Maryland Coach Praises Franklin and Truax in Basketball Notes
Maryland coach Bud Millikan hails Bill Franklin and Terry Truax as capable sophomores at College Park. Franklin has appeared in three games with limited scoring. Truax has not yet played. The column also notes area scorers, a Thanksgiving football attendance record, and other local sports tidbits including DeMatha’s schedule, the Colts’ Memorial Stadium totals, and a humorous Christmas greeting from the Baltimore Orioles.
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Mike Kelley
Jack Motter
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Giants
Y. A. Tittle
Jim Martin
Tom Matte
Battle of Quarterbacks Today as Bowl Teams Begin Action
The Liberty Bowl in Philadelphia the Bluebonnet Bowl in Houston and the North South All Star game in Miami open post season football. NC State vs Mississippi State Baylor vs LSU North South features Concannon Mira and Bork with TV coverage on NBC CBS and ABC.
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Louisiana State
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Boston College
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Northern Illinois
Patterson Fight May Be Postponed
Italian heavyweight Santo Amonti says he is in top condition for the Stockholm bout with Floyd Patterson and would oppose any suspension. A Brescia judge dropped manslaughter charges from a 1961 automobile crash but urged authorities to revoke Amonti's driving license, prompting fears of a boxing federation suspension.
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Stockholm
Floyd Patterson
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Patterson
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Italian Boxing Federation
Frederick Cadets Hold On For 69 57 Victory Over Overlea
Frederick beat Overlea 69 to 57 at home in a tense finish as Bruchey 19 and Kline 21 led the Cadets. Overlea trimmed the gap late but Frederick’s strong start and 41 21 halftime lead proved decisive. Buckless led Overlea with 18 points. Markey and Trout contributed for Frederick.
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Bruchey
Marty Kline
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Markey
Rodney Sewell
Jim Trout
Cadets
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Buckless
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Ronnie Hart
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O’brien
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Shannahan
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The
Polczynaskia
Walkersville star Smith injures, may miss South clash
Walkersville suffers a 71 59 defeat at North Hagerstown as captain Gordon Smith collapses with muscle spasms late in the fourth quarter. Smith scored 19 and left the game, sparking concern for tonight's meeting with South Hagerstown. Ralph McCarty led the Hubs with 23 as North improved to 4 0. Eddie Cook added 17 for Walkersville.
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Hagerstown Quint
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Joe Beeson
Clyde Miller
Henderson
Ralph Whitmore
Snoots
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Beeson
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Barnhart
Young
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Texas Receives LBJ Daughter Trophy For Victory Texas
Miss Lynda Bird Johnson presented the AP national football championship trophy to the University of Texas Longhorns in a ceremony at the University Chancellor's office. Coach Darrell Royal and co-captains accepted the gold plaque and trophy, with Texas boasting 34 first place votes in the final AP poll. Rubin Carter defeated Emile Griffith by one round technical knockout in Pittsburgh, stopping Griffith at 2 13 of the first.
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Lynda Bird Johnson
Associated Press
University of Texas Longhorns
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Harry Ransom
Miss Johnson
Royal
Texas
Longhorns
University of Southern California
Longhorn
Scott Appleton
Tommy Ford
David McWilliams
Pittsburgh
Rubin
Carter
Emile Griffith
Civic Arena
Griffith
Mellernan
Virgin Islands
Ohio State Freshman Lineman Dies of Cancer
John Biehl Sulsberger 18, a former first-team All-Ohio high school selection and touted as the finest lineman on Ohio State University’s freshman team, died Friday in Zanesville after a cancer diagnosis made last month. He had been hospitalized since December 12 and underwent surgery in Columbus before transfer to Good Samaritan Hospital.
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Ohio State University
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Ohio State
University Hospital
Columbus
Saints Dominate Fourth Quarter To Beat Westminster St Johns
St Johns Fredericksburg defeated Westminster St Johns 66 to 48 for its first win of the season. The Saints outscored the Eagles 22 to 7 in the final period after a close game, with Karl Brust leading St Johns with 20 points and John Tregoning adding 18. JV win 55 to 34. Duke football note: Jay Wilkinson averaged 5.39 yards per carry on 117 attempts in 1963 with 12 touchdowns.
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Duke
Clippers Rally Ends Reds Hold On Eastern Hockey Lead
The Baltimore Clippers beat the Providence Reds 5 to 2 as three second period goals by Ehrenwerth Labossiere and Ratelle broke a 1 1 tie. Ratelle added another at 9 48 with assists from Richardson and Schinkel. Konik added late man goal. Villemure stopped 30 shots.
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Stan Balaik
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Dave Richardson
Ken Schinkel
George Konik
Ed Giacomin
Giacomin
Gilles Villemur
Knights fall to Sykesville in 70 to 30 defeat
Middletown Amazes with 30 8 halftime gap but 16 minutes of play seal a 70 to 30 loss to Sykesville Joe Keller leads Middletown with 15 points followed by Doug Stevens 13 Sykesville wins the JV 52 to 39 with Bohn scoring 12 for Middletown
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Winkles
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Australian Davis Cup prep amid player revolt talk
Australian team officials face a potential revolt as reports claim Roy Emerson Fred Stolle and six others may boycott next month's Brisbane championships or seek British credentials. The Davis Cup Challenge Round against the United States remains scheduled but tensions loom over the national title defense.
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Adelaide
Australia
Roy Emerson
Fred Stolle
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Dennis Ralston
Harry Hopman
Hopman
Royals rally past Bullets for 103 96 win
In Cincinnati, the Royals defeated the Baltimore Bullets 103 to 96 after a strong comeback. Oscar Robertson and Wayne Embry led Cincinnati scoring, while Walt Bellamy topped Baltimore with 32 points as the Bullets lost a half-time lead.
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Wayne Embry
Cincinnati
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Oscar Robertson
Jack Twyman
Embray
Walt Bellamy
Terry Dischinger
Robertson
Twyman
Embry
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Dischinger
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Kojis
Loughery
Shue
Thorn
Backhorn
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Alumni defeat Emmitsburg 61 57 to end county win streak
The Alumni defeated Emmitsburg 61 to 57 as 14 players scored for the winners while the Liners relied on six. Harry Harner led with 13 points and Gene Eyler added 11 as Emmitsburg’s late run was stifled by seven straight Alumni points. The Ivy Hockey League note follows.
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Liners
Immitsburg
Harry Harner
Gene Eyler
Sweeney
Eyler
Swomley
Bushman
Shick
Zimmerman
Schriver
Harner
Zim
Baker
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Mt Airy Falls to Damascus 61 55 in key showdown
Damascus defeated Mt Airy 61 to 55 as Mt Airy dropped a second game. Ray Blanton led Mt Airy with 24 points while Wayne Phebus scored seven and Damascus won the junior varsity 51 to 27.
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Damascus
Bulldogs
Ray Blanton
Wayne Phebus
Randolph
Linton
Gladhill O
Magy
Hines
Clutter
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Blanton A
McAllister
Miller
Gale So Tatal
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