Frederick Cadets rally for first Tri-State win over North Hagerstown
Frederick Cadets overcome a 21-14 halftime deficit to beat North Hagerstown 47-42 for their first Tri-State League victory. Boone scores 16 as he and Baines control the boards in a second half run, with key late baskets from Boone securing the lead and the win.
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Frederick
Frederick Cadets
North Hagerstown
Eal
Danny Boone
Dick Baines
Hecie
Ted
Tom Bichy
Bayles
North
Joe Henderson
North Center
Dave Ayersman
Jerry Reid
Ricky
Tom
South Hagerstown
Reid
Baines
Henderson Mt
Flaherty
Hagerstown
Ayersman
Rachiel Miller
Richy
Skip Barnhart
Howard Hoy
Maris and Ruth Revisited in Record Breaker Debate
The response to Roger Maris breaking Babe Ruth's 60 home runs spans praise and dispute. Proponents highlight Maris’s awards and modern athleticism while critics cite the asterisk era and altered schedules.
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Babe Ruth
Sporting News
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Babe
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Wilt Chamberlain
Frank Budd
Yankee Stadium
Ford Frick
Ruth
Frick
Baltimore
Memorial Stadium
Yankees
Homer
Milt Pappas
Orioles
Pappas
Hoyt Wilhelm
Tracey Stallard
Boston
Tommy Holmes
New York Herald Tribune
Dave Brady
The
Washington Post
High School Grid Rule Changes Approved to Cut Injuries
Football rules makers approved six changes after a two day convention in St Louis. Key moves restrict elbow use by defenders and blockers to reduce injuries with new protections for hands forearms and face. A two inch kicking tee trial and tooth protector flexibility were also permitted.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
ST Louis
National
Allance
St Loui
Officels
Wenner powers Brunswick past Walkersville 74 59 in county clash
John Wenner scores 24 as Brunswick Railroaders roll to a 74 59 victory over Walkersville in the county game of the week. Kubat chips in 16 as Wenner and Kubat pace Brunswick to a 13 9 first quarter and 32 28 halftime lead.
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Walkersville
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Carroll Crum
Smith
Raireaters
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Beacht
Crum
Kelty
Brandtoi
Eaves
Hill
Haines
Jones
Duncan
Musial signs final pact with Cardinals to retire after 1962
Stan Musial, lifelong Cardinal and seven time batting champion, announced at his contract signing he plans to retire as a player after the 1962 season. He indicated he may stay with the club in another capacity and acknowledged a pay cut to about 65 000 to 70 000 for 1962 amid personal business interests.
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Allan Merritt
ST. Louis
Stan Musial
St Lews Cardinals
Musial
Augusto Busch Jr
Bing Devine
Devine
Evansville Tops AP small college poll in season debut
Evansville Indiana ranked No 1 in the Associated Press small college basketball poll with a 6-3 record after defeating major rivals Purdue Yale and Pittsburgh. Tennessee State sits second at 7-1 with 48 points. Top ten also includes Grambling Georgetown Mount St Marys Hofstra Westminster and Southern Illinois among others.
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Mount St Mary's
Purple Aces
Ilast
All Wee
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Yale
Pitts
Burgh
Tennessee State
Ind
Grambling
Prairie View
Tex
Wittenberg
Geogetown
Southern Mlllnois
Hofstra
Westminster
Mount St Marys
Gary Payne Advances in BPAA All-Star Qualifying
Frederick bowler Gary Payne enters the third qualifying round at the BPAA All-Star Tourney in Miami with an eight game total of 168. He posted a four game 696 series including 167 174 143 and 212 and has averaged 186 in early rounds. The event awards 15000 to the winner and 100000 total prize money with 288 competitors.
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Miami
Fla
Gary Payne
Frederick
Payne
Football dies hard with five more games left this season
Grimsley notes five NFL and college all star games scheduled for the weekend including the Pro Bowl in Los Angeles and senior bowls in Mobile and Washington. The Miami Orange Bowl hosts the NFL runners up clash between Philadelphia and Detroit. The AFL All Star game airs in San Diego.
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Associated Press
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Ala
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Calif
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Washington
Honolulu
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Eagles
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Mike Cotten
Texas
Ronnie Bull
Baylor
Earl Gros
Louisiana State
Uch
Ed Wilson
Arizona
Tom Larscheid
Utah State
Steve Semmes
Rutgers
Houston
Jack Kemp
Cotton Davidson
Dallas
George Blanda
al Dorow
New York
D.C
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