Brunswick Rockets Past Saint John's 87 72 in Boosted Rally
Brunswick defeated Saint John's 87 72 as a late second quarter surge keyed by Allen Edwards and Dave Gaither carried the Railroaders to their fourth win in five games. Edwards led Brunswick with 15 points, while Costlow and Hassett paced St. John's with 22 and 17 respectively.
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St. John
Railroaders
Saints
Allen Edwards
Dave Gaither
Paul Lake
Jim Cole
Rick Costlow
St. John’s
Rick Hassett
Tom Sherald
Buddy Gilbert
Jerry DeGrange
ST. John's
Castron
Lake
Hasselt
Orey
DeGr’ge
Carter Zis Palino
Edwards
Sherald
Heffner
Cole
Rob
Lancaster
Roby
Liners beat Maryland School for the Deaf 82 to 71 for 2nd win
Hahn set a point record with 39 as Emmitsburg Liners toppled MSD 82 71. He made 19 of 27 free throws and 10 field goals while Masser 15 Reedy 14 Andrew 14 and Wright 13 supported. MSD's 34 in third could not erase a 40 20 halftime gap. junior varsity also won 57 47.
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Emmitsburg
Hahn
Maryland School For the Deaf
Gene Eyler
MSD
Larry Reedy
Arkley Wright
Jim Riley
Norris
Orioles
Richard Masser
Stan Andrew
Forrest Knipple
Lions
Ron Wireman
Gary Manning
Emmitssburg
Fair‘cul
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Masser
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Billingsly
Andrew
Wright
Knipple
Reedy
Creager
Smith
Chatelos
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Easy 111-75 Victory for St. Joseph's over Georgetown
In Philadelphia the high ranked St. Joseph's crushed Georgetown 111-75 at the Palestra to end the Hoyas eight game win streak. Cliff Anderson led with 19 points while Goukas and Duff added 18 each as Ramsey emptied the bench late in the second half.
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St. Joseph’s
Georgetown
Hawks
Hoyas
Stan Pawiak
Penn
Quakers
Yale
Jack Ramsey
Cliff Anderson
Goukas
Duff
Dickinson Leads Phoenix Open with five under 66
Veteran Gardner Dickinson Jr. fired a five under par 66 to lead the first round of the Phoenix Open at Phoenix Country Club. Mason Rudolph stood two back with 68 as Arnold Palmer and Doug Sanders contended near even par. Several others posted 69s and 72s amid soggy conditions after rain washed out part of Thursday’s action.
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Ariz
Gardner Dickinson Jr
Dickinson
Phoenix Country Club
Mason Rudolph
Bob Rosburg
Dick Goss
Dick Crawford
Charles Cody
Arnold Palmer
Doug Sanders
Palmer
Billy Casper
Rudolph
Rod Funseth
Tommy Aaron
Bobby Nichols
Mike Souchak
Timonium Horse Sale Draws Large Crowds in Maryland
Baltimore AP reports a record Timonium auction as 74 thoroughbreds go under the hammer drawing buyers from Miami and Lexington. The sale occupies 843 seats plus 250 standing, with charter jets insured for 50 million dollars and featuring 53 horses from William DuPont Jr and 21 broodmares from John R. Gaines. Notables listed include Alfred Vanderbilt and Mrs. Marion DuPont Scott driving high interest.
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Miami
Lexington
Timonium
Maryland
William DuPont Jr
Foxcatcher Farms
Elkton
John R. Gaines
C.V. Whitney
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Marion DuPont Scott
Henry Obre
Larry MacPhail
AB. Hancock
Hugh Grant
Bruce Campbell Preston Madden
Ellie Burch
Paul Mellon
Dopey Sisters Club Elects New Officers
The Dopey Sisters Club met at Mrs. Florence Keilholtz's home with 10 members. Louise Routzahn was elected president, with Kitty Fox as vice-president, Louise Kehne secretary, and Grace Wilson treasurer. Donations were made to the Heart Fund and March of Dimes. Door prizes went to Mrs. Keilholtz and Mrs. Coady.
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Dopey Sisters Club
Florence Keilholtz
Louise Routzahn
Jean Keilholtz
Kitty Fox
Louise Kehne
Grace Wilson
Heart Fund
March of Dimes
Josephone Coady
Adolescence Topic For WFJHS PTA
West Frederick Junior High School PTA meets at 8 p m in the school gymnasium to discuss adolescence with Dr Kurt Glaser pediatrics psychiatrist and clinical director at Rosewood Hospital Owings Mill introduced by Dr Albert M Powell Jr program chairman Atlee Radcliffe is PTA president
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WFJHS
West Frederick Junior High School
Kurt Glaser
Rosewood Hospital
Owings Mill
Glaser
Albert M. Powell Jr
Atlee Radliffe
PTA
Giants Trade Move After Stynchula Plays Out Option
New York Giants defensive lineman Andy Stynchula is on the trading block after becoming the first to play out his option with the Giants. President Wellington Mara said Stynchula is through with the club and that talks with the Baltimore Colts occurred, though no action was taken due to a league player-deal freeze as Atlanta prepares for its expansion. Mara indicated the player could be protected in the expansion draft or released to free agency next May 1.
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NEW York
Andy Stynchula
New York Giants
Andy
Giants
Wellington Mara
Mara
Baltimore Colts
Styndula
Fla
Local College and High School Basketball Scores
Bracket of games across Maryland and beyond includes Brunswick defeating St John’s 87 72 Frederick topping Boonsboro 80 55 Walkersville 81 Middletown 72 Poolesville 78 Sherwood 64 Martinsburg West Virginia 66 Westminster 59 Sykesville 112 Taneytown 82 North Carroll 82 Hereford 81 in double overtime Morgan State 98 Delaware State 90 Baltimore Junior College 96 Shenandoah College Winchester VA 81 Mount St. Mary’s 90 Hampden Sydney 81 Columbia 85 Dartmouth 60 Rhode Island 88 Massachusetts 64 Princeton 79 Brown 67 Cornell 108 Harvard 96 Richmond 84 West Virginia 82 Xavier 85 Kent State 76 St Joseph’s 111 Georgetown 73 Mercer 83 Tampa 75
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Shenanadesh College
Winchester
Mount &J. Mary’s
Hampden- Sydney
Columbia
Dartmouth
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Princeton
Brown
Cornell
Harvard
Richmond
West Virginia
Lions Keep Slim B Title Hopes Alive 81-72
Middletown fell behind as the Bidle brothers fouled out in the third. Walkersville hung on to win 81 72. Eddie Elworthy led Walkersville with 18 points while Hunt Bowers and Hob Ripple added 10 each. Tom and Jerry Bidle left early for Middletown. The Lions, now 7 5 in the county class B race, need Middletown to upset undefeated Thurmont to stay in title contention. JV result Walkersville 73 Middletown 64.
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Walkersville
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Jerry
Hunt Bowers
Hob Ripple
Eddie Elworthy
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Ripple
Tip
Thurmont
George Wachter
Paul Throne
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Zeigler
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T. Bidle
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Ausherman
Stroup
Garber
Throne
Magaha
Shafer
J. Bidle
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Henderson
Warner
Grimes
Fleagte
Dirks
Zimmerman
Oak
Jets Sign Ewbank To 3 Year Contract
Weeb Ewbank signed a three year deal as coach and general manager of the New York Jets. The raise places him near fifty thousand dollars annually. The Jets, led by quarterback Joe Namath, posted a strong win loss record over three seasons and remain contenders. Ewbank’s son in law Charley Winner was named head coach of the St Louis Cardinals the day after the signing.
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Weeb Ewbank
New York Jets
Ewbank
Joe Namath
Jets
Charley Winner
St. Lows Cardinals
Washington
St. Louis
Baltimore Colts
Teacher Studies Carroll Indian Relics
Robert L Schaufele of Francis Scott Key High School Taneytown leads an archaeological survey of Carroll County sites seeking Indian Colonial and Civil War material and old house foundations. He chairs new Maryland Archaeological Society chapter and an Eastern States Archaeological Federation chapter to record past history.
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Carroll County
Robert L. Schaufele
Francis Scott Key High School
Taneytown
Archaeological Society of Maryland, Inc
Schaufele
Eastern States Archaeological Federation
Center Assistants Hear Dr Bamazo Demonstrate Resuscitation
Center assistants at the convalescent home hear Dr Bamazo lecture on life saving resuscitation techniques. A film Pulse of Life preceded the hands on lesson using the Heart Association model Resuscange with all present practicing closed chest methods. Mrs Frank Snodgrass presides over the Dental club and others attend the governing session with Mrs Louise Snyder and Mrs Mary Beachley among attendees.
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Hind Frederick Wisery
Heart Associations
Frank Snodgrass
Dental Clita
Louise Snyder
Mary Beachley
Pe Damaze
Amg
George Douglas
Hymn Lead Kindly Light Attributed To Newman
The hymn Lead Kindly Light is linked to John Henry Newman an Englishman who later became a Roman Catholic cardinal. The New York Public Library operates eighty branch lending libraries across the city.
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John Henry Newman
John Henry Cardinal Newman
The
New York Public Library
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