Lions Edge Hubs in Late Stand to Fall 71 67
North Hagerstown built a 15 point lead but Walkersville fought back to close to eight with 66 seconds left. Ralph McCarty led the Hubs with 28 points while Gordon Smith and Eddie Cook added 17 and 13 respectively for Walkersville.
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Lions
Ralph McCarty
Skip Barnhart
McCarty
North
Hagerstown
Barnhart
Haines
Larry Haines
Gordon Smith
Eddie Cook
Smith
Cook
Cook-Smith
Ralph Whitmore
Whitmore
Bill Talley
TJ Smith
Miller Haines
Koicely
Beeson & Rendarton
Withiar
Rice
Barrick
Ed Brown Named NFL Player of the Week
Pittsburgh AP Ed Brown, NFL player of the week, said he wished the honor would come after the Steelers’ critical Eastern title clash with the New York Giants. He earned it for a bold 42-yard fourth down pass to Red Mack that sparked a winning drive against Dallas before a snowbound looming winner take all game.
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Ed Brown
Pittsburgh Steelers
New York Giants
Brown
Giants
Steelers
Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers
Philadelphia
Red Mack
Dallas
Mack
Theron Sapp
Rookie Of The Year Flatley Shines For Vikings
Minnesota Vikings rookie Paul Flatley, a 6-1 187-pound flanker from Northwestern, tops NFL rookie polls. He has 51 receptions for 867 yards and four touchdowns this season and rooms with fellow rookie John Campbell. He earned the fourth pick in the draft and set club records for pass receptions in 13 games.
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Paul Flatley
Minnesota Vikings
Viking
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Ueumitu Luurie al Lie
Flatley
Vikings
Philadelphia
Northwestern
John Campbell
Minnesota
Bill Jobko
New Richmond
Ind
Georgetown 98 87 Triumph at Garden
Georgetown defeated Manhattan 98 87 at Madison Square Garden in the opener of a double header. Sophomore guard Jimmy Brown starred with 19 points nine assists and four steals, directing the Hoyas offense and closing run.
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Garden
NEW York
Jimmy Brown
Manhattan
Madison Square Garden
Toledo
New York University
Brown
Hoyas
Three Local High School and College Games Tonight
Emmitsburg at St. John's and Middletown at Maryland School for the Deaf highlight two high school games. Mt. St. Mary’s travels to Catholic University in Washington DC for the college matchup. All games start around 8 p.m.
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St. John’s
Middletown
Maryland School For the Deaf
Mt. St. Mary’s
Washington, D.C
Catholic University
Tittle Named NFL MVP As Giants Standout Wins AP honor
Y A Tit le at 37, quarterback for the New York Giants, is voted the NFL MVP by an AP panel. He edges Jim Brown 33 to 7 with two voters abstaining. Tit tle set multiple passing records this season and leads in TDs and attempts despite injury and a late season game against Pittsburgh. He began with Baltimore and San Francisco before joining New York.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Y. A. Tittle
New York Giants
National Football League
Jimmy Brown
Cleveland Browns
Tittle
Giants
Y. A
Pittsburgh
Brown
NFL
Baltimore Colts
Bobby Layne
Layne
Marshall
Tex
Louisiana State
Baltimore
San Francisco
49Ers
Lou Cordileone
Instinct shooting method boosts family hunting skills with BB gun
A Georgia man promotes instinct shooting using a BB gun to train youths and adults. The method emphasizes eyes on the target, mounting technique, and keeping both eyes open, reducing recoil and noise fears while showing quick improvement and fun.
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Georgia
Lawrence Swann
Mr. Pleasant
Larry
Vickie
No. 1 Loyola Edges Western Michigan 105 102
Loyola remains undefeated at 5 0 as Western Michigan star Manny Newsome scores 44 points in a hard fought 105 102 Loyola win in Kalamazoo. Newsome leads a late Broncos rally but Loyola sustains the victory with key scoring from Art Hunter and Ron Miller.
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Mich
Manny Newsome
Western Michigan
Chicago
Loyola
Newsome
Western
Broncos
Gary
Ind
Ajac Triplett
Bill Street
Ramblers
Art Hunter
Ron Miller
Railroaders Rout St Johns 94 67 Behind Strong Rebounding
Brunswick's Railroaders dominated St Johns last night 94 to 67 led by Mike Kelly 23 points and Ron Carter 14. Richie Matters sparked with outside shooting while Jack Mat ters topped the Saints with 35 points as Brunswick also won a 38 34 preseason game with Charles King scoring 11.
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St. Johns
Railroaders
Mike Kelly
Ron Carter
Richie Hills
Saints
Jack Matters
Motter
John Tregoning
Charles King
Phil Davis
Johns Orftart Axline
Harrison
Orlando
Wynkoop
McClellan
Harvard
Tregoning
Dixon
Brust
Carter
Mauro
Kelley
Zaharatt
Hartman
Meriman
Willis
Hill O
Toledo Defeats NYU With Tight Defense at MSG
Toledo Rockets upset second-ranked NYU 87-74 at Madison Square Garden to move to 5-0 behind Jim Cox who scored 33 points. The Rockets used a harassing man to man defense and a spread offense to outpace the Violet offense and pull away after intermission. Cox led early with 19 points in the first half as Toledo built a 43-33 margin.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Toledo
Rockets
Madison Square Garden
New York University
Jim Cox
Wis
NYU
Cox
Violets
Pocers
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