Miranda Is Late Again At Orioles Spring Training
In Miami the Orioles trio of shortstops Carrasquel Klaus and Miranda faced lineup intrigue as Willy Miranda again failed to report on time for spring camp. Once a Cuba to Havana visa matter eased travel, he remains late, while Carrasquel and Klaus shared the tardiness, highlighting competition for the shortstop role.
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Archery Tournament Winners Announced
The Woodsboro archery event drew a large crowd on Sunday February 2 with John Armacost from Carroll County dominating the open field by 46 points and Mrs Till LeGore winning the women's division She and LeGore are noted figures in state archery as Woodsboro Lawmen kick off the weekly season amid strong turnout and solid scores across divisions.
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Frederick County
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Fred Sort
Charles Eyler
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Walter Scott
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Archer
Fred Moore
Charles Roosensteel
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Janie Barrett
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Mahlon Slagel
Johnny Catshall
Lindy McNamee
Jackie Rickman
Walkersville High Secures Fifth Straight Northern Tilt Victory
Walkersville High claimed its fifth consecutive win in the Northern tilt, defeating rivals in a dominant performance. The squad built early momentum and maintained lead through the final whistle, showcasing defense and quick offense to seal the section win.
NBA player battles back from brain injury with cautious optimism
Stokes teammate Maurice Cincinnati injury earlier in the season is noted. Sthuga Green hopes to play six more years, expressing gratitude for any return to the court. Otto Graham will be joined by Warren Labr for Coast Guard Academy spring practice starting Monday, aiding the start of drills.
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Family fishing at Edwards Ferry shows happiness values
Lofty Bres ome Man's Family presents George and Sally Blumenauer of Frederick who raise kids at their Edward's Ferry cabin. The clan shares chores and meals, camps together, and keeps only enough fish to eat, while recalling old trips and the first rough roads to the ferry. The piece links family unity to fishing as a wholesome activity and notes local events at the end including upcoming boat shows and a fishing school.
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Frederick Cage Cadets Meet Middletown Senior Night Night Chief
The Frederick Cage Cadets host Middletown High School in the final regular season game at 6 30 p m. Seniors will be honored in a pre game ceremony with seven varsity seniors and three county seniors recognized. Key players listed include Geisbert Engle Rhoderick Hartsock and Michael. Ramsburg may return for senior night. other seniors include Rhoderick Engle Michael Stevens Floyd Geisbert Ramsburg Brandenburg Gastrey and Young. Managers are Hartmann Crum Mastriao.
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Ron Engle
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Hon Hartsock
Tinker Michael
Dale Ramsburg
Hame
Phil Stevens
Dick Floyd
Leo Brandenburg
Dick Gastrey
Loring Young
Eddie Hartmann
Wayne Crum
Millard Mastriao
British boxers fill three spots in Ring Magazine top 10
Ring Magazine ranks heavyweight contenders with Henry Cooper fourth and Brian London and Joe Erskine ninth and tenth. Erskine earns his place after a 10 round upset over Wille Pastrano in London. Pastrano falls to seventh as foreign fighters dominate the list.
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Thheir
Basketball Star Recovers From Brain Concussion
Sihugo Green recalls a December Cincinnati hospital ordeal after a brain concussion threatened his career. He describes symptoms including numbness, speech loss, and balance issues before brain tapping confirmed the diagnosis and subsequent rest allowed a return to action with the St. Louis Hawks.
Lions Take 2 Cage Wins in Final Meet of Year
Walkersville High School cagers beat Thurmont 46 to 8 in the varsity contest and 61 to 35 for the Jayvees, closing the Lions’ season with the varsity at 165 and the Jayvees at 8? The top scorer was Ed Shelton with 19 points while Chub Saylor added 18. Linton led the Lion Jayvee scoring with 20 points as Walkersville claimed both games.
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Rene Oun
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George Shaw
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Newee Giants
Frank Gifford
Basketball philosophy and pro critiques in early era voices
The piece compiles quotes from players and coaches about basketball style and coaching. It notes Rupp on pro patterns, cites Syracuse under Paul Seymour as a well coached exception, and includes praise from Bill Sharman and Bob Cousy on defense and passing. It highlights the debate over system play versus individual flair.
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Bechtle shines as driving game boosts Tar Heels
Jerry Bechtle's big night came from driving to the hoop as his 28 points sparked Maryland's comeback. Harvey Salzsby, Carolina guard, led the team before being ejected in the second half, draining the team's momentum and fading late. The Flamingo Stakes headlines also note First Landing as the 45 favorite amid a projected field of nine to eleven horses and a $137,800 purse. Eugene Matthews, longtime producer broker and former Worcester County official, funeral services announced in Pocomoke City.
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Pocomore City, Md
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Yankees eye big trade before season opener
General Manager Robert A. Leavitt of Shenandoah Downs said the New York Yankees want a four-player package for one regular ahead of the May 1 meeting. They seek a pitcher from Washington or Baltimore and may target outfielder Roger Maris from Kansas City, with other options under consideration.
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