Thomas Johnson H S S Top Martinsburg In Tri State Clash
Thomas Johnson High School placed four players in double figures in a 64 51 home win over Martinsburg in a Tri State League game. Greg Smith led with 19 points while Ward Brown and Ron Schattenberg added 14 each and Tim Ambrose 12. Brown also had 16 rebounds as TJ improved to 9 4 overall and 5 3 in league. Martinsburg’s Ronny Byers had 18 points and Jerry Minnich 15.
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Thomas Johnson High School
Martinsburg
Greg Smith
Patriot
Ron Schattenberg
Ward Brown
Patriots
Tim Ambrose
Bulldogs
Brown
Ambrose
Ronny Byers
Jerry Minnich
Thomas Johnson
Jayvees
T. Johnson
Martingburg
Tugh
Gyers
Stillwell A
Cox
Smallwood
Turner
Hofe
Smith
Nunnich
Schatt’berg
Bowens
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Paartinsburg
Mount Saint Mary Loyola game scrapped over fee dispute
Mount coach Jim Phelan rejected Loyola of New Orleans for a $1500 visiting fee to play at Thomas Johnson High in Frederick. He cited $100 gym rental and $80 referees as costs and opted against the match, sending Loyola to Philadelphia instead. The move followed Loyola suspending four players after the contract rejection. Frederick plans Mercersburg High as a football substitute for Boonsboro next season and will add a replacement for Bel Air on the Cadet grid slate.
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New Orleans
Thomas Johnson High School
Civic Center
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Phelan
Thomas Johnson
Philadelphia
Mercersburg High School
Pensylvania
Boonsboro
Roy Comer
Virginia
West Virginia
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Pennsylvania
Mercersburg
Comer
Bel Air
Senators
Moose Club
Charley Kidd
Donny Loun
Hal Keller
Martinsburg
Wallace
Junior Smallwood
Tom Cronin
Joe Cronin
Dick Shafer
Jim (Humpty) Gilbert
Kidd
Scholastic Magazine
Thomas Johnson High
Jack Molesworth
Jack
Physical Fitness Commission
Board of Education
Mason-Dixon
College Park
19-For-19 Night At Line Helps Carroll Top Bulldogs
Hampstead North Carroll High School beat Mount Airy 64 55 on a night of poor free throw shooting by Mount Airy. Smith went 19 for 19 at the line, scoring 37 points for North Carroll, while Jerry Munday led Mount Airy with 13 before fouling out.
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Carroll
Bulldogs
Hampstead
North Carroll High School
Mount Airy
North Carroll
Smith
Jerry Munday
Charles Warden
Mundy
North Carroll Jayvees
Tullius Triumphs in Trans-Am Dart at Daytona Beach
Bob Tullius drove a year-old Dodge Dart to win the 300-mile Trans-American race at Daytona International Speedway. The event saw fast Mercury Cougars and Camaros suffer crashes or retirements, while Ford Mustangs faltered due to mechanical trouble.
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Fla
Bob Tullius
Daytona International Speedway
Parnelli Jones
Palos Verdes
Calif
Dan Gurney
Costa Mesa
Joe Donahue
Stony Brook
N.Y
Jerry Titus
Sherman Oaks
Richard Tran
Alexandria
Towler and Ford lead Britain sweep in European dance
Diane Towler and Bernard Ford powered Britain to a 1 2 sweep in the European figure skating championships dance event in Ljubljana Yugoslavia Friday.
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Ljubljana
Yugoslavia
Diane Towler
Bernard Ford
Britain
Rick Hassett Leads St. John's Past Taneytown 74-51
Hassett scored 34 points and pulled 17 rebounds to lift St. John's High School of Frederick to a decisive 74-51 win over Taneytown. The Saints improve to 14-6, with DeGrange Sherald and McCue each scoring eight. Leroy Smeak and Jenkins added 12 and 13 for Taneytown.
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St. John’s High School
Frederick
Taneyotwan
Saints
Jerry DeGrange
Tommy Sherald
Dennis McCue
Taneytown
Hassett
Leroy Smeak
Jenkins
St. John’s
Rich Polino
Taney Town
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Hasseck
Bollinger
DeGrange
Strichouse
Jor J DeGrange
Fleage
Sherald
Meccue
Lieb
Fleagle
Dutrow
Otal
Currens
St. John’s (F
Carroll Trap Team Wins Sixth Meet
Carroll County trap team captured its sixth win of the Tri-State Trapshooting Association’s Winter League at home, moving to third place just behind Tuscarora. New Oxford led individual scores with R Weibley posting 93 100, while ties for runner up included Pickett Lease Richards and Shaughney. Team totals were Carroll 479, New Oxford 477, Tuscarora 475, Thurmont 473, North Carroll 468, Conococheague 450, Leetown 445. Unofficial standings list New Oxford 39%, Tuscarora 99, Carroll 29, Thurmont 28 12, Conococheague 20 14, North Carroll 14 14, Leetown 6 72. Next shoot Feb 2 at North Carroll.
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Carroll County
Tri-State Trapshooting Association
Tuscarora
New Oxford Gun Club
R. Weibley
New Oxford
Weibly
H. L. Pickett
George Lease
Thurmont
D. W. Richards
Carroll
F. Shaughney
North Carroll
Conococheague
Leetown
Frederick Routs South Hagerstown in league tilt 76 to 55
Frederick High School defeated South Hagerstown 76 55 as Willis Hall Chuck Foreman Jeff Freland and Dennis Oram carried the Cadets to a 13 1 season and Tri State League 1 0 1. Hall 20 led South with 20 points Schnebley 21 for the Rebels as Fredericks defense held South to 45 points.
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Foreman
Stoner
Eddie Buchanan
Hall
South
Rebels
Frederick
Thomas Johnson
Frederick Hagerstown
Turner i
Buchanan
Freland
Schnebly
Oram
Schultz
Ispminger
Briscoe
Tuckerman ' S
Frederick WW
South Hagerstown
Hagerstown
Mountaineers Rout Eagles In Thurmont Victory
Thurmont led by Matt Wiley with 30 points in a 76 46 win over Francis Scott Key to move to 12 1. Wiley had 13 field goals and 4 free throws with 15 rebounds. Jeff Thorpe 15 and Larry Brown 16 aided the Mountaineers while Kinsel and Patterson each scored 10 for the Eagles.
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Uniontown
Matt Wiley
Thurmont
Francis Scott Key
Mountaineers
Wiley
Jeff Thorpe
Larry Brown
Kinsel
Eagles
Patterson
Thorpe
Logue
Brown
Henry
Orioles Sign Brooks Robinson To Big Contract
The world champion Baltimore Orioles announced that third baseman Brooks Robinson signed a contract for about 75000 dollars, up from 55000 last year. Robinson, 29, had a strong start with a .306 average and 81 RBIs on July 22 before a slump ended at .269 with 100 RBI, while his defense remained elite. He predicted a pennant repeat and named Minnesota and Detroit as challengers.
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Baltimore Orioles
Brooks Robinson
Orioles
Robinson
Minnesota
Detroit
Springbrook Defeats Damascus Hornets 69 to 41
Springbrook High School topped Damascus 69 41 as Ken Davidson scored 20 for Springbrook and Mark Beall led Damascus with 15. Springbrook built a 20 7 first quarter lead and 34 21 at halftime before pulling in reserves. In the opener, Springbrook cruised Damascus 74 36.
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Bethesda
Springbrook High School
Damascus
Hornets
Ken Davidson
Springbrook
Mark Beall
Hornet
Bruce Rienmuth
Jayvees
Beal
Greene
Sayler
Fritz
Mart
Davidson
Krall
Bunting
Hawkem
Brick Tin Pryor
Broadus Ort Browning
Warner Ace
Weiskopf Leads Desert Classic In California Round Three
In Palm Springs Tom Weiskopf shot 68 to reach 210 after 54 holes of the Bob Hope Desert Golf Classic. Nicklaus tied with Billy Casper at 212, Palmer 213, Chi Chi Rodriguez 211, Sanders 212 as Weiskopf gains on the field aided by a restored blade putter and a key lesson from Nicklaus.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Tom Weiskopf
Ohio State
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Arnold Palmer
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Doug Sanders
Weiskopf
Greensboro
Linganore Lancers Top Liners 50 to 39
Linganore High School defeated Emmittsburg 50 to 39 as the Lancers built a 19 to 10 first quarter lead and surged in the third period. Dwight Repp led Linganore with 16 points before fouling out, while Gary Manning scored 14 for the Liners. Linganore improves to 6-8, the Liners drop to 3-12. Jayvees also fell 53 to 22.
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Thurmont
Eagles
Mountaineers
Eagles Jayvees
Linganore
Linganore High School
Emmittsburg
Dwight Repp
Lancer
Gary Manning
Atrocius
Lancers
Repp
Linzanore
Jayvees
Kelleher Elected President of USLTA at Annual Meeting
Robert J. Kelleher of Beverly Hills was elected president of the United States Lawn Tennis Association. Other officers elected include Alastar B. Martin of New York City as first vice president Harrison F. Rowbotham of Waban Mass as second vice president Robert S. Pratt of Louisville as secretary and Harold A. Lebair of New York City as treasurer. Kelleher long active as a player and official captained the 1963 US Davis Cup team that defeated Australia to bring the cup home.
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San Juan
P. BR
Robert J. Kelleher
Beverly Hills
Calif
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Alastar B. Martin
New York City
Harrison F. Rowbotham
Waban
Mass
Robert S. Pratt
Louisville
Land Harold A. Lebair
Kelleher
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