Brunswick Railroaders Chase Class B crown led by Kubat
Brunswick coach Herb Daugherty guides the Railroaders to a 3-1 Class B start with wins over Middletown and Thurmont and a key upcoming clash with Walkersville. Bill Kubat stars on defense and offense with junior John Wenner as top scorer as Brunswick eyes district finals and a showdown at home February 14.
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John Wenner
Wayne Hawes
Ron Imyre
Jim Cox
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Murtaugh Signs One Year Pirates Manager Pact
Pirates manager Danny Murtaugh signed a one year contract at Forbes Field confirming the team to beat as defending world champions. Sources indicate a 340,000 salary, up from 310,000 last year, with GM Joe L Brown noting the late-year signing as a close family decision.
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New York Yankees
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Tennis Group Confirms Action After Davis Cup Disciplinary Ruling
New Orleans AP reports the Executive Committee of the Lawn Tennis union may confirm disciplinary actions by the Rules Committee against two US Davis Cup players. The suspension extended to 1 year and a fine was imposed, with the action tied to a series of failures to attend Tai tournaments.
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Emey Bray Quits Football Surfaces in Transfer Fallout
The report details Emey Bray considering quitting football after entering a supermarket partnership in Santa Clara California. Vic Elhenny questions the implications, with Bray musing about free agency or playing out his option in Minneapolis as a Viking.
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Exme
Santa Clara
Cali
VicElhenny
Minneapolis
University of Washatoea
Vikings
NFL
Pro-Am Open Tennis Plan Is Proposed All Bad Luck
A snowy week at Bowie Race Course worsened the track’s woes as a new storm canceled races and halted the Pocahontas Stakes. The January meet, already hit by a deadly accident, regrouped with plans to resume Monday and add racing through Tuesday to recover lost days.
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Maryland Oval
Bowie
Jack Loome
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Mounties Triumph Over Rider College in 94 64 Victory
St Mary's of Emmitsburg Md pulled away from Rider College in the second half for a 94 64 win on Friday night. The Mounts opened a 22 point half time lead and then built on a 12 straight point run midway through the second half to seal the rout. St Mary's improves to 13 wins in 38 games while Rider stands at 5 9.
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S.J
St. Mary's
Emmitsburg
Rider College
Umpires Meet Monday as Association Convene
The Frederick County Umpires Association schedules its first meeting of the year Monday February 6 at the American Legion Home in Frederick starting at 7 p.m. President Bob Remus asks all former members and potential umpires to attend for the get together. College basketball scores include The Citadel 89 over George Washington 72 Maine 78 over Massachusetts 7 Stetson 76 over Miami Fla 68 Niagara 88% Holy Cross 73 Howard NC 83 Montclair 72 Colby 84 Trinity 59 Louisville 7 Loyola New Orleans 58 William Carey 4 Nicholls 81 over Murray State 85 Morehead 80 Baldwin Wallace 92 Rochester Tech 57 Rider 64 Augustana 70 North Dakota State 66 Southern Illinois 120 Eastern Michigan 30
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Jones Time for Hurdle Is 7 Seconds Flat
Istvan Roszavolgin of Hungary wins Wanamaker mile at Millrose Games in 4:06 while Wilma Rudolph of Tennessee State and Hayes Jones of Eastern Michigan make headlines. Rudolph ties world record in 60 yard dash with two 6.9s in semifinal and final. Jones clocked at 7 seconds for the 6 yard high hurdles. Record crowd of 15,000 in snowbound Madison Square Garden.
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Associated Press
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Hungary
Wilma Rudolph
Tenessee State
Hayes Jones
Michigan
Madison Square Garden
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Ron Delany
Deacon Jones
Fort Lee Va
Testavolgin
Ernie Cunliffe
Cunliffe
Rosy
Reutenant
Pete Close
Marine Corps
Vivian Brown
Los Angeles
Jerzy Siebert
University of California
Torr
Maryland To Extend Nugent Contract Three Years
Maryland Board of Regents approves a three year extension for head football coach Tom Nugent. The pact adds to his original 1959 term, with salary terms raised, reflecting nine winning seasons under Nugent and the program’s rising success. Nugent comments he is happy with the board and university leadership.
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University of Maryland Boarch of Regents
Tom Nugent
Nugent
Marvland
Jim Tatum
Maryland
Terps
Tommy Mont
Florida State
Mm Mont
Runnors
Philadelphia Eamngton Redskins
National Football League
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Elkins
Maryland Foothall
Southern Methodist
Clemson
Syracuse
Al Mengert Snar es Lead in Palm Springs Desert Golf
Al Mengert holds a one shot lead entering Friday action at Bermuda Dunes Country Club as wind and rain affects play in the Palm Springs Desert Golf tournament. George Bauer shot 69 after a 63 Thursday to rise in contention alongside Rosburg, Wail, Hebert, and Maxwell. Joe Palmer and Art Wall Jr. also near the top as the five round event spans four courses with Tamarisk slated to host Sunday final.
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Associated Press
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Ida Dunesimer
Palmer
Bob Jarrs
Art Wall Jr
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Rosburg
Wail
Jay Hebert
Bauer
Dave Marr
Fred Haw Marr
Pitching Is Problem For New Senators
Wallingford PA AP veteran outfield and first base strength with Gene Woodling Dale Long Stevens Hicks and King lead. Infield battles Schaive OConnell Veal Bright. Catching unsettled. Pitching may decide season with Donovan Klinpstein Sisler Sturdivant Burnside Semp roh Marty Kuiyna eyed. Yankees and AL rivals NY Balt Chi Cleveland feared.
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Yankees
Gene Woodling
Baltimore
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Willie Tasby
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Duke NC basketball sellout heads to weekend clash
Duke and North Carolina, ranked fourth and fifth, renew the Dixie Classic battle at Duke with a 9,000 seat sellout. UNC kept its unbeaten ACC record at 7-0 after routing Wake Forest, while Duke sits at 7-0 in league play. Thurmont Grange beats Middletown independents 93 58 with Rodman ers scoring 23. E Red Holt, 66, former Yankees star, dies in Birmingham.
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USLTA president proposes quasi open tennis era
USLTA president George St Barnes unveils a plan to split competition into amateur and professional tracks with parallel national events and a Davis Cup format allowing pros in doubles and two singles. aims to preserve amateurs while giving professionals a voice via a advisory committee.
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George St. Barnes
Chicago
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USLTA
Mengert Reflects On Final Round In Amateur Golf Event
Mengert, who reached the finals in the National Amateur Golf competition in 1952, comments on a round described as real good and well pitched. The field lists scores with Mengert tied at 206 alongside Rosburg, Venturi, and others, while Palmer and Hebert also place in the mix.
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Art Wall Jr
Etcheverry OKed by NFL to join Cardinals
NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle approved Sam Etcheverry contract with the St Louis Cardinals after the Montreal club no trade claim led to his move to Hamilton and a later signing with the U S team. Rozelle said a letter from Montreal backed the no trade clause, making Etcheverry a free agent. Canadian commissioner Sydney Halter called the decision a repudiation of cross league agreements.
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Pete Rozelle
National Football League
Sam Etcheverry
St Louis Cardinals
Etcheverry
Montreal
NFL
Aloueties
Hamilton
Denver University
U.S
Rozelle
Rozell
Yankees hint they’ll move training site to Fort Lauderdale
New York Yankees president Dan Topping indicated the club would leave St. Petersburg for spring training, possibly within two years, if Fort Lauderdale offers dedicated facilities and offices. He cited hotel refusals to house Negro players and said the team could switch under the 1963 contract if a major league replacement arrives.
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Dan Topping
New York Yankees
St. Petersburg
Fla
Fort Lauderdale
Topping
Hoy Hamer
St. Pete
Elston Howard
Hector Lopez
Roy
Fort Lauuderdale
St Louis Cardinals
Giants Lease Park To Yankees For Stadium Use
The York Giants signed a year contract with the New York Yankees to use Yankee Stadium on Fridays. The Giants have averaged 33,431 in attendance per game since moving from the Polo Grounds in 1936.
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York Giants
National Football League
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