Frederick News-Post All Area Basketball First Team Named
Debbie Gets NY Invitation seow Kubat Sweeney area repeats Talley year s coach Smith Wenner Franklin also on first team John Wenner Bill Franklin and Bob Smith round out the first team The smallest first team in three years features top county scorers Franklin 26 Wenner 23 Smith 21 Kubat 19 Sweeney 16 St Johns two players on the second team Emmitsburg center Zimmer man Zinkham Collings and Lincolns Collins Wenner tallest at 6 2, Grove 5 8 lowest on second team
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Bill Kubat
Don Sweeney
Frederick News-Post
John Wenner
Bill Franklin
Bob Smith
Quint
Franklin
Mt. Airy
Bulldogs
Wenner
Brunswick
St. John’s
Ken Tregoning
Frank Grove
Emmitsburg
Bill Zimmerman
George Zinkham
Tormont
Earl] Collins
Lincoln
Kubat
Smith
Sweeney
Tregoning
Collings
Zinkham
Zimmerman
Grove
News-Post
Brunswick Railroaders
John
Bil Franklin
Carroll County
Bulldog
Five small players named on News-Post All Area 1961 62
Mount St Marys coach Jim Phelan notes lack of a true little man. News-Post All-Area selects five compact scorers from Brunswick John Wenner, Bil Franklin, Don Sweeney and Bob Smith, plus Bill Kubat. The list highlights small players who score big and are ready for 1962 season duty.
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Don Sweeney
Kubat
Don
Emmitsbure
Walkersville
Bob Smith
Smith
Ione Jetterman
Phelan
Walkersville Mentor Named by News-Post
Walkersville High School coach Bill Talley named the Frederick News-Post Area Coach of the Year becoming the first non rookie to win the honor. His rebuilding of Walkersville, with one returning player Bob Smith, earned praise as the team prepared for the Class A District Tournament against Boonsboro. Talley elevated Larry Haines from the junior varsity, guiding streaks of wins and a strong season despite a tough schedule. The article lists Talley’s coaching peers and honors across local schools including Brunswick Emmitsburg St John’s Thurmont Mt Airy and Lincoln.
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Walkersville High School
Bill Talley
Frederick News-Post
Larry Callaham
St. John’s
John Horiie
Emmitsburg
Lions
Talley
Boonsboro
North Hagerstown
Quint
Hancock
Bob Smith
Haines
Larry Haines
Mount holds to tenth in cage ranking
The Associated Press reports Westminster's 63-61 win over Duquesne and 58-33 triumph over Pittsburgh boosted the Titans to 16-2 and a tie for second behind Prairie View. Westminster Pa receives two first place votes with 59 points, while Prairie View leads with 61. The Top Ten lists Westminster and Grambling among others with overall records through Feb 17.
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Associated Press
Westminster
Duquesne
Pitsburgh
Pennsylvania Titans
Prairie View
Titans
Dukes
Pittsburgh
Texans
Jackson
Miss
State
Eight Cage Tourney Berths Open In NIT and NCAA
Dayton earns a National Invitation Tournament spot at Madison Square Garden leaving eight NCAA and NIT places still open. Ohio University stands 15-6 and has searched past runner up finishes without a NIT title. The NCAA and NIT announce first round sites and regional assignments with teams like Providence Duquesne Houston Loyola Chicago St John’s Brook and Air Force among selections and regional hosts set for March.
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Associated Press
Dayton
Madison Square Garden
Providence
Duquesne
Houston
Loyola of Chicago
St. John’s of
Brooklyn
NCAA
Air Force
Corvallis
Ore
Arizona State
Temple
Ariz
Evansville
Ind
Mideast
Akron
Ohio University
Youngstown
Florida A & M
South Central
Harlow Rites At Western Maryland College
Western Maryland College mourns Dick Harlow, 72, Hall of Fame coach and patriot, praised as a scholar and fatherly figure by colleagues. Funeral held in Westminster with more than 300 attending. burial planned in Pine Grove Cemetery, South Sterling. Also notes Archbishop Curley High School to award letters to scholastic leaders alongside athletes.
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Westminster
Dick Harlow
Harlow
Helms Football Hall of Fame
Western Maryland College
Penn State
Colgate
Harvard
Baker Memorial
Pine Grove
South Sterling
William Wallace Wood
Gettysburg
Lowell S. Ensor
Western Maryland
Robert H. Hiller
Westminster Methodist Church
Ensor
Baltimore
Archbishop Curley High School
Alysius B. Balerak
O.F.M
Balerak
Jetter
Mize Dropped From Athletics Coaching Staff
Former major league slugger Johnny Mize was removed from the Kansas City Athletics coaching staff after being signed last June in West Palm Beach, Florida.
Debbie Thompson to face four leading U S sprinters
Debbie Thompson, aged 14, will compete in a special 60 yard dash at Madison Square Garden Saturday night. She faces Willye White of Chicago, Barbara Brown and Carol Kaufman of New York, and Helen Long of Ohio, with Miss White a former Olympic team member and standout sprinter.
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Debbie Thompson
New York
Madison Square Garden
Frederick
Willye White
Chicago
Louisville
Barbara Brown
Helen Long
Ohio
Carol Kaufman
Debbie
Miss White
United States
Miss Brown
U. S
Moscow
Miss Kaufman
Sir Gaylord Romps Home In Glades Stakes at Hialeah
Sir Gaylord, the 6-5 favorite, won the Everglades Stakes at Hialeah Park over Decidedly and Ridan. Jockey Larry Adams on Prego claimed foul against Ridan for interference. Ridan finished fourth, Prego third. Sir Gaylord covered 1 1 2 miles in 1:48 2 5 and paid 4.50. Ismael Valenzuela rode the 126-pound colt. The Flamingo Stakes on March 3 now looms as the next big target. The daily double paid 1252.70 for a $2 wager, linking Trapless with Tag and Run.
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Miami
Fla
Sir Gaylord
Hialeah Park
Decidedly
Ridan
Prego
Larry Adams
Bill Hartack
Ismael Valjenzuela
Aidan
Mount St. Marys Defeats American Univ 70 68 in Triple Overtime
Mt St. Marys edged American University 70 68 after three overtimes at Emmitsburg Md John O Reilly scored 30 points and grabbed 33 rebounds to seal the win The Mounts avenged a prior 70 64 loss and improved to 12 2 in the Mason Dixon Conference with Ed Pfeiffer adding 18 points and ball handling down the stretch American drops to 5 2 in conference play and 40 8 overall
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Emmitsburg. Md
John O'Reilly
Mt St. Marys
Mason-Dixon
American University
O'Reilly
American
Mt. St. Mary's
Ed Pfeiffer
Pfeiffer
Eagles
Mt. St. Marys
Mounts
Mary's Dillard
Oreisily
Howell
Iseib
Maloney
Lindquist
Talley
Shickera
Samuels
Rawlins
Ball — Mount
A. WA
Brunswick Hosts Liners Tonight Basketball Showdown
Emmitsburg travels to Brunswick for the area's only basketball action at 8 p.m. The game was moved from February due to snow. It marks the second meeting between the clubs, with Brunswick beating Emmitsburg 74 to 58 in the first encounter.
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Emmitsburg
Brunswick
Railroaders
PIN Winners Announced From Local Heart Fund Tournament
Six hundred Frederick bowlers turned in 610 for the Heart Fund at the zone tournament. Prizes of 15, 10, and 5 were awarded with large amounts going to Village Lanes 144 and Arcade Lanes 105. Winners include Village Lanes Glen Babington Joseph Durick and Garwood Harrison Arcade Donald Lenhart Jack Remsburg Monroe Beard Health Center PeeWee Myers Florence Guss Charles Covell Brunswick Ilona Grams Donald Glessner Harry Bodie Walkersville Russell Lenhart David L. May Joseph Lenhart Terrace Lanes Robert Pennington Richard D. Shafer Charlotte Clem Emmitsburg D Saylor Donald Little Raymond Keilholtz. Winners will collect through their local bowling manager. Committee chair Melvin Schwearing. cochair Mrs Ver nal Cy Moore.
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Frederick
Heart Fund
Health Center
Brunswick
Walkersville
Terrace
Emmitsburg
Village
Glen Babington
Joseph J. Durick
Garwood Harrison
Donald Lenhart
Jack Remsburg
Monroe Beard Health Center
PeeWee Myers
Florence Guss
Charles Covell
Iiona Grams
Donald Glessner
Harry Bodie
Russell Lenhart
David L. May
Joseph Lenhart
Robert Pennington
Richard D. Shafer
Charlotte Clem
D. Saylor
Donald Little
Raymond Keilho
College basketball results and scores across multiple games
Duquesne defeated Georgetown 72 to 52 while LaSalle beat Lafayette 73 to 69. Wake Forest tied 69 with N C State 62. Virginia won 72 to 68 over Maryland. Toledo won 82 to 80 in overtime against Kent State. Kansas defeated Nebraska 73 to 70 in overtime. Florida State beat Florida 79 to 56. Louisville triumphed 85 to 63 over Marquette. Pitt beat Temple and Loyola Baltimore 77 to 74. Washington College edged by Ohio University 74 to ? No. Ohio University beat Miami Ohio 83 to 75.
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Duquesne
Georgetown
LaFayette
la Salle
Wake Forest
N.C. State
Virginia
Maryland
Toledo
Kent St
Kansas
Nebraska
Florida St
Florida
Louisville
Marquette
Pitt
Temple & Loyola
Baltimore
Washington College
Ohio U
Miami
Ohio
New Orleans Open Draws Unfamiliar Names and Faced by Veterans
The opening round of the 30000 Greater New Orleans Open at City Falk No 1 course lacks big names like Arnold Palmer Gary Player and Gene Littler. Favorites include Phil Rodgers and Jack Nicklaus with Nicklaus returning home after a Western Amateur win last year and fellow contenders Doug Ford Mike Souchak Johnny Pott Mason Rudolph Doug Sanders and Don Finsterwald. Conerly Quits Giants Role to Scout Talent After 14 NFL seasons, the New York Giants former quarterback Charlie Conerly retires from playing to join the staff as a talent scout.
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New Orleans
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
New Orleans Country Club
Doug Ford
Mike Souchak
Johnny Pott
Mason Rudolph
Doug Sanders
Don Finsterwald
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Eddie) Pfeiffer
Dave) Maloney
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