Olympic medals shared as Russia and Switzerland shine at Squaw Valley
Russia Sweden and Switzerland earned golds as Squaw Valley hosted events. Lida Skoblikova of Russia won the 1500 meter speed skating in 2 25.2, Roger Staub of Switzerland took the alpine slalom in 1 48.3, and a yearned biathlon saw strong Russian lead. Carol Heiss of New York neared Olympic glory with a near perfect figure skating performance as American hopes dimmed in other finals.
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Ozone Park
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Park Ridge
Jonm Burritt
Hotch- Kiss
Colo
Richard Mize
Alaska
Gustav Hanson
Seattle
Lanne Damon
Burlington
Sierra Madre
Black Forest
Gary Thoma
St. John's Boys and Girls Sweep St. Joseph's in League Action
St. John's boys rallied from an early deficit to beat St. Joseph's 70 to 41 as Dawson Grove led with 21 points and Bob Martin added 18. The girls topped St. Joseph's 44 to 22, with Robert scoring 14 for St. John's. St. John's clinched the Blue Ridge Catholic League crown with the win.
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Nwo
Johnnies
Joseph's
Emmitsburg
Dawson Grove
St. Joe's
Bob Martin
Adrian Windigier
Johnie
St. Maria
Yellow Jackets Underdog In M D Cage Tourney
Randolph Macon upset Hampden-Sydney in the Mason-Dixon Conference playoffs and will be underdog again in the opening round at Catholic University Washington facing Mt. St. Marys. Mounts beat Randolph Macon 59 57 in the regular season. Carl Koenig scored 39 points in a 82 74 win over Hampden-Sydney.
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Hampden - Sydney
Mason-Dixon
Yellow Jackets
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Catholic University
Washington
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Hampden-Sydney
Tigers
Dravons
Carl Koenig
Mt. St. Marys
Randolph-Macon
S. Baltimore
Bridgewater
Western Maryland
Oscar Held To 14 As Cincinnati Tops Houston
Oscar Robertson limited to 14 points as Cincinnati Bearcats beat Houston 57 47 in a key conference game. Cincinnati remains No 1 AP and tied for the Missouri Valley lead while Oscar nears all time scoring marks.
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George Brown
Dick McKahan
Oscar
Phillips
Houston
Robertson
Duquesne
Brown
Cincinnati
Cougars
Associated Press
Bearcats
Bradler
Missouri Walls
Braves
North Texas State
Bradley Appar
Local Court Schedule Week Opens With Town Matchups
This week on local courts shows Emmitsburg facing St Joe in Emmitsburg and Brunswick hosting Harpers Ferry. Fort Hill meets Frederick at Fort Hill while Thurmont battles Lincoln in Thurmont. Middletown plays Walkersville at Middletown. Thur Sched lists Walkersville Thurmont at Walkersville St Johns Emmitsburg at St Johns. Fort Hill Frederick grid notes include Grenelg and Boonsboro later in the week.
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Ellsburg
Brunswick
Harpers Ferry
Fort Hill
Mentors bash NBA sloppy play and cheap scoring
NBA coaches and analysts critique the rise of high scoring and sloppy defense driven by the 24 second clock. They warn top college coaches and players are chipping away at technique and full tempo. They propose changes including shorter games and adjusted basket rules but many favor keeping the game as is.
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Kentucky
Pete Newell
California
Ray Meier
DePaul
Frank Mee
North Carolina
Fred Schaus
West Virginia
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Lakers
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Rupp
Baron
Mowre
Schaus
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Maximem
George Miran
Chamberlains
Red Auerbach
Red
Weekend Fights Report Mixed Results and Mont e Wins Bobsled Title
Weekend fights feature Jordan and Shorty opponents with stoppages in Phoenix and Connecticut. Alfredo Cromo from Mexico stops Lauro Salas as Monte wins the bobsled title at Lake Placid amid fractured text and unclear details.
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Waterbure
Conn
Jerry Sue- Gee
Monte
Lake Placid
Krantz Stays Unbeaten as YMCA Swim Meet Tightens
Dundalk girls swim team beat Frederick in Cadet and Prep, while Frederick upset by a narrow margin in Senior and Junior races. Richard Krantz remains undefeated in backstroke and butterfly as Frederick and Dundalk vie for the league trophy. a swim off will decide the outcome.
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Frederi
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Mercer
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Reis
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McCanner
Simmons
Beech
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Elkins
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O'Neil
Bingham
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Ree
Otter
Spero
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Eve
Motter
Burgess
Oden
Hubs win A title over Rebels in 46 42 showdown
Tom Hawkins hit straight foul shots and scored for North Hagerstown to clinch the city championship. The victory earns district tournament berth with Washington County title up for grabs. March 4 and 5 scheduled. North Hagerstown 12 7 10 17 South Hagerstown 10 8 10 14 42 46
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North Haze Hagerstown
Cumberland
North Hazerstown
South Hagerstoun
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