Mounts Stay Alive in Mason-Dixon Tourney
In the Mason-Dixon Conference tournament, Mount St. Mary's, American University, Catholic University, and Bridgewater reached the semifinals. American edged Baltimore 74-72, Catholic slipped past Loyola 65-64, Mt. St. Mary's defeated Randolph-Macon 64-43, and Bridgewater beat Western Maryland 70-69. Willie Jones scored 29 for American. Tony Carroll and Gene Jasper led Catholic with 19 and 16 respectively.
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American University
Mount St. Mary's
Catholic University
Bridgewater
American
Baltimore
Catholic
Loyola of Baltimore
Mr. St. Mary’s
Randolph-Macon
Maryland
Eagles
Willie Jones
Jones
Carl Koening
Virginians
Randolph Macon
Dave Samuels
Mt. St. Mary’s
Loyola
Walkersville
Tony Carroll
Gene Jasper
Bill Talley
Lions
Ard
Ies Epts
John Heagney
Mike
Lorala
Thurrmont
St. Mary's Gfpt
Lemuels Oor
West Frederick
Ron Linton
Bill Shelton
St Thurmont
Gerry Duble
Thei
Thurmont
Dubel Wiett Heyes
Hochman
Sweerer
Applegate
Ruppeen
Andere
Mr. St. Mary’s Uuu
Walkersvicle EG
Tih i Dorsey
Si Randelph-Amcon
Pn Og
Smith
Bob
Jenkins Close To Win At Winter Olympics
Ru and Finland split gold medals as Jenkins moved close to the figure skating crown. Kosichkin won the 5000m speed skate in 7 minutes 51.3 seconds. Haukiainen edged Brunstz in the men’s relay and the U.S. team finished fifth overall in unofficial standings.
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America
Dave Jenkins
Haves
Ins
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Comopul Uies
Karel Divin
Czechoslovakia
Jenkins
Viktor Kosichkin
Moscow
Wile
Knut Johennesen
Norway
Jan Presman
Netherlands
Veikko Hauulinen
Brusvtz
Norias
Russia
United States
Alain Gilet
France
Divin
Giletta
Don Jackson
Canada
Tim Brown
Sacramento
Cal
Itealon
Siice
Sweden
Ormay
Austria
Finaida
Satzerland
Iai
Poland
The
Netherlands II
Japan
Czechoslovania
Pheasant Farm Resumes Ringneck Hunting At Twin Hemlocks
Pheasant hunting at Twin Hemlocks Pheasant Farm between Emmitsburg and Gettysburg resumed after a brief halt due to ringneck scarcity Manager Harry Yingling said nearly 300 mature pheasants were purchased from a Hancock breeder and will be released for hunters. The Pennsylvania season lasts through March and the farm expects enough birds to last about a month as further purchases are planned. Through this year Twin Hemlocks reports over 8,500 pheasants and 1,800 ducks killed, and next Tuesday the duck shooting fee drops to $3 per bird.
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Emmitsburg
Gettysburg
Harry Yingling
Y Mgling
Hancock
Pennsylvania
Yingling
Tne
Pennsylvania Preserve
Mountaineers Open Title Quest With Virginia Tech Win
West Virginia, ranked seventh, beat Virginia Minto ry 83 58 in the Southern Conference tournament opening round. Jerry West scored 28 as WVU built and maintained leads after halftime amid a tight finish. Virginia Tech toppled Richmond 78 58 and George Washington beat The Citadel 74 60. Frank Lane also won a new three year Indians GM deal.
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Wagner
E. Tenn
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Penn State
Lehigh
George Washington
Chad Tiysi
West Virginia
Virginia Miliary
Mary
Richmond
Richmond. Va
Mountaineers
Virginia Mintory
Virginia Tech
Citadel
AH America
Jerry West
West
Lane
Cleveland
Frank Lane
Cleveland Indians
William R. Daley
Daley
Cadets Finish Season Tonight in Brunswick and Frederick
Three county basketball teams end their season with a tune up before the tournament. Frederick seniors and mothers attend a corsage ceremony as Cadets face Glenelg at Cumberland, while Brunswick meets Sherwood at Sherwood. Coach Jim Fraser bids farewell to seniors Ron Shafer and Paul Lewis as Frederick prepares for District I action March 4 at Cumberland.
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Brunswick
Sherwood
Mike Spurrier
Garrett County
Cumberland
Jim Fraser
Ron Shafer
Paul Lewis
Bowie Races Snowed Out Amid Snow Storm
Bowie's nine race card was canceled as snow blanketed the track in Bowie Maryland delaying fan departures. About 9,090 expected attendees were halted. weather forced the abandonment of racing with plans to reschedule or move remaining activities to Laurel or Pimlico. Five buses from New York were diverted, and grounds became unsafe for completion of the meet.
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Bowie, Md
Bowie
New York
Maryland
New Jersey
Sinconh
Oval
Laurel
Dali Chen
Pimbkee
Cumberland racing dates shift to Timonium amid facility woes
Racing officials said Cumberland’s 12 day 1960 meeting could move to Timonium if track owners meet horse care and housing requirements. Del Kelley blasted the switch in Annapolis arguing the dates belong to Western Maryland, while Livie noted prior requests and inadequate barns and sleeping quarters at Cumberland. The commission ultimately reassigned Aug 15 27 dates to Timonium unless improvements are made.
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Racing Commission
R. Bruce Tive
Cumberland
Allegany
House of Delegates
Annapolis
Kelley
Maryland
Marsland
General Assembly
Hagerstown
Cumberland Track
Hts
Livie
Stuple Boss
Tne
Timonium Track
Marlboro
United States Beats Canada 2 1 in Hockey Thriller
US ice hockey team stunned world champion Canada 2-1 on stellar defense by goalie Jack McCarran to seize the undisputed end of the Olympic round robin. McCann, from St Paul Abon, made 39 saves in a fierce battle before a 300 crowd at Bisth Arena.
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Ted Smits
Associated Press
Worldmpion Canada
Jack McCarran
Yanxs
Saturda
Svueden
McCarten
St Paul
Abon
Bisth Arena
Green Terrors Announce Slate For Next Football Season
Westminster, Pa AP The National Agriculture College of Doylestown Pa plans a nine game schedule for the next season. Coach Robert J Waldorf notes all opponents have been set with games including Sept 24 Bridgewater and Sept 16 Lycoming at away venues, plus matchups with Pennsylvania Military Randolph-Macon Johns Hopkins and others.
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Westmenster
National Agriculture College of Doytestoun
Weil
Marynard College
Gam
WLM
Robert J. Waldorf
A. Thurs
Bridgewater
Pennsylvania Military
Randolph - Macos
Hasipden - Sydawar
Lycoming
Dre
Johns Hopkins
Public hunting lands in Maryland offer vast open seasons
Maryland hunters can access over 180000 acres of public land for wild game and water fowl. The Eastern Shore counties Worcester Wicomico Dorchester hold 15000 acres of marshland for duck and goose shooting. Additional acreage in Washington Frederick Garrett counties opens further on public grounds with improvements like food plots access roads dikes and flooded marshes.
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Wor
Cester
Wicomico
Dorchester
Commission
Washington County
Frederick County
Thurmont
Garrett County
Dan's Mountain
Stranahan Leads in Texas Open
Frank Stranahan of Toledo Tre day shot par 64 to lead the $20,000 Texas Open with a three stroke edge over Davis Love Jr from El Dorado Arkansas. The event continued as other players chased the leader in San Antonio Texas.
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Harold V. Ratliff
San Antonio
Tex
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Tre Day
Stranahan
Dhee
Davis Love Jr
el Dorado
Ark
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Westminster
Lincoln ‘Hugh School
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Michael Marchu
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Chrysler Corporation
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