Frederick Cadets Visit North Hagerstown in League Clash
Frederick Cadets aim for a winning season as they travel to North Hagerstown for a Cumberland Valley Athletic League game. Key scorers Ricke Hawkins and Jim Riser lead the Cadets, with lineup adjustments noted and JV game set to tip at 6 p.m. plus the varsity at 8 p.m.
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Laufmberger
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Raight Man
Doe season debate sparks Maryland sports clash
Local sports column argues for science based game management in deer and bass. It cites biologists, wardens, and anglers across Maryland arguing that regulated seasons maintain fish and deer populations. The piece notes past mistaken beliefs about spawning and emphasizes the value of ecological data in policy. It also mentions hunting events and local games in Brunswick and nearby towns.
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Potomac River
Potomac
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Old Country
New Hampshire
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Urbana 4-Hers After Victories In County Play
Urbana 4 H club notes focus on their basketball team in a county tourney with 13 teams at Elm Street School. They beat Petersville 43 25 then lost to Monocacy Valley 32 46 after a month of shaky practice. Club met January 27 with plans for tournament funds, a new budget, and a nickname contest.
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Urbana +H
Urbana
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Petersville Ib
Silino
Monocacy Valley
Agai
Jimmy Hatcher
Eighty thousand Palm Springs ace boosts Januarys payday
Al Mengert took a second round lead at the Palm Springs Golf Classic with a 65 to a 36 hole total of 133. Don January hit a hole-in-one on the 148 yard fifteenth that could net a $50 000 jackpot if no other pro matches it. he also shot 65 to sit eight behind Mengert. Rick Wall Jr and Bob Rosburg chased at 134 with several others close behind.
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Associated Press
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Ariz
Iead
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Mengzert
Spokane
Wash
Art Wall Jr
Bob Rosburg
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Rosburg
Mengert
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Indian Wells Country Club
Lampasas
Tex
Sam
Fred Hawkins
Jay Hebert
Dave Marr
Big George Barer
Ken Venturi
Eric Moni
Charles Sifford
Don Whitt
al Mengert
Are Wall Jr
George Barer
Eric Monti
Upsets Dominate Year in 1960 Sports Scene
The year’s top upsets include John Thomas’s Olympic high jump loss and the Pittsburgh Pirates World Series win. Other noted shocks feature Floyd Patterson’s KO, Italy ousting the United States in Davis Cup, and U S. team casualties. Journalists labeled these the year’s best, with Thomas narrowly edging the Pirates for No 1.
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Associated Press
John Thomas
Pittsburgh Pirates
U.S
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Ingemar Johansson
Italy
United States
Thomas
Pirates
Yankees
Victy
Frederick Highs Ray Morgan Burdette to New York
Frederick High School athletes Ray Morgan and Dick Burdette earned spots in the Interscholastic Indoor Track and Field meet at Madison Square Garden in New York after strong performances at the Fifth Regiment Armory in Baltimore. Morgan led 12 shot putters with 49 feet 114 inches, while Burdette clocked 6.6 seconds in the 60 yard dash. Both are on the Frederick Indoor track team coached by Hal Moser.
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Dick Burdette
Frederick High School
New York
Madison Squad Garden
Fifth Regiment Armory
Baltimore
Morgan
Burdette
Hal Moser
Millrose Games Start as John Thomas Seeks Return
John Thomas, an indoor jumping star, aims to reclaim top status at the Millrose Games in New York. He trails Valery Brumel who set a new indoor record at 7 feet 5 1/4 inches, while Thomas recently cleared 7-3, close to his world mark 7-3 1/2.
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New York
Valery Brumel
Lemin
Thomas
Boston Univrsity
Ed Flana
UNC Tops Maryland as Moore Resigns Amid ACC Turmoil
Fifth-ranked North Carolina overcame a three-point first half deficit to beat Maryland 63-56 in ACC basketball. Maryland coach Budd Budd resignations and Perry Moore’s departure were noted. UNC’s probation and a bye in the ACC tournament were discussed as the league reshaped its post season.
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Maryland
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Perry Moore
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Comets Fall to Ft Myer 85 to 52 in Postgame
Ft Myer defeats the Ft Derrick Comets 85 52 as Joe Persins scores 18 points. Report notes the comeback effort by the Comets failed and includes scattered game details and boxing round chatter mentioning Sonny Liston and Floyd Patterson.
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Ft. Derrick Comets
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Bill to extend Maryland track dates introduced
Maryland legislators prepare a bill to extend track operating days by 60 with an extra 20 only after purchasing and closing other tracks. The measure proposes a new racing commission director, funding for purses, a weather delay fund, and a $250000 annual grant to the State Fair Board. A separate provision repeals 12 racing days at Pocomoke Fair.
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State Fair Board
Nine Orioles Train Early Ahead of Camp
Baltimore AP reports the Orioles began early drills with nine players in training. Four more will join soon as the team prepares following last season’s shoulder injuries. Barry and Kanmne are listed among those expected to report in late February for the start of spring workouts.
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Bob Laverire
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