Hubs Pace Schedule as Winter Meetings Begin
North Hagerstown faces three more games after a 69 to 57 loss to Walkersville. The article notes ongoing winter meetings for softball and baseball seniors, East Frederick A C softball planning top teams, and Hal Moser Cadet indoor team at the St John’s Invitational in Washington. Martinsburg foul shooter Harry Jacobs leads the Panhandle. a Heart Fund bowling tournament is announced. Also reports Malaya plans to double troop contributions to the UN Congo force and the AFL approves Los Angeles to San Diego franchise move.
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Shorty) Brachey
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East Frederick A C eyeing big name opponents for 1961 season
East Frederick A C ready for 1961 softball with new manager John Coulliflower and gen manager Harvey Showe Jr. The Tritate major league champions aim to schedule top teams including world champions Stradford Conn and former state champions from New Jersey Pennsylvania and Virginia. The squad also seeks an appearance by the World Champions Clearwater Bombers, hoping to finish the schedule by month end.
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Frederick Cadets top Owls in 60 percent shooting
Frederick defeats Westminster 64 47 to win Cumberland Valley Athletic League title. Cadets hit 60 percent from the floor, led by Jerry Reid and Stauffer with 13 points each, as they pulled away late after a nip and tuck first three quarters. Mel Arbaugh led Westminster with 15.
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Mount St Mary's Faces Loyola In Key Mason-Dixon Clash
Mt St Marys, riding an eight game win streak to 14-3 overall, hosts Loyola in a top Northern Division showdown. Loyola trains 4-4 in MD play and 9-4 overall, led by John Heaghery at 25.9 ppg in league action. Mt St Marys relies on John O'Reilly 21.2 ppg and new transfer Dave Maloney who scored 20 in his only league start.
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Emmitsburg Triumph In Overtime Thriller
In a tight Emmitsburg-Brunswick clash last night the Liners edged the Railroaders 62 to 59 after a disputed one minute fourth quarter extension. Key scorers included Emmitsburg's Terry Fleagle with 18 and Ken Swomley 16, while Brunswick's John Wenner led all players with 19 points.
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Williams leads Phoenix Open with 131 halfway total
Chonky Henry Williams Jr. shot a course record seven under 65 to sit two strokes ahead at 131 after 36 holes of the Phoenix Open. Dave Marr, Don January and Arnold Palmer trail by three as Palmer carded 65 to reach 14 under.
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Cubs complete coaching staff with Adams signing
Chicago Cubs announce that eight man coaching staff is complete with former major leaguer Rohm Adams signing as of December 3 1950. President P K Wrigley notes no field manager will be named yet Rip Collins Charlie Grimmel Tappe Harry Craft Vedie Hemsl Goldie Holt and Verlon Walker also serve on the staff.
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Bowie Race Course to Run Saturday After Snow Clearing
Snow delayed Bowie's track operations with two inches of ice to remove and water drainage work underway. Ten horses vie in the Abraham Lincoln Stakes for a $11,335 purse, with Moon Shot and Mystic I favored. Bowie's 48 day meet began Jan 21 and may start earlier if lawmakers approve extra racing days.
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Don Bragg Considers Retirement After Philadelphia Meet
Don Bragg, famed pole vaulter, reflects on aging and lost motivation after a subpar performance in New York and a likely end to his career at season's close. He recalls injuries and past Olympic glory as he weighs future plans.
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Clemson Drops Terps 76 to 59 in ACC Matchup
Clemson defeats Maryland 76-59 to pull even with Maryland for fifth in the ACC. Tommy Mahaffey scores 25 on 12 of 16 shooting with 13 rebounds as Clemson builds a halftime lead and holds on. Bob McDonald leads Maryland with 19 points.
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FRANCIS SCOTT KEY WHIPS MOUNT AIRY IN BASKETBALL rout
Francis Scott Key defeated Mount Airy 52 to 26 as ATR-Schlee and Stiteley each posted 12 points and Henshew added 15. Mt. Airy’s Bill Franklin led visitors with 11 points. Malzone signs with the Boston Red Sox for another season and heads to spring training in Scottsdale after a New York visit.
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Bell and Phillips Reach Palm Beach Amateur Final
Judy Bell and Dons Phillips seized a share of the lead in the Palm Beach Women's Amateur Golf Championships after strong iron play. Bell defeated Barbara Williams 4 and 3 in the semifinals while Phillips beat Jeannie Dobbins 2 up to advance to the final showdown.
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Walkersville Lions Top North Hagerstown 69 to 57
Walkersville led 17-11 after the first period and pulled away late as Ron Linton and Ron Dorsey combined for 51 points. Linton had 26, Dorsey 25, while Eric Auxt and Richie Hawkins added nine each for North Hagerstown, whose press could not stop the Lions.
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Thompson's late jumper lifts Lincoln past St Johnnys
Ken Thompson sank a six second remaining layup to give Lincoln a 45 23 victory over St Johns Frederick Jr High gym. Thompson finished with 20 points while Adrian Winpigler led St Johns with 17 and Dennis Jackson added 12 for Lincoln.
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Middletown Knights rout Thurmont behind Hutterly double
Middletown over Thurmont 59 37 as John Hutterly nets 17 points and Bil Flock adds 14. Leroy Anders scores 12 for Thurmont while Middletown dominates early and never trails. The Knights also win the junior varsity game 24 4 with McAllister scoring 12.
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