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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1968

Page

7

New TJ Patriot Basketball Coach Faces Openers, Brimming With Energy

TJ High School introduces Jay Jacobs as head coach for the Patriots with a fast paced, scrappy squad. He relies on aggressive play to offset limited experience after losing key players Ward Brown Siey Smith and Bob Maddox. Sixteen returnees compete for starting spots as Jacobs builds a 10 game schedule highlighted by a Holiday Tournament featuring Loyola Poly Baltimore Annapolis and TJ.

George May Hustle Thomas Johson Patriot Jay Jacobs Jacobs Morgantown W. Va Ward Brown Siey Smith Bob Maddox Morgantown High School West Virginia University Sam Starper Virginia Dan Turney Walt Whitman Walkersville Loyola and Poly Baltimore Annapolis Thomas Johnson Tri-State Acton Jdan South Hagerstown al Wed Poly Loyola of Baltimore

Orioles Open Season With 18-Game Schedule

The Maryland School for the Deaf basketball team starts an 18-game schedule this season with a Saturday 2 p.m. game against the Virginia School for the Deaf at MSD. Last season MSD finished 1-9, but expects improvement with three returning varsity players James Angell Andrew Parker and James Pyles leading practices noted by athletic director Paul Barr.

Tim May Maryland School For the Deaf Virginia School For the Deaf M.S.D Orioles James Angell Andrew Parker James Pyles Paul Barr Auiletic Donald Boone Albert Brizendine Jerome Proctor Stephen Pyles Fred Schatz Gerald Narper Greg Heder Mike Swann John Stafford Mike Stinebaugh Barr Don Phelps Gallaudet College Kendall School For the Deaf St. John's Linganore Iigh St Clanule

Cougars Fall To Strayer In 119 42 Loss

Fredericks Community College suffers its third straight defeat as Strayer Junior College of Baltimore dominates 119 to 42. FCC top scorers were Paul Throne 23 Dwight Repp 18 Charles Urban 16 and Rich Horvatt 16. Strayer leaders included Nate Watson 23 Preston Gale 20 Nate Jones 20 and Tillante Gordian 11. Strayer outrebounded FCC 78 to 38 while FCC lacked height and failed to contain the balanced visitor attack.

Fredericks Strayer Junior College of Baltimore FCC Cougars Paul Throne Dwight Repp Charles Urban Rich Horvatt Strayer Nate Watson Preston Gale Nate Jones Tillante Gordian

Belinsky Gets Shot With Cardinals In Draft Twist

San Francisco AP describes Bo Belinsky, famed for Playboy ties, being drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals for 25,000 from Oklahoma City. Red Schoendienst notes Belinsky’s arm as the key asset. The 27 minor leaguers drafted at the winter meetings include Gary Gelger, Bob Chance, Russ Nixon, and Billy Cowan among others.

SAN Francisco Bob Belinshy Playboy St. Louis Cardinals Bellashy Mamie van Doren Jo Callins Cardinals Oklahoma City Cardinal Red Schoendienst Belinsky Plaers Jouston Miss Collins Astros Chicago White Sox Miss van Doren California Angels Hawaii Philadelphia San Diego Iawaii Veneszuelan Gary Geiger Houston Bob Chancel California Russ Nixon Billy Cowan New York Yankees BL Short Cincinnati Gelger Tulsa Boston Atlanta Cleveland

St Johns to Host Fairfield Wiel In Season Opener

St Johns basketball 1 0 opens against Fairfield Wiel School tonight at 8 p m in the St Johns gym Junior varsity starts at 6 30 p m with both games expected to draw local fans from the community and campus.

St. John's Fairfield Wiel School

UCLA Bruins Top The Associated Press College Poll

UCLA led The Associated Press poll as the No. 1 team with 480 points on all 24 ballots. North Carolina followed second with 354 points, Kentucky third, Kansas fourth, and Notre Dame reportedly set for a game after opening week results. Houston rose to sixth as Xavier and New Mexico also climbed in the season-opening rankings.

Associated Press UCLA Lew Alcindor Bruins North Carolina Oregon Kentucky Xavier Ohio Kansas St. Louis Notre Dame

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