Basketball Roundup From Major College Action
The roundup highlights top performances as Jerry Lucas scores 29 for the Buckeyes while Lynn Havlice ace Lee Sager is limited. Detroit upsets Indiana in overtime with Tom Villemure’s late winner. Duke and Maryland win to stay atop their conferences. Tournaments begin with Bluegrass Festival and ensuing classic events across the region.
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
Army
Jerry Lucas
John Havlice
Lee Sager
Bucs
Cee
Miner
Detroit
Lnto
Tom Villemure
Charle North
Ted
Dave Debusschere
Titans
Hoosiers
Utah State
Maryland
North Carolina State
North Carolina
Duke
Minnesota
Bob McDonald
Bill Stasiuiatis
KC State
Citadel
West Virginia
Mountaineers
John Frye
Seph Art Heyman
AFL Sunday football roundup includes Oilers win and Dallas rout
Houston Oilers beat Buffalo 31 23 to seal the Eastern Division crown as George Blank led with three TD passes and a 53 yard field goal. New York Titans edged Oakland 31 28 behind Al Dorow's two TDs. Dallas Texans routed Boston 33 0 with Duane Woodson s 66 yard interception return and Johnny Robinson 62 yard punt return. Los Angeles Rams downed Baltimore 10 3, Bill Wade 66 yard TD run sparks win. Colts and Packers suffer key setbacks in late season mix.
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George Blanda
Houston Oilers
Buffalo Bills
Oilers
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Dallas
Duane Woods
Johnny Robinson
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Texans
Patriots
LOS Angeles
Bill Wade
Los Angeles Revs
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Memo Coliseum
Green Box Packers
Unitas
Johnny
Asa
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Oakland
Denver
New York
Rams Halt Colts In Narrow NFL Showdown
Los Angeles defeated Baltimore 16 to 13 as Elroy Wade starred with a 66 yard run and the Rams defense held a late Colts drive. Unitas broke Sammy Baugh's single season passing yard record but the Rams prevailed amid injuries to Ryan and Shofner, with Marconi handling punting duties.
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Les Richter
Lou Michaels
Gene Brito
John Baker
Baltimore
Colts
Sammy Baugh
Washington Redskins
Baugh
Unitas
Hosses
Rams
Wade
Haif
Vanderbilt
Joe Marconi
Andy Nelson
Jon
Ram
Red Phillips
Milt Davis
Los Angeles
Frank Ry‘an
del Shofner
Ryan
Brito
Michaels
Marconi
Shofner
Alex Hawkins
Unias
George ‘Strugar
Local court listings Tuesday matchups across towns
This week on local courts lists Tuesday games with Francis Scott Key at Walkersville Greencastle hosting Frederick St. Johns at Emmitsburg Middletown playing M S D Taneytown facing Thurmont Walkersville visits Middletown Frederick meets North Carroll Brunswick plays St Johns St Josephs Emmitsburg faces Emmitsburg M 5 D at Thurmont
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Walkersville
Greencastle
Frederick
St. John’s
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Middletown
M.S. D
Taneytown
Thurmont
IDAY
North Carroll
Brunswick
St. John's
St. Joseph
Conerly Leads Giants Past Redskins In Snow
New York defeats Washington 17 to 3 as Conerly hurls passes while snow coats Griffith Stadium. The win keeps the Giants in the race for second in the NFL Eastern Conference and a possible post season bid with Bob Khayat adding a 12 yard field goal for Washington.
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Charles
York
Griffith Stadium
Syard
Oe Morre
Tory
Washington
Redskins
Campbell Cap Heads Bowie Race Card
Bowie's 1961 stakes schedule lists 11 added money events totaling 27250 for a 48 day meet from March 21 to March 20. The Campbell Handicap for 3 year olds and mares is Maryland's richest, a mile and a sixteenth.
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Bowie
John B. Campbell
Campbell
Maryland
Bowe
Man
John B. Loome
Tempers and Pressure High in Cup Play
In Perth Australia the US Davis Cup team led 2-1 in the best of five as Butch Buchholz and Barry MacKay faced Italy’s Pietrangeli and Sirola. Pietrangeli and Sirola won the doubles, amid a hostile gallery atmosphere after McKinley’s final point controversy.
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Australia
United States
Chuck McKinley
Norman Strange
The
STAR
Will Gremsley
Associated Press
Davis
Butch) Buchholz
Barry MacKay
Buchholz
St. Louis
Pietrangeli
I MacKay
Dayton
Ohio
Orlando Sirola
Sirola
Bucholz
Charles tChuck
McKinley
Er McKinley
Maryland racing plan calls for consolidating tracks
A Maryland racing study panel led by Sen. George Bean Jr. proposes closing Cumberland half mile racing and consolidating dates among Bowie Laurel and Pimlico mile tracks. The report favors keeping total racing dates at 276, prohibits off track betting, and suggests night racing trials for thoroughbreds while cautioning against cross state track ownership.
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Maryland
Cumberland
Ing
George BL Bean Jr
D-Kent
Land
Ocean Dawns
Laurel and Rosecroft
Bowie
Laurel and Pimlico
Cim
Imate
Commission
Publc Authority
Pimlico Management
Charles Town
W. Va
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Bel Air
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Laurel
Terps North Carolina State Vie For Early ACC Lead
Four teams remain unbeaten in ACC play as Maryland and North Carolina State each hold four wins, Duke rides a three game streak, and North Carolina has ten wins. Duke hosts South Carolina in a key early conference matchup.
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ACC
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Florida State
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Doug Kistler
John Frye
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Abbey Hart
Billy Packer
Penn State
Virginia
Richmond
Jemson
Xx. C. State
Perth Carolina
Eure's late basket lifts MSD to 41 39 win over Kendall
Maryland School for the Deaf beat Kendall School 41-39 behind Eure 32 points and Preston Ashley 13. Eure scored a key 1 07 remaining jumper to seal the victory as MSD improves in a close game.
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Stanley Eure
Maryland School For the Deaf
Orioles
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Eure
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Dace
I Son
Eve
Baker
Keller Named Farm Director for New Washington Senators
The new Washington Senators announce Hal Keller as farm director after his role as assistant farm director of the former Senators team that moved to Minneapolis. Burton Hawkins, longtime Evening Star writer, is press relations officer and secretary with James R. Burke named administrative assistant.
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Washington
Washington Senators
Hal Keller
Keller
Senators
Minneapolis
Burton Hawkins
The
Washingion: Evening Star
Havwsinas
James R. Burke
Milwaukee Braves
Louisville
Ed Doherty
Browns Blast Bears To 42 0 Victory In NFL Showdown
Cleveland’s young defense intercepted seven Chicago passes, returning three for touchdowns, including a 9 yard pick six by Bernie Parrish. Jim Brown led ground attack with 106 yards as the Browns routed the Bears 42 0.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Bernie Parrish
Browns
Bears
Los Angeles
Parrish
Ed Brown
New Deer Kill Record Set in Frederick County
Eleven deer were killed yesterday closing the 1960 season, pushing the county total past the 192 mark set in 1958. Wardens report fewer violations and about half as many illegal deer than last year as Adamstown and nearby areas recorded the season’s final counts.
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Frederick County
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