Local All-Star Bowling Tourney Aims For National Meet
Frederick bowlers show rising interest in an all-star event on January 4 with 15 games across Walkersville Arcade and Health Center alleys. Top local total advances to Washington D C for a national event with a $2,500 top prize. Entry is $10 with a January 2 closing date. several local bowlers have already signed up.
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Top college teams stumble in Dixie Classic semis upset results
Kentucky narrowly beat Illinois while North Carolina State upset Cincinnati 93 60 in Raleigh. Michigan State crushed North Carolina 73 58 as MSU meets NCSU for the title. Kansas State edged Colorado 67 66 to win the Big Eight tourney. Mississippi State, Ohio University, Miami of Ohio, Providence, Michigan, Penn State, LSU and Furman claimed other tourney titles.
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Bowling Leagues Walkersville Standings and Results
Standings show Joe's Food Market Excelsior Dairy American Beauty Co and P Telephone Co with Rockwood Cross Road Inn facing weekly results Rockwood 4 Cross Roads 0 Thurmont 4 C P Tele Excelsior 3 American B 3 Braddock. High team game Excelsior 660 high team set 1 859. high individual game Zimmerman 155. high sets A Gilbert 417 Zimmerman 400. Joye named to pro bowl replaces Marchetti. both are defensive ends.
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Maryland seeks new football coach after Mont departure
University of Maryland narrows its coaching search to a selected group led by Dr. Wilson H. Elkins and athletic director William Cobey. Candidates invited for interviews include John Bridgers of the Baltimore Colts. Cobey expects a decision between year end and early next week while Briders seeks upward move. Bridgers previously coached at Johns Hopkins Sewanee and Auburn. Mont’s 1957 record was 5-5 and 4-6 last season, coach since December 9 following Mont’s resignation.
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Jim Tatum
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Olmedo Delivers Davis Cup Upset for United States
Olmedo, a 22 year old Peru born player and USC champion, clinches Davis Cup for the United States by defeating Wimpeldon and defeating Ashley Cooper. He beats MacKay after a doubles victory with Ham Hicnaruson, sending the cup back to the U.S. for the first time since 1954. Barry MacKay falls to Mal Anderson in the final singles, as Jones guides Olmedo to victory. Five years residency qualified Olmedo for the team. The upset ends Australia’s seven of eight cup wins.
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Colts bonuses top NFL champs windfall
The Baltimore Colts, fresh from their title win, will share roughly 10 000 dollars per player and coach from a 50 000 dollar gift plus further awards. Baltimore Football Inc plans a charitable foundation and scholarships. Governor McKeldin proclaims Colts Day in Maryland as the team earns prize money and local honors.
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Celtics Win Streak Stopped By Warriors In Philadelphia
Celtics run ends after 11 games as the Warriors defeat Philadelphia 112 105 Tuesday night in the NBA. Knicks, Pistons and Braves provide context as Philadelphia surges in the East standings.
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Campanella to Return as Dodgers Coach in Spring Training
Roy Campanella will rejoin the Los Angeles Dodgers in spring training as a coach, the Dodgers front office announced Tuesday. Campanella will serve as assistant supervisor of scouting in the East after spring training, with official club status forthcoming.
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Bowl Week Weather Fails To Dampen Rose Sugar Orange Cotton Lineup
With eight training days left before New Year bowls, crowds near 334000 expected for Rose Bowl Iowa vs California and Sugar Bowl LSU vs Clemson, Orange Oklahoma vs Syracuse, Cotton Air Force vs Texas Christian, Prairie View vs Langston. Weather woes hit Dallas and New Orleans while Pasadena sunshine promised for a warm Miami.
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Third Round In c.MLCA Play Held
Coaches seek unlimited substitutions as the third round of c.MLCA play unfolds in New Orleans. Florida Shooting Stars defeat Flying Polars amid debate over rule changes while Blue Knights face ongoing Sugar Bowl prep and coach comments.
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