Ruling Due On Minnesota Cagers
The Minnesota Gophers basketball team aims to set an all time home attendance record in Minneapolis as they hold a half game lead in the Big Ten over Michigan and prepare for a showdown with the Wolverines in Ann Arbor. The season has seen peaks and valleys as the team navigates a turbulent year.
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Jockeys Refuse Rides Force Bowie Cancellation
Jockeys at Bowie Race Course refused to ride on a frozen ice covered track forcing a second consecutive cancellation of racing. About 4,000 fans were on hand while Shenandoah Downs in Charles Town W Va planned to race as scheduled. Ice patches halted events at 11 a.m after rounds of track work. Patrons en route to Bowie were left disappointed.
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Ali to Fight Chuvalo in Pacific Coliseum rematch
Muhammad Ali and George Chuvalo will meet in a scheduled 12 round heavyweight bout at the Pacific Coliseum in Vancouver on Monday March 13. It marks a second meeting between the two veterans after Ali’s 15 round decision over Chuvalo on March 29, 1966 for the world title.
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Cowboys star Duane Thomas pleads guilty in Texas
Dallas Cowboy running back Duane Thomas pleaded guilty to marijuana possession in Greenville Texas and received a five year probated sentence. His brother Bertrand also received probation for the same offense.
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World sprint champ Chi Cheng suffers tendonitis in leg
Chi Cheng the women's world sprint record holder is hampered by acute tendonitis of the upper thigh and may not be free of pain while racing. Doctor Bornstein calls the hamstring problem unusual and centered near the sit-down area. Husband coach Vince Rees says treatments have shown little effect but new medication is hoped to help soon. Chi aims for Munich and the 1972 Olympic Games.
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Little League seeks president at organizational meeting
The National Little League will hold an organizational meeting on Wednesday February 23 at the YMCA. The league is seeking a new president and any interested person is urged to attend.
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Shenandoah Downs Race Day Results Highlight Wide Card
First race purse 1500 for 3 year olds over 3 furlongs with numerous entrants. second race for 1 year old and up over 3 furlongs. eighth race at 6 furlongs with several contenders. ninth race features a mile and one sixteenth event. Also notes church softball league meeting and various Daily Double Exacta and race results figures.
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Walkersville alumni basketball classic set for February 26
The Walkersville High School alumni association hosts its third annual alumni basketball classic on Saturday February 26 at 7 p.m. Odd year graduates meet even year graduates with a girls game as the opener. Contact Donna Buckey Sonny Barrick Ren Linton for details.
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Tri-State League winds down as North Hagerstown tops standings
North Hagerstown leads the Tri-State League at 13-0 with Waynesboro last to play. Thomas Johnson and Martinsburg hold second and third, while Frederick fights for an even record. John Smothers of North trails Ernie Bowens of TJ in scoring as titles and duo races tighten. Singa pore and others post wins as offensive and defensive leaders are listed with team and player totals.
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Walkersville and Middletown Vie for MVAL Title
In the Oc Valley league final week Walkersville sits 9-3, aiming for at least a second place. Middletown must beat Singapore on Wednesday to claim an uncontested first, or risk a first place tie with Walkersville.
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Woodsboro Little League Plans Meeting for Parents
The Woodsboro Little League schedules a meeting on February 23 at 7 30 p m at the Woodsboro Fire Hall. All parents of interested boys ages eight through 18 are urged to attend.
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Frederick Diver Sets Meet Record at Mason-Dixon Swim Meet
Frederick swimmers dominated the Mason-Dixon tournament at the YMCA. Fred erick diver Fred erick Mills won junior division with 157.64 points to set a new record and claim a third straight diving title. Eight Frederick athletes earned medals or ribbons as Ellen Stockman Barbara Frey Sally Whisner Jodi Mills and others placed in girls events. Boys saw strong showings led by Tom Mooney Jim Bohn and Kirk Hedstrom though the boys meet was snowed out after scheduling.
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Track Management Ready for Derby at Churchill Downs
Churchill Downs gears up for May 6 Derby Day with focus on tickets and flowers. Manager Bob Gorham notes 7000 ticket requests annually and a strict no overbooking stance while head gardener Don Lord plans 75000 flowers to bloom near Derby Day.
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