Mount St Marys tops Catholic U in Mason-Dixon clash
Mount St Marys defeated Catholic University 70 32 in a Mason Dixon Conference game here. Williams led the Mounts with 16 points and Burt Sheing scored 24 in the second half. John Lynagh had 20 for Catholic University as Mount St Marys improves to 10 1 in conference play and 10 4 overall while Catholic University stands 10 6 and 10 4 in the league.
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Emmitsburg
Mount St. Mary's
Amd
Catholic University
Mason-Dixon
al Leonard
Bil Wil
Williams
Burt Sheing
John Lynagh
Mountaineers
Francis College of
Maryland
Mt. St. Mary's
G. F
Marshall
Duke
Virginia
Mullen
North Carolina State
North Gunn
Carolina
Furman
South Care
South Carolina
North Carolina
Clemson
Navy
Villanova
North Lina State
Conference Play Tightens As ACC Stands Evolve
North Carolina slips to overtime loss to South Carolina 96 86 but aims for wins at Wake Forest and Duke. Maryland challenges Wake Forest while Duke climbs to third after beating Wake Forest. NC State falls to fifth as ACC race remains tight with narrow margins.
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Apr
Hilts
South Carolina
Gamecocrs
Grady Wallace
North Carolina
Columbia
Wake Forest
Duke
Maryland
Terns
North Carolina State
Durham
Blue Devils
State
ACC
Piontiv
Clemson
Virginia
Virginia Tech
William Mary
Auburn
Louisiana State
Memphis State
Houston
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Florida
Mississippi State
Frederick Girls Rout North Hagerstown 48 to 38
The Frederick Out-County girls outscored North Hagerstown 48 to 38 in a Friday night game in Frederick. Home team led from the opening period, building a 14 to 9 edge after one, 27 to 19 at halftime, and 37 to 23 after the third before securing the win.
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North Hagerstown
Frederick County
Frederick Girls
Rosalie J Keyser
Frederick G. F. Tohi We Rice
Meadows
Keyser
Oii
Molesworth
Mich
Ael
Krantz
Toberg
Hagerstown
Peacher
Cooley
Krouse
Pedersen
Damm
Thurston
Rosalind Nasher
Jlana Ritter
Howard County
Mexico City
Noane
Homer Brooks
Eustacio Morales
West Virginia School For Deaf Tops Maryland Clash
West Virginia School For Deaf defeated Maryland in a tight matchup. The game featured strong plays from key players as the WVSD squad secured a win on a neutral floor.
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West Virginia School For Deaf Downs
College Basketball Scores From Saturday Action
Numerous college games noted with scores across conferences. La Salle edged Duquesne 87 to 16 while others include New York University 94 68 Boston University and Dartmouth 63 56. Church League results show Calvary Methodist and Presbyterian leading standings.
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Navy
Seton Hall
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Army
Harvard
Princeton
Yale
Cornell
Richmond
Villanova
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St. Bonaventure
Canisius
Hampden-Sydney
Johns Hopins
Carnegie Tech
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Bucknell
Gettysburg
Midwest
Michigan State
Iowa
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Michigan
Tlinois
Indiana
Northwestern
Detroit
Oklahoma
A&m
Town State
Nebraska
Minnesota
Purdue
Kansas
Missouri
Kansas State
Cincinnati
Loyola
St. Louis
Wichita
Colorado
Drake
Tulsa
de Paul
Baldwin-Wallace
Maryland
N. Carolina
Optimist Church
Church of the Brethren
Trinity Methodist
Evangelical Laws Eran
Grate Reformed
Calvary Methodist
Presbyterian
Good Shepherd
Evangelical Reformed
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Evangelical and Reform
Evangelical Lutheran
Grace Reform
Church League
Evangelical Reform
Calvary
Methodist
Trinity
West Virginia crushes Maryland in Potomac Valley clash
West Virginia trounced Maryland 110 to 61 as the Mountaineers led from the first period 26 to 0 and 58 34 at halftime. Moon led WVU with 22 points, while Hambleton topped Maryland with 16. WVU clinched the Potomac Valley Conference title with wins looming in the playoff chase.
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White Plains
New York
Shane
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Si Inne- McCoy
Power
Ae Moser
Rei Groff
Frostie
Stup & Crowther
Young
Morgan Lunch
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Uj McCracken
Riffer
McBride
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Zimmerman
Sehliz Beer
Hendrickson
Yi Northcool
Ilson
Maryland
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Parsons
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Warren's Men Shop
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Rinehart
Riddleman
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Wallace
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Pacific Coast
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Press Weekly
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Louisville
Xavier
Ohio
Iowa State
Nebraska
Big Ten
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Ohio State
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Iowa
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Ilinois
Minnesota
Purduer
Police Raid Chicken Fight In South Carolina
Lancaster S C February 17 police raided a chicken fight staged on a farm near here and collected 1834 in bonds from 135 arrests the largest single gathering for such an event in the state. Watching a chicken fight is illegal with a maximum fine of 160 dollars. Bonds varied from 12 to 100 dollars for spectators and operators respectively.
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Lancaster
S. C
South Carolina
Tadte Wilene
Grhery
Howard County
Lancaster County
Exedetics
Sherif Jesse Adams
E. E
Frederick
Bay Boat Show Opens in Baltimore This Friday
The Chesapeake Bay Boat Show, in its third year, opens Friday at the Sth Regiment Armory in Baltimore. Major marine equipment displays include an air boat with a 9 to horsepower sirpline engine and an amphibious craft for sailing, fishing, and camping. British world record holder Donald Campbell and bandleader Guy Lombardo are expected visitors, with Campbell aiming for a 286 mile per hour record. The show runs through February 27.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Sth
Herbert T. Dieckman
Donald Campbell
Guy Lombardo
Campbell
Two Posers For College Teams
Two key questions dominate college hoops as Kansas and North Carolina vie for top status. Wilt Chamberlain overtakes Chet Forte for scoring lead with 32 points against Missouri, Wallace edges toward 30.57 ppg while Forte stalls at 30.06 as Duke Wake Forest and South Carolina battles shape the race.
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Furman
North
Carolina
Duke
The
Citadel
Forte
Columbia
Pete Pedersen
Associated Press
College Basketball Today
Mls
Kansas
North Carolina
Grady Wallace
Chet Forte
Wilt Chamberlain
Aight
Missouri
Oklahoma
Jayhawks
Oklahoma A&m
Nebraska
Kansas State
Colorado
North Corn
Chamber ‘Lain
Dartmouth
Wallace
Chamberlain
Basan
Gonzales crushes Rosewall in New York despite injury
Pancho Gonzales defeated Ken Rosewall 6 2 6 4 6 2 at Madison Square Garden in his American pro debut. He disclosed a punctured cyst and bleeding in his right hand, risking his tour with promoter Jack Kramer stating alternatives if he cannot continue. The victory came as the tour plans moves to Dallas then San Francisco.
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Pancho
Gonzales
Ken Rosewall
Madison‘ Square Garden
Los Angeles
Rosewall
the Garden
Australia
Dallas
San Francisco
Jack Kramer
New York Rangers
Toronto
Brooklyn
Mount St Mary’s poised to seal Mason-Dixon title
Mount St. Mary’s dominated three opponents with 246 points led by Jack Sullivan to push their league record to 10-1. Roanoke remains in title chase at 7-2 followed by Loyola and Catholic U. Johns Hopkins and American dip after losses. Mount St. Mary’s visits Washington College and hosts Baltimore in final week with mix of potential upsets in play.
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Associated Press
Washington
Baltimore University
Mt. St. Mary's
Mason-Dixon
Mounts
Jack Sullivan
Roanoke
Loyola
Catholic EU
Johns Hopkins
American
Mt. St. Mary’s
Washington College
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