Lucas fuels Ohio State win as Buckeyes roll toward title
Ohio State stayed unbeaten in Big Ten play behind a 48 point effort by Lucas, lifting the Buckeyes to a 367 victory and a 3-0 conference mark. The win solidifies OSU’s pace atop the league as Iowa, St Bonaventure, and other top teams posted impressive results across the country.
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Associated Press Sports
Bucks
Lucas
Luke
Lansing
Ohio State
Inna
Midaes
Buckeye
Towa
Towa Hawks
Steli
Hawkeyes
Hoosiers
Indiana
Phillies to Win More Games in 1961 Says Gene Mauch
Phillies skipper Gene Mauch predicts the 1961 club will top the 59 wins of last season. He cites added experience from spring training, a core of young players led by Pancho Herrera and Mahaffey, speed in the outfield with Callison Gonzalez and Smith, infielders Taylor and Amaro, and a strengthened pitching staff with Frank Sullivan and Robin Roberts returning to form.
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Phillies
Gene Mauch
LOS Angeles
Pancho Herrera
Jim Coker
Chris
Short
Art Mahaffey
Dallas Green
Tory Gonzalez
Herrera
Mahaffey
Pancho
Johnny Callison
Gonzalez
Bobby Gene Smith
Tony Tayior
Ruben Amaro
Frank Sullivan
Boston
Robin Roberts
ADDIS BUTLER ESCAPES FIRE AT OCEAN DOWNS RACEWAY
Fire swept a barn at Ocean Downs Raceway near here injuring no people but killing twelve horses from several stables. The Swarzlander Stable lost seven animals including Mayor Ace and Scottish Mar valued at over 325000 plus equipment. Other horses perished at Knoxhore and related stables, with owners named from Honesdale Utica and Vernon. No cause yet determined, five additional horses perished in a separate stable.
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Farres
Ocean Downs Raceway
Ocean City
Swarzlander
Swartzlander
Mayor Ace
Hoot Kid
Brave Blake
Success Speed
Phillip Song
William Abraham
Honesdale
Chester Smoke
Marvin Seigel
Monticello
N. Y
al Back
New
York Cry
Jean Shedon
Vernon
Soyshe
Fairiew Duchexe
Smailenberger Pony Farm
Knoxhore
Sheldon
Moe Asker
Utica
Rip Snorter
Hi Brothers
Oriskany Falls
Fairview Dairy
Grace Farrell
East Hartford
Conn
Asker
Ge Moharkak
Palmer Sanders Tie In Phoenix Open Playoff Set
Doug Sanders shot a 62 to tie Arnold Palmer after 72 holes in the Phoenix Open. Palmer rode an uneven final round to an even 70, forcing an 18 hole playoff Monday for the $30 000 prize. Sanders surged from eight behind with a 29 on the front nine and finished strong, while Palmer needed a birdie on the 18th to force extra play. Defending champion Jack Fleck finished third at 271.
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Anz
Doug Sanders
Arnold Palmer
Sanders
Ojat. Canif
Palmer
Jack Fleck
Bill Collin
Fleck
Lif Sanders
ACC Roundup: Tar Heels Shine Despite Probation
Wake Forest coach Bones McKinney hailed North Carolina as perhaps the best ACC team ever after a 93-78 win over Wake. Doug Moe led UNC with 66 points and York Larese added 64 as the Tar Heels posted a 1-2 conference mark and 15-4 overall, despite NCAA probation. In other results, South Carolina beat Maryland 62-61, Navy defeated Virginia 71-65, NC State hosted Maryland, and Virginia faced Washington & Lee.
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Assscarad
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Bones McKinney
Tar Heels
Atlantic Coast Conference
Doug Moe
York Larese
Scotty Ward
South Carolina
Maryland
Gamecocks
Virginia
North Carolina State
Washington & Lee
XN. C. State
Duke
Carolina iV
Clemson
Laurence Owen Skates Way to Figure Title Victory
Laurence Owen of Winchester Mass won the North American Figure Skating Championship, edging Wendy Griner from New England for the title. Brad Lord of Bristow, US champion, placed nearby with Donal ton and Thomason among runners-up. Owen impressed with double axels, spread eagles and spins amid strong cheering from her mother and coach Mrs Maribel Owen.
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Philadelphia
Laurence Owen
Monester
Mass
Canada
Wedny Grimm
Lass
Newdsoun
Donal Ton
Oshaua
Aranze
Jender
Brad Lord
Lord
Ian
Thomason
Ponna Lee Carter
Roger Campbel
Los Angees
Iéyear Od Viss Ouen
Winchester
Ned
Laurence
Basketball Scores and Results from Various Colleges
A jumble of college basketball results listed featuring East and Midwest teams with scores such as Harvard 72 Corvell 65, Penn 62, Yale 72, Holy Cross 78, NYU 47, Seton Hall 65, Colgate 36, Massachusetts 34, Providence 75, Niagara 74, Fordham 73, Connecticut 73, La Salle 73, Boston University 73, Villanova 78, Vanderbilt 43, Kentucky 74, North Carolina 92, LSU 45, Georgia Tech 64, Maryland 73, Furman 3, George Town 73, Wisconsin 74, Indiana 67, Purdue 76, Notre Dame 71, Marquette 38, Xavier 72, Tulsa 79, Oklahoma 70, Ohio 37, Western Michigan 64, Butler 75, Valparaiso 74, Texas Tech 107, Texas 38, Oklahoma State 97, Baylor 65, UCLA 45, Montana 55, Colorado 48, New Mexico 42, Saint Mary’s 86, Pacific 53. Also notes on billiards and Cuban boxing events.
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Bonnies
St Bonaventure
Providence
Tom Stith
Freddie Crawford
Whitey Martin
Boston College
Bradley
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chet Walker
North Carolina
Wake Forest
York Larese
Doug Moe
St. Bonaventure
Houston
Oklahoma City
Tommy Thomson
Gary Phillips
Ted Luckenbill
St. John’s
Leroy Elis
Tony Jackson
Syracuse
Memphis St
Memphis State
Villanova
Detroit
Notre Dame
Dave Debusschere
de Paul
Tampa
Howie Carl
Friars
Rhode Island
Associated Press
Vernessee
Centenary
Mary
Viegma
Midwest
Worcen's
Midcay
State
Michean Sachs
Iowa
Wisconsin
Dayton
Creghton
Ag Ferca
Oklahoma State
Kansas
Napraska
Ora & Toledo
S&s
Erastey
St. Lovis
Weenaay
Tulsa
sssGurt
Oklahoma
Ohio
Western Michigan
Ove
Ert State
Valparaiso
Southwest
Angas St. Bice
Ariza
West Texas
Meurcy State
Texas
Teen
SAAN
W. Oklahome City
Baylor
TCU
Teras Arm
Hardin
This Week on Local Courts Tonight and Weekend Lineup
Schedule of high school basketball games across Frederick and surrounding towns. Tonight North Hagerstown visits Frederick while Walkersville plays Brunswick and Francis Scott Key hosts Frederick. Thursday entries feature Walkersville at Emmitsburg and St John at Brunswick.
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North Hagerstown
Frederick
Walkersville
Brunswick
Francis Scott Key
Middletown
Emmitsburg
M.S. D
Poolesville
St. John's
Boonsboro
South Hagerstown
Musselman
Thurmont
Lincoln
St. Maria Goretti
St. John’s
Orioles sign 14 players as camp opens with unsigned Estrada Gentile
Baltimore faces early camp with 14 signed players for 1961 and unsigned key performers Chuck Estrada and Jim Gentile. Estrada, 26, went 16-11 last season while Gentile hit 21 homers and 98 RBIs in a .292 campaign. Estrada has turned in four unsigned contracts from California. Gentile, returning from an ankle procedure, joins a young Orioles roster ready for workouts starting Wednesday. Host Wilhelm, Dave Nicholson, and Dave Massarelli have signed contracts, with Wilhelm likely earning between 20 000 and 22 000.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Chuck Estrada
Jim Gentile
Oriole
Estrada
California
Jim Perry
Cleveland
Victori
Gentile
Calfornian
Haveman
Orioles
Host Wilhelm
Dave Nicholson
Dave Masser
Wilhelm
Monti Sets World Two-Man Bobsled Record at Lake Placid
Eugenio Monti of Italy shattered the field in two-man bobsled, posting a 4.4267 total across four heats and a record 1 minute 22.7 seconds in the final run. Teammate Sergio Siorones aided a near-wreck finish as U.S. Marine Gary Sheffield of Lake Placid placed second, with Bill Dodge of New York seventh. Monti’s sled struck a tree after the finish, wounding him slightly but not delaying the record.
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Lake Placid
Eugenio Monti
Italy
Gary Sheffield
U.S
Sergio Sirones
Sierpaes
Monti
Stan Benham
Sheffield
Montis Bobsted
Middletown Students Aid Eure Olympic Fund
Middletown High School Student Council donated 40 pounds to the Stanley Eure Olympic Fund. Eure, a high jumper from the Maryland School for the Deaf, was selected for the United States Deaf track team to compete in Helsinki from August 6 to 10, 1961. An additional 1,350 is needed for travel, with donations accepted at the Maryland School for the Deaf in Frederick.
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Middletown High School
Stanley Eure
Olympic Fund
Eure
Maryland School For the Deaf
United States
Helsinki
Finland
Lioyvd AW Ambrosen
Frederick
Maryland
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Maloney
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