Don Loun Aims For Breakout Year With Senators Boosters Night
Frederick’s 23 year old southpaw Don Loun, lone Countian in organized baseball, speaks of a big year ahead after a strong season in the Carolina League and a winter stint with Tampa in the Florida Instructional League. He notes his slider as a key pitch and aims for promotion to the Senators' majors, with plans to report to the Senators minor league camp in Daytona Beach and possible assignment to York, Pennsylvania.
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Class B Clash Tonight Brings 5-Game Card
Walkersville hosts Brunswick as class B action heats up with a 4-0 Walkersville lead and Brunswick at 4-1. Lions seek to clinch a tie. Brunswick must beat Walkersville to stay in contention. Other games feature Emmitsburg at Thurmont Linganore at Middletown North Carroll at Mt. Airy and Boonsboro at Frederick.
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Griffith floors Dupas to a third round knockout in Sydney
Emile Griffith the world welterweight champion from New York stopped Ralph Dupas of New Orleans in the third round after three knockdowns in the second. Dupas, former junior middleweight titleholder, was carried from the ring bleeding and later walked to the dressing room with help.
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Kentucky Tops Miss State In Close SEC Clash
College basketball results show Kentucky beating Mississippi State 65 to 59. Other scores include Tennessee 92 over Mississippi 54 and Ohio State 110 over Illinois 92. The Mississippi note references a football schedule and past defeat by LSU in 1961.
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Duke Routs Virginia 80 59 for 28th ACC Win
Duke, led by Mullins with 25 points and strong man-to-man defense, beat Virginia 80-59 in Charlottesville to extend its ACC winning streak to 28 and improve to 16-3. Virginia’s Chip Conner was limited to seven points after a collision with Duke's Buckley.
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Pavilla Edges Ortega In 10 Round Paris Bout
Francois Pavilla of Martinique defeated Gaspar Ortega of Mexico by a bloody 10 round decision at the Sports Palace in Paris. Pavilla weighed 148 1/2 pounds to Ortega 149 1/4. The crowd of 3,000 stayed on its feet as Pavilla seized control in the fifth round and won under French rules with judges and referee decision undisclosed. AP tally favored Pavilla by 6 to 4.
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Redshirts Choose AFL Signings Signal League Strength
AFL signs 19 redshirts from 1962 draft, including Baylor quarterback Don Trull to Houston for about 90 000. Other signees include Preacher Pilot, J B Simmons, Pete Liske, Harrison Rosdahl and more as AFL courts top future picks despite college eligibility. 13 of 59 redshirts undecided.
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Wildcats Edge Mississippi State In Late Push
Kentucky rallied in the closing minutes to beat Mississippi State 65 59 in Lexington. Randy Embry sparked the comeback with five straight points after entering late, as Kentucky improved to 16 2 overall and 8 2 in the SEC while State fell to 7 14 and 2 7.
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Canadian hurdler Cathy Chapman to face Tammy Davis in Baltimore
Cathy Chapman to meet Tammy Davis in a February 29 rematch at the All Eastern Games Baltimore after Chapman accepted travel support from the Frederick Track and Field Club. The 16 year old Canadian and Davis co hold the world indoor 50 yard hurdles record at 6.7 seconds. Chapman will stay with Frederick hosts and funds aim to cover part of her travel.
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Optimists cruise to 99 15 win over Maryland School for the Deaf IVs
Frederick Optimists roll to an 11th straight victory at Frederick High School behind Jeff Freland with 18 points. They lead 20 8 after one period and 54 13 at halftime, holding the Orioles to two second half points. Jim Hicks and Tim Ambrose score 16 and 15. Next game is Saturday at South Martinsburg at 7 p.m.
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Jump Shot at Gun Wins for Drake 64-63
Des Moines Iowa Billy Fosters 20 foot jump shot at the final gun gave Drake a 64 63 victory over Wichita and the lead in the Missouri Valley Conference basketball race. Drake improved to 5 1 in conference play and rallied from behind in the final seconds to beat Wichita for the first time since 1961. West 22 for Drake and Stallworth 23 for Wichita led late drama with a disputed foul call keeping Foster in the game.
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Cincinnati coach Jucker undergoes appendix operation
Denton Texas AP Ed Jucker UC head basketball coach had an appendectomy Sunday and is recovering satisfactorily at Flow Memorial Hospital. He fell ill after UC beat North Texas State 74 68 on Saturday and will stay four to five days, per a hospital spokesman. Michigan State will host the 1964 NCAA tennis championships June 15 20.
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