Eight Schoolboy Games On Tap At Walkersville
Walkersville hosts eight boys basketball games as Frederick County teams square off. North Hagerstown visits Walkersville with a 1-0 record. Frederick aims to stretch its win streak. Middletown, Singarore, St. John’s and Emmitsburg seek second or first wins. Brunswick hosts its alumni in a non-standings game.
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Middletown
St. Joseph's
Fairfield. Pa
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Ol ‘Estminister
Tancacacs
Mt Airy Tanevrewn
Emmittsburg
Brunswick
North Hagerstown
Walkersville
Greencastle
John Bentz
Hubs
Bill Talley
Larry Garber
Bob Ripple
Scotland
Hunt Bowers
Jeff Dirks
Jim Ganga
Talley
Frank Warner
Frederick
Willis Hall
Hall
Ron Hart
Jeff Freland
Tim A Amorose
Singanore
St. John's
Lancers
Ben Good
Emmitsburg
Maryland School For the Deaf
Mt. Airy
St. Joe
Railroaders
News-Post
Lone Dissenter On Ability Of Alworth Lance Alworth
San Diego AP profile of Lance Alworth, Chargers star receiver. Details AFL highs this season, 12 touchdown catches and 1,428 yards on 62 receptions, plus past seasons and learning curve. Notes 1964 stats and Chargers’ AFL title rematch loss without him. mentions Arkansas origin and speed as key traits.
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Alworth
Lance Alworth
San Diego
Calif
San Diego Chargers
Lance
Chargers
Arkansas Star
Buffalo
Arkansas
Colts Feel For Packers Game Amid Injuries
Baltimore Colts anticipate a pivotal NFL clash with the Green Bay Packers as Alvin Haymond and Don Shinnick address injuries and motivation. Haymond aims to break open a scoring run after record punt returns, while Shinnick weighs comeback prospects despite a fractured arm and lingering pain.
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Alvin Haymond
Don Shinnick
Baltimore Colts
Green Bay Packers
Haymond
Shinnick
Colts
Alist
Pye
Colt
National Football League
Philadelphia
Detroit
Lenny Lyles
Sonny Jurgensen
Washington
Joann Winchester
John Unitas
Unitas
Don Shula
Ted Davis
Packers
Griffith Rules Heavy Favorite In Bout Tonight
Emile Griffith, the welterweight champion, is a 3-1 favorite to beat Manuel Gonzalez in a 15 round title bout at Madison Square Garden tonight. Griffith seeks a 12th title appearance after a January upset by Gonzalez, who vows to win again. The match airs in color on a regional network with local and regional radio, starting around 10 p.m. EST. Griffith holds a 47-7 record with 18 knockouts, while Gonzalez is 37-12-6 with 10 knockouts.
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Griffith
Emile Griffith
Manuel Gonzalez
Odessa
Tex
Madison Square Garden
Texas
Houston
Gonzalez
Kelso Arrives For Racing in Florida
Hialeah Park announced Kelso, five time Horse of the Year, will arrive Tuesday for a winter campaign aimed at the $100000 added Widener. The 8 year old gelding has earned a record 1977396 and could become the first horse to reach 2 million with a win or place in the Widener. Trained by Carl Hanford, Kelso will be accompanied by his trainer and will travel from Chesapeake City Maryland where he has been after an eye injury in the Stymie Handicap at Aqueduct last September.
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Sportsman’s
Washington, D.C
Beagle
Beagles
Izaak Walton Club
Reels Mall Road
Frederick
Barbera Fritchie
Izaac Walton League of America
Miami
Fla
Hialeah Park
Kelso
Widener
Kenny Noe Jr
Carl Hanford
Maryland
Richard ,C. DuPont
Chesapeake City
Aqueduct
Starr Returns To Packers In Time For Colts Showdown
Bart Starr rejoined the Green Bay Packers in practice after injuring a finger, signaling readiness for Sundays NFL clash with the Baltimore Colts. Zeke Bratkowski and Dennis Claridge split quarterback duties as Green Bay prepared in Gaithersburg for the Washington area game, aiming for the top spot in the NFL Western Conference amid Colts setback.
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Gaithersburg
Bart Starr
Green Bay Packers
Baltimore Colts
Starr
Zeke Bratkowski
Dennis Claridge
Packers
Washington
Baltimore
Chicago Bears
John Unitas
Colts
Green Bay
Ray Nitschke
Bill Anderson
Tom Brown
Branch Rickey Dies in Missouri at 83
Branch Rickey, baseball front office innovator who built the Cardinals farm system and broke baseball color barriers with Jackie Robinson, died at Boone County Hospital in Columbia, Missouri, at 10 p.m. after a day-long vigil by his wife and daughters. He was 83. Rickey guided the Cardinals to seven NL pennants and five World Series titles and later led the Dodgers to two pennants before stints with the Pirates and other ventures. He reshaped the sport with farm-system expansion and civil rights milestones, remaining a force in baseball lore.
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Columbia
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boone County Hospital
Rickey
Jackie Robinson
Montreal
Robinson
Dodgers
Sam Breadon
Cardinals
St. Louis
Gas House Gang
Pepper Martin
Frankie Frisch
Dean Boys
Dizzy
Daffy
Brooklyn
Walter O’malley
Pittsburgh Pirates
Moses
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Rickney
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Manhattan College
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