Maryland Faces South Carolina In Sellout Cole Field House Clash
At Cole Field House Maryland prepares for a sellout crowd of 14 312 to host second ranked South Carolina in a pivotal basketball matchup. Coaches Driesell and McGuire warn of potential trouble but call for a safe, orderly game with heightened security. Jim O'Brien may return for Maryland after a bleeding ulcer, boosting the Terps as they seek revenge for a December loss.
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ACC Probation For Seven Hoopsters Reported By AP
Seven ACC players from five schools were put on probation after fights during season games. The action, issued secretly by acting Commissioner Norvall Neve, targets Roche Ribock Denton Chamberlain Gerry Flowers Still and others. Probation lasts through the 1970 71 season with automatic suspension on a second offense.
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Late Rally By Patriots Tops Bulldog Wrestlers
Thomas Johnson edged Martinsburg 23 22 in a TJ wrestling meet as Stockman Reynolds and Klein won late to flip the match. George Anderson stayed undefeated at 5 0, Gladhill pinned, Reeder tied, and TJ also won the junior varsity 15 12 with Yonetz, Ricketts, Pfiefer, Steinhaus, Zombro and Longstreph. Next TJ match is Monday versus Loudoun Valley in Frederick.
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South Hagerstown overwhelms Frederick in wrestling meet
South Hagerstown defeated Frederick 43-8 as nine of twelve matches won. Delmar Harris won 15-8 at 126 pounds for Frederick, Tim Brown 15-4 at 138, and Dave O'Brien 145 pinned Rollins. Frederick’s Duane Ambush pinned his opponent in heavy, while Duane Routzahn lost at 98 pounds to Ed Miller 13-3.
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Lefty Driesell T Shirt and Sweatshirt Become Maryland Fandom
Maryland fans buy art shirts and sweatshirts featuring coach Lefty Driesell, profits aiding M. Club scholarships. Maury Dowd, Catholic University coach and artist, created the items sold at Terp games and in the Student Union. Shirts cost 3 dollars, sweatshirts 4 dollars, with red or white Driesell designs. sales reached about 500 items so far, with potential growth if Maryland rises to No. 1.
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Frederick Track Club to contest CYO meet at College Park
Five members of the Frederick Track and Field Club will represent the local group at the CYO National Invitational at Cole Field House College Park. Leader Ellyn Cornish eyes a sub 2 20 in the half mile after a 2 23 5 showing last year.
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Paul Brown Named Top NFL Coach
Paul Brown, 62, named NFL Coach of the Year by AP after steering Cincinnati Bengals to an AFC Central title with a late-season surge. He edged Don Shula 39 to 19 in votes. Dick Nolan of the 49ers finished third as the league combined honors across NFL and AFL.
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