Patriots Tie Lead With Narrow 61 58 Win Over North High
Frederick theses a 61 58 victory over North High to seize the Tri State League lead as Gregory Smith iced the win with four clutch free throws in the final four minutes. Tim Ambrose led the Patriots with 16 points and 12 rebounds while Ward Brown added 17 points and 15 boards. North High’s John Bentz led scoring for the Hub with 12, Archie Staymates and Doug Rohrer added double figures, and North stayed within reach until late foul shooting sealed the result.
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Nelson Brooks
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Time Out For Sports on Stars and Strategy in High School Basketball
A critical look at media obsession with seven foot stars like Lew Alcindor and a detailed high school game narrative between Thomas Johnson and Frederick. It contrasts idolizing athletes with how coaching and tactics shape contests, focusing on Willis Hall Chuck Foreman Tim Ambrose and strategic shifts that decided the game.
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Bruins
UCLA
Cindor
Rally to Feature 100 Mustangs in Frederick Today
More than 100 Mustangs and an estimated 250 mustangers converge on Frederick this afternoon. The regional Mid-Atlantic Mustang non-a-rama begins at Towson at 1 pm, with the Concours D Elegance at Frederick Motor Company from 2 to 6 pm. A gala banquet tonight crowns the Win-A-Rama king and queen.
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Towson
Frederick Motor Company
Scott Gardner
Tom Williams
Mustang Sports Club of
Maryland
John Warfield
Don Reed
Francis Scott Key Mustang Club
Houston Stars Named for ASL Team Entry
Houston's entry in the new American Soccer League will be known as the Stars. The club marks its launch as a bold step for local soccer, aligning with the league's expanding footprint and fan interest in top tier play.
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Cadets Take Lead as Frederick trounces Boonsboro 87 38
Frederick High School overwhelmed Boonsboro 87 to 38 to seize sole possession of first in the Tri-State League. Willis Hall led with 30 points and 13 rebounds, with Foreman 14 and Freland 14 supporting. Frederick led 57 27 at halftime and used bench depth in the second half. Dorsey led Boonsboro with 16 points as Ronnie Proctor added 22 in the prelim.
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Jeff Freland
Foreman
Sam Palm
Kenny Boyd
John Thomas
Frederick
Homer Brooks
Dorsey
Frederick Boonsboro
FT Hall
Rowland Thomas Oo
Smith Foreman
Canadian teen shatters one hour track record in Toronto
Roberta Picco, 18, ran nine miles 1,140 yards and one foot in breaking the one hour women's track record. She then joined her high school's dancing show. Picco covered 1,190 yards more than Ann O'Brien of Ireland, who set the outdoor world mark in Dublin in 1965. Picco ran 5112 laps on an indoor oval before the hour ended.
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Roberta Picco
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Ann O’brien
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Dublin
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Lions Rally Past Knights 74 61 In Middletown
Walkersville beats Middletown 74 61 behind Ron Cook 19 points and Dick Murray 21. Bob Funk 12 Jim Bachiell 14 for Walkersville. Middletown top scorers include Bryan Hannum 14 Mel Henderson 12. Knight jayvees also won in overtime.
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Ron Cook
Dick Murray
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Jim Bachiell
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Bryan Hannum
Knights
Melvin Henderson
Dia Steve Nikirk
Knight Jayvees
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Donnie Sheffer
Carson Named Tech Coach
Bud Carson was named Georgia Tech football coach succeeding Bobby Dodd. At 36, he follows Dodd as Tech’s fourth head coach in 63 years, after directing strong defenses at South Carolina and earning the nickname Carsons Raiders. Tech's 1967 schedule includes Tennessee, Georgia, Miami, and Notre Dame. half of 1966 starters are gone.
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Raiders
Northwood Tops Damascus 85 66 in high school game
Northwood High School toppled Damascus 85 66 as Hornets fouled out in the fourth. Key scorers were Cross 23 Morris 20 Kleinkrecht 11 for Damascus, Beall 21 for the Hornets. Indians built a 24 14 first quarter lead and widened to 43 31 at halftime. Jayvees preliminary went 66 48 for Northwood.
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Pat Hart
Hambone Hawkins
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Mark Beall
Cross
Indians
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Kleinkrecht
Northwood
Saint John's Tops Bulldogs in 69 57 Victory
Saint John's edged Mount Airy 69 57 as Rick Hassett scored 30 points on 14 field goals and two free throws to spark a third quarter run. St John's outscored Mount Airy 20 6 in the period to pull ahead 51 30, with DeGrange and McCue fouling out for the Saints and Munday for the Bulldogs.
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Dennis McCue
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Charles Magin
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Magin
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