Frederick's Cadets Rally Past Francis Scott Key 65-40
Frederick's Cadets rebounded to a 65-40 win over Francis Scott Key, lifting to the .500 mark with four games left. Led by strong rebounding and a stifling defense, Frederick's used a mixed scheme to contain Key’s Charley Duppins and saw Bichy lead with 23 points while teammates Weller, Mayers, and Rexroad contributed. The junior varsity also won 54-25 as Dave Aversa led with 15.
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Emmitsburg Edges Middletown 45 42 In Tight Finish
Emmitsburg Knight s rally in final eight minutes to defeat Middletown 45 42. Middletown the game’s 13 point deficit in the fourth quarter as Bill Flock led with 15 points while Bob Sweeney added 11 for Emmitsburg.
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Franklin Leads Mt Airy Over Glenelg 53 39
Mt Airy defeated Glenelg 53 to 39 with Franklin contributing strong scoring. Morgan led Mt Airy with 10 points while Glenelg struggled at halftime trailing 21 14.
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Kelleher May Be Lost For Rest Of Year
Bruce Kelleher of the University of Maryland men’s basketball team is on the disabled list for at least four days with a sprained ankle, potentially ending his season. Coach Rincon announced the injury after Saturday’s game against George Washington.
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Maryland afield coating debate over aluminum hull prep
The International Paint Co. warns that proper aluminum surface prep is essential for durable marine coatings while noting zinc chromate base coats may react with salt water causing paint injuries and chipping on aluminum hulls.
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Duke to Lose Art Heyman for Rest of Season
The article reports Art Heyman likely out for the remainder of the season. UNC and ACC officials discuss action after a February meeting, with decision pending by the conference committee.
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Paul outlines Houston stock of NL players for expansion
Gabe Paul says Houston will thoroughly scout all National League players during 1961 to stock the new franchise with experienced talent. He notes top scouts will evaluate every player as the league plans seven players per pool and price brackets may apply.
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Durham Nonconference Game Prompted By Mixed Results
A non conference matchup near Durham yielded unclear outcomes as teams faced uncertainty from scattered reports. The fragment suggests mixed results and inconclusive play with no definitive winner or score.
Patterson to Ready for Bout in Miami
Patterson prepares for a bout in Miami as the top money winner standings shift. The article notes Palmer leading with a 12 800 season total, close behind Gary Player of Johannesburh, with Ken Venturi in third at 440.
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Local Stores Offer Paint Cans for Ducks Fishing
A garbled note describes paint cans and gear for water use with references to Lefty Kreh and TOM. It mentions hundreds of items available at local stores and a plan to deliver or interweave products for overnight use by a company and mariners.
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Moore Willing to Defend Baltimore Fold Title on June 10
Heavyweight contender Arch Moore said he is willing to defend his Baltimore fold title against Giulio Rinard of Italy on June 10 at Madison Square Garden. The agreement followed New York State notice and a quick signing by Moore after learning Rinard’s challenge.
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Hal Keller to Speak at Glade Valley Meeting
Hal Keller will address the Glade Valley annual meeting, with an open session for members and guests. A program of films of the id series will follow the address. The event will feature a Hot-Stove gathering and welcomes attendees. Halberg to compete in Japan meet alongside Bragg and Berruti in a major track event next month.
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Japan
Japan Amateur Athletic Association
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America
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Italy
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Linton and Dorsey lead Walkersville past Brunswick in thriller
Ron Linton scored 24 and Ron Dorsey 23 as the Walkersville Lions beat Brunswick 78 to 69 to move closer to the Frederick County Class B title. The duo sparked a third quarter rally, turning a one point deficit into a lead the Lions never relinquished.
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Weikersville
Charnley to Get Crack at Brown Title
London AP report notes Charnley set for challenge after Brown plans a return clause. Brown and promoter Jack Solomons had indicated a Brown-Cuite bout, with Brown delaying signing until a return fight clause was added.
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Poolesville Triumph Over Maryland School for the Deaf 84 50
Poolesville's George Barnes led with 20 points as the Indians defeated Maryland School for the Deaf 84 to 50 on Tuesday afternoon. Carroll Williams added 17 points while Preston Ashburkers top-scored for the Orioles.
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Pace Pooles
Maryland School For the Deaf
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Preston Ashbu
Custom Uniforms Offered Ahead of Season Opening
Local supplier urges customers to order early for custom made uniforms to ensure arrival by season start. Officials stress lead times and sizing accuracy to avoid delays.
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