Greencastle Edges Frederick 53 51 In Basketball Thriller
Greencastle Blue Devils edge Frederick Cadets 53 51 at Frederick High School with Wayne Rinehart scoring 27 for Frederick. Stortler hits decisive basket in final 30 seconds as Greencastle pulls ahead after a strong third quarter. JV game also features undefeated Frederick juniors beating Greencastle 38 20.
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Sonny” Blank
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Inter-Church Bowling League leads with Middletown Reform atop standings
In the Inter-Church Bowling League Men’s division Middletown Reformed leads with 41 points, Buckeystown 38, Middletown Lutheran 37, as Mt Zion and the Baptist join a high match 1609. Mt Pleasant and Middletown Reformed top games at 562. Jack Remsburg contributes a 354 match. The B league sees Von Eiff’s 47 points, Christ 44, Duke’s 38. Wachter Bros 574 high game and Von Eiffs Gas 1616 high set. Women’s division notes Delis Myer high game and set 117 and 622. Industrial and Thursday Night leagues show multiple top scorers and team totals.
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Mt Pleasant
Jack Remsburg
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Duke’s
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Jack Lydard
Frani Dayheff
Lee Shaffer
Delis Myer
Coca Cola
Industrail
Cage Results Dixte Classic and Holiday Tournament Scores
Consolation semi finals list NC State 7 Maryland 67 and North Carolina 87 over Wake Forest 87 with Wyoming 66. Duke 86 over Marquette 73 in championship semi finals. Elon 72 over Catawba 37 for fourth. Georgia Southern 93 over Concord W Va 78. Carson Newman 95 Balto 69 third place. Pikesville Ky 39 Camp Le Jeune 70 in Los Angeles Classic seventh place Minnesota 83 Michigan State 77. California 40 Stanford 36.
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North Carolina
Villanova
Wake Forest
Wyoming
Duke
Marquette
Elon
Catawba
Georgia Southern
Concord
W. Va
Carson Newman
Balto
Pikesville
Camp le Jeune
Minnesota
Mich. St
California
Stanford
Baltimore signs Tom Matte of Ohio State
The Baltimore Colts signed back Tom Matte of Ohio State, their No. 1 draft pick, to an NFL contract. Matte is slated to start at quarterback for the East in the Shrine All-Star game in San Francisco and the Colts hope he can help as a halfback.
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Baltimore Colts
Tom ‘Matte
Ohio State
Matte
New York Titans
San Francisco
Colts
Jerry Hill
Wyoming
Cchoice
Hill
Gaming
Redskins
Norman Snead
Washington
Washington St
Wisconsin
Therrop
Norman Oregon
Portland
Snead
Wake Forest
Were Forest
Pr Man Named Kansas City NAIA Director Jan. 2
Joseph Axelson of Statesboro Georgia will become director of public relations for the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics on January 2, succeeding Edward J Ganich who has resigned to enter business in Milwaukee.
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Kansas City
Joseph Axelson
Statesboro, Ga
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Edward J. Ganich
Ganeh
Milwauxea
Richmond Invitational Consolation Result Report
In a string of college basketball scores Richmond beat VMI 76 to 68 while Richmond topped William and Mary 87 to 68. Texas A M lost to Air Force 62 51 and Bradley defeated Dartmouth 60 0. Alabama fell to Los Angeles State 32 not precise.
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Richmond
Inia
VMI
Marr
Ather
Texas A&m
Air Force
Bradley
Dartmouth
SMU
Alabama
Los Angeles State
BowlingsTeen
Pat
Brown
State racing revenue from Laurel and Pimlico tops 2.3 million
Comptroller Lews L. Goldstein reports 2,365,508.64 earned in 39 days of fall racing at Laurel and Pimlico, down from 2,528,990.89 in 42 days last year. Laurel brought 657,357.59 for 11 days, Pimlico 1,708,151.25 for 28 days, compared with last fall totals of 801,313.11 and 1,727,671.78 respectively.
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Annapolis
Lews L. Goldstein
Laurel
Pimlico
Goldstein
Pimliico
North Carolina routs Villanova to reach Dixie Classic final
North Carolina, led by York Larese with 30 and Doug Moe with 22, opened a 25 point first half lead and beat Villanova 87 to 67 to advance to the Dixie Classic championship game. NC State beat Maryland 75 to 67 in a consolation semifinal as Duke prepared to face Marquette and Wake Forest met Wyoming.
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Raleigh
N.C
York Larese
Doug Moe
North Carolina
Villanova
North Carolina State
Maryland
Duke
Marquette
Wake Forest
Wyoming
Larese
Moe
Jim Huggard
Tar Heels
State
Terps
Downes Fights Pender for Middleweight Title in Boston
Terrye Downes, British middleweight champion, travels to Boston for the January 14 bout with Paul Pender. He complains about low pay from TV receipts and a required rematch within 90 days. Downes notes travel costs will cut his earnings, while Pender pockets far more. The Downes family joins him, including wife Barbara and trainer Tom Ryder. A sister of Downes once lost an arm in a Baltimore accident years ago.
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Terrye Downes
Paul Pender
Downes
Boston
Pender
London
Barbara
Tom Ryder
John
Trunky) Berry
Terry
Sylvia Hines
England
Navy Missouri Taper Off On Grid Workouts
Miami Florida AP Missouri and Navy began tapering off in their workouts for the Orange Bowl. Missouri coach Danny Devine drilled new plays while Navy coach Wayne Hardin plans surprises. Jim Miles out with ankle sprain, Paul Garvis masked for cuts, Bill Tobin limited by knee injury, and Navy’s Spooner known for a strong throwing arm.
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Miami
Fla
Missouri
Navy
Danny Devine
Wayne Hardin
Jim Miles
Paul Garvis
Bill Tobin
Tigers
Georgia
Hail Spooner
New Year Grid Games Begin On TV Saturday
The Gator Bowl between Florida and Baylor anchors a weekend of major bowls on television. New Mexico State meets Utah State in El Paso’s Sun Bowl while Blue-Gray, East-West Shrine and other post season games fill the schedule. Navy faces Missouri in the Orange Bowl and Mississippi opposes Rice in the Sugar Bowl with NBC and CBS providing full telecasts.
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Baylor
Jacksonville
Fla
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New Mexico State
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Als
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San Francisco
Tempe
Ariz
Texas A&i
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Arkansas Amen
Prairie View
Jane
Minnesota
Washington
Associated Press
Navy
Joe Bellino
Missouri
Tigers
Mississippi
Rice
Arkansas
Duke
CBS
NBC
Gators
Bill Cash
Cash
Walkersville and Middletown vie in Class B finals in Walkersville
In Walkersville Holiday Tournament semi finals Middletown defeated Thurmont 48–36 and Walkersville beat Brunswick 71–59. Consolation Thurmont versus Brunswick set for 1:00 p.m. and the title game at 2:30 p.m. Both games occur despite weather delays.
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Walkersville VS. Middletown
Houston
Middletown
Thurmont
Walkersville
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Hatterly
King and Flock
Knights of the Valley
Hoople Predicts Bowl Winners In A Satirical Preview
Major Amos B Hoople offers bold predictions for the upcoming bowls with colorful boasts. He forecasts Minnesota over Washington in the Rose Bowl, Navy defeating Missouri in the Orange Bowl, Rice stunning Ole Miss in the Sugar Bowl, Arkansas over Duke in the Cotton Bowl, Baylor besting Florida in the Gator Bowl, and New Mexico State routing Utah State in the Sun Bowl.
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Joe Belino
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Bears
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Utah State
Tennessee Tech Pounds The Citadel In Tangerine Bowl
Our Tennessee correspondent Mounten Clumber reports Tech will shake off the tenacious Citadel Bulldogs in the second half and win going away. New Mexico averaged 220 yards per game in winning 10 straight.
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Buckeyes Eye No 1 Spot With ECAC Final Victory
Ohio State 8-0 seeks to secure the top national rating by beating St Bonaventure 49 0 in the ECAC Holiday Festival final. A sellout crowd of over 18000 expected as Buckeyes rally past St Johns 74 65 in a semifinal while St Bonaventure edged Utah 89 88. The doubleheader features St Josephs versus Seton Hall and St Johns versus Utah before the final. The game airs on network TV at 10 p.m. EST. Ohio State is a nine point favorite.
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