Fourth Straight Win TJ Patriots Trounce Lions
TJ Patriots overpower Walkersville Lions 89 44 with relentless pressure defense causing turnovers. Ernie Bowens led TJ with 19 points while Jim Snoots added 15 before leaving due to late third period. David Bowens 12, Hall and Weedon 10 each. JV 55 45.
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Lincoln Beats Salisbury in DVCon Clash
Lincoln University dominated Salisbury State College 113 to 91 in a Delaware Valley Conference game. John Mayson poured in 27 points as Lincoln built a 51-35 halftime lead and remained unbeaten with their fifth win against one loss.
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Catoctin Cougars Fall 53 50 to Smithsburg in Tight Duel
Smithsburg earned a 53-50 victory over Catoctin as Wayne Warrenfeltz hit a go ahead three pointer with 12 seconds left. The game featured 58 fouls, four Cougars fouling out in the third quarter, and a Catoctin comeback that fell short after early leads.
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Cavaliers Dominate North Carroll In 85 57 Victory
S Carroll Cavaliers defeated North Carroll 85 57 as Alexander 27 points and 16 rebounds Fosdick 28 Burdette 24 led scorers while North Carroll trailed 38 35 after three. Warrenfeltz 17 Wolf 11 McKensey 10 aided the winners as North Carroll foul trouble and rebounding gaps defined the game.
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Flood has own agreement with Senators owner
Curt Flood, suing MLB, says Washington owner Bob Short verbally promised three provisions to shield him from the reserve clause. A signed 1971 contract includes standard reserve terms, but no paper on the oral deal, as Kuhn blocked it. Flood plans to reveal the handshake terms in a forthcoming book.
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Middletown Knights Upset Cadets 62 61
Middletown High School Knights rallied from a 15 point deficit to defeat Frederick High School Cadets 62 to 61 in the final three seconds. Wayne Coblentz sank the clinching free throw after being fouled by Jako Thompson. Mike Lewis led Middletown with 16 points, while Frederick’s Thompson had 18.
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Hawks Hold Off Bullets In Close NBA Showdown
Atlanta Hawks built lead as Lou Hudson scored 29 and Pete Maravich 28. Walt Bellamy 25 and Walt Hazzard 22 fueled the win over Baltimore Bullets 116-112 in College Park. Earl Monroe 24 and Gus Johnson 21 led Bullets rally to within four before falling.
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Fight Halls 2nd Game Saints Edge Lancers By TOM MAY Sports Writer
St Johns edged Singapore 51 47 in the Brunswick Invitational opener while the nightcap ended 44 44 and was halted by a fight with 2 43 left in the final quarter. Disorder led to cancellation of two further games. The incident involved a Brunswick and a Harpers Ferry player, with a Tiger cheerleader injured. Hull led St Johns with 19 points, DeGrange 14 for Linganore, and Hassett 10 for the Saints. Harpers Ferry’s Holland suffered a bruised elbow. x rays confirmed it.
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