Bruns-WICA clash sparks Brunswick basketball night
Walkersville Lions travel to Brunswick Gym to face the Bruns- wick Railroaders in a pivotal Class B showdown that could decide Districts and a possible state finals bid. Both teams sit at 2-1 in Class B with 12-3 and 4-4 overall records respectively, and Emmitsburg also shown strength against both.
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Mount St. Marys Hosts American University In Conference Clash
Mount St. Marys and American University prepare for a key Eastern col legiate matchup. Mounts hold 15 3 overall and top the Northern Division while American leads the Southern Division at 4 1 in league play. Coaches Jim Phelan and Bill Beauchamp praised each side as they vie for a pivotal win.
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Frederick Cadets come from behind to beat North Hagerstown 46 43
Frederick Cadets hold a late 18 second defense to edge North Hagerstown 46 43 and tie the season series. Stauffer leads Frederick with 11 points while Richey Poffenberger and Bruchey add eight each. Junior varsity also tight as Frederick wins 43 46.
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Bassler quits Turf Valley pro post in dispute over contract
Charley Bassler resigns as golf professional at Turf Valley Country Club effective immediately. He leaves for Florida to pursue a new position after a contract dispute. Ray Rosetti cites pro shop revenue terms under debate and Bassler’s 12 years in Maryland titles include six Maryland Opens and four Mid-Atlantic championships. Army and Miami of Florida among 12-team field for the National Invitation Tournament opening March 16 at Madison Square Garden. Army carries a 15-5 record. Miami stands 15-6.
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Palmer Wins Phoenix Open Playoff Over Sanders by Three
Arnold Palmer defeated Doug Sanders by three strokes in an 18 hole playoff at the Phoenix Open after tying the regular 72 holes at 270. Palmer shot 67 to Sanders 67, earning first money of 4500 and moving to second in the year's official earnings. Sanders received 3000 with gate receipts split, while both players shared part of the sponsorship payout. Palmer’s victory follows a record-tying final round 62 by Sanders and marks Palmer’s second tour win in six tries this year.
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Ohio State Remains No 1 In AP Basketball Poll
Ohio State holds the top AP ranking after back to back victories over Indiana and Michigan State improving to 23 straight unbeaten games. St Bonaventure slips into second as Duke, Bradley, Kansas State and North Carolina follow in the top six with Cincinnati moving up after beating St Louis.
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HOUK names Yankees contenders for pennant
Ralph Houk of Saddle River New Jersey rates the New York Yankees as solid contenders for the American League pennant. He cites a strong pitching staff headlined by Turley Terry and Shantz with a deep bullpen and reserves, and projects most of the lineup from third to center including Boyer Skowron Richardson Kubek Berra Howard Blanchard Mantee Lopez and Maris. He also notes rival clubs Baltimore Chicago and Cleveland improving their pitching and infield.
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Buckeyes stretch win streak with 24th victory
Ohio State dominates Northwestern 63 to 65 in Columbus as Jerry Lucas and Nowell shine. Lucas scores 18 on 9-of-11 shooting in 29 minutes, while Nowell adds 27 on 12 of 14, lifting the top ranked Buckeyes to conference win number nine and extending the season-long run.
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College basketball rankings scramble with mixed votes
A poll shows Cincinnati holding 17-3, Bradley 16-4, Kansas State 15-3, North Carolina 15-4, and USC, West Virginia 18-3 among top teams. many others receive votes including Mississippi State, St. John's, Kansas, Memphis State, UCLA, Utah, Purdue, Louisville, St Joseph's, Wichita, Drake, South Carolina, Vanderbilt, Kentucky, and Providence.
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Scott Key Visits FHS and Local Games Highlight District I Playoffs
Scott Key at Frederick High as the county class B title race heats up with Walkersville and Railroaders both 2-1. Emmitsburg Liners have defeated both earlier in the season. Friday slate includes Frederick at Key, Middletown at Emmitsburg, and Maryland School for the Deaf at Poolesville.
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Bobsled Practice Sees Records Fall At Lake Placid
Four man bobsled teams sharpen for world championships as Schelle and Zardini break records in practice runs at Lake Placid while Benham and others challenge the earlier marks. A pair of accidents injure two Swedish athletes as officials report hospital care and releases. Washington Redskins sign tackle Matt to bolster NFL draft plans.
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