Mounts Face Georgetown Hoyas In Tough Outsider Clash
Mount St Marys travels to Georgetown for a post holiday test against the Hoyas. Mt St Marys features O'Reilly leading with 18.1 PPG on a 49.2 FG% team, while Georgetown relies on rebounding strength from Sharpier and Tagliabue to challenge a press and zone defense.
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Mt. St. Mary's
Georgetown Hoyas
Georgetown
Mountaineers
Phillips Oilers
Catholic University
Tatley
Pfeiffer
Mount
A Maryland Anglers Club on the Potomac New Year’s Day
In Frederick a loosely organized fishing group meets annually on the Potomac banks near the PEPCO power plant. The event features camaraderie and light mischief with John Fox as sole officer ensuring bait, Bill Slagle keeping the fire, hatchery manager Albert Powell sharing sunfish, and reports of catches including roughscale suckers. Miss Leah B. Allen notes stream trap safety concerns and praises her lifelong mentor.
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Frederick
Potomac
PEPCO
John Fox
Bill Slagle
Bill
John
Albert Powell
Maryland
Albert
Jim Schroyer
John Wheeldon
Sherwood McKenzie
Ralph Michael
Ralph
Sherwood
Bud Mack
Tom Federline
Emmitsburg Liners Defeat Sykesville In Local Tilt
Emmitsburg Liners edge Sykesville 68 to 46 as Don Sweeny exits with a leg injury. Jim Hewitt scores 24 and Ken Swomley 12 for Emmitsburg. May leads Sykesville with 21.
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Emmitsburg
Brmitsburg
Sykesville
Don Sweeny
Jim Hewitt
Ken Swomley
Bill Zimmerman
Kenny Slick
May
Sykesville Gft
Hewitt
Fite
Slick
Wallette
Pott
Sweeny
Swomley
C’tsail
Hyde
Bandr
Thay
Emmitsburg Rams
Walkersville Lions Top Middletown 65 50 In Tri State Tilt
Walkersville defeated Middletown 65 to 50 as Bob Smith and Carroll Crum combined for 46 points and most rebounds. Smith scored 25 and Crum 21, with Smith repeatedly forcing Middletown to double team. Harold Horne and Arthur Bidle led Middletown with 19 and 18 points.
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Walkersville Lions
Middletown
Bob Smith
Carroll Crum
Walkersville
Knights
Smith
Crum
Lion
Harold Horne
Arthur Bidle
Bill Talley
J. W
Walkers
Goft Smith
Harne
Hott
Bide
Stroup
Eaves
Holter
Ketuv
Duncan
Meathr
Frederick Loses 10-Point Lead As South Rallies For Victory
South Hagerstown downed Frederick High 57-47 in a Tri-State League game. Phil Perry sparked a late surge for the Rebels while Frederick battled fouls and a stubborn press, dropping their second straight high school league contest.
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Frederick
South
Hagerstown
Frederick High School
South Hagerstown
Cadets
Nanan
Allegany
Phil Perry
Homer Brooks
Bayles
Perry
Dick Bayles
Int
Dave Ayersman
Dwight Guyton
Jerty Reid
Ayersman
Rebels
Danny Boone
Frederick Bobbles
South Hagers
Seidling i
Frederick ST
Wilma Rudolph wins Sullivan AAU trophy in 1961
Wilma Rudolph Ward the women's world 100 meter record holder was voted the James E. Sullivan Award for 1961 by the AAU. The Tennessee State senior set the 11.2 second 100m record in Stuttgart last July and helped the U.S. women’s 400m relay world record team in Moscow. She led ballots with 1,627 points. Ralph Boston and Tommy Kono followed in points.
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New York
Wilma Rudolph Ward
James E. Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union
AAU
United States
Dietzel Poised to Leave LSU for Army Coaching Post
Paul Dietzel is expected to sign a five year contract as Army head coach for 20 000 a year this week. He would replace Dale Hall at West Point after LSU activated an 18500 contract with four years left. Army athletic officials confirm negotiations are ongoing and Dietzel weighed a new challenge at West Point.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
West Point
N.Y
Paul Dietzel
Army
Louisiana State
Dietzel
Emory
Adams Jr
Jim ‘Corbett
L.A.A
Paul
Corbett
L.S.A
Colorado
Miami
Earl
Red) Bierk
Dale Hall
Bearcats Coach Claims Officials Discriminate
Cincinnati coach Ed Jucker accused Missouri Valley Conference officials of bias at a boosters club meeting. He cited differing in season and national rules and alleged four technicals for standing, contrasting with Wichita State coach standing during the same game. Conference Commissioner Norval Neves defended following NCAA rules.
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Cincinnati
Ed Jucker
Cincinnati Bearcats
Boosters Club
Norval Neves
Jucker
Wichita
Ralph Miller
Neve
Kansas City
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Navy Coach Heads West To Seek Fresh Grid Talent
Navy coach Wayne Hardin travels to the West Coast to interview football prospects after a 7-3 season and a third straight Army win. He will scout in the San Francisco and Los Angeles areas and finish with the Bing Crosby Golf Tournament starting January 8 before returning February 1.
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Annapolis
Navy
Wayne Hardin
West Coast
Hardin
Army
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Calif
Academy
Navy Tops Georgia Tech In Overtime Thriller
Navy edged Georgia Tech 64 62 in overtime as Blond Bill Kirvan scored the late layup and hit the decisive free throw after a Tech foul. Dave Tremaine added a clinching free throw with 15 seconds left. Ron Terwilliger led Navy with 24 points while Tomasovich had 14 for Tech.
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Atlanta
Bill Kirvan
Navy
Middies
Georgia Tech
Kirvan
Cooly
Tech
Mike Tomasovich
Dave Tremaine
Frank Landrey
Midshipmen
Ron Terwilliger
Tomasovich
Josh Powell
Yellow Jackets
Tremaine
Kirwan
US Bowl Rosters Near Completion
The U S Bowl rosters for the East versus West game are set with changes due to injuries. Baylor’s Bobby Ply will start at quarterback for the East replacing Dave Sarette of Syracuse, who was hurt in Saturday’s Blue-Gray game. Detroit’s John Stonebraker will join the East at end replacing Tom Perdue of Ohio State, sidelined by an East-West game injury. Fran Palandrini of NC State will start on the West at tackle replacing Fate Echols of Northwestern who has other commitments.
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Washington
Bobby Ply
Baylor
Dave Sarette
Syracuse
Sarette
John Stonebraker
University of Detroit
Tom Perdue
Ohio State
Fran Palandrini
N.C. State
Fate Echols
Northwestern
Echols
Davis AP Back Of Year Led by Ernie Davis of Syracuse
Ernie Davis of Syracuse named back of the year by the Associated Press after a 3 year Syracuse career culminating in a national title in 1959 and an 80 000 three year NFL contract with the Cleveland Browns. Davis led rushing and scoring with 823 yards and 65 points while earning Heisman recognition.
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Associated Press
Ernie Davis
Syracuse
Bob Ferguson
Ohio State
Jim Saxton
Texas
Minnesota
Sandy Stephens
Pat Trammell
Alabama
John Hadi
Kansas
Roman Gabriel
North Carolina State
Iowa State
Dave Hoppmann
Davis
Clevelahl Browns
National Football League
Cleveland
Im Brown
Miami
Fifa
Lance Atworth
Arkansas
Mel Renfro
Oregon
Curtis McClinton
Mike Fracchia
Eddie Wilson
Arizona
St John’s Girls Defeat Mt Airy 64 41
St John’s of Westminster built a big lead and held on for a 64 to 41 victory over Mt Airy. Leading scorers were Lister with 27 and Corbitt with 13 for St John’s while Vernon Dodson added 14 and Doug Day 11 for Mt Airy.
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MT. Airy
St. John’s of Westminster
Lister
Corbitt
St. John’s
Vernon Dodson
Doug
MT. Airy ST. Johns
Cirb
Blanton
Kin
Dodson
Oe Buckiey
Leister
Wil
ST. John's
1962 Mason-Dixon Swim League Bout Opens Schedule
A round bout January 10 at Miami Beach Auditorium will open the 1962 fight schedule featuring Henry Hank of Detroit against Lino Rendon, the former Cuban now residing in New York, in Miami Beach.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Henry Hank
Detroit
Lino Rendon
New York
Miami Beach Auditorium
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Richmond
Paul Sharpter
Paul Tagliabue
John O’reilly
Dick Saylor
Dick “Talley
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Tally
Eddie Pfeiffer
Talley
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Bethlehem
Dave Ma
Loney
Providence
Tom O’keefe
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ITM
Leah B. Allen
Hood College
Miss Allen
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STUN
Mac
Lefty Kreh
Albert Powel
Bid Stagle
Mount St. Mary’s College
Dick Say
Jor
Mike Callahan
Wilma Rudolph
LSU
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Mason - Dixon Swim League
Frederick Dundalk Waynes
Towson
Chambersburg
Cumberland
Waynesboro
Dundalk
Hagerstown FF
Dundalk Frederick Towson
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