Walkersville Keeps Unbeaten Basketball Streak Alive
Walkersville High School extended its unbeaten record with a 650 to notional margin over Emmitsburg High School in an away boys game. The Walkersville Varsity and Jayvees both remain undefeated, winning ten straight. Key players include Roh, A. Cramer, and Getz. Emmitsburg’s squad relies on sophomore-heavy lineup. The night also highlights bowling league results and a Frederick-Kiwanians event featuring Orioles broadcaster Harwell.
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Western Maryland Announces 1958 Football Schedule
West Maryland lists a nine game 1958 schedule for the Green Terrors with six home games and three away contests. New opponents include Bridgewater College Kings College and Lycoming College. The slate runs from September to November featuring homecomings and games against Franklin Marshall Drexel Johns Hopkins and more.
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MoChoice For Hall Of Fame
Boston Feb 44 The Baseball Writers Association failed to elect two former major league players to the Hall of Fame for the first time since 1950. Max Carey led with 136 votes, Ed Roush 112, Charley Hutaffing 99, Hack Wilson 94, and Kiki Cuyler and Sam Rice 80 each.
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College Spores Lincoln Defeats High Girls At Walkersville
In Walkersville, high school basketball results show Braddock 3, Excelsior 1 and Walkersville 0. The event included mixed scores and a note on antitrust discussions by Atty. Gen. Rogers as he reviewed related legislation.
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Cadets Edge Howard County 52-50 in tight finish
Frederick Cadets narrowly defeated Howard County 52 to 50 as Jayvees won 32-31. Dave Markey and Donny Keller sealed the win with late free throws after Markey was fouled, Frederick shooting 44 percent to Howard County's 42. Frederick led most of the game, narrowly holding off a late surge.
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Mountaineers remain top despite loss in rankings shift
Virginia clings to No 1 in AP poll after a four point defeat to Rutgers. West Virginia slips to second in some ratings. St John’s eyes Madison Square Garden test, facing Pitt, while Maryland opens spring football drills and local leagues discuss franchise goals.
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Conversion Rule May Speed Up Game
New York February 4 College football criticism notes that rule changes, including a one to two point conversion after touchdowns, may accelerate offense but not cause an overnight shift. Lefty James of Cornell predicts defenses will yield and open play, with more scoring inside five yards and creative scoring plays.
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Lisbon Defeats Mt Airy In Court Contest 59 54
Lisbon defeats Mt Airy 59 to 54 in a local court contest. The event centers on a school standings dispute with disputed points and a decisive final period.
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