Cadets Face Allegany In District 1st Round Derby Hope
Frederick cadets draw Allegany in the Class AA district tournament opener March 5 at North Hagerstown High School. The doubleheader features Hancock vs Frederick in the first game, with the winner advancing to the AA semifinal against North or South Hagerstown.
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Cumberland
Dave Toey
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Thurmont
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District 1 3 Basketball Tournament Sets Two Weekend Schedule
District 1 3 basketball tournament stretches over March 5 and 12 13 to match NCAA Eastern Regionals at College Park. North Hagerstown High School hosts most games with Allegany and Garrett County entrants in a two weekend scramble for state tournament berths.
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Beard shoots 66 to lead Hope Gulf Classic first round
Frank Beard, 25, of Beardville, shot 65 to lead the Bob Hope Gulf Classic after round one on Bermuda Dunes. Major stars Palmer Nicklaus Lema struggled to par while Beard posts three birdies and an eagle on the front and back nine despite a late bogey on No. 13.
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Jack Nicklaus
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Tony Lema
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Reortland
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Indian Wells
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Thirsk
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Nicklaus
Lema
Beard
Green Valley tops Moore's Business in West Frederick league
In West Frederick last night Green Valley defeated Moore's Business Firm 74 to 45. Professors beat Creagerstown 34 to 38 and Middletown edged Thurmont 46 to 42.
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Creagerstown
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Thurmont
Giants Hire Tunnell and Ivy as Defensive Coaches
New York Giants sign Emlen Tunnell the first Black NFL coach and Frank Pop Ivy a former head coach in three pro leagues as defensive coaches. Ivy will replace Andy Robustelli and will work with Tunnell who will coach defensive backs as Ivy’s assistant.
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Frank
Pop
NHL Refro Retire MontreAl
Clarence Campbell, NHL president, announced on Wednesday that referee in chief Carl Vess, age 58, will resign at season's end.
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Montreal
Clarence Campbell
National Hockey League
Carl Vess
Ohl Bellamy Lead Bullets Upset Celtics in Boston
Don Ohl and Walt Bellamy powered the Baltimore Bullets to a 122-114 win over the Boston Celtics in Boston as Boston’s home winning streak ends at 14. Havlicek led the Celtics with 38 points while Bellamy and Ohl each scored 30. The night also featured Wilt Chamberlain and Hal Greer guiding the 76ers past the Knicks 116-95 earlier.
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John Havlicek
Sam Jones
Tom Sanders
Kevin Loughery
Bullets
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Cincinnati
College Basketball Scores From Across The Nation
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New York
Nisenson Near 2000-Point Mark In Hofstra Bid
Hempstead New York AP Skinny Steve Nisenson Hofstra University senior stands at 1 994 points and needs 6 more to become the third New York area player to reach 2 000 career points. He recalls growing up too small to play in his Newark yard and later becoming a college star.
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Hofstra University
Long Island University
Newark
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Teaching Blind To Ski Not Impossible Task
In SPRING MOUNTAIN PA CAP learning to ski becomes possible for visually impaired students Anita 19 Nicole Spiegel 20 and Willi Hohm guided by Gunther Starker the world renowned blind skier Mark Burns 14 learns to glide with assistance. Starker shouts left ski right ski praising progress as the group faces a challenging slope despite blindness caused by cancer.
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Fide
Nour
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Starker
Willi Hohm
Mark
Mark Burns
Nicole Spiegel
Anita Hawthorne
Patrica Fulton
Overbrook School For
Nicole
Evansville Dominates Small College Poll With 15 First-Place Votes
Evansville Aces lead The Associated Press small college basketball poll with 158 points and 15 first-place votes. Central State, Ohio remains second, High Point drops to third after overtime loss. Poll sums games through last Saturday and includes ten top teams with regional schools and notable results.
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Central State
Ohio
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Aces
Fairmont
Gannon
Winston Salem
Arkansas Am&n
Philadelhia Textile
Wittenberg
Grambling
Evansville
Valparaiso
Tennessee State
Lenoir Rhyne
West Virginia Wesleyan
Davis
Mantle Signs for 107000 with Yankees in Pact
New York reports Mickey Mantle agreed to a 107000 salary with the New York Yankees, with Roger Maris at 370000, aiming to sign contracts soon. The team declined comment on offers and said neither player had signed yet. Mantle earned 100000 last season, while Willie Mays tops at 105600 with similar recent signings.
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Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
New York Post
Yankees
Roger Maris
Mantle
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Joe DiMaggio
Stan Musial
Ted Williams
Garro n Tabled after Hip Injury Ends Hospital Stay
Larry Garron star fullback for the Boston Patriots was released from St Elizabeths Hospital after 17 days of treatment for a hip injury suffered in the AFL All Star game on January 16.
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Boston
Larry Garron
Boston Patriots
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Indy 500 entrants seek repeat win and new rear-engine MGs
Walt Hansegen, 45, a three time SCCA champion, plans a second bid at Indianapolis on May 31. Pending entries include Bedminster veteran and Bob Veith of Fort Bragg, California, among 590 starters nominated to drive two rear-engine MG squid suspension cars entered by Kjell H Qvale of San Francisco.
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Bold Lad
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Mary B. Hecht
Lexington
Gulfstream
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Walt Hansegen
Sports Car Club of America
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Bedminater
Bob Veith
Fort Bragg
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Kjell H. Qvale
San Francisco
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