Caniners Hold Edge in Cumberland League Race
In Cumberland’s CVAL the Allegany Campers lead with a 5-3 mark as Martinsburg, North Hagerstown, and South Hagerstown chase. Fort Hill faltered early, Frederick faded, and South Hagerstown was edged 38-36 by North Hagerstown, leaving a three way stretch for the title. Allegany meets Fort Hill next Friday and North Hagerstown the following week as the league tightens.
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Laws to Regulate Racing Blocked in Annapolis
Gov Tawes and lawmakers oppose measures to regulate racing as Harford County delegates accuse lack of consultation. A newspaper headline cites objections and a call to delay action while discussions on Bel Air closure continue.
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College and high school basketball results list
A compilation of college scores including Virginia Tech 86 The Citadel 74 Ohio U 84 Kent State 68 Penn 69 Columbia 53 Harvard 81 Yale 72 Connecticut 91 Maize 79 Winthrop 89 VMI 67 Cornell 72 Princeton 67 Detroit 103 Holy Cross 92 Seton Hall 78 Brown 84 Dartmouth 2 Washington College 80 Lycoming 61 Potomac 78 Altoona 66 Shepherd 86 Frostburg 61 Chicago 66 Johns Hopkins 47 Maryland high school results include Valler Lonaconins Cumberland Beallburg 68 Fort Hill Cumberland 74 Ridge Oakland 63 Piegf W Va 61 two overtimes West Virginia high school
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Frederick Cadets Rout Westminster 69 44 In Hoops Win
Frederick High cadets sped up the game using fast breaks and height to rout Westminster 69 44 for their 32nd win. Bill Brooks led with 35 points and Ron Hamsack and Wayne Rinehart added 10 apiece while Nelson tallied 17 with 9 in the third period. Frederick out rebounded the Owls and limited Westminster to four points in the opening period. Junior varsity also won 45 37.
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Liners top Brunswick 63 53 in hard fought win
Emmitsburg led 32 22 at halftime as Terry Fleagle scored 23 to lift the Liners past Brunswick 63 53. Teiss Umbie 11 Naifi¢ and Jack White 10 each for Emmitsburg while John Wenner led Railroading with 24. Also mention of Mount St Mary’s and other scores included.
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Jack White
Railroaders
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Li Terns
Don Whitt Tops Phoenix Open Round Two Lead
Don Whitt posted a seven under par 64 to grab the second round lead at the Phoenix Open in Phoenix Arizona. The 29 year old from Borrego Springs Calif narrowly missed the 18 hole record and held a two stroke edge over veterans Jack Fleck Lionel Hebert and Doug Ford who trailed. Ford dropped to one under after a 66 opening round while Hebert matched par to remain tied with Fred Hawkins at 137.
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Los Angeles
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Doug Ford
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Sanford
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Fred Hawkins
el Paso
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Bob Rosburg
Brookridge
Kan
Ken Ventus
San Francisco
Howie Johnson
Olympic OKs two mile men downhill ski course
In Squaw Valley California a 12 man committee approved the 2 mile downhill course with minimal changes as athletes near the 1960 Winter Games. The event is flagged as fastest and most hazardous with speeds around 70 mph, while Othmar Schneider was injured testing the course.
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North Carroll Beats Mt Airy 53 42 In District Hoop Clash
George Makri named head basketball coach at Temple University Friday after serving as athletic director and head coach at Bailey Force Base. He succeeds Pete Stevens who resigned last December.
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Howard Sees Yankees Winning With Young Pitching
A sports column notes optimism for the Yankees as a promising batch of young pitchers and catchers contribute to a strong season outlook. The writer cites confidence in the club’s future and cites unnamed quotes about the team’s potential success.
Maryland Legislature Considers Power and Sail Boat Licensing
An act proposes licensing and regulation of powered and sail boats in Maryland. Owners of non manually propelled vessels would register with the Tidewater Fisheries Department by June 1, with licenses at six dollars good for three years. Inland waters fall under Game and Inland Fisheries. Controversy centered on age limits and safety provisions.
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Martin Lipps duo fuels 77 33 Blue Ridge win over St Josephs
John Martin and Jay Lipps propelled Blue Ridge Catholic League action with a 77 to 33 victory over St. Josephs of Martinsburg at McSherry Gym. Lipps led with nine made free throws, while Martin matched scoring honors as the Saints struggled to keep pace. Terry Bryant of St Joe was held to 32 points as Danny Carroll and nk Grove reached double figures.
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Coleman Leads Small College Scoring Burst in NCAA figures
The Associated Press reports Kentucky Westeyan junior Kelly Coleman tops the small college scoring with an 31.1 average over 18 games through Feb 6, surpassing West Virginia Wesleyan's Jim McDonald in second at 30.9. Guiden of Washington and Jefferson leads field goal percentage at .688.
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Kentucky Westeyan
Ncaa Service Bureau
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Jim McDonald
Ete Guiden
Washington and
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Bob Morgan
Drexel Tech
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Middletown boys rout Thurmont to clinch county class B title
Middletown dominates Thurmont 68 to 15 as Sam Hays scores 19 and Charley DeLauter 18. Coach Jim Fraser uses a full lineup while Thurmont struggles to stay within ten points. Bob Rippon leads Thurmont with 15 in the varsity loss.
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Charley DeLauter
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Sherwood Defeated by Damascus in Washington International
Shapiro leaves for Japan for first trip abroad to confer with Japanese jockey clubs on the ninth running of the Washington D C International next Veterans Day. He will discuss entries and business with Japanese government and industry leaders as Japan has yet to enter the $100,000 race, a mile and a half on grass.
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Laurel
John Bo. Shapiro
Japan
Rend
Shapiro
Washington, D. C
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