Warriors Edge Bullets in OT 120 118
San Francisco survives Baltimore rally to win 120 118 in overtime. Hightower 33 and Chamberlain 32 power the Warriors while Bellamy 24 and Thorn 26 pace Baltimore. Dischinger hit a late tying try blocked by Chamberlain as time expired.
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Saints win wild league game 88-73 over St Joseph's
St John's snapped a two game skid by routing St Joseph's of Martinsburg 88-73 in a Blue Ridge Conference clash at McSherry Gym. Motter led with 28 points as the Saints built a 41-29 halftime lead and held on despite foul trouble and a late Crusaders surge. Orlando scored 15, Heslin contributed, and St John's freshmen also won 42-25.
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Birds Sign Two Veteran Pitchers for 1964 Orioles
Baltimore announces Milt Pappas and Mike McCormick have signed 1964 contracts with the Orioles over the weekend.
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U S Olympic Team Faces Bad Day at Innsbruck
The Soviet speed skater Lidia Skobli kova won a fourth gold as the U S failed to medal in four finals. Bud Werner and Jimmy Huega were disqualified for missing gates in Luzum Valley giant slalom. Billy Kidd finished seventh with 1 49 97, while Eero Mantyranta added a second gold in cross country.
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Maryland Tops GWU in Three-Way Hoop Race Tie
Washington area college basketball race remains deadlocked after Maryland beat George Washington 80 to 76. The Terrapins even their record with GWU at 1-1 against two other major local programs. Georgetown had defeated GW earlier.
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Veterans pick six for Baseball Hall of Fame
New York AP reports six players named by the veterans committee for induction into the Hall of Fame. The cohort includes Burleigh Grimes, Urban Faber, Heinie Manush, Miller Huggins, Tim Keefe, and John Montgomery Ward. Lives and careers span the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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Poolesville Routs Thurmont 67 40 In basketball clash
Poolesville rallied after a slow start to beat Thurmont 67 to 40 as Hamilton led with 19 points and Shapiro of Thurmont topped 13 rebounds. Poolesville’s JV won 59 45.
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Over 700 watch benefit contest draws crowd at Singanore gym
Over 700 fans filled Singanore High School gym to watch the Harlem Stars edge Frederick County all stars 66 to 64 in a benefit game for the Singapore Athletic Association. Dave Marple led the all stars with 16 points, Jim Stockman 12, and Ronnie Tyergar and Larry Callahan 10 each.
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Weekday and Weekend College Court Action Matches
Area courts schedule lists matches across multiple days. St John at St Anselm and Moonlight tours feature senior teams and local schools plus a Sunday St Johns vs St Maria at Civic Center. Several schools appear including Mount St Marys, Loyola, Frederick, Emmitsburg, Linganore, Brunswick, and Bel Air.
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Oilers Sign Star Lineman Appleton in $104,000 Deal
Houston paid a record rookie package for Scott Appleton, the top college tackle, to join the Oilers after a high profile signing period. Steelers owner Art Rooney said Pittsburgh traded Buddy Dial to Dallas for negotiating rights, noting he valued defensive strength over money. Appleton chose Texas and said he wanted to stay in his home state.
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Weekend College Basketball Roundup Dixies Duke Dominance
Davidson, ranked third, crushed VMI 129-91 in a record scoring burst. Duke, eighth, defeated Navy 121-65 in Durham to post its season high. UCLA extended its win streak to 17 with a 87-59 verdict over Santa Barbara. Kentucky and Villanova also won as top teams maintained pace in the college basketball circuit.
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Cadets Sweep Indoor Meet in 75 19 Victory at Maryland School
Frederick High School indoor track team beat South Hagerstown 75 to 19 as ten of twelve events yielded Frederick wins. Lance Howard led with a 4:44 mile, Gary Jackson won the 880, Paul Harris the two mile, and the 80 relay team posted 1 35. Other Frederick firsts included Delton Brickhouse, Francis Foreman, Bill Holton, Mike Gerhold, and relay teams. The Cadets visit Martinsburg next Tuesday.
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