Walkersville Upsets North Hagerstown 62 59 In Opener
Gordon Smith scores 35 points to lift Walkersville over North Hagerstown 62 59 in the Lions opener. Smith dominates with scoring and rebounding while Ralph Whitmore clinches on a late jump ball setup. Miller leads North with 14 as Walkersville edges Hubs.
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Martinsburg players left out by league coaches sparks debate
Journal sports editor Bob Scrivener rails at the Cumberland Valley Athletic League all league selections for omitting Martinsburg star Marty Brenner and other Bulldogs. He argues for Howard Hoy and Terry Boyer as deserving honorees and criticizes coaches for not reviewing game films and stats.
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Tittle Leads Giants in High Stakes NFL Clash
New York Giants star quarterback Y A Tittle, 38, returns from bench to face the Cleveland Browns at Yankee Stadium in a key late season game. The Browns, 9 3 1, seek the Eastern Conference title, while the 2 9 2 Giants aim for an upset salvage. Kickoff 2 05 pm CBS telecast excludes New York area.
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Hoy Leads Cadets In 67 40 Victory Over Milford
Frederick Cadets defeat Milford Mill 67 to 40 behind 25 points from Howard Hoy and 11 by Jeff Freland. Strong man to man defense held Milford to 12 points in the first half and produced a 34 12 halftime margin as Frederick raced to an early 10 point edge.
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Jerry Fishman Signs With Colts
Baltimore Colts announce that Jerry Fishman a 14th round future draft choice from the University of Maryland has signed an NFL contract. Fishman had one year left of eligibility but pursued a professional career now amid past penalties and jeers during college games.
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ACC Defers Action On Two Proposals
The Atlantic Coast Conference voted to defer until spring its consideration of moving football practice earlier and pushing spring sports championships forward. Clemson University prompted the changes with a revised class schedule, as the league seeks deeper study before acting.
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Two Arabian Horses Bought for King Constantine of Greece
Warsaw reports two pure bred Arabian saddle horses from Polish state farms were purchased for King Constantine of Greece. The animals cost about $80,000, according to Polish press.
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Redskins Rehire Bill McPeak With Two Year Deal
Washington Redskins owners unanimously rehired head coach Bill McPeak on a two year contract with a substantial raise. McPeak praised the agreement saying it is fair and he feels very good about the future. The team finished strong at six wins seven losses and tied for third in the Eastern Conference. The club credited McPeak with developing Charlie Taylor and Paul Krause as part of a improving roster.
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Moore Caps NFL Comeback With Colts in 1960
Baltimore star Lenny Moore was named comeback player of the year after returning from two injury plagued seasons. He led the league with 18 touchdowns and set a record for most consecutive games with scoring. The AP panel also cited him MVP and coach Don Shula as top coach.
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Larsa Wins First Pimlico Race Then Daily Double
Larsa paid 99.20 for 2 in the straight at Pimlico on Friday, then Imthemost paid 24.40 for the second leg, yielding a 2029 daily double. Forty two $2 tickets hit the winning 12 6 combo and one $10 ticket produced a 10145 payout to the holder. It marked the second payout for owner Robert Franklin in 26 races this year.
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