Frederick Cadets Down Musselman 87 to 58 on Home Court
Frederick High carved an 87 to 58 victory over Musselman at home as Cadets led from the first quarter and held Musselman’s scoring ace Kiracofe in check with a stifling 23 defense. Frederick plans a final season game at Annapolis High before regional action March 9-10 in Cumberland.
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Walkersville Bowling Invitational Sunday March 4
The 2nd annual Walkersville Invitational Bowling Tournament is set for Sunday with 40 top bowlers starting at 1 pm. A 3 pm shift hosts 20 more contenders as 10 games are played each day with top 20 advancing to a final 10. Last year’s champion Pete Shelton faces a 46-player field this year with prizes including savings bonds trophies and high game and high set honors.
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Pete Shetton
Savings Bondsami
Glade
Walt Cramer
Ed Payne
Herman Brown
Dave Stauffer
Dick Dudderar
Alvie Covell
Walter Fogte Jr
James Taylor
Frank Fogle
Russ Eyler
Harry Hamilton
Gene Whitmore
Eddie Fajerty
Glenn Ness
Jim Martin
Richard Kidwiler
Claude Crum
Buck Cramer
Dick Tucker
Price Electric Bowling League MEN'S DIVISION Standings and stats
Team standings show Coaniala No 2 seventh place Time Delay No 5 seventh, Retry No 4 eighth, Telephone No 8, Sensitive No 1, Power No 3. High single game and set goes to K Rowe 14 and 363. Sensitive tops team game 591 and Time Delay leads in team set 1 421. Individual averages list B Reeder 116.32 and C Grees 113.27.
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Coaniala
K. Rowe
B. Reeder
Seco
C. Grees
Frederick Girls Humble Hagerstown 53 43 for season finale
Frederick High Cadettes defeated Hagerstown High 53 to 43 to close the season at nine wins and two losses. The Cadettes built a 12 point lead, with strong defense and a late push to secure the road victory. Coach Mrs. Edward Derrenbacher praised a successful season despite uneven play.
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Brunswick Falls Short In Second Half In Rec League
In Walkersville Maryland Brunswick Eagles lose to Renns Pontiac Walkersville Motors Kellys Mill and Joe s Cleaners Union Bridge Tucker s Stokers. Weekly results show high scores by P Hull and C May with record set by Blank 48 points for Piston mates in Optimist Boys Club league. Gene Fullmer signed to fight Jackie Labua in Syracuse March 7 replacing injured Giambra. bout to be televised on ABC.
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Syracuse
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Utah
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Buffalo
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Norm Rothschild
Weendeast
ABC
Record Number Of Horses In Belmont
New York reports a record 132 three year olds nominated for the Belmont Stakes worth 100000 added to be run June 16. The Greater New York Association, operator of all state tracks, notes top 2 year olds like Nail Needles Carede Boy nominated. supplemental nomination option allows late entrants with a 5000 fee up to five days before race. Derby winners Determine and Swaps missed Belmont, Derby date May 5, Preakness May 19.
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Walkersville Bowling in Glade Valley Division
Local bowling standings show Walkersville leading in the Glade Valley Division with strong PTS. performance. The brief table lists teams, games, and points highlighting distance to rival squads.
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Five Sharpshooters Make Up Team
North Carolina State stars Ronnie Shavlik and Vic Molodet join Duke forwards Ronnie Mayer and guard Joe Belmont and North Carolina’s Lennie Rosenbluth on the All-ACC first team chosen by AP writers and sportscasters. Second team lists Wake Forest, South Carolina, Clemson, and Maryland players.
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North Carolina
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Duke
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Wake Forest
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South Carolina
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Vince Yockel
Clemson
Bob Kessler
Maryland
Basketball Bazaar Sunday at Bret High School raises funds
A Sunday afternoon basketball bazaar at Bret High School features a main game between the Shipley Celtics and Martinsburg Veterans, with DeMolay and Ballenger in the prelim. An exhibition by Junior Leaguers will occur during intermissions. Martinsburg lists top players including Lee Brawkey, Catlett Lyle, Walter Shephard, Roger Maphis, John Poling and Lee Seibert as they attempt to derail the Celtics. Proceeds aid YMCA membership for underprivileged Frederick children.
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University of Maryland
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Shepherd College
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University of W. Va
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Harpers Ferry Upends Brunswick In Tight 44 37 Victory
Santee’s Daily Tale Was Too High newspaper accounts reveal Miler Wea Santee barred from amateur competition by the national AAU. He stated he covered daily expenses of 25 to 33.30 while racing West Coast meets last spring. Now at Quantico with the Marines, he trains at the University of Pennsylvania and hopes to compete in the next Olympics, seeking to break four minutes again. The lifetime disbarment from amateur athletics bars his Olympic participation.
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Confusion in ACC Race Sparks Player Suspensions
In Greensboro NC Feb 24 the ACC race caused confusion as Commissioner Jim Weaver suspended UNC soph Bob Cunningham and Wake Forest junior Bill Tucker for a Feb 15 Chapel Hill brawl. He lifted the sanctions pending full report and possible appeals before the Raleigh tourney with four teams tied for first.
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Controversial decision leads to referee’s license revocation
Ssae Waterman received a disputed verdict in a World welterweight title bout against Feb ie. The decision provoked anger, prompting summoned testimony before the British Boxing Board of Control. Referee Ben Green had his license revoked at age 71. The planned fight was set for 10 rounds at 149 pounds, matching the prior arrangement as Waterman, an undefeated Londoner, sought a 12 round bout while Gavilan’s camp insisted on 10 rounds.
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Pettit equals season high in Hawks win at Philadelphia
Bob Pettit scored 46 points to match the NBA season high and led the St. Louis Hawks to a 116-103 victory over the Syracuse Nationals in the opener of a doubleheader before 9 000 fans at Convention Hall.
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37 Terp Gridmen Given Monograms
Monogram certificates were awarded tonight to 37 University of Maryland football players at the annual football banquet with about 375 attendees. Special awards honored top linemen and backs. Dan Polyanski and Don Healy named to ACC All-Conference Academic team. four Terrapin Club awards given. several encyclopedias presented.
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Rome
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Rocky Castellani Beats Johnny Sullivan In Madison Square Garden
In a 10 round middleweight bout at Madison Square Garden Rocky Castellani defeated Johnny Sullivan. Castellani controlled with fast right hands after an early knockdown, winning on the AP card and judges. Sullivan praised Castellani's quick rights and noted the left hand setup.
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Orioles Rookie Dagres Smashes Two Homers in Intrasquad
Angleo Dagres, 21 year old rookie outfielder from Rhode Island State University, hit two 375 foot homers in Baltimore Orioles first spring training intrasquad game. He added a double and a single, driving in half the runs as Prairie Jackrabbits overwhelmed the Okies 10 to 1. Bill Teigel of McNeese State continues to lead college scoring with 32.8 ppg over 25 games.
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Rhode Island State University
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Jeff
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New York
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Burdette, Johnson Accept Braves Terms in 1956 Deal
Bradenton Florida February 24 Lew Burdette who won 13 and lost 8 last year signed his 1956 Milwaukee Braves contract and Ernie Johnson who had a 5 and 7 record in relief wired his acceptance for terms from Milwaukee.
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Feed Nutrition Meet Attracts Feed Manufacturers In March
University of Maryland hosts a two day Nutrition Conference for feed manufacturers at the Shoreham Hotel in Washington on March 22 and 23. Experts from the university and other institutions will present on livestock and poultry nutrition with cooperation from the Maryland State Feed Industry Council. Registration from Dr G L Romoser Poultry Department University of Maryland.
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Crosia Wins Italian Heavyweight Title in Rome
The Italian heavyweight title bout in Rome ended with Antonio Crosia defeating Aldo Pellegrini. Crosia, facing strong opposition, outpainted Pel legrini to claim the championship in this dramatic night.
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Cleveland
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Italy
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