Cochran Wins Gold in Women Slalom at Sapporo
Barbara Cochran, 20, from Richmond, Virginia, claimed the lead in Alpine skiing with a scorching two-run time of 1:31.24 to edge France's Danielle Debernard by two hundredths of a second. Anne Henning added bronze in speed skating as the U.S. pursues its strongest Olympic showing in two decades.
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Russia
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Patrick Pera
France
Ken Shelley
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Calif
John Mischa Petkevich
Harvard
Great Falls
Mont
Jan Hoffman
East Germany
United States
Miss Cochran
Oslo
Norway
Danielle Debernard
West Germany
Patterson and Bonavena Set For Madison Square Garden Showdown
Floyd Patterson meets Oscar Bonavena in a 10 round heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden, aiming to earn a title shot at Joe Frazier. Patterson seeks a dominant win to prove readiness. Bonavena hopes an upset to revive another title bid.
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Frederick County basketball stars shine in college games
Three former Frederick County players rise in college stats. Kenny Boyd of Boston University averages 22.8 points, 11.1 rebounds and led the Yankee Conference in scoring. Mike Hill at American University adds 10.3 points and recent Player of the Week honors. Bob Maddox at Frostburg State posts 16.6 points and 11.6 rebounds per game. Area track coach Jack Griffin is among 13 nominees for the 1972 US Women's Cross Country head coach role.
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American University
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West Chester
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Frostburg State
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Jack Griffin
United States
England
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Frederick cross country coach eyed for 1964 games role
Tidbits note Griffin as a leading candidate to coach the 1964 U S cross country team in Frederick. Ellyn Cornish, a Frederick runner and last year’s national team member, may join if selected after a Seattle qualifying meet March 4. Also reports sale of the Frederick Falcons to a group forming a nonprofit organization.
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Ellyn Cornish
Ellyn
Seattle
Wash
Suns Crush Bullets 131 98 As Unseld Sidelined
The Phoenix Suns routed Baltimore 131 98, holding the Bullets to three baskets in the second period. Baltimore played without Wes Unseld, sidelined by a severely sprained ankle, and managed only nine baskets in the first two minutes of the third quarter.
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Ariz
Phoenix Suns
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Bullets
Wes Unseld
Ann Henning Has Social Life at Post Victory Press
American 16 year old Anne Henning, fast on skates and wit, says the skating team includes boys. NCAA swimming championships set for West Point, N Y, March 23 to 25.
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Supporo
Japan
Anne Henning
America
Anne
West Point
N.Y
Tri-State Showdown Leads in Basketball Clash
Two top Tri-State teams meet at Thomas Johnson gym as the Patriots face the league leaders North Hagerstown Hubs in a pivotal title race. Ernie Bowens leads scorers at 27.2 while John Smothers sits at 26.4.
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Thomas Johnson Patriots
North Hagerstown
Thomas Johnson
Coin Toss Could Decide ACC Playoff Pairings
North Carolina and Virginia share first in the ACC and may face a coin toss for the top bye to the Greensboro tournament starting March 9. If UNC defeats Virginia February 26 or if the teams split, the tiebreaking scenarios favor UNC or require a coin toss to set semifinal seeding. A special committee led by Gene Corrigan studied a playoff format, but feasibility concerns keep the current plan intact with a two byes and three opening round games.
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Duke
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Unhappy With Frederick Manges Signs With Bears
Former Frederick Falcon quarterback Frederick Manges signed with the Hagerstown Bears on Wednesday night citing unhappiness with the Falcons organization. He said he left to join a growing team and would play as an amateur, competing with Wayne Liddick for the starting job after earlier quitting the Falcons.
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Scott Key
St. John's
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Don Cline
Hpley’s No. S Television
Sporting Goods
N. Market St
Frederick Manges
Fordor
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