Walkersville Wins 15th At Frederick
Walkersville High School varsity extended its win string to 95 last night by defeating Frederick High County team 48 to 43. Frederick Jayvees dropped to 1-1 as Walkersville moved to 14-1 behind tight defense and late press. Gerald Horner and Dale Ramsburg led Walkersville with scoring feats while Robby Garst added key foul shots in the final stretch.
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Boonsboro Falls to Brunewick High in League Play
Boonsboro was defeated by Brunewick High in the Weekly Stalintian League results. X-Cleaners beat Machinist 3 to 1, Office 4 down Malders 0, and Office IV edged Warehouse 2 to 2 in pinfall with next matches Malders vs Warehouse and Cleaners vs Office IV. Wan Los 5 leads standings. high games by Smith 135 and 463, Wah team game and set, and Wari cash prize $46 plus 1,605.
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Cadets Meet Owls Tonight at Frederick High
The Cadets of Frederick High Bedtoot host Westminster tonight at 8 30 p m for their first home game in a month after six straight road contests. Preliminaries start 7 p m. Westminster, led by Kaplan at center, has shifted its lineup and may employ zone defense as Homer Brooks plans to counter with the usual starting five of Martz Strine Matkey Keller Rhoderick plus possible recalls Hartick Michael Floyd and Gelehert for fast break chances.
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Pheasants Fall to Archery Experts at Crowded Field
Cal Wise and Don Shipley hunt pheasants with bow and arrow at a Twin Hemlocks farm near Gettysburg. Lefty Kreh notes specialized fins, feathered arrows, and triangular heads for clean wing shots. Public event details include a crow shooting contest at Taneytown and related conservation notes.
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Cuba Wins Title With 20 Puerto Rico Upset
Hurls 3 hit shutout as Shaw powers three run ninth inning burst led by Sally Drake and Minnie Minoso. Cuba defeats host Puerto Rico 20 to last night to claim the championship.
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College Scores and Results From Various Colleges
The Associated Press reports numerous basketball scores across colleges. North Carolina 80 Wake Forest 72. Clemson 44 Morris Harvey 83 Tampa 67. W Va Tech 113 Salem W Va 78. Davidson 103 College of Charleston 77. St John s 66 Richmond 96 Medical College of Va 44. Lincoln Memorial 80 E Tenn 64. Florida State 8 Rollins 69. Emory & Henry 57. Va State 69 Hampton 47. Tulane 63 Austin Peay 93. Middles Tenn 78. Maryland Freshmen 6. St John s of Washington 52. Philadelphia of 104.
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Woodling Seeks Fair Pay in Cleveland Indians Standoff
Cleveland outfielder Gene Woodling said his salary dispute with General Manager Frank Lane should settle before March but criticized Lane’s plan to drop 109 dollars per day for unsigned players. He estimates a small gap of two to three thousand dollars, insists he will sign, and notes Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick backs him.
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Tarheels Edge Wake Forest In Tight College Basketball Showdown
North Carolina edged Wake Forest 73 71 as Bremigan led the Tarheels with 15 points and nine free throws. Wake Forest tied the game late before Cumberland converted a key layup. North Carolina sits at 3 1 in the ACC and 15 4 overall while Wake Forest stands 3 18 overall.
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Maryland Terps Triumph Over Clemson 72-54
Maryland ranked seventh beat Clemson 72-54 in ACC action at College Park. Sophomore Charlie McNeil led the Terps to their 14th win, as Clemson was held scoreless for the first 11 minutes of the second half. Gibbons topped Clemson with 14 points, while Yorkel added 13 for the Tigers.
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Naval Station Fort Detrick Navy Team Edges Detrick 80-7
In a tight game at Naval Receiving Station Washington, Fort Detrick trailed 36 to 36 at halftime before Naval Receiving pulled away, scoring 11 points in a stretch. Detrick rallied late, cutting the gap to six with a minute left, but free throws sealed the 80 to 7 victory for the home squad.
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