Kentucky and Auburn Face Off in High Stakes Showdown
Kentucky and Auburn clash February 21 in a pivotal Southeastern Conference battle as top teams duel for momentum. Kentucky, defending AP top ranking, edged Mississippi 97 81 while Auburn, 16 4, seeks to tighten its edge amid NCAA probation news and a balanced scoring attack.
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N C State Eyes Second ACC Berth After Week Clash
NC State remains in contention for a second ACC berth as the schedule tightens. The Wolfpack, led by Walt Hudson and Dan Engehard, face Duke and Wake Forest while battling late-season upsets and shifting tie-breaks in the conference standings.
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Terps Dominate Winton VAP Radar in Virginia meet
Maryland dominated the VMI fieldhouse event at Marsland’s as seven records fell and the Terrapins swept 7 of 16 events. Navy and other teams posted wins in multiple events while pole vaulter Bjorn Andersen set a school mark.
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Giants Bum Incur Injury During Bowling League Play
Local standings from Glade Valley bowling leagues show Walkersville and Thurmont taxi teams among top scorers. Delauter Electronics and Stauffer's lead in team sets while J Campbell posts high series and C Crum high game. meanwhile Italy wins two-man bobsled world title with Monti Rivera edging rivals.
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Local Y Cagers Play More Games
CITY RECREATION LEAGUE results show Hubs 40 defeating Campers 22 and Rebels A 33 over Cadets 31 while Terps 43 beat Rebels B 25 in a weekend slate. Transportation logistics for race-goers are noted with trains and planes bringing crowds from New York to Richmond.
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Harshman signs with Orioles amid strong 1958 showing
San Diego native Jack Harshman agreed to a contract extension with the Orioles making him the 2th player in the fold with 19 still to sign. He posted a 12-15 record but a 2.90 ERA and 161 strikeouts led the club in key categories as he overcame a back issue and contributed 236 innings. His 6 home runs set an Orioles pitcher record breaking Ray Moore’s mark.
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Frederick Y swims past Hagerstown in busy meet
Frederick Y swimmers beat Hagerstown squads in a dual meet led by senior boys and junior girls. Virginia Grove, Janice Bingham and Mary Titschew starred for the juniors, while Richard Krantz and James Champion led the seniors. Prep results saw Haverstown win the girls and Frederick take several events. Next meet is against Chambersburg with girls traveling Friday and boys Saturday.
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Cambridge event crowns Elihu Abbott world skinning champ
Elihu Abbott skinned five muskrats in 1.057 minutes to set a new world championship time at the 14th Annual Cambridge Quair Show. It was his fifth championship in nine starts, defeating rivals Thendane et Robbins from Maryland and others from Louisiana and Massachusetts.
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Ronnie Hansen to Undergo Examination Today
Baltimore AP Shortstop Ronnie Hansen, 20, who reinjured his back in the Nicaragua Winter League, will have a thorough exam in Baltimore. He missed a year with a ruptured spinal disc and showed improved back pain, with past fielding praised and a .216 average at Knoxville last season, plus 17 homers in Nicaragua.
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Special Game To Point Up Basketball Changes
Kansas State coach Tex Winter will stage a radical basketball demonstration Monday night. His Kansas State Wildcats varsity reserves play under new rules with no time bank and sound proof referee booths. Halftime arrives at 25 points, game ends at 50 with a two point margin, four time outs per team, and a third official on the floor for jump balls.
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Monday Schedule with No Games Listed
The note states no games are on the Monday schedule. It records that catastrophes caused nearly 1,600 deaths in 1958, about 100 fewer than the previous year.
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