Saints Fall In Overtime To Mt Airy In ACC Shadow
St Johns loses in overtime 49 45 to Mt Airy after leading late. Johnnies led 21 20 in third before Mt Airy surged, Jackson scoring key late points. Dawson Grove 16 and Martin 17 paced Mt Airy. Winpigler held to three for St Johns. St Johns JV won 21 19.
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Mr. Airy
Frederick County
St. John's
Bob Martin
Ron‘y Jackson
Saints
Sin
Johnnies
Dan Greve
AL Red
Jackson
Mt. Airy
Fate
St. John’s
Martin
Dawson Grove
TJ Langan
Ree Metcabey
ST. Johns SV
Olympic ban to be reconsidered in San Francisco
In a move affecting nations slated for the Rome Games, the International Ski Federation will hold a special executive board meeting in San Francisco to reconsider the Olympic ban on Nationalist China and India. President Marc Hodler says the nations may apply for permission to compete if they prove their skiers are organized in national associations with proper statutes. The meeting precedes the February 18 to 28 games at Squaw Valley, California. Herb Elliott, the Australian mile record holder, trained for Melbourne, running 3000 meters in 8 minutes 9.5 seconds as preparation for the Rome Olympics.
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Switzerland
CFIS
China
India
San Francisco
Marc Hodler
FIS
Squaw Valier
Calif
Hodler
FISS
Elliott
Melbourne
Herb Elliott
Australia
Austr
Rome
Mexico Against the World in Bouts Tonight at Memorial Coliseum
Mexico faces two world title fights as Jose Becerra defends the world bantamweight crown against Alphonse Halimi and Raymundo Torres meets Carlos Ortiz for the world junior welterweight title. The doubleheader starts at 30 v. Pacific Time with no TV or radio. Torres is undefeated in 31, Ortiz has two losses in 32, and Becerra is a 10-7 favorite after dethroning Halimi.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Mexico
Memorial Coliseum
Ene
Jose Becerra
Guadalajara
Exeept
Alphonse Halimi
France
Raymundo Torres
Reynosa
Carlos Ortiz
New York
Becerra - Halir
Ortiz
Torres
Becerra
Halimi
Hitde
Walter Cramer's 1854 Victory Tops Local Bowling Standings
Walter Cramer finished first among twenty bowlers in Frederick County finals earning a place to represent the county in the 6th An' huai National All Star L Game at Warwick Rhode Island. The day featured changing leads and a high total of 1854 for Cramer with strong performances from Tommy Logue Koontz and Crum among others.
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Walter Cramer
Frederick County
Warwick
Rhode Island
Basin
Cramer
Activites
Tommy
Frederick
Tommy Logue
Logue
Koontz
Knights Lions Meet In Only County Contest
Knights and Lions square off in the county’s sole basketball game, a drive for the District I tournament. Lions hold a 10-2 mark with a 72 point per game pace after an 88-53 win over Taneytown. Middletown sits at 66 overall, plagued by a first quarter jinx. The outcome determines Walkersville’s path to March playoffs amid Crown class B foes.
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Hoss Middletown
Mingrly
Lions
Taneytown
Middletown
Constanty
Knights
Thurmount
Tiddletown
Walkersville
Francis Scott, Key
Carroll County
Lincoln High School
Tigers
Vic- Oey
Ciory
Taneyio
Bill Taney
Varsiet
Mounties Top Catholic U 73 60 to Stay First
Mount St Marys led 30 29 at halftime and pulled away in the second half to beat Catholic University 73 60 in Emmitsburg Maryland. Ike Callahan and Dick Talley scored 21 points each for Mount St Marys while Ed Pfeiffer added 12. Jim Reilly had 22 for Catholic U with Gene Horan 19.
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St. Marys
Mason- Dixon
Catholic University
The
Mounts
el Savage
Ike Callahan
Dick Tali
Ed Pfeiffer
Jim Reilly
Catholic U
Gene Horan
Greaves Battles For Win Over Tiger Jones in Boxing
Greaves defeats Tiger Jones by unanimous decision after a seven month layoff and head cold. Jones showed rust but stayed competitive as Greaves controlled the action with sharp combinations. Judges scored 48-44 and 50-44, AP's 49-44 echoed, in a 31st win for Greaves against 11 losses.
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Chica
Tiger Jones
Jones
aRaxing
Kanadian Jones
Itory
DC Greaves
Cui
Joey White
John Bray
Harold Marovitz
Associated Press
Greaves
Tne
College Basketball Scores From AP Rounds Up Several Games
Scores across several matches include Texas 89 over Temple 72 and North Carolina 75 over Maryland 66. Other results feature Wake Forest 80 over Duke 63, Dayton 72 over Miami Ohio 60, and Loyola Chicago 64 over Loyola New Orleans 66 with multiple team showings across the schedule. Navy 65 beat Duke 23 in a separate listing.
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North Texas State
Souther Methodist
Drexel
Swarthmore
Mt. St Marys
Catholic
Army
Albright
Toledo
Western Michigan
Air Force
Wyoming
American U
Loyola
Baltimore
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Maryland
Wake Forest
Duke
Detroit
Marquette
Gettysburg
Lehign
William and Mary
the Cita del
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Portland
Pitt
Carnegie Tech
Dayton
Miami
Ohio
Rutgers
Lafayette
Fla
Tampa
Providence
Brown
Boston Univ
Northeastern
Owim Mine
Picarillo Named Shenandoah Downs Racing Secretary
James Pick Picarillo veteran racing official from New England and Florida to become Racing Secretary at Shenandoah Downs Charles Town West Virginia announced by General Manager Bob Leavitt. He will relocate from Sunshine Park Florida where he serves as placing judge for Shenandoah spring meeting opening April 16 replacing Greg Johnson.
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Charles Town
W. Va
James
Pick) Picarillo
New England
Graves End Bay
Methuen
Massachusetts
Picarillo
Bel Air Track Owners Refuse Sale but Open to Coordination
The Polan family owners of Bel Air Race Track said they are not selling the Harford county facility. President Bernard Polan stated willingness to cooperate with the Maryland Racing Commission to adjust dates at another track if needed for Maryland racing. The decision followed a Tuesday meeting with Maryland’s three major tracks and Jack Loome of Bowie, amid talks on Bel Air and Cumberland acquisitions.
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Polan
Bel Air Race Track
Harford ‘County
Bernard Polan
Maryland Racing Commission
Maryland
Jack Loome
Bowie
R. Bruce Livie
Commission
Bel Air
Cumberland
Go Kart Race Set for Sunday at Frederick Center
Sunday event at Frederick Shopping Center starts at 2 p.m. Registration at 12 30 with time trials at 1 30. Classes include A A Super B and B Super. Trophies for heat and feature winners. Race steward Clyde Cook flagman Gere Miller.
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Frederick Shopping Center
Clyde Cook
Gere Miller
Agreement not reached over Bowie purse distribution
Baltimore AP Horsemen at Bowie race track failed to agree on 3969 purse split during a two hour meeting. A strike vote was called for next Tuesday with horsemen threatening no racing on February 22. HBPA offered two contracts, both rejected, and a Laurel meeting was scheduled to decide whether HBPA members will race at Bowie.
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Horsemen
Bowie
George Rosenberger
Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Assn
Donald Willis
Tillis
New York
Rosenberger
Wilmington
Del
HBPA
Lillis
Howard County Girls Trip Frederick
In 1860 Howard County girls journeyed to Frederick amid regional events surrounding Italian unification led by King Victor Emmanuel I. The brief notes the excursion and its historical context within a landscape of national change.
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Victor Emmanuel I
North Carolina Tops Maryland 75 66 In ACC Clash
North Carolina remains No 1 in the ACC after a 75 66 win over Maryland. Larese led with 25 points as the Tar Heels, 5 0 in conference play, built a 13 point margin late and held off a Terps comeback.
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Maryland
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York Larese
al Bunge
Terp Storng
Larese
Heels
R Heels
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Ring Magazine Boxing Ratings Confusion Hits Middleweight
Ring Magazine publicized altered middleweight rankings causing confusion with Sugar Ray Robinson and Gene Fullmer tied for top challengers while Paul Pender is listed champion. Floyd Patterson shifts to No. 2 contender as Prince Albert Ingemar keeps No. 1 in NBA. Zora Fuller rises to No. 1 in Ring ratings alongside derailed positions for other contenders.
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A P
Sugar Ray Robinson
Paul Pender
Pender
Robinson
Gene Fullm
National Boxing Assn
NBA
Fullmer
Spider Webb
Chicago
Gustav Scholz
Germany
Hawk
Detroit
Ring
Floyd Patterson
Heavyweig i
Ingsterson
Zora Fuller
Chandler, Ariz
Navy Tops Temple In Final Two Minutes
Navy rallied in the last two minutes to beat Temple 72 to 61, snapping a two game skid and improving to 10 wins against four losses. Jay Metzler scored 20, Jim Bower 19, while Temple’s Bruce Drysdale led all scorers with 22 as Navy shot 61 percent in the second half to Temple’s 41 percent. Temple finished 31.6 percent from the field, Navy 49.4. Washington signs tackle John Pisa-Pia from Glenville State College.
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Ansafulis
Maryland trackmen defend five titles at VMI Relays
Maryland under Coach Jim xe hoe aims to defend five titles at the VMI Relays in Lexington Virginia on Feb 1. The Terps hope to repeat in the 60 yard dash 60 yard hurdles pole vault shuttle relays and the mile and distance relays. Standout sprinter Don Whitaker leads a strong sprint group with Jonas Spiegel and Stan Pitts while 60 yard hurdles champion Bill Johnson and pole vaulter Bjorn Anderson anchor the field. Maryland fielded relay squads featuring Frank Colavita and Wayne Strath from Arlington.
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Maryland
Jim Xehoe
Lexington
Viginia
Bill Campbell
Wake Forest
Carolina
Clemson
Terps
Don Whitaker
Whitaker
Jonas Spiegel
Stan Pitts
Spiegel
Balimore
Thomas Jefferson High
Richmond
Virginia
Bill Johnson
Pion
Nicrose
Jones
Leelamselt
Johnson
Fromeld
Arington
Ha Calhoun Estabi
Har Binia
Bjorn Anderson
Tom Glass
Handley High
Winchester
Anderson
Washington Star
Millrose
Glass
VMI
Eaters
Frank Colavita
Washington Lee High
Arelington
Wayne Srath
Wakefield High
Arlington
CVAL tightens as Martinsburg loss fuels title chase
Cumberland Valley Athletic League races see Allegany South Hagerstown North Hagerstown and Frederick at three losses. Martinsburg faces all four again. St John’s star Danny Carroll boosts 14 5 record with key assists. Bransville’s Heater tallies 135 points in a win. Walkersville climbs to 10 2. Jo hansson returns to Geneva after heavyweight title reign with plans to resume training and return to the U S in three weeks.
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Lants
Sports Desk
Martinsburg
Allegany
South Hagerstown
North Hagerstown
Frederick
Bulldogs
St. John’s
Danny Carroll
Johnnies
Danny
Carroll
Ror Hartspeck
Frederick High School
CVAL
Ron
Brunsville High School
W. Va
Heater
Wisden High
Ingo
Geneva
Ingemar Johansson
New York
United States
No Players Elected To Hall Of Fame In 1960 Balloting
Boston AP report notes Baseball Writers Association failed to elect any players, with Edd Roush leading at 34 percent. Sam Rice and Eppa Rixey also over 100 votes. 269 ballots cast, 202 needed for election. Roush ineligible next cycle. context on Hall of Fame expectations. Bally Ache Wins Bahamas Stakes at Hialeah, pays $3.70, 3.20, 2.60.
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Baseball Writers Assn. of America
Hall of Fame
Cincinnati
New York Giants
Roush
Edgar
Sam) Rice
Eppa Rixey
Hank Greenberg
Joe Cronin
Rice
Washington
Rixey
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Miame
Fla
Edgehill Farms
Hialeah
Cain Hoy Stable
All Hands
Bally Ache
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