Sullivan Shatters Md and Md Shatters Md High Varsity Defeats St. John's
Mark Sullivan leads high school action as Paets County High defeats St. John’s in a pre season clash. The Frederick County High reunion notes impact as St Anhn’s batch shifts.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1957
Page
4
Mark Sullivan leads high school action as Paets County High defeats St. John’s in a pre season clash. The Frederick County High reunion notes impact as St Anhn’s batch shifts.
Local high school action features Middletown edging Brunswick 47 45 in a tight non conference affair. Frederick’s Albieon led St. John’s with 22, while Laurel and Pimlico discuss racing future amid Maryland circuit realignment.
John A Manfuso, adviser to the Horsemen’s Benevolent and Protective Association, urged the commission to favor Lillis by allotting Pimlico’s day share if the facility closes. State Senator Anthony F Didejmenico of Baltimore protested the Pimlico closure, a track open since 1870. The three man Racing Commission said it will not decide on recommending or disdansing the measure.
Lincoln High School of Frederick defeated Bel Alton High of Charles County 69 to 39 in a cage game at Bel Alton. The win crowns the Inter-District Championship for Class C High Schools and sends Lincoln to the Maryland State Tournament at Morgan State on March 8. G Snowden scored 24 and R Snowden 19 for Lincoln.
Fort Meade post rifle squad opened the season with a 1899 high score at the indoor range as Fallon led the team with 283 and Heffner added 281. Fort Meade and Co A Maryland Nationals guards starred, while North Carroll edged Sykesville 73 to 42 in a Friday game.
Bowie president C Lillis accused Laurel supporters of a bid to close Pimlico to monopolize Maryland racing. The plan, presented February 16, aims to shoehorn control and hurt opponents in the racing circuit.
George Cole and Sgt Emil Jonson will represent Fort De trek in the Baltimore Handball Tournament with finals set for Wednesday. Aw
At the Freder ics High and Howard County basketball clash local adults can sign up for season tickets for next year. Athletic director James Ziermer announced plans during the halftime break to offer season tickets and to allow signups for regional tournament tickets on March 9 at South Hagerstown. Frederick received a bye in the Class A regional playoffs and will meet the Washington County winner. District games and neutral site details were set, with lineups announced for both teams. The varsity contest tips at 8:30 after the junior game.
Wake Forest College rallied in the final minutes to defeat Maryland 62 38 before 4500 at Winston-Salem. Ernie Wiggins led with 17 points while Jackie Murdock added 18 and Jim Gilley 22 for the Deacons. Maryland’s Jim Halleck scored 19 as Maryland fell to 8 5 in the ACC and 12 8 overall.
Johnny Saxton vows to box and outslug Carmen Basilio in a 15 round welterweight title bout in Cleveland on Friday. Basilio, favored to retain, plans a rough style while Saxton aims to use speed and power to break through. The match will be broadcast on NBC with a local TV blackout and follows recent hand injury concerns for Basilio. Also, White Sox agree to terms with Orestes Minniél for the coming season, salary surpassing 32,500, as Minoso returns for his seventh year with Chicago.
The Fort Detrick Comets rallied in the final 10 minutes to force a 66 67 tie but dropped a five minute overtime to Baltimore YMCA team 77 to 49 on Monday night. Jack Smith of Detrick led with 27 points as Hares anchored defense and Detrick's record stood at nine wins and nine losses. Next game is Monday versus Fort Ritine.
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