Dietzel Leaves LSU for Army West Point Coaching Post
LSU Board of Supervisors unanimously released coach Paul Dietzel from his five year $18 500 contract to accept Army's top football job. Dietzel said the move reflected his heart and lifelong goal to lead West Point football. He, four assistants, will negotiate at West Point and sign in coming days.
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Sweeney Leads Emmitsburg To Eighth In Row
Emmitsburg Liners led by Don Sweeney beat Smithsburg 75 to 59 for an eighth straight win. Sweeney scored 32 points on 16 field goals, with Hewitt and Shek adding 20 and 13. Zimmerman and Hewitt dominated rebounding with 22 combined boards. Smithsburg's Huff Holtzman and Winters led their team with 18 15 and 15 points.
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Poolesville Knocks Middletown In Low-Scoring Bout
Poolesville took control with a second quarter surge and defeated Middletown 64 to 44. Sewell led Poolesville with 20 points while Thompson and Yates added 15 and 10. For Middletown, Harold Harne scored 13 and Arthur Bidie 11 as top scorers.
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Bulldogs crush Moton 70 to 35 to open conference play
Mt Airy built a decisive 70 35 win over Robert Moton High School in the Carroll County Conference opener as Francis Buckley 24 Bill Franklin 23 and Ray Blanton 11 paced the Bulldogs while Moton’s Blackman led with 13 points.
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Westminster tops St John's in BRBL clash at McSherry Gym
Westminster drills St John s of Frederick 57 to 50 as Bob Lister scores 29 to pace the visitors. Frank Grove Wyhman leads Frederick with 15 points while Gant Mulcahey and Bricky’r split the rest of the Saints scoring. Westminster breaks away with three quick fourth quarter baskets to seal the win.
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Wyoming Coach Delays Decision On Nebraska Move
Wyoming coach Bob Devaney said he had not made a definite choice about taking the Nebraska head coaching job. He noted any move would depend on the Nebraska Board of Regents meeting in Lincoln and he has four years left on his Wyoming contract. Devaney had just returned from the South and discussed with athletic director Glenn J. Jacoby but no decision was announced.
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Clemson Meets Wake Forest for First Regional TV Cage Clash
Atlantic Coast Conference basketball action features Clemson at Wake Forest in the first weekly regional televised game. Duke hosts NC State and South Carolina at Maryland. North Carolina faces Notre Dame in the Charlotte Coliseum.
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Goalby Leads LA Open After First Round 64
Bob Goalby shot a 64 at Rancho Municipal Golf Club to lead the Los Angeles Open by three strokes. Doug Sanders Phil Rodgers Tommy Jacobs and Bob Keller trailed at 67, with Gary Player Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus further back in the 73 range. The event offers $45,000 total prize, with Goalby seeking a repeat win on the same course.
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Frank Wharton
Gene Lit Her
Bob Rosburg
Stan Leonard
Julius Boros
Maryland Scholastic Basketball Scores Roundup
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Bell assumes deputy command of Second U.S. Army
Major General Raymond E. Bell, a 1927 West Point graduate, becomes deputy commanding general of the Second U.S. Army in Fort George G. Meade. He succeeds MGen Rinaldo Van Brunt, who retired December 31 to lead Maryland Civil Defense, and will oversee National Guard, Army Reserve and ROTC affairs across six states. He recently completed a Brazil tour as chairman of the U.S. delegation to the Joint Brazil United States Military Commission.
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Horticulturists Elect Gardnehour Maryland President
Ray mond K. Gardnehour of Smithsburg was elected president at the Maryland State Horticultural Society’s 64th annual meeting held in Hagerstown. Clay W. Shaw Stewardstown and Edward W. Hepburn Hancock were named vice presidents with A. F. Vierheller College Park secretary treasurer. John Rinehart Ringgold and Denton Abbs Smithburg joined the executive committee. Harry L. Swift of the U.S. Weather Bureau announced a new regional weather service for farmers and orchardists starting next spring.
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Peruvian Congress Grants Special Powers to Fight Infiltration
Peru's Congress unanimously approved President Prado's request for special powers to repel Communist infiltration. Other briefs note Israel TV plans stirring debate among intellectuals and boxing scheduling for Thompson versus Rodriguez at Madison Square Garden. Fort Ross history and NBA postponements are also listed.
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