Frederick Cadets Face Tough 1961 Football Schedule
Coach Jack Molesworth builds a demanding slate for Frederick High with top Maryland rivals and strong regional programs. The Cadets play two unbeaten teams, risk tough on every road game, and open August 1 with Fort Hill as they prepare for a 950,000 stadium season while stressing balance between practice fields and the home field. A challenging year looms, with prospects of green players and high stakes for fans.
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Braves to Be Contenders Says Dressen
Braves manager Bobby Dressen outlines plans for a stronger club after finishing second last season. Key additions include Frank Bolling at second and Roy McMillan at short, with Hank Aaron likely moving to center field and Del Crandall handling catcher.
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Detroit
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Cincinnati
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Milwaukee
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Logan
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Hank Aaron
Hank
Wes Covington
Lee Maye
al Spangler
del Crandall
Charney Lau
Joey Jay
Don Nottebart
Ken McKenzie
Bob Hendrev
Warren Spahn
Lew Burdette
Bob Buhl
Russians Bet Heavily On Aintree Steeplechase Entrants
London reports large wagers on the three Soviet horses for the Grand National at Aintree on March 25.Experts doubt their chances, yet one bookmaker put bets around 56000 dollars on the Russian entrants. This marks the first time Russians compete in the famed 30 obstacle, 356 yard course.
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London
Frederick Cadets Face Tough 1961 Football Schedule
The 1961 Frederick High School Cadets, coached by Jack Molesworth, face top Maryland teams including Fort Hill Wheaton and Sherwood. The season, in Cumberland Valley play, features five home and five away games, with a challenging slate that includes Bel Air, Martinburg, Edmondson and more.
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Westminster
Bowie Race Course postpones opening due to snow
Bowie Maryland race track delayed its start awaiting Saturday to defrost snow covered grounds. Only seven racing days have occurred in 22 weeks, with several programs canceled by a series of snowstorms. Officials asked the Maryland Racing Commission for permission to extend the schedule and to set a March 30 makeup program as the season wraps toward Laurel's spring meet.
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South Carolina Upsets North Carolina At Columbia
South Carolina surged from behind to beat sixth ranked North Carolina 89 82 in Columbia. Larese scored 36 and Moe 29 for the Tar Heels who shot 65 points despite the loss. The Gamecocks matched 62 percent shooting and clinched with free throws in the final seconds securing their ACC win.
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Ingemar Johansson Enlists Whitey Bimstein for Patterson Bout
Training camp details in Palm Beach as Sweden’s Ingemar Johansson secures Whitey Bimstein as lead corner man for the March 13 Miami Beach return match with Floyd Patterson. Blomberg and Eddie Ahlquist will participate in dialogue, with Bimstein directing strategy. Olden Times wins at Santa Anita in a close stretch, Willie Shoemaker driving Rex C. Ellsworth colt to victory.
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Rex C. Ellsworth
Alberta Ranches
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College Scores and Narrow Victories Across Narrow Margin Games
A string of college basketball results shows Boston University, Vermont, St Michael's, Saint Lawrence, and many others posting wins or close losses. Notable scores include New Hampshire 93 over Connecticut 34, Oberlin 81 over Colgate 45, and Siena 33 over Virginia Tech 46, with several matchups featuring double digits and close finishes across various venues.
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Eastern Kentucky Stuns Louisville 80-74 in Thriller
Eastern Kentucky upset Louisville 80-74 as Carl Cole sparked a late rally to erase a 32 point effort by Louisville star John Turner. Louisville led 40-38 at halftime before the Maroons surged, drawing the game to 78-70 and sealing the upset.
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Loon's legs placed oddly, winds up sliding on breast
A loon shows a bizarre adaptation as its legs sit far back, rendering walking impossible on land. Instead of walking, the bird slides on its breast to move, an odd but natural response to its anatomy.
Moore Ready to Fight Johnson for 200000
Archie Moore said he will fight Harold Johnson for a 200000 guarantee anytime Johnson posts the money. Johnson won the NBA title by KO of Jesse Boudry in Miami Beach, after Moore had lost the crown for failing to defend in time. Moore, 42, says he is in shape for the light heavyweight limit and would be ready in three or four months.
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Trophy Found Boosts Indoor Netters' Grand Show
The National Indoor Tennis Championships open with co favorites Dick Saint and Orlando Sirola in the spotlight as officials locate the missing trophy just before action. Barry MacKay arrives with the trophy, while Savitt and Sirola head seeds into the 32-player field. Darmon, Knight, Osuna loom as dangers in later rounds. Burleson loses in Wellington as Halbert dominates the mile clash before Burleson departs for home.
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Mexico
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Brooklm
Whitney Reed
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Piedmont
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Maryland Dropps Star Forward Jerry Greenspan For Academic Deficiency
The University of Maryland said sopho more basketball player Jerry Greenspan has been dropped from the squad for academic deficiencies. Sophomore Rex Collins, a football player, was also ruled ineligible for grades. Both will miss the current semester but may petition for readmission. Coach Bud Millikan lamented Greenspan as a skilled big man and noted his ankle injury hampered his season.
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American U Drops Out Of Top Ten Ranks
The Associated Press poll shows Tennessee State narrowly leading the small college rankings despite a loss to Southern Illinois and a setback for St. Bonaventure. Southern Illinois overtakes Prairie View for second, with Hofstra, Mississippi Southern, Maine, Grambling, Northern Michigan, Westminster, and Kentucky Wesleyan following. American University falls from the list as top 10 voters tally 74 points for Tennessee State.
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