All County Basketball Team Picks For 1959-60
The News-Post selects the All County squad noting Bill Tal’s Fredericksburg prep era. Livton leads as 6-5 forward and top scorer with key rebounding while Jo nes and Smith from Walkersville and others like Flea sle, White, Wingisler, Spurrier contribute across Class C and Blue Ridge Catholic League context.
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Lincoln Loses Tourney Game 86 67
Lincoln fell 86 to 67 in an Inter-District tourney game at Bowie State Teachers College. Jost faced Moten of Easton, Md., in a noted matchup during the Saturday afternoon contest.
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College Basketball Saturday Results Across The Nation
Results from numerous games show Providence edging Penn State 69 68, Temple beating St Johns, Memphis State and Indiana posting wins, and top teams like Duke Kentucky and North Carolina winning. Regional scores include UCLA over USC and UCLA 73 to 70, with a Southern Conference tournament final Virginia Tech defeated by West Virginia 82 72.
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Robertson Sets Another Major Scoring Record
Oscar Robertson boosted his career scoring mark to 969 with 13 field goals as Cincinnati overwhelmed Wichita 97 75. Ohio State remained undefeated in the Big Ten with a 93 46 rout of Wisconsin, while West Virginia clinched its sixth straight Southern Conference title with an 82 ? win over Virginia Tech. Vanderbilt upset Georgia Tech 62 57 as the bracket of all conference races tightened. others predicted wins included Utah, Bradley, California and St Bonaventure.
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Terps Dominate A Conference Swimming and Wrestling Meet
Maryland tops the A Conference with Marsland winning six swimming golds. NC State Duke and North Carolina claim multiple titles as Robin Best leads in freestyle and 1300 events. Ostrander helps relay and medley wins as Duke sets an ACC record with strong team performance.
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Rechnagel of Germany Sets Olympic Ski Jumping Record
Helmut Rechnagel, 23, East German mechanic, soared 93 and 84% meters in the Olympic ski jumping event, establishing a record as the Winter Games concluded. He claimed a leading score with 224 points, while Finnish rival Nulo Halonen and others chased medals in the rugged competition.
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US hockey claims third gold in dramatic Olympic finale
The United States swept to its third hockey gold as Canada beat Russia, while American skaters led by Raize Carillar and Vien contributed key goals. The event drew thousands as the team sealed victory with six unanswered strikes after a stamina test at high altitude.
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Larry Callahan Named Frederick County Coach of the Year
St. John's basketball coach Larry Callahan earned Frederick County Coach of the Year honors from the News-Post. The Johnnies finished 18-6, won the Blue Ridge Catholic League title, went undefeated in league play, and rode a ten game January streak.
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Stirling Moss Wins 155 Mile Grand Prix in Havana
English driver Stirling Moss won the 153 mile grand prix sports car race in Havana driving a Maserati Birdcage. He led from the start and finished in 4 hours 57 minutes 31.5 seconds at about 80 mph, earning 2500 dollars plus appearance money and expenses. Pedro Rodriguez finished second in a Ferrari. Jack Brabham retired on lap 19. Masten Gregory was third in a Porsche RSE.
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Linmold Wins Santa Anita Handicap Surprise
California longshot Linmold upsets the Santa Anita Handicap field to claim the $145,000 race. The victory elevates Linmold as three year olds prepare for the $100,000 added Santa Anita Derby with _Hopeful Stakes_ and Arlington Futurity winners among the prospects.
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Standiland Impresses Orioles Richards in Miami
Rookie Standiland provided long drives at the plate during Baltimore Orioles spring workout in Miami. Coach Leo Harrs praised Stamland and power hitters like Paul Richards as Standiland, a 26 year old in his major league debut, showcased his batting during the session.
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Squaw Valley officials praised for Winter Olympics success
Brundage, president of the International Olympic Committee, extended a Sunday note to organizers. He said people of California and Nevada the entire region are proud of what Squaw Valley accomplished.
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Palmer Wins Texas Open as Ford Narrowly Misses
Arnold Palmer prevailed in tough conditions at the Texas Open to win $2 800 after firing a 1 over par 13 for 2278 total. Doug Ford closed with a 2 under 70 to tie for second with Frank Stranahan, while Wesley Ellis Jr. finished fourth with 284 and $1 20. Clemente signed with the Pirates for 1960 as Skinner and Christopher remained unsigned.
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