Maryland wardens nab quartet in largest waterfowl case
George Shields reports a major Maryland game case where wardens Robinson and Filers with Carl Plant arrested Warren Thompson Thomas Markham and Harry Strong for illegal closed season hunting at night from a boat. They forfeited 23 geese five setsights two boats and a 33 horsepower motor plus gear. About two dollars in equipment ordered confiscated.
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George Shields
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Filer and Robinson
Kent County
U.S
Carl Plant
Warren H. Thompson
Aberdeen
Thomas S. Markham
Havre de Grace
Harry A. Strong
Fort Detrick Edges Boiling Hornets In OT 81-75
Ker Knapp poured in 29 points to lift Fort Detrick to an 81-75 overtime victory over the Boiling Hornets, a civilian team from the air base. The game was tied 69-69 at regulation's end amid a muddled box with scattered scores from the National Basketball Association references.
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Ker Knapp
Fort Detrick
Boiling Hornets
National Basketball Asso
Ssoca Ei
Boston
Incinnat
Syracuse
New York
Maryland Falls to North Carolina 81 64 in Chapel Hill
North Carolina defeated Maryland 81 to 64 as N C built a second half lead after a 31 63 halftime. Doug Moe and Ray O contributed early, with Jerry Beck 22 and Bruce Kelleher adding key points. The win marked North Carolina's seventh in 28 games, while Maryland dropped to 13 7 on the season.
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Chapel Hill
Doug Moe
Brill Br
So Moe
Ray O' Carolina
Jerry Beck
Bruce Kelleher
Carolina
Maryland
XN. Oc
AL Bunge
Bunge
ACC Service Bureau
North Carolina
York Larese
Ari Whisnant
South Carolina
Paul Adkins
Viri
Lee Shaffer
North 1
Choppy Atterson
Clemson
Len Chappell
Wake
Meryland
Thurmont Team to Meet on Sunday
The Thurmont baseball team of the Maryland State League holds an imperia meeting at 2 p.m. Sunday afternoon February 28 at the American Legion Home. All interested are invited. At its last meeting the club elected the coming season staff. Charles Hemp Spalding was named Manager for the 1960 season. Other officers elected Franklin Vatenti Charlie Spalding president-general manager manager Leon Anders secretary and Charles Mike Unger treasurer. Players wishing to play with the club should contact President Valentine or be at the meeting Sunday.
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Thurmont
Imperia
American Legion
Charles “Hemp” Spalding
Franklin Vatenti Charlies
Jake Spalding
Leon Anders
Charles
Mike’ Unger
Valentine
Sun‘Gay
Bailey Goss to MC Frederick Elks Sports Night
Baltimore TV and radio personality Bailey Goss will be master of ceremonies at the annual Sports Night of Frederick Elks at the Elks Club. The event begins at 6:30 PM and will honor Fred Burzee of Frederick for his All-American selection. Weeb Ewbank and Judge Charles E. Jan of Baltimore are listed among attendees.
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Bailey Goss
Baltimore
Frederick Locce B.P
Elks
Elks Club
Fred Burzee
Frederick
Western Jand College
Weeb Ewbank
Colts
Charles E Jan
The
Thomas Tickets Ma
Giass
Cadets End CVAL Action With Victory 59 53
Walkersville gains triumph over Knights 57 46 in a county class contest. Middletown led 15 3 entering the final period before Walkersville contained the Lions to secure the win. Scoring details are incomplete due to damaged text but the final tally shows Cadets prevailing 59 53 and Walkersville 57 46 in the two listed games.
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Walkersville
Knights
Middletown
Wville
Iddletown
Lions
Quarieers Sville
Walkers
Australian trio smash world swim records in hour
John Konrads sets new marks in 40 yard and freestyle as three Australians push world records within an hour. Dawn Fraser, Neville Hayes also figure in record flurry with downriver splits, sprint and butterfly distances reshaped by dazzling performances in Sydney reports.
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Gordon Tait
Sydney
Australia
Dawn Fraser
Adelaio Iegal
Grant
John R Konrads
Neville Hayes
Miss Fraser
Japan
Tsuyoshi Yamana
Yamanaka
Osaka
Federat
Carol Heiss Wins Gold Medal for US
Carol Heiss won the women’s figure skating title at Squaw Valley to give the United States its first Winter Games gold. She delivered dazzling spins and difficult moves after a mother’s death and a prior Olympic loss, beating Tenley Albright with Penny Pitkin earning silver and Barbara Roles taking bronze.
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Calif
Carol Heiss
Uncle Sam
New York Y Coed
Carol
Marie Heiss
Tenley Albright
Newton Centre
Mass
Cortina
Italy
Ozone Park
Nly
Cate
Beiter Maider
Sjourke Hoi A
Miss Dis
Barbara Roles
Temple City
Penny Pipton
Gilford
N.H
Yvonne Ruegg
Switzerland
Pennny
Linda Eyers
Bishop Calif
Tuesja Skoblika
Rus
Hacaon Brusveen
Norway
Sinten Jernbere
Sweden
Miss Skobhkova
Maryland Cites Timonium Cumberland Meet Schedule Changes
The Maryland Racing Commission announced the 12 day Cumberland meeting will be held at Timonium Fairgrounds this year after previous efforts to move the meet stalled. The 21 day Maryland track season opens August 13, with Timonium’s 12 days followed by Bel Air, Haverstow, and Narrows returns through October.
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Baltimore
Maryland Racing Commission
Cumberland
Timonium Fairgrounds
Mitherland
Timonium
Monium
Maryland
Bel Air
Haverstow
Nar Wil
R. Bruce Livi
Bowie
Laurel
Bobby Hull Races Toward NHL Scoring Lead
Montreal goals spark Bobby Hull rally as Chicago Blackhawks winger closes in on NHL scoring lead. Hull accelerates from Montreal to surge atop standings with rapid plays and decisive finishes.
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Bobby Hull
NHL
Montreal
Bobby Chicaco
Speedy
Leasne Hull
Liston Scores TKO Serial Knockout In Referee Fight
Sonny Liston delivers a technical knockout over Rera in a decisive boxing bout. The result comes after a rapid exchange in which Liston sustained pressure and controlled the fight from the early rounds.
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Rera
Middies Down Delaware 80-52 in Navy Victory
Navy rolled to an 80 52 win over Delaware as the Blue Hens hit only one field goal in the last nine minutes. Dick Braun led Navy with 18 points, part of an 11 20 season to date. Delaware’s Chuck Hamilton scored 18 for the losers.
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Navy
Delaware
Blue Hens
Dick Braun
Middies
Army
Chuck Hamilton
Mieces
Bil
Hamilton
Amon
Brown
Jim Bower
Hank Egan
Boer
Egan
Frederick Finishes Loop Play With 59-53 Victory
Frederick defeated Fort Hill 59-53 in Cumberland Valley play as Fort Hill, 0-8 in league and 2-17 overall, showed a better-than-records performance. The Cadets trailed early but surged to lead from the first period and held on to win in the final minutes.
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Fort Hill
Cumberland Valley Athletic League
Frederick
Sentinels
Fort Hills
Cumberland
Frederick Cadets Rally Past Fort Hill In Tough 53 52 Victory
Frederick defeats Fort Hill 58 53 as Don Cline and John Kreissig lead a late push. Sonny Blank returns to spark a 4 0 0 run, while Fort Hill countered with key free throws and late baskets to close the gap. Cadets improve to 15 4 while Sentinels drop to 2 18.
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Frederick
Oval
Fort Hill
Cadets
Sentinels
John Kreissig
Don Cline
Sonny Blank
Dave Baldwin
Cline
Ron Hartsock
Kreissig
Hartsock
Tyy
Blank
Mt Airy Upsets FSK 59-51 In Carroll Tourney
Mt Airy Bulldogs defeat Francis Scott Key 59 to 51 at Western Maryland College gym to advance to face North Carroll in the Carroll County Basketball Tournament finals. Ed Morgan pours 19 points, Ron Jackson 16, Bill Franklin 17 as Mt Airy claims the upset win. North Carroll beats Sykesville 49-41 to reach Friday final.
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Mr. Airy
Francis Scott Key l
Western Maryland College
Ed Morgan
Bulldogs
North Carroll
Mt. Airy
Ron Jackson
Bill Franklin
Sykesville
Dubbins
Blacksworth
Sehlee
Four More Clubs Ready to Train This Spring
Four more advance baseball contingents are due at spring training sites Wednesday, bringing seven camps open. Giants Phillies Pirates Yankees start practice Wednesday. Cubs Dodgers Tigers opened earlier. Boston Washington Milwaukee pitchers and catchers arrive Thursday. St. Louis opens Friday, Cincinnati Baltimore Saturday, Kansas City Sunday. White Sox Indians start next week.
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San Francisca Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Pttsburgh Pirates
New York Yankees
Chicago Cats
Los Angeles Dodgers
Detroit Tigers
Boston
Washington
Xfillwaukee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Kansas City
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
College Basketball Scores Roundup
Navy defeated Delaware 80 52 in a college basketball card. North Carolina topped Maryland 81 64 and Providence beat Holy Cross 80 68. Pitt won 87 74 against Carnegie Tech and Rhode Island fell 76 to Massachusetts. Connecticut 96 beat Canisius 66 while Texas Tech 68 edged Texas Christian 61. De Paul 65 defeated Marquette 63 and Boston University 2 Boston College 78.
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Navy
Delaware
North Carolina
Maryland
Providence
Holy Cross
Pitt
Carnegie Tech
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Canisius
Texas Tech
Texas Christ
de Paul
Marquette
Boston Univ. &2
Boston
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