Hall of Fame adds Harris and two longtime figures
New York AP reports three more Baseball Hall of Fame figures, manager Bucky Harris and players Herman and Averill, were elected by the veterans committee and will be honored at the shrine in Cooperstown. Details describe their careers, votes, and eligibility timelines.
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NEW York
Bucky Harre
Bally Herman
Earl Avenil
Manda
Cuurtens
eleTas
Halph Kner
Shrine Ue
Warren Giles
Verran
Giles
Hal DeWiit
Paul Kerr
Joe Cronin
Stan Munsal
Washington Seialuts
Washington
New York Yankees
Deseret Bechany
Jake
Senators
Horraby
Yankees
Nid Hann
Bethesda
Lim
Veteran Committee
Linganore hosts Walkersville in top area clash
Linganore 6-1 leads MVAL, North Carroll second as Linganore meets Walkersville while South Hagerstown visits TJ Frederick faces winless Waynesboro in Tri-State action. North Hagerstown leads Tri-State at 6-1 with Mount St Mary’s and other area games on tap.
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Thomas Johnson
Frederick
South Carroll
Tri-State
North Hagerstown
North Carroll
Lancers
Walkersville
Lions
South Hagerstown
TJ. Frederick
Waynesboro
Catactin
Middletown
FSK
Clear Spring
Brunswick
MSD
Prospect Hall
Poolesville
Blair
Mount St Mary's
Salisbury
Fredenck
Patriots
Hebels
North
Catoctin
Boonsboro
Singapore
Les
Panthers
MSC
Mount St. Mary's routs George Mason for eighth loss for GMU
Mount St. Mary’s beat George Mason 91-82 to improve to 8-6 overall and 2-4 in league play. Mike Cataline led with 24 points, Rick Kidwell 17, and George Randall and Tom Sweitzer 11 each as Mounts extend win streak to four of six after returning from a month break.
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Emmitsburg
Mount St. Mary's
Mounties
George Mason
Mount
Salisbury State
Mike Cataline
Baltimore University
Rick Kidwell
Bob Reese
George Randall
Tom Sweitzer
Cataline
Kidwell
George Wason
MIT
ST. Mary's Fates
Witherspoon Sawer
Shelley and Starbuck Lead U S Ice Skating Legacy
Ken Shelley, who began skating at six, rose to top amateur status and formed a famous pairs team with Jo Jo Starbuck. They competed in two Olympics and earned multiple national and world honors, later joining Ice Capades.
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Shelley
Touching All The Bases In 1976 Olympic Hopes Rise
Shelley recalls 1968 joy of making the team and 1972 drive for medals. He notes a fourth place in pair and singles in 1972, and that he and Ms. Starbuck turned pro. He predicts national results hinge on World Championships in Colorado and the 1976 Olympic outcome depend on that finish.
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United States
Sonja Henie
Norway
U.S
Belgium
Peggy Fleming
Shelley
Ms. Starbuck
Colorado
Groh Wins Hawaiian Open as Palmer Misses Tie
Arnold Palmer came up short at Waialae as Gary Groh seized the rain-soaked Hawaii Open. Groh, 30, drained a final 1 foot birdie on 18 to post 274 and claim the 44000 first prize, while Palmer bogeyed 17 after missing a short putt that could have tied. Palmer’s long drought and near-miss left him frustrated despite a late rally.
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Honolulu
Arnold Palmer
Gary Groh
Groh
Palmer
Waialaze Country Club
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