Brunswick Wins C Title In Overtime Showdown
Brunswick defeated Emmitsburg 68 63 in overtime to claim the county class C title and a district tournament berth. Four players fouled out as 49 fouls were called. Brunswick trailed late in regulation before Gary Valentine’s jumper tied the game. Valentine led Emmitsburg with 22 points, while Charles King paced Brunswick with 17. Harbert added 14 in overtime.
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No Shortcut to Hitting Says MVP in Q&A
In a tell all with Neal Russo of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, the MVP stresses constant practice to become a good hitter. He urges players to seek any chance to swing and shag in off hours, noting rainouts and urban limits as obstacles and urging parents to encourage yard space and screen time limits for better futures.
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How To Hit How To Hit At Local Sandlots Parks
Families with cars can transport kids to sandlots or parks for baseball practice. A long walk to a field is good conditioning for the legs. In Missouri and other states, fall and winter offer pleasant days to dig out the ball bat and glove and arrange informal practice with buddies.
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Thurmont Rolls To 75-35 Win Over Knights
Thurmont increased its winning streak to nine with a 75-35 class B victory over Middletown. Six Thurmont players reached double figures led by Matt Wiley with 14 points and Shapiro with 13. Wiley sparked a 22-point third quarter surge as Thurmont pulled away after a 21-4 first eight minutes.
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Bill Wildasin
Joe Benchoff
Bill Weddle
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Thompson
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Indians Stall Frederick for Tri-State Crown 87 63
Waynesboro Indians defeat Frederick 87 to 63 to claim the Tri-State League title for the second straight year. Frederick’s Jeff Freeland and Howard Hoy fouled out in the third period as Waynesboro pulled away after a 55 47 deficit. Bailey led Waynesboro with 22 points while Noll added 17 and Hoy 12 for Frederick.
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Bob Noll
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Jim King
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Ron Schattentenberg
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J. Rolfe Castleman
Sykesville Tops Mt Airy In Carroll County League Thriller
Sykesville defeated Mt Airy 72 to 68 to seize a share of the Carroll County League lead. Mt Airy rallied in the fourth quarter after trailing by 20, led by Etzler with 20 points, but the Red Raiders held on to force a playoff. Tim Rutland led Mt Airy junior varsity with 16 points in a 47 36 win.
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Jim Miller
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Patterson Chuvalo bout eyed for May in New York
Teddy Brenner, longtime matchmaker at Madison Square Garden, said on Tuesday that a May return bout between heavyweight Floyd Patterson and George Chuvalo is a strong possibility.
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Teddy Brenner
Madison Square Garden
Floyd Patterson
George Chuvalo
Lions Net 10th Straight Win Over Linganore 78 30
Walkersville jumped to a 23 3 first quarter lead and beat Linganore 78 30 for their 10th straight victory. Gordon Smith contributed 13 points and 17 assists, Ralph Whitmore 17 points, and Mike Trout 15 as 12 Lions players scored while Linganore was led by Dwight Repp with seven and Bob Cline with six.
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Gordon Smith
Lions
Bill Tally
Ralph Whitmore
Jed the Lion
Mike Trout
Singanore
Dwight Repp
Bob Cline
Pat McHenry
Tom Broadwater
Artie Esworthy
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VF Cunningham
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Traut
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Smith
Harshman
Snoots Repp
Wathingford Free
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Linganore Oo
Frederick National Little League Meet At YMCA Tonight
The Frederick National Little League holds its first meeting of the year at 7 30 P M tonight at the Frederick YMCA on Church Street. Any interested persons may attend.
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Frederick National Little League
Frederick Ymca
Church Street
Late Wayne Estes Named To AP All American Team
Logan Utah AP Wayne Estes Utah State basketball star who died in a tragic accident was named to The Associated Press 1964 65 All American team. The 6 6 senior received the honor at a memorial service before 5 000 students as coach LaDell Andersen accepted the award. Estes scored 48 points in a Feb 6 game that set a school record 2 001 points total while his death followed a high tension wire injury two hours after that game. The school resumes its schedule Thursday against Denver.
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Wayne Estes
Utah State University
Associated Press
LaDell Andersen
Estes
Robert Myers
Salt Lake City
Davyl Chase
Utah State
Anaconda
Mont
Denver
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