Cadets vs Rebels in key Frederick league clash
The Frederick Cadets host the South Hagerstown Rebels in a top Maryland league game. South Hagerstown arrives 7 0 after a three point burst in three minutes helped them stay unbeaten. The contest follows a busy week with strong performances by Ward Walker and others.
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Shaw and Lombardi Name Assistants for All Star Game
Pro Bowl coaches Buck Shaw and Vince Lombardi selected their assistants for the January 1 game. Shaw named Nick Skorich and Jerry Williams from the Philadelphia Eagles, while Lombardi tapped Phil Bengston and Bill Austin of the Green Bay Packers.
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Holiday Tourney Lions Beat Knights In Consolation
Ron Linton led the Lions with 20 points as they defeated the Knights 65 to 50 in the Walters Holiday Tournament final Saturday. In the consolation, Walkersville beat Thurmont 56 to 50. Ron Smgre netted 18 and 13 to pace the Railroaders to their win. The piece also notes IGY participation facts from 1958 and a game recap with box score leftovers.
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McKeever Signs With Rams After Hula Bowl
Honolulu AP reports Marlin McKeever, USC great end, plans to sign with the Los Angeles Rams after the Hula Bowl. His brother Mike, sidelined by brain surgery, hopes for a Rams pairing if doctors approve, following Mike’s USC season end.
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YMCA Cage Results Recap and Local Notes
Brief summary notes YMCA cage results and related local items. Mentions Trion and business matters in terse fashion with limited readable details.
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Washington Huskies topple Minnesota in Rose Bowl upset
In Pasadena Washington shocks national champion Minnesota 21 to 14 as quarterback Bob Schbredt and star backs lead a fast attack to counter the Gophers late rally. The game features a strong Huskies defense and a brace of scoring drives in the first half.
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ACC Teams Return to Regular Slate After Holidays
ACC basketball resumes with Duke at Navy and Georgia Tech at North Carolina State in conference play. NC State and Duke both moved from the Dixie Classic results into the new round as UNC tops the Classic, while Wake Forest leads ACC with a 3-0 mark. Virginia, Maryland and others trail as the schedule unfolds this week with games across Wake Forest Clemson and Charlotte.
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Ohio State Tops AP Basketball Poll as Bradley Moves Up
Ohio State remains No 1 for the second straight week in the AP poll with 360 points while Bradley climbs to No 2 and Bonaventure holds third. North Carolina and UCLA also rise as Duke suffers a loss, and regional play highlights a changing top ten with Indiana and Ohio State swapping spots.
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Local Court Nearby Matchups Schedule
Tonight South Hagerstown visits Frederick Svkestifie and Emmitsburg hosts St. John's Westminster. Wednesday rsville travels to Francis Scott Key while Friday Walkersville hosts North Hagerstown Iddletown and Robert Moten meets Lincoln. St. Josephs Martinsburg plays St. Johns.
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Washington Owings Elated After Rose Bowl Victory
Washington coach Jim Owens praised his team after a Rose Bowl win as stars like Sandy Stephens and Bill Munsey delivered clutch plays. Minnesota’s defense, led by Don McKetn, stifled the senior standout and halted a late Husky scoring push.
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Duke Triumphs 7 6 Over Rice In Tight Dallas Tilt
Duke edge Rice 7 6 as Moorman catches lonesome end pass for winning TD. Alworth ignites Rice with a 49 yard punt return TD and an on the run kickoff return. Arkansas outgains Duke 219 rushing to 189, but Duke wins with late Moorman TD and Browning convert. Mississippi defeats Rice 14 6 behind Gibbs two scores in Sugar Bowl crowd of 82,851.
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Devine Enjoys Shower Victory After Orange Bowl Win
Missouri head coach Dan Devine celebrated with his players after a 21 14 Orange Bowl win over Navy. Navy’s Bellino and Beal had key plays but Missouri’s defense and line dominated the game. Raiders president and GM roles open as Eddie Erdelatz declines dual duties. Japan’s Kenji Fukunishi retains Orient welterweight title with a 12 round decision over Munchai.
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Missouri Dominates Navy in Orange Bowl Ground Attack
Missouri surged to a decisive 21 to 7 victory over Navy, led by Greg Mather's 98 yard run and Beal's 190 yard rushing, while Navy was shut out on the ground. Andy Russell and Beal made key plays, but Missouri controlled the game with end sweeps and stout defense, finishing with 206 rushing yards to Navy’s minus eight.
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