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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1961

Page

3

Mounties Fall in Slugfest as Providence Prevails 65 59

Providence used a late 22 point burst and strong efforts from John Thompson to beat Mt. St. Marys 65 59. Dick Talley led the Mountaineers with 20 points while Thompson scored 25 for the Friars. Mt. St. Marys hosts Shippensburg next in Memorial Gym.

Providence John Thompson Mt. St. Mary’s Mounts Friars Thompson Vinnie Ernst Mt. St. Mary's Vicry Dick Talley Mountaineers Maloney Jim Hadnot Jim Phelan Shippensourg Memorial Gym Emmitsburg Mt. St Mary's Providence Ernst O'Reilly Hadnot Taltey Sas Maloney Flynn Saylor Stone Samuels Lemard Mt St. Mary's

Mountaineers poised to defend small college title run

Mount Saint Marys, led by Jim Phelan, faces a strong start to the season after a 26 5 finish last year. Returning veterans Eddie Pfeiffer Dave Maloney and others anchor a lineup hoping to improve conditioning and sustain Mason Dixon dominance as they open at home against Shippensburg and travel to Providence.

Mason-Dixon Mount Saint Mary’s Jim Phelan Mountaineers Mounties Evansville Ind Phelan Eddie Pfeiffer Dave Maloney Dick Saylor John O'Reilly Dick Talley Jerry Savage Dave) Samuels Shippensburg College Shippensburg

Olympic leaders press NCAA AAU to end fighting

U S Olympic Association chief Tug Wilson urges colleges and the Amateur Athletic Union to set aside personal disputes and unite for the Olympic cause. Penn State’s Chick Werner says many issues could be resolved with concessions, but a split from AAU appears likely as disputes persist.

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Peyman LFADS and Duke O18 Florida Quint

Fragmented OCR notes describe a basketball game involving Peyman LFADS and Duke O18 with references to Florida Quint. Details are unclear due to garbled text but suggest player actions and a game context with football and coach mentions.

Peyman LFADS Duke O18 Florda Quint

Army Navy clash headlines Rose Bowl talk in Philadelphia

Army enters as a 1 point favorite over Navy in the 62nd annual service game at Philadelphia Stadium. President Kennedy attends as a noted supporter with 96 616 in attendance and ABC TV coverage. Coaches Dale Hall and Wayne Hardin preview a tight tilt with Rose Bowl implications and strong forecasts for cool hazy weather.

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Various college basketball results and one withdrawal note

Team scores show Virginia 82 over Wash. and Lee 5, Brandeis 82 over New Hampshire, Southern California 36 over Missouri, Notre Dame 71 over Bellarmine, SMU 67 over Georgia Tech, Oklahoma City 97 over TCU, Rhode Island 3 over Pratt, LaSalle 102 over Millersville 62, Temple 73 over Susquehanna 6, Continued listings. Herb Elliott, Cambridge student and former world mile record holder from Australia, may withdraw from the 1982 Brush Empire Games to focus on studies with possible summer training.

Associated Preto Virginia Wash. & Lee Tilingis & Butler Boston Col Brown & Duke Florida Brandeis New Hampshire Southern Calif Missouri Notre Dame Bellarmine Smu Georgia Tech Okla City TCU Rhode Island Pratt LaSale Millersville Temple Susquehanna Lamac Tech N. Tex Texas Agm Centenary Wichita Colo St. A Wicita Coo & UL Elliott Cambridge England Herb Eilat Autrawa Hus Eliott Baylor Colorado Air Force Georgia Miami Louisiana State Penn State Syracuse Duke Boston College Holy Cross Southern Methodist Texas Christian North Carolina Oklahoma State Oklahoma Vanderbilt Tennessee Oregon State Houston Atlantic City Convention Hall Merchant Marine Academy Pennsylvania Military College

Last Grid Fling This Afternoon For Teams Seeking Bowl Bids

Four major bowl assignments remain undecided as top teams schedule final games. Alabama and Mississippi are favored for Sugar and Cotton bowls, Rice eyeing Gotham or Bluebonnet, Baylor in contention with 2 55 season mark, UCLA awaiting Rose opponent, and Minnesota and Michigan State named as possible bids targets. The Army Navy game headlines the day with a Philly stadium crowd and national TV.

Harold Claassen Associated Press Alabama Auburn Arkansas New Orleans Mississippi Texas Mississippi State Rice Baylor Utah State Owls Kansas UCLA Big Tech Minnesota Michigan State Big Five Tom Hamilton Army Navy Gand Service Academy Philadelphia ABC

Elias to stay as Virginia Cavaliers head coach

Charlottesville Virginia AP Bill Elias announced he will remain as the University of Virginia football head coach and will keep his entire coaching staff. His decision concludes rumors of other coaching offers after a rebound season that included a win over Maryland ending Terps Gator Bowl hopes.

Charlottesville Bill Elias University of Virginia Cavaliers Elias Virginia George Washington University Empiore Oss Virinia Maryland Terps

Hunters Start Deer Season Amid Abundant Game

Warnings from wardens within Western Maryland and Southern Maryland regions say deer are plentiful this season with 5.080 to 6.400 hunters. Officials note terrain and rocks challenge climbers while doe and buck harvesting rules apply across multiple counties including St. Marys, Baltimore, Har-Kent, Queen Annes, Caroline and Talbot.

Terp Cagers Open Today at Penn State

Maryland opens 1961-62 basketball season at Penn State with two tall starters 6-7 Greenspan and Barton. Coach Bud Millikan relies on experience mixed with youth as Ferguson Marshall and Stasiulatis anchor the lineup while Bruce Kelher and Bob Eicher join seniors in the rotation.

College Park Terp Scott Ferguson Ted Marshall Greenspan Barton Ferguson Marshal Paul Jesus Bhi Stasiulatis Bob , Eicher Bruce Kel Stasiiatis Iellermen Macinandatlements Georgetown North Carolina Minnesta Wake Forest Taama North Carola Witater Wacragien Aryline Shketgens Flhanda David Carmen May Lam Penn State Sith Tarohan Everett Betes

All Mason-Dixon soccer team named from four schools

Washington College headlines the All Mason-Dixon Conference soccer selections with two players on the first team. Loyola University Maryland Johns Hopkins and Catholic University also place two players each, while Mount St. Marys Roanoke and Western Maryland add notable names. Western Maryland’s Laszlo Szimedics is among repeaters.

Baltimore Washington College Mason- Dixon Sho Lynchburg Roland Bucky) Larrimore John Coles University of Baltimore Catholic University Johns Hopkins Howard Beck Martin Pustilnick Bob Meyers Xealie Bob Keane Catholic Sam Amato Dennis Gratedd Loyola Gorse Bargee Lean 7 Ooete Tosome

Minnesota clears path for Rose Bowl bid by faculty vote

In Minneapolis the faculty Senate approved a formal Rose Bowl bid by 108 to 33, opening the way for Minnesota to play California in Pasadena if extended. An invitation from the Big Five host group is expected within 24 hours.

Minneapolis University of Minnesota Minnesota Faculty Senate Pasadena Minnesota Gophers Washington Athletic Association of Western Universities Big Five University of California At Los Angeles

Major Leagues Agree To Two All Star Games

Major and minor leagues moved toward two All Star games in 1962 with AL opposing a doubleheader on the same day. A committee may study alternatives such as an East West format while the two games await formal vote. Dodgers Giants and Braves opposed the plan. the pension fund deficit and bonus limits were discussed as part of the meeting.

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