Beaters gather for Patapsco Power Squadron course at Frederick High
Over 60 watermen attended the boating course Tuesday night at Frederick High School. Jack Byers arranged it and noted space limited, with Montevue auditorium offered by George Stup, county engineer, and directions provided to access the top floor elevator. If you miss the first class you can still join. after the second class enrollment closes.
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Patapsco Power Squadron
Frederick High School
Jack Byers
Byers
George Stup
Montevue
Brunswick defeats St John’s 81 to 71 in hoops rout
Brunswick’s Bil Kubat and Jim Cox score 33 points apiece to lead a 81 71 victory over St John’s. John Wenner contributes 22 as Brunswick dominates from the opening tip with a 26 point first period burst. Frank Grove tops St John’s with 27 while Adrian Windigier and Danny Carroll add 14 and 13. Junior varsity Mel Taylor leads Brunswick 14 in a 45 35 win.
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St. John’s
Bil Kubat
Jim Cox
John Wenner
Johnnies
Frank Grove
Adrian Windigier
Danny Carroll
Mel Taylor
St. John’s &F.T. Basnk
Wesl
Micahay
Cox
Him
Kubat
Spurrier
Tatat
St. Joan
Middletown Knights Dominate Boonsboro In Easy Win
Bill Frook scores 23 as Middletown advances to 8 47 victory over Boonsboro. Art Bicie adds 16 for second place scoring honors while Reeder leads Boonsboro with 13. Junior varsity goes to Middletown. Local racing note from Laurel recalls track opening and 50th anniversary plans.
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Middletown
Bill Frook
Middletown Knights
Boonsboro
Washington County Quint
Knights
Art Bicie
Jim Frasers
Reeder
Butterly
Thomas Brumel Duel Headlines New York Meet
John Thomas and Valery Brumel, the world’s top high jumpers, face off at Madison Square Garden in a New York Athletic Club track meet. Thomas holds the official world record of 7 feet 3 3/4 inches, while Brumel recently cleared 7 feet 4 1/2 inches.
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New York
John Thomas
Valery Brumel
New York Athletic Club
Madison Square Garden
Thomas
Boston University
Brumel
Igor Ter-Ovanesyan
Evgeny Motmotkov
Thomas Brumeil
Pales
Panter
Reo Ed ‘Moran
Pete Close
Deacon Jones
Lineres Do It Again Topple Lions 73 58
Sacramento AP report on the Oakland Athletics under GM Frank Lane outlines new signings from the Orioles and Reds, including Chat Courtney and Dick Howser backing up infielders, with pitching upgrades from Joe Nuxhall and hope for a stronger 1961 season.
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Joe Gordon
Sacramento
Calif
Athletics
Frank Lane
Frank
Baltimore
Courtney
Birds
al Pilarcik
Bob Boyd
Wayse Causey
Jim Archer
Orioles
Causey
Dick Howser
Shreveport
Howser
Joe Nuxhall
Cincinnati
Bud Daley
Ray Herbert
Archer
Johnny Bucks
Ken Johnson
Dick Hall
Don Larsen
Larsen
Dave Wickersham
Terps Upset Third Ranked Duke 76 71 In ACC Clash
Maryland defeats Duke 76 71 as Duke plays without suspended star Art Heyman. Fred Schmidt ties it at 65 before Maryland's Bill Stasiulatis scores the go ahead and foul adds a free throw. Duke led early but could not regain the lead. Kistler tops Duke with 16 points. Maryland improves to 11-0 in ACC. Duke drops to third.
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Wake Forest
Duke
Blue Devils
Fred Schmidt
Maryland
Bob Eicher
Bill Stasiulatis
Stasiulatis
Bob McDonald
Bob Wilson
Doug Kistler
Howard Hurt
Heyman
ACC
North Carolina
Grady Hatton Will Lead Houston Buffs Under Cubs Plan
Grady Hatton endorses the Chicago Cubs eight coach plan to teach fundamentals from class D to the majors and will manage the Houston Buffs in 195? with Cubs ownership. Hatton notes specialists will visit, no mass firings, and a day by day spring training schedule to align minor and major league instruction.
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Grady Hatton
Chicago Cubs
Cub
Thursne
Hatton
Mesa
Ariz
American Association
Houston Buffs
Cubs
Buffs
Houston
Phil Wrigley
Bobby Adams
Elvin Tappe
Harry Craft
Rip Collins
Charley Grimm
Golmhre Holt
Verlon Walker
Vedie Himsl
Wenatchee
Wash
San Antonio
Tex
South Hagerstown Aims to Extend Western Maryland Streak
South Hagerstown hosts Frederick Cadets in a Cumberland Valley contest as Musselman visits Middletown and Lincoln hosts Thurmont. Frederick owns two league victories and the Cadets aim to climb from .500 with an eighth win in 16 starts, while South seeks a seventh straight win since January 6.
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Maryland
Martinsburg
Fort Hill
Frederick Cadets
Musselman
Middletown
Lincoln
Thurmont
Rebels
South
Ere Curry
Bulldogs
CVAL
Frederick
Phil Petry
Nick Searlion
Arsenal
Cadets
Bob Sier
Son Tank
Mike Bruchiey
Bil Seiching
Tom Bichy
Dick Baines
John Go
Jerry Brubaker
Appiemen
West Virginia
Jim Fraser
Knights
St. Joseph’s
Dazzy Vance, Hall of Fame Pitcher, Dies at 69
Dazzy Vance, famed 1920s pitcher for the Brooklyn Dodgers, died at 69 in Homosassa Springs Florida. He won 197 MLB games over 16 years, led the league in strikeouts seven times, had a peak 23-6 season in 1922 with a 2.16 ERA, and was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1955.
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Clarence Arthur
Dazzy) Vance
Baseball
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Vance
Ebbets Field
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Wilbert
Robby) Robinson
St. Louis
Cicinnati
Darey
Brooklin
Casey Stengel
Owentlowra
Fhd
Cooperstown
Joe DiMaggio
Ted Lysabby Harriettons
ISU urged to reconsider postponement of world championships
ISU officials faced a push to cancel the Prague staged world figure skating championships after a deadly incident involving American skaters en route to London. The executive committee narrowly favored holding the event, with financial and TV arrangements already in place. The vote drew outrage from ISU leaders and a pledge the decision was final.
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Img Cham
Ing Union
Ist
London
Soviet
Russia
George Haesler
ISU
Davis
Jes
Jacob Koch
Basel
Switzerland
Heesler
Koch
Emmitsburg Liners Triumph Remain Frederick County Leaders
Emmitsburg Liners beat Walkersville 73 to 58 to stay atop Frederick County basketball with 15th win against two losses. Terry Fleagle led scoring late with eight points in final period and Bill Naili added 18 as Emmitsburg shot 43 percent and used a fast break to distance Walkersville.
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Emmitsburg
Walkersville
Gary Beard
Ron Dorsey
Terry Fleagle
Linton
Ron Linton
Lions
Ron Dougherty
Bill Naili
Bill Zimmerman
Don Sweeney
Duncan
Wiesele
Beard
Smith
Sweeney
Wis
Inormont vs Lincoln Ends Night at West Frederick Gym
The final game on the slate features Inormont at West Frederick Jr. High to face Lincoln. Lincoln relies on Ken Thompson and Bob Onley, while Leroy Anders carries the scoring for the Mountainers.
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Jonn Hatterly
Charley DeLauter
X E
Bill Flock
Bob Wiggins
Inormont
West Frederick Jr. High
Lincoln
Ken Thompson
Bob Onley
Leroy Anders
Mountaineers
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