Brunswick Battles Liners For County C Title Tonight
Brunswick Railroaders seek a 2-0 county Class C record in a decisive showdown with the Liners at Emmitsburg. Coach Paul Gaither’s squad aims for a district tournament berth. Liners coach George Kuhn emphasizes a must-win mindset. Other games include Mt Airy seeking Carroll County title, Waynesboro pursuing Tri-State crown, and Walkersville vs Linganore in Class B action.
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Liners
Paul Gaither
Railroaders
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Kuhn
Mt Airy
Sykesville
Waynesboro
Fredenck
Walkersville
Thurmont
St. John’s of Westminster
McSherry Gym
St. John’s
Blue Ridge
Bulldogs
Frederick Cadets
Tri - State
Frederick
Linganore
Lions
Middletown
Mountaineers
Mantle predicts Yankees pennant as contract settles
Mickey Mantle, on a $100,000 salary for a third straight year, predicted the New York Yankees will win the pennant by 10 games if Whitey Ford’s arm is sound. He spoke from Dallas about plans to report to camp March 1, praising teammates like Downing, Bouton, and Stottlemyre and noting his knee is strong after winter workouts.
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Willie Mays
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Fla
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Yankees
Mel Stottlemyre
al Downing
Jim Bouton
Allegany County resolves junior varsity eligibility dispute
Allegany County officials faced a potential ineligibility issue for Valley High School and contenders Flint Stone and Oldtown in the District 1 tournament. After reviewing MPSSAA rules, the state Board of Appeals ruled that the phrase added this year clarifies that the rule covers all levels, including junior varsity, preventing bans on eighth graders playing on varsity under prior interpretations.
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Allegany
Flintstone
Oldtown
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Pence
Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association
Sae
Garret County
Mpssaa
Herbert R. Steiner
The
State Board of Appeals
Maryland
Cumberland News
Baltimore
Beable
College Basketball Scores From AP Ledger
Georgia 82 Mississippi St 62. Morehead 78 Murray 69. Georgia Tech 77 Florida St 76. Michigan 96 Indiana 95. Eastern Kentucky 80 Western Kentucky 69. Purdue 92 Northwestern 87. Howard 88 Morgan State 72. Auburn 87 Tulane 73. Randolph Macon 84 Lynch Southern 102. Arkansasburg 61. Shenandoah 98 Potomac State. High Point 1 Atlantic Chris WV 85 tian 61. Cornell 83 Yale 67. St Johns NY 86 West Virginia 61. Colorado 79 Iowa State 7. Missouri 92 Nebraska 74. Florida 85 Mississippi 54. Oklahoma State 68 Kansas 64. Gannon 75 Alliance 59. Rutgers 79 Gettysburg 73. Alabama 90 Louisiana St 72. Wichita 86 Loyola Chicago 77. Fairmont 102 Alderson-Broldus 68. So. Illinois 93 Tenn St 59. Augs 98 Hamline 6¢.
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Gettysburg
Alabama
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Loyola Chicago
Fairmont
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So. Ilingis
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Hamline
NCAA announces at large bids for small college regionals
The NCAA said four colleges accepted at large posts for the small college regional tournaments. Evansville Indiana the defending champion Seattle Pacific College Southern Illinois and Steubenville College of Ohio were named to compete in the regionals March 5 and 6.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Southern Illinois
Steubenville College
Ohio
Four Million Offered For AFL Broncos News
AFL Commissioner Joe Foss said Denver Broncos would stay in Denver as Gerald and Allan Phipps, holding 42 percent, would buy controlling interest. Reinsch offered four million for all stock and assets including Bear Stadium and Bears baseball, but no deal. Nicholas Girollo made two offers for all or part of the stock. A six man voting trust with 52 percent explored a 1.5 million bid. Foss warned a majority owner could move the franchise, despite minority holders.
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Salisbury Net Tournament Hampered By Missing Players
The 62nd National Indoor Tennis Championships in Salisbury Md faced delays as several players failed to show. Forfeits awarded to Billy Higgins over Francisco Guyman and Ron Goldman over Raynaldo Garrido shifted early round pairings, with additional late entries and uncertain matches creating a tentative schedule for Tuesday’s first round.
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Mexico City
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Brazil
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Garrido
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Washington
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Jose Luis Arilla
Spain
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Ron Barnes
Barbados
Barnes
Harry Fauquier
South Africa
Rod Mandelstam
Cain
Clff Richey
Dallas
Mandelstam
Gene Scott
St. James
N.Y
Fauquier
Richey
Bailey Brown
Bronxville
N.C
Frank Froehling III
Coral Gables
Fla
Ivan Molina
Columbia
Chuck McKinley
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Aaron Re-signs With Milwaukee Braves for 12th Year
Hank Aaron, leading active batters with a .320 career average, signed his 12th consecutive contract with the Milwaukee Braves. The team announced the move on Monday, with salary not disclosed. analysts expect about seventy thousand dollars for the coming season after last year’s around sixty thousand.
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Hank Aaron
Braves
Aaron
Deaf basketball tourney planned March 5 6 in Frederick
The SAAC 19th annual deaf basketball tournament will be held March 5 and 6 at West Frederick High School with teams from Washington Atlanta Roanoke Charlotte and Memphis. DC Club is defending champion seeded first. winner advances to nationals in Cincinnati. A public dance at the Francis Scott Key Hotel adds to the festivities.
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West Frederick
Capitol City
Washington
Cincinnati
Ohio
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Golf Faces TV Crisis in Saturated Schedule
New Orleans sponsor Jack Weiss warns TV overexposure risks the sport. He doubts fans will attend tours if matches become constant television fodder and fears players may become actors rather than competitors. Weiss chairs the New Orleans Open, a $100,000-plus event set for May 13 to 16.
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Jack Weiss
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Mount St Mary’s rallies past Shepherd for 119 104 win
Mount St Mary’s, led by John Carrell with 29 points including 21 in the second half, defeated Shepherd 119 to 104 in Shepherdstown. Bernie Haag scored 32 for Mount St Mary’s while Bill Thompson had 30 and Gary Phalen 27. Shepherd’s top scorers were Wayman Everly with 26 and Harris 7.
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W. Va
John Carrell
Mount St Mary's
Shepherd the Mounts
Middle Atlantic
Shepherd
Carrell
Mount St Mars’s
Bernie Haag
Bill Thompson
Gary Phalen
Wayman Everly
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