Martinsburg Lifts Offense, Beats Frederick 61 46 in Tri-State Clash
Martinsburg used a fourth quarter surge to down Frederick 61 46, clinching its sixth Tri-State League win. Tim Bartock scored 19 for Martinsburg while Gary Phalen added 16 and Colliflower 15 as the Bulldogs overcame slow starts and foul line struggles to pull away after intermission. Frederick was led by Howard Hoy with 22 and Terry Morgan with 21 in a high contact game.
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Howard Hoy
Terry Morgan
Frederick Martinsburg
Maryland Upsets North Carolina Behind Marshall's 16 Points
Ted Marshall, a reserve with a 2.7 scoring average, poured in 16 points in 63 minutes to fuel Maryland's 79-62 win over North Carolina. The Terrapins, the underdogs, seized the contest on the road in College Park, Mid. AP reports.
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Brunswick makes eleventh straight win with 63 37 victory over Charles Town
Brunswick dominated Charles Town 63 to 37 in Brunswick last night as Wenner led with 23 points and Kubat added 15. The Railroaders built a 21 7 first quarter lead and held Charles Town to six in the second period. Wenner and Kubat shared rebounding honors while Lowery and Brown led Charles Town with 15 and 12 points respectively.
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Lincoln Drops MSD 52 to 49 in Comeback Victory
Lincoln came from behind to defeat Maryland School for the Deaf 52 to 49. MSD led 12-8 after one, and held a 26-12 halftime advantage as Lincoln finally heated up in the third quarter for a slim lead. Lions Harrision Middleton led Lincoln with 14 points, with David Allen 12 and Neal Hall 10. for MSD, Larry Seller paced the team with 18 and Sylvester Butts had 15.
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Sylvester Butts
Franklin's 34 Leads Mt Airy Over Glenelg
Mt Airy defeated Glenelg 71 to 53 as Bill Franklin scored 34 and propelled an eighth straight win. Frank Buckley added 18 and Ray Blanton 12 while Glenelg narrowed early before Mt Airy pulled away on fast breaks. About 10 percent of the world coffee crop is produced in Central America.
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Chappell Leads ACC Scoring After 3-Game Burst
Wake Forest star Len Chappell scored 105 points in three games last week, boosting his ACC average to 20.6 and widening his lead over Duke’s Art Heyman. He poured in 37 against West Virginia, 36 vs South Carolina, and 32 against Clemson, while Heyman battled an ankle injury after 20 vs South Carolina and 9 in a North Carolina game. Dennis Walsh tops shooting at 62.0 percent with 49 of 79, and Bruce Kelleher leads free throws at 60 of 71 for 84.5 percent.
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Bruce Kelleher
Maryland
Larry Brown
Nert Carolina
Yankee Killer Larry Signs Up For $35,000
Detroit Tiger Frank Lary, famed for beating the Yankees, signed a 1962 contract reported at $35,000, the highest Tiger salary since Hal Newhouser in the 1940s. Lary’s 1961 year included 23 wins and 9 losses, with a 27-10 career mark against New York. The deal reflects a healthy raise over 1961 pay.
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Braves
Jim Davenport
San Francisco Giants
Gaels Rally Past Saints 57 to 37 in Local JV Tilt
St Maria Goretti led 21 18 at halftime then outscored St John s 20 10 in the third period and pulled away to a 57 37 Blue Ridge Catholic League win at McSherry Gym. Bill Sawyer scored 19 for the Gaels while Gary Fearnow added 16 points in the first half. Ken Tregoning led St John s with 10. The St John s girls fell 38 36 to St Maria with Leslie James posting 22 for St John s.
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Gary Fearnow
St. Maria
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Inter-Community Meet Rescheduled at Frederick YMCA
The Inter-Community League 1 meeting moves to Tuesday February 18 at 7 30 p m at the Frederick YMCA to explain season classification changes. Tomorrow East Frederick AC, a new circuit entrant, will meet at the Y at 7 30 p m.
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Dallas coach named to Cowboys staff in Texas
Ermal Allen, formerly the Kentucky assistant coach, joined the Dallas Cowboys coaching staff replacing Babe Dimancheff who resigned. The move was announced after a slate of results across high school games including Wicomico Laurel Crisfield Pocomoke and others.
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Sam Smith Leads Walkersville to 71-67 Victory
Thurmont game report: Walkersville Lions beat Thurmont 71-67 with Sam Smith scoring 20 points. The Lions played without their ace ball handler and sharp shooter, leaving Smith to pace the attack.
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Slick Leads Emmitsburg Over Middletown
Kenny Slick scored 25 points to lift Emmitsburg to an 89-61 win over Middletown. Emmitsburg dominated pace and rebounding, building a 23-16 lead in the first quarter and pulling away in the second half behind Slick’s 24 points after halftime. Zimmermann, Hewitt, Swomsey led Emmitsburg with 21, 13, and 20 points respectively. Bidie led Middletown with 19. JV Emmitsburg 45 Middletown 33.
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Stagg Improves at 94 as Omaha Coach Devaney Appointed
Amos Alonzo Stagg, famed football figure, showed definite improvement after a hospital visit for knee trouble. Stella Stagg said he is feeling better though inactive, while he remains a longtime star and coach in American football history. In Lincoln, Bob Devaney will serve at Nebraska under a letter of appointment, an arrangement akin to a contract but without a formal binding agreement.
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Transfer of Bowie Interest Wins Stockholder Approval
Bowie race course to transfer ownership to a group led by Edward R. E. Carter of Patino of Canada Ltd. Stockholders voted 479 000 to 5 096 shares in favor. Carter to serve as chairman. management to remain unchanged for now. Also listed are officers and directors at the meeting. Bill Tackmann resigns as business manager of the New York Titans.
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