Thurmont and Frederick remain undefeated in local scenes
In Thurmont the Mountaineers powered to an 84 to 46 win over Fairfield led by Mat Wiley with 24 points. Jeff Thorpe and George Campbell added 10 each as Thurmont stretched their record to five wins without a loss. Junior varsity also prevailed 46 to 28 behind Joe Ladish with 13 points.
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Thurmont
Mountaineer
Mounties
Fairfield
Mat Wiley
Wiley
Jeff Thorpe
George Campbell
Larry Brown
Steve Wildasin
Jim Wastler
Kuykendall
Mountaineers
Singanore
Brunswick
Railroaders
Joe Ladish
Fairfield Jrs
Thurmont Fairfield
Willams
Thorpe
Campbell
Nikirk
Brown
Wyatt
Smith
Polley
Eyler
Wildasin
Metcalfe
Wastler
Oakes
Brunswick Railroaders rout Emmitsburg 90 to 39
Brunswick shot to a 24-8 first period lead and stretched it to 66-27 by the end of the third as Steve Cox scored 18 points for the Railroaders who beat Emmitsburg for the season’s second win. Stanley Andrew led Emmitsburg with 19 points, with Neal Wilhelm guiding the junior varsity to a 41-24 win over Emmitsburg JVs.
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Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Railroaders
Liners
Steve Cox
Dave Gaither
Gary Carter
Stanley Andrew
Neal Wilhelm
Emmitsburg Jvs
Eyler
Brunswick Emmitsburg Gft
Carter
Wierman
Edwards
Creauer
Aacmurray
Andro
Paradis
Baker
Bryant says Tide is greatest team despite No. 3 ranking
Alabama coach Paul Bryant criticized the national poll method but backed bowls over elimination plans. He praised his No. 3 Alabama squad after a Sugar Bowl win over Nebraska, noting the team’s depth and talent and calling it the greatest he has ever seen.
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New Orleans
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Alabama
Michigan State
Duffy Daugherty
Bryant
Southeastern
Nebraska
Florida
Georgia Tech
Tennessee
Syracuse
Georgia
Southern Methodist
Texas
Mississippi
Cornhuskers
Lenny Stabler
Ray Perkins
Notre Dame
Bob Devaney
College Basketball Scores and Giants Sign Bernard Williams
College basketball results show Louisville, Tulsa, Tennessee, Furman, Duke, Penn State, Texas, Arkansas, Loyola Chicago, Yale, Auburn, LSU, Tulane, and others with varied margins. In San Francisco, Bernard Williams, 18, an Oakland high school and American Legion standout, signed a bonus contract with the Giants after standout senior seasons batting .359 and .390 respectively.
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Louisville
Tulsa
Tennessee
Furman
Duke
Penn State
Hemple
Penn
Texas
Arkansas
Chicago
Loyola
Minn
SMU
Baylor
Tulane
Yale
Auburn
LSU
Baltimore
Giants
SAN Francisco
Bernard Williams
American Legion
Oakland
San Francisco Giants
Williams
St. Elizabeth’s High School
Oakland American Legion
Patriots Rout South 61 50 In tight TJ Gym victory
Thomas Johnson held a 23 21 halftime edge as Tim Ambrose sparked a third quarter run with nine points. Ambrose totaled 15 rebounds while Ward Brown added 12, and Ron Heffner scored 14 for the winners. South Hagerstown was led by Ed Buchanan with 16, John Sehnebly 13, and Ralph Stoner 10. Earlier Steve Harper led the Rebel Juniors to a 38 32 win over TI JVs.
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South Hagerstown
Thomas Johnson
Patriots
TJ Gymnasium
South
Pats
Tim Ambrose
Ambrose
Ward Brown
Ron Heffner
Brown
Ed Buchanan
John Sehnebly
Ralph Stoner
Steve Harper
TI JV
Hagerston
Ambrace
Dykstra
Stoner
Heffner
Frederick CC Cage Schedule
Frederick CC cage schedule lists home and away dates from January to February with games against Anne Arundel CC Baltimore College of Commerce St Marys Baltimore Institute Bel Air CC and a possible tournament at St Marys CC. Home games appear in caps and include times such as 8 pm and 1:30 pm.
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Baltimore College OF Commerce
ST Mary’s
Baltimore Institute
Martinsburg Routs St. Joseph's 83 56 in stay-quick setback
Martinsburg defeated St. Joseph's 83 to 56 as St. Joe's endured a third straight loss. Marty Williams led St. Joe's with 31 points on 11 of 16 from the floor and 9 of 10 at the line, while John Sherwin added 10. Martinsburg pulled away in the second period, taking a 36–23 halftime lead. St. Joe's poorly shot the night, finishing well under 30 percent, and face St. John’s next.
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Martinsburg
St. Joseph’s
Saints
St. Joe’s
Marty Williams
John Sherwin
West Virginians
St. Joe's
St. John’s
Frederick
ST. Joseph’s Martinsburg
Sherwin
McNamee
Smith
Null
Williams
Snell
Adelsberger
Wagner
U Koontz
Knewly
Ostrowser
Knesty
Lowens
St. Joseph's
SG Martinsburg
Middletown tops Lancers 66 to 54 in varsity clash
Middletown pulled away after a tight first half, defeating Linganore 66 to 54 as all five Middletown starters scored in double figures. Jerry Bidle and Bryan Hannum led with 14 points each, Melvin Henderson 13, and Rick Zeigler 11. Dwight Repp led Linganore with 20, supported by Gary Smith 17 and Artie Elworthy 15.
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Middletown
Singapore
Lancers
Jerry Bidle
Bryan Hannum
Knights
Melvin Henderson
Rick Ziegler
Steve Nikirk
Dwight Repp
Gary Smith
Artie Elworthy
Henderson
Hannum
Linganore
Bob Sheffler
Linganore Jvs
Linganore Gft Wort
Frederick High Cruises Past Westminster for Fifth Win
Willis Hall led Frederick High with 19 points as the Cadets beat Westminster 57 to 42 for their fifth victory without a loss. Frederick built a 12-5 lead after the first quarter, led 22-20 at halftime, and pulled away in the final period, outscoring Westminster 17 to seven. Frederick shot 44 percent 25 of 57, while Westminster struggled despite a rugged early defense. Junior varsity fell 34-50 to Westminster.
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Westminster
Willis Hall
Frederick High
Owls
Frederick
Anza
South Hagerstown
Westminster Jvs
Ronnie Proctor
Kenny Boyd
Boyd
Frederick Frederick Westminster
Atacha
Feland
Spencer Ovit Foreman
Collins
Palma
Gagnon
Oram J
Freyman
Fatal
Stram Denies Quote Chiefs Would Tear Packers Apart
Kansas City coach Hank Stram called a published quote accusing him of saying the Chiefs would tear the Green Bay Packers apart ridiculous. He said he did not say that and would never say such a thing. Stram noted KC had just beaten Buffalo 31 7 to win the AFL title and he did not yet know the NFL title winner.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Chiefs
Green Bay Packers
Hank Stram
Chiefs
Stram
Buffalo Bills
Dallas
Friday’s Schedule of Local High School Games
Friday schedule lists Fred- South Hagerstown versus a trick Thomas Johnson at Martins hore, Linganore at Thurmont, Brunswick at Middletown, Emmitsburg at Fairfield, St. Joseph’s at St. John’s, North Carroll at Mt. Airy, Poolesville at Walter Johnson, Damascus at Northwood.
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Wer
Linganore
Thurmont
Brunswick
Middletown
Emmitsburg
Fairfield
St. Joseph's
St. John’s
North Carroll
Mt. Airy
Poolesville
Walter Johnson
Damascus
Northwood
Canceled Races Rescheduled At Pimlico Spring Meet
Five days of horse racing canceled at Laurel due to snow will be rescheduled at Pimlico in the spring. The Maryland Racing Commission said the lost days will be recouped during April 24 to May 5. Joseph F. Flanagan retires as the commission's steward and J Fred Colwill is named to replace him. Merrall MacNeille and J. Melvin Mackin become the two other judges. Also, Kim Ki-Soo and Curtis Cokes share World Boxing Association Boxer of the Month honors.
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John Fox
Fox’s
Cherrington
Pepco
David Whipp
David
Bob Abraham
Bob
C. A. Cromwell
Frederick
Chick Harrison
Don
Jim Windsor
Fulton Sears
Chick
Laurel
Pimlico
Maryland Racing Commission
Bowie
The
Racing Commission
Joseph F. Flanagan
Flanagan
Commission
J Fred Colwill
Merrall MacNeille
Delaware
Marlboro
Hagerstown
J. Melvin Mackin
Louisville
Kim Ki-Soo
South Korea
King Curtis Cokes
Dallas
World Boxing Association
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Maryland
Ole Friendly
John
Bama
Jem Gilford
Don Windsor
Harrison
Cherrington Warm Water
Ohruhiva
Jim Gifora
Joe
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Philomena Murphy
Lenox Bill Hospital
New York
Evelyn Hysler
Namath
Frederick CC
St. Mary’s CC
Middletown Registers
Fred
Atrick Thomas Johnson
Martinshore
Montgomery Ward
Dial
Phillips 68
Philheat
Blue Ridge
OIL Company
P.O. Box
Frederick, Md
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