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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1959
Page
3
The Hagerstown Hubs dominated the Frederick Cadets from opening whistle. Hubs jumped ahead with early offense, while the Cadets finally scored late in the first half after six minutes of drought. Wayne Rhoderick contributed with a jump shot before the period ended.
Middletown defeats Walkersville varsity with a 48 to 40 score. Referees Keller and Tyergar, timer Smith, scorer D Strickler.
The NCAA Council backed amendments limiting financial support for athletes during prep years and granting exceptions to service academies Army and Navy. Delegates approved tougher discipline measures and a ban on pro sports scholarship sponsorships while rejecting a transfer of eligibility power to a new three person committee.
Poole sville failed to score consistently as the Cadets trailed 18-3 early and 42-25 late, then a late surge fell short. Frederick’s Hubs controlled the boards and the press, while Poole sville struggled at the foul line and hit only seven of 25 attempts.
In local bowling results, Arcad e Tenpin League shows teams Stockman Birds and Wein garden Stragglers with high series by Weingarden Stockman and Selby. Allotted high averages include S Babington 102.5 Trout 102.2 Fock 9.6. High game honors go to M E Treat and M B Price at 122. Baltimore St Pauls 48 East Frederick Co Ruralite League includes Baltimore Poly 4 and Baltimore Southern 41.
Newark police tied to a second job clash after Eddie Dixon lost to Gene Armstrong in Newark. Armstrong, unbeaten in 16 straight, urged Dixon to remain a full time officer for stable pay while noting Dixon earned about 1500 more from the fight than his police salary. Dixon weighs 160% and Armstrong 155% with officials giving Armstrong the edge.
Ray Berry, a Pro Bowl pass catcher for the West squad, is praised as a perfectionist by teammates Johnny Unitas and Weeb Ewbank. Berry led NFL receivers last season with 56 receptions for 794 yards alongside Pete Retzleff of the Eagles.
In Buffalo agents open the 18th annual All-Star and Match Game Championships with Don Carter and Merle Mathews leading a field of 192 men and 96 women for a prize pool of 32,625 dollars. The men face a 24 game qualifier followed by semifinals and round robin finals. women follow the same format with a 12 game qualifier.
In College Park Maryland the Maryland swimming team defeated North Carolina State 51 to 27 to extend its ACC winning streak to three without a loss The Terrapins hold a 4 1 overall mark while NC State sits at 1 2 in conference play The report notes a double win by Mary and references events in progress from San Antonio Texas and other locations though details are incomplete
Oregon State 61 USC 53 California 55 Washington 4 Stanford 50 Idaho 36 UCLA 68 Washington State 71 Yale 35 Dartmouth 69 Columbia 40 Harvard 67 Cornell 66 Brown 72 Penn 66 Baylor 56 Texas A&M 49 Denver 68 Colorado State 0 Maryland 59 South Carolina Clemson 70 Virginia St. Josephs 8 George Washington 78 Boston Univ 69 Oklahoma City 6 New Orleans Loyola 2 Marquette 67 Air Force 4. USC campus hanging targets NCAA ban for two years with a dummy labeled NCAA and a quote sign. Indians sign Herb Score for 1959 season amid arm injury history.
A fan writes to the new Maryland head coach warning of criticis m and demanding immediate success. The letter notes slim talent, recruiting challenges, and pressure from loyal fans at Byrd Stadium, implying potential moves to other teams for actual football.
Gene Fullmer, former world middleweight champion, defeats Milo Savage by a clear decision in San Antonio after a fierce third round. Savage had a brief surge in the third, but Fullmer dominated the remainder of the bout.
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