Walkersville Trips North High Again 67 60
Walkersville defeated North Hagerstown 67 60 to notch a second win over the Hubs and extend its season streak to four. Gordon Smith led with 25 points and 22 rebounds, supported by Mike Trout 13 and Jeff Dirks 11 as Walkersville built a 46 27 third quarter lead and held on through late North rallies.
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Saints beat St Joseph's to take second straight league game
St John's defeated St Joseph's of Emmitsburg 47 to 42 in a Blue Ridge Conference outing. John Tregoning and Bobby Marrone led St John's with 12 and 11 points as Gerry Orosz scored 29 for Emmitsburg. Orosz opened strong, but St John's outscored the visitors 45 to 10 in the final eight minutes to seal the win.
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Williamsport routs Brunswick 64 41 in hoops clash
Williamsport outscored Brunswick 24 13 in the first half and defeated the Railroaders 64 41. Jim Russell led Williamsport with 25 points while Bruce Wynkoop topped Brunswick with 12.
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Hodges Plans Long Look at Don Loun in Spring Training
Washington manager Gil Hodges says he will take a long look at Frederick lefty Don Loun during spring training. Loun, entering his fifth pro season, showed promise by blanking the Red Sox in his first major league appearance late last season and remains on the Senators' major league roster as a potential future asset.
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Emmitsburg Earns 62 48 Victory Over Smithsburg
Emmitsburg roared back in the second half to beat Smithsburg 62 48 for a fourth straight win. Sonny Bell led with 18 points, Carson Kelley added 17, while Thompson and Hessong led Smithsburg with 16 and 15. The Liners also won the junior varsity 50 45 as Forrest Knipple scored 15.
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Hill Gains Fullback Role as Colts Edge Lima Rivalry
Baltimore’s Jerry Hill earns no. 1 fullback job after a rough start and a battle with rookie Tony Lorick. Shula praises Hill’s toughness and breakaway ability as Cleveland prepares a frigid championship field. Brown’s Colts seek advantage while field crews thaw Municipal Stadium turf for Sunday’s game.
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College Basketball Scores Across The Nation
Davidson beat Virginia 86 74 Tennessee defeated Florida State 65 Michigan State won 94 70 against Loyola New Orleans Georgia 93 over Clemson 75 Duquesne 83 over Gonzaga 69 Rare riding feat Albert Seton Hall 74 over Long Island jockey Johnson achie ves Pimlico Futurity three times in two years Morvich 1921 inaugural and 1922 Blossom Time and Sallys Alley wins Oklahoma City 82 over Creighton Vanderbilt 74 Miami Ohio 68 Western Kentucky 82 over Eastern Kentucky 73.
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Gym Too Cold Cadets Return After Iceberg Gym
The Frederick-Archbishop Curley game was postponed due to a broken heating plant leaving the Baltimore gym like an iceberg. Cadets returned to Frederick and a February date is planned for the game.
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Knights Fall In Overtime 63 59 At Fairfield
Middletown trailed by 18 in the first period but forced overtime with a late rally. Wortz led Fairfield with 23 points, Delerding had 16 for Middletown, and Frushour added 13 as Fairfield edged Middletown 63 59 in overtime. Middletown JV won 43 25 behind Mike Stroup's 16.
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