Cadets Fall Apart as Hubs Win in Last Minutes
North Hagerstown High rallied to erase a Frederick Cadets lead and win 59-46 in a tense fourth quarter. Bill Brooks and Wayne Rinehart sparked Fredericks action early, but North Hagerstown pressured back, tightening the gap before pulling away in the final minutes.
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Hubs
Johnnies
Clip Brunswick
North Haverstown
Frederick High
North Hagerstown High
Frum Ans
Cunserland
Valles Athlonie
Keleé
Frederics
Frederickssed
Ars Periect
Bill Brooks
Wayne Rinehart
Cine
Brooks
Tellwtine
Small College Point Leader Keeps Position
Jim McDonald of West Virginia Wesleyan holds the lead in the small college scoring race at 31.5 points per game through Jan 30, with Kentucky Wesleyan's Kelly Coleman close behind at 31.3 and Dom Perrelli of Southern Connecticut at 30.5. Team and individual leaders in field goal and rebound percentages are noted, along with Frederick's JV win over North Hagerstown and a tied contest in the CVAL Jr. circuit as detailed box scores show the games and key scorers.
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Associated Press
Jim McDonald
West Virginia Wesleyan
Kentucky Wesleyan
Kelly Coleman
McDonald
CAA Service Bureau
Cole Man
Isi Dom Perrelli
Southern Connecticut
Pete Guiden
Washington
Delierson
Zelmo Beaty
Prairie View
Gulden
Aivin'a Aules
North Carolina
Beatz
Jackie Jackson
Virginia A'ir Union
Hon Starmeker
Emporia
Bemes
Miss Pl College
Virginia Tech
Wittenberg
Gainz
Frederck
North
Jayup
Bill Poffenberger
Pete Nelson
Maki
Ken Ridenour
Tom Hawk
Hawkins
Haserstown
Riden
Evans
Frederick JV
Cval Jr. Porton
Frederick FG
Rimebart
FiXelson
Arate Lms
Tol i
North Hagers
Henderson
Baker
Soitier
Krouse
Ewe
Lincoln Rolls Over MSD 80 to 55 in rout with Onley 24
Lincoln defeated Maryland School for the Deaf 80 55 at West Frederick Jr. High. Bob Onley scored 24 points leading the Red Tigers while Ken Thompson added 26 and Gene Snowden 15. Oates sparked MSC’s offense as Pres Ashley led MSC with 20 points. Coach Lee rested second string for stretch.
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Bob Onley
Lincoln
Maryland School For the Deaf
West Frederick Jr. High Gym
Oates
Ken Thompson
Gene Snowden
Bri Lee
Pres Ashley
Orioles
Clyde Baree
MSC
Maryland High School Basketball Roundup Faces Mixed Results
Mt Aire 70, St. Maria Goretti 52 as South Hagerstown 54 edged Williamsport 51 and Damascus defeated Poolesville 47 35. St. Paul 56 beat Edmondson 46 while Dunbar 75 topped City 28. Exzenced 37 and Catonsville 58 faced Solfer's Port 38. New Mark fell to Creagerstown 33 28. St Peterside 31 29. Local area results include Washington area high school games and a fatal traffic incident in Baltimore as nine year old Harry J Ruth Jr was struck by a car near St. Marys Parochial School. Levy named new high school football coach at Union Memorial.
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Mt. Aire
Tanestown
South Hagerstown
Sier
Westmin- Willamsport
Hancock
Annapolis
Arundel
McDonegh
St. Paul
Edmondson
Gilman
Bs Poly
Southern
Friends
Park
Douglass
Cahert Hall
Dunbar
City
Carer
Mr St Jose Glenelg
Exzenced
Catonsville
Solfer's Port
CAL
Berkeley
Tin Fiiday
Marvin ‘Leys
Unie
New Mexico
Baltimore
Pete el
Harry J. Ruth Jr
Lott
Levy
Sears
St. Mary's
Fae Col
Paul R. Zinkhan
Cedar Rapids
Tjowa
Ruth
Union Memorial Host
Patal
Maryland finalist in women's golf headline
Baltimore golfer Mary Ann Downer reached the finals in Palm Beach after two upset victories. Judy Bell of Wichita Eas was defeated 4 up. Barbara Fron, a high school coach from Hamilton, Ohio, also advanced with a 7 up win. The winners meet for the title Saturday over a touie.
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Palm Beach
Fia
Baltumore
Mary Ann Downer
Baltimore
Judy Bell
Wichita
Eas
Miss Bell
Barbara Fron
Hamilton
Trade Backfires as Rangers Red Wings Players Balk
Detroit and New York NHL deal unsettled as Red Helix Bill Nevil threaten retirement. Clarence Campbell postpones action 24 hours to hear both sides. Campbell warns players may be placed on a very modest list if they retire and cannot return unless teams unanimously approve.
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Dave Diles
Associated Press
Detroit -Ap
National Hockey League
Red Helix
BillcNevil
Clarence Campbell
Red Wings
New York Rangers
Campbell
Reachphone Am
Toronto
Eden
Kells
McNeill
NHL
Rangers
Bill Gadsby
Edge & Iky
Saveardever
Catix
Nas
Enderr
Ulnee
Eh Clubssime
Gee Guariel
Fight Results in Pre-E New Y fadison Square Garden
Boxing results list several bouts with fighters and outcomes. Billy Rian from Lowell and cooper from St Louis are noted, along with Louis Molina from San Jose knocking out Tony Lopez in Hermosillo and other knockouts involving regional fighters.
Isolated Havasupai Reservation in Grand Canyon Park
The Havasupai tribe, about 1300 members, live within Grand Canyon National Park in a few square miles, making their reservation arguably the smallest and most isolated in the United States.
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U. S
Grand Canyon National Park
Saints rout Brunswick 59 to 46 for 15th win
St. John's利用 fast break to seize a 59 46 victory over Brunswick at McSherry Gym giving the Johnnies their 15th win. Bob Martyn led with 17 points aided by Adrian Wingpigler 15 and Frank Grove from the Johnnies while Mike Spurrier topped Brunswick with 17. John Aaline added 12 as Brunswick took a junior varsity win.
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St. John’s
Mt. Airy
Brunswick
McSherry Gym
Johnnies
Railroaders
Saints
Bob Martyn
Martin
Adrian Winpigler
Frank Grove
Mike Spurrier
John Aaline
St. Joan’s
Hammond
Grove
Grove Ou
Mulcahey
Brunswick FG
IST John's Tow
Liners Defeat Thurmont 62 to 34 On Home Court
Emmitsburg led by Bill Nail's 27 points overwhelmed Thurmont 62 34 as they led 33 24 at halftime. Terry Fleagie scored 16 and Bob Rippon led Thurmont with 12. junior Nail tallied 2. A junior varsity win 38 35 preceded the main game.
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Bill Naill
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Nail
Terry Fleagie
Emmuisburg
Bob Rippeon
Iebr
J. V
Thrmont
Fay
Double Title Fights Draw Record Gate in LA
In Los Angeles a record crowd of 31,830 for a double championship card paid $353,060 as Jose Becerr a of Mexico and Carlos Ortiz of New York City fought for bantamweight and junior welterweight titles. Ortiz stopped Torres in 10th round as the Mexican champion Becerra built late momentum to reclaim glory. Also noted was Nicaragua s Leon defeating Managua Estrellas 14-9 to win the national baseball title in the fifth game, extending its series lead to four wins. The Caribbean series opens February 10 in Panama City with teams from Cuba, Puerto Rico and Panama.
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Los Angeles
Tuo’ Ches
China
Kear
Jun
Welt Bruetight
Jose Becerra
Mexico
Carlos Ortiz
New York City
Alphonse Haiimi
Raymundo Totes
Becerra
Helimis
Halimiené
Shovis
Ole
Fang
Memorial Coliseum
California
Torres
Ortiz
Managua
Nicaragua
Leon
Managua Estrellas
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Panama
Panama City
Basketball Scoring Boom Brings Debate On Style And Limits
Sports writer notes basketballs rise in scoring across high school college and pro levels. He cites Danny Heater and Wilt Chamberlain as extreme examples while cautioning about the game losing flavor under soaring totals. Bevo Francis referenced in past controversy.
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Danny Heater
West Virginia
Philadelphia
Wilt Chamberlain
Bevo Francis
Rio Grande Flash
NCAA
Bevo
Deacons Aim to Tighten ACC Stand Against Maryland
Wake Forest seeks to strengthen its hold on second place in the ACC by hosting Maryland as Duke visits Navy in regional telecast. North Carolina idle until Monday and eyes a key home stretch. Wake Forest already climbed from fourth to second after beating Duke, with Maryland and Duke both at 4 2 in conference play. Navy fell to Duke in last December Birmingham Classic final.
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Associated Press
Wake Forest
Ohio
Maryland
Terps
Virginia
Clemson
Duke
Navy i
Toledo
Dayton
Deacons
Orth Carolina
Tar Heels
College Park
Navy
Blue Devils
Birmingham
Frederick Girls Top Boonsboro Series Win
AP report notes Frederick girls defeat Boonsboro as Toronto hopes to reach a World Series by 1865. Branch Rickey, Continental League president, spoke at a City Council meeting predicting a Toronto appearance with seven major cities in a new league set to open in 1961. Also references Rufus Choate delivering a 1200-word tribute to Daniel Webster at Dartmouth College on July 27, 1853.
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Toronto
Branch Ricke
Continental Baseball League
Rufus Choate
Daniel Webster
Dartmouth College
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Frederick
Warne Rinehart
Onley
Terp Tankmen
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Terrenins
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London
Squaw Valley
Robert Redhead
Milwaukee
West Allis
Fridas
Oconomovoc Fe
Tigers
Procter & Boue
QU Vhiers
St. Maria Gorecti
Aagerstown
Washington Area High School Basketball School
Crash
Poolesville
WIAS
Feild
Carroll
Olville
Npece
Montgomery Courix
Damascus
Wai
Crioniale
Creagerstoun
Pieas
Liverlytoan St. Petersside
College Resuits
South Carolina
Nia
Dartmouth
Columbia
Ciadel
Mietary
American Universit
Chenex State Abber W.c
Carthohe
Johns Howkins
Gary Cooper
Geith
Sherry
Cooper
Castienan
Bob Uart
Jay Es
John Wenner
St John's
Jay Lipps
Castleman
Brunswick Railroaders
Ranger
Redwing
Bucky Summers
ACC
Boonsboro
Gloria Keller
Fresterday Frederick High
Frederick Girls
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