Area Court matchups list for the week
The schedule lays out weekly college and high school games across Mount St. Mary's Western Maryland Frederick Emmitsburg Walkersville Middletown North Carroll Mt. Airy St. John's St. Maria Gozette Loyola St. Joseph Emmitsburg and rivals. Games span Monday to Sunday with multiple venues including Mt. St. Mary's University.
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Mt. St. Mary’s
Western Maryland
Handley
Frederick
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Mt. Airy
Sykesville
St. John’s
Lincoln
Francis Scott Key
Walkersville
Thurmont
Middletown
Baltimore U
Martinsburg
Smithsburg
Maryland
St. Joseph
Unbeatens Ohio State and Mississippi State Hold Top Spots
Ohio State extended its win streak to 11 with an 85-62 win over Northwestern while Mississippi State edged Auburn 51-48 for its 10th victory. Villanova fell 88-82 at West Virginia, dropping from the ranks of the unbeaten as Kansas State Duke and others also stumbled.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
Ohio State
Mississippi State
Villanova
Buckeyes
Northwestern
Rebels
Auburn
W.D. Stroud
Wildcats
West Virginia
Morgantown
Kansas State
Duke
Dayton
Detroit
Wichita
Missouri Valley
Texas Tech
Arkansas
Princeton
SK. State
Colorado
Buffaloes
Durham
North Carolina State
Cincinnati
Bradley
Bearcats
Tien
Wheat Shockers
Braves
Kentucky
Georgia Tech
Southern California
St. Lewis
Tulsa
Virginia
Seton Hall
California
Duquesne
St Bonaventure
Penn State
N.C. State
Bowling Green
Western Michigan
Ohio Sniv
NCAA AAU relationship may be given today in news conference
The NCAA may outline its next move in the power struggle with the AAU during a late afternoon news conference in Chicago. A potential major announcement on the collegiate body's relationship with the AAU is expected as the 56th convention opens with plans to influence international basketball and track functions.
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NCAA
Midwest
Dan Ferris
Pincus Sober
Louis Wilke
Bartlesville
Oklo
Wilke
Federation of International Basketball Associations
FIBA
Unj
Frederick foursome named AAU Jr Olympic 220 yard titlists
Frederick's girls relay team Debbie Thompson Tammy Davis Alfreda Bowie and Marlene Snowden earned the National Junior Olympic relay championship in 1961. Coach Jack Griffin announced after AAU South Atlantic committee confirmation. The quartet set a state mark May 10 at Clifton Park Baltimore running 26 seconds for the 22 yard leg. They hope to reach Los Angeles for the National AAU meet this summer with previous members competing in Gary Indiana last year.
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Griffin
Frederick
AAU
Debbie Thompson
Tammy Davis
Alfreda Bowie
Marlene Snowden
Jack Griffin
C. C. Jackson
South Atlantic Aau
South Atlantic
Clifton Park
Balmore
Debbie
Tammy
Alfredo
Marline
Baltimore
Fifth Regiment Armory
Los Angeles
Judy
Gary
Ind
Pro Football Lemm Seeks Common Draft To Save League
Wally Lemm, coach of the year, urged a common rookie draft for the American and National Leagues to curb rising salaries. He warned separate drafts risk driving teams out of business as owners prepare for their annual meetings in San Diego and Miami. Foss may discuss expelling Harry Wismer amid long-standing disputes.
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San Diego
Calif
Wally Lemm
Houston
Miami
Fla
Lemm
Jack Murphy
San Diego Union
Joe Foss
Harry Wismer
New York Titans
Foss
Wismer
Frenchman Wins Ski Grand Prix in France Warmup
Louis Fouliquet of France won a special slalom at Les Gets as a warmup for Chamonix World Championships. Among the top 10 finishers only two Americans. Charles Ferris ties Houghton and Jimmy Heuga place high. France fills several top spots including Arpin Killy Duvillard Bozon. Suzanne Gouiran leads the women with Benign Benoit Moirandais and Agnes Coques following. No American women finish in top 11. Also reports Tsunetomi Miyamoto defeats Rebolade in a 10 round featherweight bout in Tokyo. NBA results Syracuse over New York 123 116 and St Louis over Philadelphia 137 112.
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California
Golden Bears
Duquesne
St. Benaventure
Bowling Green
Ohio University
Texas Tech
Texas A&m
Arkansas
Texas
Arizona State University
Hardin Simmons
Penn
Quakers
Tigers
Philadelphia
St. Joseph's
New York University
Detroit
Loyola of Chicago
Diddle
Western Kentucky
Hilltoppers
Inentor
New Mexico State
Les Gets
France
Louis Fouliquet
Chamonix
Charles Ferties
Houghton
Mich
Jimmy Heuga
Tahoe City
Calif
Michel Arpin
Claude Killy
Adrien Duvillard
Charles Bozon
Bozon
Suzanne Gouiran
Marie-Jose Gusonchet
Michhele Benoit
Marie Benediicte Moirandais
Agnes Coques
Switzerland
West beats East 93 19 in U S Bowl classic
Penn State quarterback Galen Hall led the West to a 93-19 victory over the East in the first U S Bowl. Hall threw for 388 yards and three touchdowns while Bobby Lee Thompson caught nine passes for 121 yards. Attendance was about 21 000 in sunny 50 degree conditions.
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Washington
Galen Hall
Penn State
Hall
Bobby Lee Thompson
Arizona
Navy
Greg Mather
Mather
Lon Hall
Thompson
Steven Stonebrakers
Manay
Mount St Marys Defeats Roanoke 98 to 69 in Mason-Dixon Setback
Mount St Marys rebounded from a 86 70 loss to Georgetown to crush Roanoke 98 69 in a Mason Dixon clash. The win extends unbeaten conference play and sets up a showdown with Western Maryland in Westminster.
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Emmitsburg
Mrs. St. Mary's
Georgetown U
Roanoke
F Ie Mountaineers
Western Maryland
Westminster
Ti’s
Mason Dixon
St. Mary’s
Tar Heels and Wolfpack win as ACC title race tightens
North Carolina beat Notre Dame 99 80 in Charlotte while N C State edged Duke 61 60 on a last second jumper by John Punger. Duke slips to a three way tie for third as UNC leads the ACC with a 20 league mark.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
North Carolina State
N. C. State
John Punger
Duke
Notre Dame
Charlotte
Raleigh
N. C
South Carolina
Maryland
Wake Forest
Clemson
Virginia
Blue Devils
Tar Heels
ACC
Florida State
N.C
NFL Opens Meetings With TV Contract Focus
The National Football League begins its annual meetings in Miami Beach. The main business is approving a new nine million dollar plus television deal with CBS for exclusive rights at four point six five million dollars per year, shared by 14 clubs after deductions. The league may revert to an 38 man player limit after a one season 96 man roster.
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Miami Beach
Fla
National Football League
CBS
Congress
Minnesota Vikings
West All Stars Triumph In AFL All Star Game 47 27
The West defeated the East 47 27 in Balboa Stadium as Bobby Davidson of the West threw three touchdown passes after replacing Jack Kemp. Abner Haynes returned a punt 66 yards for a score and Fred Williamson added a 53 yard interception return for a TD. Blanda threw five interceptions as the East offense struggled in the sunny afternoon.
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Associated Press
Davidson
Dallas
Balboa Stadium
Oakland
Fred Williamson
George Blanda
Blanda
Houston Oilers
Dietzel Army Finally Make It Official
West Point alliances seal a contract signing as Paul Dietzel becomes Army head football coach. The 37-year-old Ohio native arrives after a long journey from Baton Rouge and LSU release terms set at 318 500 annually. Dietzel returns to Army after seven years away, aims to rejuvenate Cadet football, with athletic director Col. Emory Adams praising the deal.
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Jim Hackleman
Associated Press
West Point
N.Y
Army
Paul Dietzel
Dietzel
Baton Rouge
Emory Adams
Adams
Louisiana State University
Dale Hall
West Pointer
Military
LSU
Miami
Ohio
Earl
Red)Blaik
Sid
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Mississippi
Chicago
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Cil
U.S
Council
Armed Forces
YMCA
Jewish Welfare Board
Catholic Youth Organization
Saints
St. John's
St. Joe
ST. Joha‘s
ST. Joseph’s
Mujesht
Brant
Grave
Hayward
Gart
Catonian
Kearns
Tokyo
Tsunetomi Miyamoto
Japan
Philippines
Miyamoto
National Basketball Association
THE
Syracuse
New York
St. Louis
Bucky Summers
Galen Hall Sparks
Associated
Kansas City
Cleveland
San Francisco
East
Bobby Ply
Jim Collier
West
Vollenweider
Basham
Lt. Jackson
West—Thompson
Hail
West—Stonebraker
Kaimer
B. Jackson
AFP
Georgetown
St . Francis
Johnstown
M. C. State
Greensboro
1. Joseph's
Marshall
N. Caro
W. Forest
N.C. SL
Caro
NFL
Sporting Goods Show
Wilson
Southern Restaurant
Babe Ruth
Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc
East Patrick Street
Jon Feldman
George Washington University
Georgetown University
Hoyas
George Washington
Milt. Plum
Cleveland Browns
Ray ,Lemek
Washington Red‘skins
Coliseum
Sonny Jurgensen
J. D. Smith
Philadelphia Eagles
Phillips 66
Blue Ridge
Frederick, Md
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