Second TJ Cadet Clash Could Decide City Championship
Thomas Johnson and Frederick high schools meet in a decisive city title clash with the Cadets tied for the Tri-State lead at 8 1. Frederick sits 2 0 in city play and would earn county district rep by winning. If Thomas Johnson wins a third TJ Cadet meeting would be set up.
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Senators Boosters Night Highlights Draft Talk and Doubts
At a Moose Club event the Washington SenatorsPromoter glow included Pete Richert and Wallace Smallwood with jokes from Johnny Welas and Hal Keller. Richert warned of questionable pitching yet praised the outfield and hinted trades could help the team. He joked about signing after Frederick and urged fans to remember the Redskins play in August as winter drags on.
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Waynesboro Westminster incidents trigger daytime sports move
Waynesboro and Westminster High School officials shift all remaining winter events to afternoons after two campus bus damage incidents. A 2 pm Westminster basketball doubleheader and a 2:45 pm wrestling bout were rearranged with varsity first. Police identify five Waynesboro youths with charges pending in juvenile court.
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Winter Olympic prep in Sapporo slate April 1968 start
SAPPORO Japan AP construction on facilities for the 1972 Winter Games will begin in April 1968 the Olympic Games Organizing Committee announced. In New York the NBA said its annual winter meeting will be held February 16 to plan post season playoffs.
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Saints to stockpile veterans in NFL expansion draft
New Orleans will choose 12 players from 14 teams under the same allocation plan used for Atlanta last year. Each club protects 29 of 40, Saints pick one, then two more from eight, with final selections Friday in New York.
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Cassius Clay Pounds Terrell For Unanimous Victory
In Houston Cassius Clay dominated Ernie Terrell for a unanimous 15 round decision to confirm his claim to the world heavyweight title. Terrell never hurt or shaken, but Clay opened a creased right eye and cut, winning on all three official scorecards. Clay, who weighs 212½ and kept the crowd engaged with taunts, is eyeing upcoming opponents including Folley Shuvo and Patterson.
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Unbeaten Bruins Top Cage Ranks
UCLA remains the national leader at 17-0 with all 35 first place votes after recent wins over Illinois and Southern California. North Carolina is No. 2, Louisville No. 3, Princeton climbs to No. 4, Houston No. 5, and Boston College enters the Top Ten at No. 10 with a 12-1 mark.
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Walkersville Lions rout Rebels 81 47 in big victory
Walkersville High School crushed AA South Hagerstown 81 47 as four Lions scored in double figures. Jim Bachtell led Walkersville with 19 points and 14 rebounds, while Ron Cook and Dick Murray added 11 and 15 points respectively. The Lions used a half court press to force errors and improved to 9 5. Junior varsity also won 59 54 led by Steve Wachster 18 points.
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Monti leads sledders after first day at Alpe d Huez
Eugenio Monti of Italy led after the first run in the World Two Man Bobsled Championships at Alpe d Huez France as ice issues postponed the second run Monti clocked 58 43 seconds besting the Austrians by 18 hundredths with Erwin Thaler Reinhold Durnthaler second and Wolfgang Zimmerer Hubert Braun third The best American team Howard Clifton James Crall finished eighth while Robert Said Philip Du prey blazed to a disappointing near bottom 1 00 96 The Four Man event date remained uncertain and the signings of Braves third baseman Cletus Boyer to a 1967 contract were announced in Atlanta
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