Assured Of Third Figure Skating Title
Dave Jenkins staged a dramatic late rally to approach the lead in the world men's figure skating championship. Tim Brown of Sacramento held a slim margin after compulsory figures, with Brown at 64.9 and Jenkins at 68.1. the free skate looms as the deciding phase. Jenkins, Cleveland, remains the favorite to clinch the title alongside Carol Heiss of New York.
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Tim Brown
Sacramento
Calif
Jenkins
Brown
Joops
Denins
Cleveland
Oan
Carol Heiss
Ozone Park
N. Y
Tee Kee Kingdom
College Scores In Southern Conference Tourney Semifinals
The Associated Press reports semifinal results across the Southern Conference tournament with various teams posting scores including Citadel 33 George Washington 52 and California 79 Brown 75. The recap lists multiple college games and players across a range of schools.
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Associated Press
West Virginia
Unclear: Golf Match Results From Messy OCR Text
Fragmentary report lists golfers and scores in a jumbled string. Names such as Armstrong Maxwell Barajas Palmer Padilla appear amid garbled phrases, with locations including New York San Diego and Tijuana. No coherent outcome or event details can be confirmed from the text.
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Fair Oaks
Madison Square
Ace
Armstrong
Grough
Elizabeth
Ye Si Sat Henke
Ialo Scortichia
Naty
Steend
San Diego
Calif
Rine
Billy Maxwell
Odessa
Tex
Barajas Jiminew
Tijuana
Palmer
Ligonar
Mexico
Padilla
Pawehh
Seekion
Cadets Beat Middletown 50 28 In Season Finale
Frederick Cadets won the final game of the season 50 to 28 at the Cadet gym led by Skeet Geisbert with 16 points and Ron Engle adding 14. Middletown guard John Hendricks left the game early, Frederick built a 21 point lead by halftime and maintained the advantage through the fourth quarter.
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Baton Rouge
API
Tae
Frederick
Burky Gammers
Graudur
Middletown
Skeet Geisbert
Ron Engle
Wayne Rhoderick
Fredrick
Feadering Yeading
John Hendricks
Cadets
John Kellar
Tinker Michael
Phil Stevens
Keller
St. John's
Hedgesville
Anu
Geisbert
Michael
Johnnies
Jvs
Hartman
Quill
Fielde
Grove
Dale Ramsburg
St. John's War
Davis
Mac Branden
Martin O ¢Burg
Lipps
Sappington
Dick Floyd
Spencer
Wise
Hollis
Johnson
Albright
St. John’s
Hegesville
School boys and staff in parade with mothers in front
In center row the mothers of the boys stand before each child while Dale Engle and Warren Smith, with Homer Brooks and David L Dean among staff, are named as principal and coach. Wayne Crum and his mother are off camera. Cheer leaders Dawne Kemp Jaime Mea assist in the ceremony.
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Wayne Crum
Dawne Kemp
Jaime Mea
First Landing Favored In Flamingo Stakes Field
Miami AP reports First Landing chosen as 45 to 1 favorite for Saturdays Flamingo Stakes with a projected $502 452 prize for the winner if the 10 entrants go to post Eddie Arcaro planned to ride from California to guide First Landing who set a world earnings record at 2 and has won 416 138 for owner Christopher Chenery Also listed are Troilus Eurasia Mocony Rare Rice Easy Spur Open View Rico Tesio Manassa Master Scotland and odds on Troilus at 20 1 with all starters at 122 pounds
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Miami. Fla
First Landing
Christopher Chenery
Eddie Arcaro
California
NBC
Troius
Chris Rogers
Alpine Wins Class C Title in Gill Gymnasium
Alpine defeats Robert Moton High 58 to 33 at Gill Gymnasium Western Maryland College Westminster to win Class C. New Windsor beats Sykesville 40 to 31 for third. Elmer Wolfe High defeats Mt Airy 51 to 36 in consolation. North Carroll vs Southern High in District Three opener at 9 p.m. Tuesday.
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Valleymen
Beet Eka
Adel
Homer Brooks
Ron Jone Hartsock
Dale Ramsbur
Tom
Shick
North Hagers
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Silentees
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Evans
Brooks
Emmitsburg
Smith
Umble
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Hamerick
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Burman
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Hite
DeLauder
Entr Ae —' Zimmerman
McGee
Robert Moton
Engle Il
New Windsor
Rhoderick
Kephart
Sykesville
Elmer Wolfe
Brandenburg
Mt. Airy
Michael
Ramsburg
Stevens M
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Hendricks Flock
Washington
Harshman
Mt. St. Mary's
Hayes
Baltimore University
Keller
Mason-Dixon
Shafer
Loyola of Baltimore
Frederick War
Mt St Mary's
Eagles
Gill Gymnasium
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Robert Moton High
Sykesville High
Elmer Wolfe High School
Union Bridge
North Carroll
Southern High School
Anne Arundel County
Gardner Again Hit In Face With Ball
Baltimore second baseman Billy Gardner was struck in the face by a thrown ball during a bunt drill at training camp. He suffered a deep diagonal cut on his nose bridge and a bruise near his right eye but escaped serious injury. Teammate Gene Woodling narrowly avoided injury when a bat swung by catcher Charlie White nearly hit him.
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Miami
Fla
Billy Gardner
Baltimore Oriole
Gardner
Paul Richards
Wes Stock
Gus Triandos
Oriole
Gene Woodling
Charlie White
Woodling
Hepburn to resume film work in Mexico after hospital plane
Actress Audrey Hepburn flies to Durango, Mexico by chartered plane to resume work on a movie. She had been recuperating at home since January 28 after suffering fractures of two vertebrae in a horse accident during filming The Unforgiven. Ralph Beaver Strassburger, publisher of the Norristown Times-Herald, dies in Paris at 76. He was a US Naval Academy graduate and led the paper since 1921.
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Audrey Hepburn
Durango
Mexico
Ralph B. Strassburger
Norristown
Ralph Beaver Strassburger
Norristown Times- Herald
Paris
U5. Naval Academy
Times-Herald
Bell Recovers In Philadelphia After Illness
Commissioner Bert Bell of the NFL is in satisfactory condition after hospitalization for bronchitis. Dr. Harrison Flippin reported his status on Friday. Bell, 63, caught a cold while attending Tim Mara’s funeral in New York.
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Philadelphia
Bert Bell
National Football League
Harrison Flippin
Tim Mara
New York Giants
Shenandoah Downs Nears Night Races Opening May 1
West Virginia Racing Commission secretary William D. Poland inspected Shenandoah Downs in Charles Town noting progress on grandstand lighting paddocks and the racing strip. The facility is awarded 14 night meets for 195 with May 1 opening and a September to October fall meet. General Manager Robert G. Leavitt accompanied Poland who projected completion of clubhouse and other minor constructions by May.
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W. Va
William D. Poland
West Virginia Racing Commission
Shenandoah Downs
West Virginia Commission
Poland
Robert G. Leavitt
Myersville Man Trials for Pan American Olympics
John Horine of Frostburg State, a senior, will travel to New York for a Pan American Olympic tryout after standout performances with the Frostburg soccer team. Horine, son of Grover F. Horine, excels as inside left and has earned multiple All Southern honors. If successful in March trials, he would become the college’s first athlete to reach the Pan American Games.
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Boston
Celtics
John Horine
Myersville
Frostburg State
John
Grover F. Horine
Middletown High School
Frostburg
Tinkaloro Aims to Win Bowie Southern Maryland Handicap
Bowed with $319,000 career earnings Tinkaloro faces a $20,000-added Southern Maryland Handicap at Bowie. The 4 year old brown filly from Triple M Farm drew little bidding last year and will seek a strong performance against a field of notable colts Saturday afternoon.
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Arcadia
Calif
C. W. Smith
Hillsdale
Bowie
Bowie, Md
Tinkaloro
Southern Maryland
Triple M Farm
Laurel
National Hockey League Friday Schedule
The Associated Press lists no games on Friday with games set for Saturday across major matchups. Toronto visits New York and Detroit travels to Chicago while Montreal hosts New York and Boston faces Chicago in afternoon or evening slots. Sunday brings Toronto at New York and Detroit at Chicago.
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National Hockey League
Associated Press
New York
Montreal
Detroit
Toronto
Boston
Chicago
Celtics topple Minneapolis in high scoring clash
Boston defeated Minneapolis 173 to 139 in a Friday NBA game. The schedule listed games including St. Louis against Syracuse and Cincinnati matchups with Detroit while others aired on television.
Walkersville teams show historic basketball success and local sports notes
Walkersville high schools have posted strong multi year basketball records with varsity 17 1 and jayvees 15 1 in 1955 57 and unbeaten jayvees 18 0 1957 58 while varsity 16 5 this year. The Lions posted four straight unbeaten seasons beginning 1957 58 and coaches Bill Talley and George Ramsburg receive credit alongside school spirit in Glade Valley. A horse racing rush features Flamingo favorite First Landing at Hialeah and Tinkalero at Bowie with baseball meetings and local umpires preparing rules and schedules. County basketball wraps up as Frederick High hosted Middletown and district tournament play begins next week with Frederick County limited to Class A and B entries in Frederick and Brunswick.
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Claas
Imm
Jayvees
Une
Jayvee Cagers
Walkersville
Walkersville Lions
Jayvee
Lion
Bill Talley
George Ramsburg
Glade Valley
First Landing
Hialeah
Viple Tivan Dales
Bowie
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Doubs
the Legion
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Middletown
Frederick County
Frederick
Brunswick
M Moss Alexander Dies in St Louis at 63
M Moss Alexander 63 former Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis board chair died Friday night from heart ailment. Alexander led the local Fed board and had a lengthy career in finance and public service.
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M. Moss Alexander
ST. Louis, Mo
Federal Reserve Bank
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