Mount St. Mary's Routs Catholic U to Reach Mason-Dixon Final
Mount St. Marys of Emmitsburg overcame a 36-34 halftime deficit to beat Catholic University 86-70 and advance to the Mason-Dixon Conference final behind freshman Fred Carter who scored 25 points. Randolph-Macon also edged Loyola 65-63 in the early game, advancing to face Mount St. Marys in Saturday’s title tilt.
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Mount St. Mary’s
Emmitsburg
Catholic University
Mason-Dixon
Fred Carter
The
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Cardinal
Randolph Macon
Loyola of Baltimore
Yellow Jackets
Mount St. Mary's
Catholic U
Mounts
Hampden-Sydney
Cardinals
Bob Cioffari
Pete St. Onge
Mike Lyons
Bob Sutor
Western Maryland
Macon
Randolph
Irv Lentz
Jackets
Loyola
Bob Bombard
Pat Flynn
Greyhounds
Bombard
Randolph - Ma
Flynn
ST. Mary's
Lavelsiger
Krasinski
Carter
Cioffari
Sutor
Storge
Tri-State League needs a strong commissioner and coaching notes
The Tri-State League faces governance issues with officials and rule enforcement. Roy Comer is named Frederick High School football coach. Allegany High School star Gary Rymer leads WMIL scoring with 330 points in 10 games. Other notes cover Christy Smallwood in Baltimore competition, Valley High sweeping Allegany, and local coaching changes and player accolades.
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Tri-State League
Bob Scrivener
The
Martinsburg Journal
Bob
Tri-State
Roy Comer
Frederick High School
Roy
Martinsburg High School
Frederick
FHS
Allegany High School
Gary Rymer
Steve Vandenburg
Western Maryland
Larry Suder
Valley High School
Rymer
Tommy Mont
University of Maryland
Bobby Robertson
Mt. Savage
Pittsburgh Pirates
WMIL
Jack Griffin
Christy Smallwood
Civic Center
Baltimore
Christi
Tamara Dmitripetva
Nagy Szabo
Marie Mulder
Valley High
Allegany
Knights
Bobby DeGrange
St. John’s
St. Joseph's
Martinsburg
North Hagerstown
South Hagerstown
Connie Hemphill
Montgomery County Education Association
Bill Brooks
Homer Brooks
Belt High School
Washington Redskins
Albert Einstein High School
Carl Hartman
Shepherd College
Tristate
Hartman
Ridgely
W. Va
West Virginia
Dale Ramsburg
West Virginia University
Dale
Mountaineer
Duke
Gordon Smith
Cncinnati Frosh
News-Post
Due Tudday
Sherwood Edges Damascus On Last-Second Layup
Sherwood High School defeated Damascus 50-48 after a late give-and-go setup with two seconds left. Tom Davis led Sherwood with 24 points while Burk added 12 and McAllister 11. Damascus had tied the game at 48 with 48 seconds remaining after a strong comeback.
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Sandy Spring
Sherwood High School
Damascus
Sherwood
Jim Walker
Tom Davis
Jack Burk
Mike McAllister
Greg Senseng
Hornets
Johson
Davis
McAllister
Burk
Sensency
Wells
Brake
Thomas
Saylor
Walker
Adamson
Lawson
Sykesville Edges Mt Airy For Carroll County Title
Sykesville High School edged Mt Airy 59 58 at Westminster to win the Carroll County Tournament on a last second corner set shot by Wilson Etzler. The Bulldogs led 38 37 late, but Sykesville rallied to claim the title and advance to the district championship at Woodlawn High School in Baltimore County.
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Westminster
Sykesville High School
Mt. Airy
Carroll County
Bulldogs
Wilson Etzler
Sykesville
Woodlawn High Schol
Baltimore County
Slaceran
Williams
Mayn
T Dorsey
Boore
Bull
Etseragi Costley
Rawkings
Grissey
Frederick Club athletes shine at Maple Leaf games in Toronto
Diane Waters placed fourth in high jump while Tammy Davis and Estelle Baskerville of Tennessee State claimed spots in hurdles and a teammate joined Marie Mulder in top finishes. Wyomin Tyus set indoor 40 yard dash record as Bill Crothers highlighted the crowd with a 1 000 yard win. Frank Tomeo won 600 yard, George Anderson and Willie Davenport swept the 50 and 50 yard hurdles.
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Toronto, Can
Diane Waters
The
Frederick Track and Field Club
Tammy Davis
Tennessee State
Frederick
Jen
Ny Wingerson
Becky Alderman
Jame
Marie Mulder
Camp Springs
Eleanor Montgomery
Estelle Baskerville
Tammy
Wyomin Tyus
Miss Tyus
Tigerbelle
Maple Leaf Gardens
Kenya
Wilson Kiprugut
Kiprugut
Tokyo
U.S. Marine
Frank Tomeo
Southern University
George Anderson
Willie Davenport
Davenport
Anderson
Harry Jerome
Jenny Wingerson
Toronto
Cathy Chapman
Don Mills
Ont
Frederick’s Tammy Davis
Tennessee State University
Clay Fight Postponed Over Legal Challenge In Illinois
Illinois Attorney General William G. Clark ruled the Cassius Clay Ernie Terrell title bout illegal citing a noncompliant promotion license and unresolved conduct rules. Clay refused to apologize for Black Muslim remarks while the Illinois Boxing Commission recessed amid heated exchanges and uncertain future action.
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Chicago
Cassius Clay
Ernie Terrell
I Ilinois
William G. Clark
Clay
Thellinois
Athloc Commission
Joe Robichaux
Clark
Ben Bertley
Chauncey Eskridge
Lou Radzienda
National Sports Promotions Inc
Muhammad Ali
Commission
Louisville
Allah
Brunswick Tops Linganore To Even League Record
Brunswick High School used an early advantage to upset Linganore and pull even at 4-4 in Class B with a 70 61 win. Artie Elworthy top scored for Linganore with 22 before leaving the game. Jim Cole led Brunswick with 17 points and Russ Lancaster added 13 as Brunswick built a 32 27 halftime lead and held on in the final period.
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Brunswick
Brunswick High School
Linganore
Artie Elworthy
Jim Cole
Railroaders
Dave Gaither
Russ Lancaster
Dwight Repp
Elworthy
Steve Co
Mts Brunswick Lainganore
Carter Og Eswarthy
Heffner
Jordan
Edwards
Howell
Lake Tyler
Lancaster
Burgee A
Gaither
Orge
Cole
St Josephs routs Emmitsburg 79 to 36 on road
St Josephs High School defeated Emmitsburg 79 36 behind 25 by Jerry Crosz 22 by John Sherman and 20 by Ray Baker. Saints led 21 10 after first quarter and closed season 10 10 in league play while Emmitsburg finished 2 18. Preliminary saw St Josephs edge Liners 23 22 on Mark Wicks last second jumper.
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Jerry Crosz
Saint
John Sherman
Ray Baker
Harry Hahn
Stanley Andrew
Saints
Emmitsburg
St. Joe’s
Liners
Mark Wicks
ST. Joseph's
Masser
Baker
Haba
Sherman
Andrew
Williams
Knippie
Orosz
Creager
Adelsberger
Charles
Joy
Welty
Emmit
Terps Top Gamecocks in ACC Victory
Maryland held off South Carolina 56 42 to stay in the race for a top finish in the ACC. The Terps shot 50 percent, improved to seven conference wins in 13 games, and close their schedule with Clemson. Gary Wards, Jack Clark, Rick Wise, and Jay McMillen led Maryland as SC stalled in a tight first half and Maryland pulled away in the second.
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College Park
Maryland Studs
Gary Wards
Maryland
Jack Clark
Rick Wise
Ward
South Carolina
Jay McMillen
Terps
Jever
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