Emmitsburg Liners face season with small squad and seven man plan
Emmitsburg coach John Hormne oversees a six man varsity with possible seventh as Dennis McGlaughlin arranges extra practice. The 5-Plus-2 team opened 3-0 with wins over St Joseph's Lincoln and St Johns, while praising backcourt duo Sweeney Swemley and frontcourt trio Zimmerman Slick Hewitt.
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Syracuse Miami clash sharpens in frigid Liberty Bowl weather
Cold air favors upstate New York Syracuse as they face Miami Florida in the Liberty Bowl. Temperatures in the 20s with gusts threaten to limit 40,000 expected fans at Philadelphia Stadium. Miami’s backup plans hinge on quarterback George Mira and passing game amid the numb hands and wind.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Philadelphia AP
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Philadelphia
NBC
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New York
Florida
George Mira
Miami
Whiz
Mira
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Sam Fernandez
Exis Ben Rizco
Larcy Wilson
Jim O’manone
Amiy Gustafson
Ben Somaarizu Oat Leazce
Bonnies Trip W Kentucky In Close Leatherneck Meet
Bonnie team travels to Kentucky for a tight game in the championship chase. Readouts include scores, standout players such as Margaret Samawit Bear and Roy Exmervon in a rugged field with doubles and men’s divisions mentioned among results.
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Austa A
Margaret Samawit
Oreen Isals
New Mar Wave
Champons
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Fred
Gimeline
Green Terrors Down Sho'men in Chesterton
In Chesterton, Green Terrors defeated Sho'men with Tom OMal scoring a key basket. The game featured late performance by Mae tee and Sem OManer with notable plays from Tlments and Wath. Western Maryland and Wrabinge College scores appear in the brief, indicating standings shifts.
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Tom O'Mal
Liners overpower Taneytown for fourth straight win
Emmitsburg Liners roll to 79 43 victory over Taneytown as Don Sweeney scores 22 and Jim Hewitt 18. Bill Zimmerman adds 16 and Ken Swomley 11 while Ken Slick coins 10 as Sweeney returns from flu symptoms. Walkersville Lions crush Fran nia Onaatte Law 67 39 with Bob Smith leading scoring 18 and Sam Smith collecting 20 rebounds.
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Taneytown
Don Sweeney
John Hor Iie
Jim Hewitt
Sweeney
Bill Zimmerman
Ken Swomley
Ken Slick
Larry Hyde
Liners
Union Bridge
Smith Boys
Walkersville Lions
Frannia Onaatte Law
Bob Smith
Sam Smith
Lions
Walkersville
Carroll Crum
Leo Duncan
Morgan Storey
Eagles
Scott Key
Mets Acquire Neal as Interleague Deals Shake Up Lineups
Last minute trades reshape rosters as Charley Neal moves from Los Angeles to New York for Lee Walls and cash. Kansas City ships three veterans for four minors in two deals. Cincinnati sends Bob Schmidt and Dave Stenhouse to Washington for Marty Keough and a player to be named. Philadelphia buys Andy Carey from Chicago for cash and minor leaguers. Houston trades Sam Jones to Detroit for two pitchers as season closes.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
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Lou Klimecheck
Milwaukee
Vancouver
Manny Jiminez
Ed Charles
Jose Azeus
Joe Pignatano
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Lee Walls
Cincinnati
Bob Schmidt
Dave Stenhouse
Washington
Marty Keough
Philadelphia
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Chicago White Sox
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Houston
Sam Jones
Detroit
Bob Bruce
Pete Montejo
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Damascus Rallies to 42 38 Victory Over Peary
Damascus overcame Peary 42 to 38 in a late rally led by Eddie Burns and Al Pearce. Burns and Pearce scored all but two points in the final period to seal the win as Paul Black and Burns each finished with 12 points for Damascus. Peary’s Boyle and Kilpatrick led with 13 and 12 points respectively.
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al Pearce
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Pearce
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Kilpatrick
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High School Scores From Maryland Games
Maryland high school basketball results list scores for multiple games including Douglass 66 over Carver 36, Good Counsel 54 over London 3, Laurel 48 over La Plata 22, St. Stephen's 58 over South Dorchester 42, Arundel 45 over Howard County 3, St. Mary's 68 over Kenwood - unclear, and other regional results. Also notes Fort Hill 67 over Fort Ashby - unclear, and Maryland area teams plus scattered Pennsylvania and West Virginia referents.
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Good Counsel
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la Plata
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South Dorchester
Washington
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Howard County
Terps Notch First Win on Foul Shooting
Maryland defeated Minnesota 75 to 69 in College Park led by Jerry Greenspan with 24 points and 14 fouls shot without a miss. Greenspan drilled all 14 foul attempts setting a Maryland record while Minnesota struggled with 8 of 38 from the line and missed early shots.
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Associated Press
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Mixeenda
Forty Niners Seek Playoff Bowl Berth Against Colts
San Francisco, needing a win and a Detroit loss to Philadelphia, eyes the Miami playoff game on Jan. 6. QB John Brodie aims to exploit Baltimore’s top pass defense in the finale, as the 49ers seek to avenge a recent 20-17 setback to the Colts.
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Detroit
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Comiskey Sells Sox Stock to Chicago Group
Charles Comiskey I sold his 46 percent Chicago White Sox stake to an 11 man Chicago group led by Thomas A Reynolds Jr. The deal values the ownership shift at about 32 million dollars. Arthur Allyn Jr remains White Sox president and a potential future role is left open for Comiskey.
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Jerry Liska
Associated Press
Chicago
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Charles Comiskey I
Chicago White Sox
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Arthur C. Allyn Jr
White Sox
Allyn
Bill Veeck
Hank Greenberg
Reynolds
Ford Frick
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Joe Cronin
Veeck
Chuck
Easton
Early Christmas Decorations Highlighted in Odd List
A fragmentary list notes earl Christmas items such as aided era shells wax tapers and various ornamental bags filled with comfots for festive trees. The readable lines capture era style decorations including papel bags and barley sc arf objects.
Bowl Battle Looms As Texas Kansas Tangle At Bluebonnet
Kansas coach Jack Mitchell arrives with a signed statement claiming star quarterback John Hadl has not signed a pro contract. Hadl, the versatile back and Kansas punter, leads in total offense and returns as Rice eyes a close Green Bay. Rice favored 3 to 4 points as 70,000 fans expected at Rice Stadium amid light rain and cool temps.
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Wagering Drops at Maryland Tracks in Longest Season
Wagering fell across Bowie Pimlico and Laurel as Maryland completed the longest season in history. Eight thoroughbred tracks hosted 189 programs drawing 1,690,255 fans who bet 141,239,772 dollars, slightly below 1959 figures. State takeaway estimated at about 8 million dollars.
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Laurel
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Burns named head football coach for South Dakota
Bob Burns, former Augustana College coach and athletic director, was chosen by the South Dakota board of regents to lead the University of South Dakota football program. A 192 USD graduate, he succeeds Ralph Stewart who resigned. Burns captained USC in his playing days and led Augustana teams to a 2-2-2 record since 1966. The Dolly ship’s Columbia River construction note appears among the details.
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Boot) Stewart
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