Area Courts Tonight Schedule At Several Maryland Venues
The writ lists tonight events with Washington College at Mt. St. Mary's and Martinsburg at Frederick. Other matches include MSD versus Lincoln, Brunswick versus Charles Town, Mount Airy vs Glenelg, St. Maria Goretti against St. John’s, and Emmitsburg versus Middletown.
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Washington College
Mt. St. Mary’s
Martinsburg
Frederick
MSD
Lincoln
Brunswick
Charles Town
Mount Airy
Glenelg
St. Maria
Top 10 Collage Roundup Shows Only One Upset
College basketball's top 10 mostly swept the week with 19 wins in 20. Only Southern California fell, losing 73-59 to UCLA. Ohio State remained unbeaten at 16-0 and led by 24 points from Jerry Lucas in a 97-61 win over Northwestern. Kentucky extended to 15 straight wins, while Cincinnati Bradley Duke Duquesne Bowling Green and Mississippi State won. West Virginia Detroit Texas Tech also won in tight games with late heroics.
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Jim Hackleman
Associated Press
Southern California
Jeader
UCLA
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Purdue
Northwestern
Bucks
Kentucky
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Florida
Wildcats
Southern Cal
Columbus
Jerry Lucas
Cincinnati
Bradley
Bearcats
North Texas
Braves
Ing
St. Louis
Kansas State
Nebraska
Colorado
Oklahoma State
Duke
North Carolina
Duquesne
St. Francis
N.Y
Bowling Green
Miami
Ohio
Mississippi State Bulldogs
Louisiana State
West Virginia
Detroit
Texas Tech
Jim McCormick
North Carolina State
Villanova
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Badgers
Minnesota
Colorado State University
Utah
Barbara Pursley wins National Women's Figure Skating title
Barbara Pursley 20, of Arcadia Calif wins the National Championship in Boston to become America’s top contender for March’s world title in Prague. Lorraine Hanlon 16 places second, Victoria Fisher 18 of Minneapolis third, and Frances Gold 16 finishes fourth after a strong free skate.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Boston (Ap
Barbara Roles Pursly
Arcadia
Calif
Calfornian
America
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Lorraine Hanlon
Boston
Victoria Fisher
Minneapolis
Frances Gold
Otto , Gold
Pursley
Carol Heiss
Sebinea Cackaier
Sherry
Barbara
Belgium
Monty Hoyt
Denver
United States
Tommy Litz
Hershey
Gary Visconti
Detroit
Buddy Zack
Seattle
Robert Madden
Tacoma
Wash
Yvonne Littlefield
Los Angeles
Peter Betts
van Nuys
Top Ten Teams In AP Poll Readouts
The Associated Press college basketball poll shows Ohio State, Kansas State, Southern California, Duke, Duquesne, Bowling Green, Bradley, and Mississippi State in the top ten with recent wins and losses. Ohio State, Kansas State, and Duke posted multiple victories while USC, Duquesne, and Bradley experienced wins against regional rivals.
Tri County League to Hold Meeting February 24
The Tri County League declares a Feb 24 dinner meeting at Baer's restaurant East Street. Dinner at 7 1 followed by a league meeting to elect officers and decide participation for the coming season. Discussions on umpiring and potential expansion with new teams also on the agenda. Tickets via league managers. Italian Wins Cortina Trophy by Bruno de Zordo with a 277 foot jump.
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Tri County League
Mel Garber
Baer
East St
Fifth
Garber
Italy
Bruno de Zordo
de Zorde
West Germany
France
Finland
Anti Hyvarinen
Palmer Wins Palm Springs Open with Five Straight Birdies
Arnold Palmer shot a 3-under 69 to win the Palm Springs Golf Classic at Bermuda Dunes, finishing 90 holes at 342. Littler finished second at 345 after starting with a lead, while the crowd of about 8,000 watched Palmer surge with five consecutive birdies on the first nine holes.
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Palmer
Palm Springs
Calif
Arnold Palmer
Gene Littler
Littler
Jay Hebert
Bermuda Dunes Country Club
Gardner Dickinson
Dickinson
Tommy Aaron
al Geiberger
Bermuda
Don January
Eric Coles
South Africa
Gary Player
U.S
Jack Nicklaus
Sam Snead
Dick Mayer
Saints notch second loop win 55 to 47
St John s Catholic League action Sunday saw EMMITSBURG St Johns beat St Joseph s 55 to 47 for their second straight Blue Ridge Catholic League victory. Ken Tregoning led with 15 points while Bob Stull added 12. Gene Ligg had 19 for St Joseph s and John Little 11.
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Saints
Emmitsburg
St. John’s
St. Joseph's
Ken Tregoning
Bob Stull
Tregoning
St. Jo
Gene Ligg
John Little
ST. Joe
Grove
Little
Teg'ning
Langan
Shilla
Mulcahey
Stull
Ilgg
ST. John's
Close One for MSD Saturday Close One for MSD Saturday
Maryland School for the Deaf edged Kendall 44 43 on Vincent Manion buzzer three point play with two seconds left Manion and Sylvester Butts led MSD with 11 points apiece as MSD held Kendall to two points in the final quarter keeping MSD’s second win intact
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Vincent Manion
Maryland School For the Deaf
Kendall
Manion
Sylvester Butts
Hawks
Marion
MSD
GF Bulls
Hinton
Abbott
Pickering
Snetia
Miller
Euro
Kinder Zo
Zmrma
Jaschik
Selter
Opening Round of Church League Basketball at Elm Street
The 1962 Church Basketball League opened at Elm Street Junior High with four games. Boys aged 12 to 15 compete under a policy of equal playing time and no JV players. A second division for ages 10 to 12 is considered to boost participation and youth work in churches.
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Elm Street
Evangelical Lutheran Hart VI
Boyer
Showe
Whitmore
Staley
Danner
Church of Brethren
Castle
Weddle
Yinger
Shober
Grace Reform
Greene
Russell
McCanner
Haller
Hahn
Fogle
Keeufer
All Saints
Kline
Shaw
Trott
Nusbaum
First Baptist- Working
Goodman
Fox
Book
Woodward
Church of Christ- Rhoderick & Elser
Best
Garrett
St Johns
Navy sprinter breaks relay record at VMI Relays
Navy's Greg Mather shattered the shot put mark with a 54 feet 4 inches throw at the VMI Winter Relays. Maryland's Ed Cooke previously held the record at 52 feet 4 inches as over 350 athletes from 18 colleges competed in 16 events.
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Lexington
Navy
Greg Mather
Maryland
Ed Cooke
Uelses Clears 16-Foot Barrier in Boston Vault Record
John Uelses, Marine corporal from Quantic o, Va., vaults 16 feet ½ inch at the Boston AA Games for a new best, just 24 hours after breaking 16 feet in New York. He credits a game leg and breaks stride mid run as giving extra lift, noting his brush of the bar on descent and favoring fiberglass poles over metal for progress.
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Boston (Ap
John Uelses
Tico
New York
Uelses
Don Bragg
Bragg
White Sox poised for a fast start with youth drive
AL Lopez lays out 1962 plan for Chicago White Sox reversing last season’s fourth place finish. Trades add pitching and young talent like Charley Smith and Joe Cunningham while promising farm-system help. Potential outfield includes Hershberger, Landis, and Robinson as Lopez aims for a quick ascent with aging veterans offset by youth.
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AL Lopez
Tampa
Fla
White Sox
Minnie Minoso
Roy Sievers
Minoso
Sievers
Billy Pierce
Don Larsen
John Buzhardt
Ed Fisher
Dom Zanni
Charley Smith
Joe Cunningham
Bob Farley
Ed Short
Andes
Mike Hershberger
Hershberger
Jim Landis
Floyd Robinson
Nellie Fox
Luis Apancio
al Smith
Juan Pizarro
Ray Herbert
Burhart
Wynn
Yankees
Detroit
Balimore
Hot Stove meet set for Wednesday in Walkersville
Hal Keller farm director of the Washington Senators will speak at the Glade Valley Athletic Association meeting at 7 30 p m at the Walkersville fire hall The regular business meeting to elect officers begins at 6 30 p m with films on baseball fundamentals Then the Hot Stove meeting at 7 30 features Keller and films of the New York Cincinnati World Series
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Hal Keller
Washington Senators
Glade Valley Athletic Assoc
Walkersville Fire
Keller
Frederick CC Narrowly Misses Win in Close Defeat
Frederick Community College lost to the Baltimore Institute squad 69 to 60 after missing twelve foul shots. Frederick led briefly in the second half, but Baltimore surged ahead in the final minutes as Bob Martin and Bill Naill each scored 17 for Frederick while Jim Mills had 14.
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Frederick Community College
Baltimore Institute
Frederick
Baltimore
Bob Martin
Martin
Bill Naill
Jim Mills
Mills
Ganon
Sweeney
Donohue
Naill
Seibert
King
Marshall
Mueller
Cook
Maxwell
Heyman Hurt Yet Duke Clinches ACC Basketball Victory
Duke survived Art Heyman’s ankle sprain to beat North Carolina 79 to 57 as Jeff Mullins led with 24 points and Jack Mullen added 17. Wake Forest moved to second with 83 52 over Clemson. NC State, Maryland, and others split ACC results amid a full Saturday schedule.
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Associated Press
Duke
Art Heyman
Blue Devils
Rockville Centre
WN. C
Heyman
South Carolina
North Carola
Art
Jeff Mullins
Jack Mullen
Tar Heels
Wake Forest
Clemson
North Carolina
North Carolina State
N. C. State
West Virginia
Maryland
Navy
Austrian wins after being disqualified at Emile Allais meet
In Megreve France Sunday Eenst Falch of Austria was briefly disqualified for missing a gate on the second run, then reinstated after a protest. Falch won the special slalom with the fastest combined time, pushing Pepi Stiegler and Bud Werper to second and third. John Clough and Jim Heuga also scored notable finishes as the event served as a prelude to the World Alpine Championships.
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Harvey Hudson Megreve
France
Eenst Falch
Austria
Emile Allais
Falch
International Ski Federation
FIS
Fatch
Clough
New
Karl Schranz
Werner
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Cated Press
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Parque
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Trico League
Art Wall Jr
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Ward
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Hartner
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al Butler
New York Knickerbockers
Bob Pettit
Barney Cable
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Roy Emerson
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TERP
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Bruce Kelleher
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Warwick Farm Track
Bruce McLaren
New Zealand
Bob Stillwell
Shipley’s Inc
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Blue Ridge
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