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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1962
Page
6
Bayies and Boone lead the Cadets to a 57 54 victory over Handley with Boone scoring 20 points. Mike Brachey drives in to spark Frederick late in the second period as the Cadets edge Handley from an unbeaten run in a tense finish.
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission with Frederick City crews repurpose discarded Christmas trees as bird feeders, brush shelters, and underwater brush refuges to aid wildlife and fishing. Trees provide concealment from wind and predators while sunk brush shelters boost crappie habitat. Albert Powell has promoted this in Triadelphia Lake and nearby waters. Deer kill for 1961 reached 6,307, up 323 from 1960, with Allegany leading and Frederick County at 219. hunting preserves expand nationwide, with 1,663 grounds and 1,275,000 pheasants harvested, about 20 percent released back.
Middletown Knights upset Thurmont Mountaineers 95 47 as Arthur Bidle tops scoring with 26 points and Harold Horne adds 12. Thurmont’s Dick Dewees and Francis Miller pace their with 12 and 10 respectively. Naval Academy hosts a 70 boy, 38 nation youth tour Saturday under Kennedy People to People sports program after White House visit.
Frederick Cadets rally in last 60 seconds led by Dick Bayles and Danny Boone to defeat Handley Judges 57 54 in a tense high school thriller. Boone scored 20, Newcome tallied 21 for Handley while Bayles added key free throws and rebound momentum in a game packed with late lead changes and a standing ovation finish.
Fort Detrick led by Eby came from behind to defeat Bolling Air Force Base 65 63. Eby scored 17 points while Biggs and Torian added 16 each for Detrick. Bolling's Stegall led with 18 points on 9 field goals, and Kennedy and Skidmore added 17 and 12.
Gary Payne the first representative to the All Star tenpin Tournament failed by 461 pins in the semi finals after a 20 game qualifying total of 3 557 pins 178 average. Roy Long of El Paso led with 4 385 pins and Carmen Salvadorino of Dallas was second with 4 296. Jockey Richard Winant of New York City suffered a broken rib and internal injuries after a loose horse toppled his mount at the Fair Grounds. He received two blood transfusions and was listed in good condition.
Walkersville defeats Francis Scott Key 60 47 as guard Larry Haines scores 18 points in his second appearance for coach Bill Talley. Leo Duncan adds 17 and Bob Smith 11 for Walkersville. Junior varsity also beats Key 39 17.
Mt Airy Bulldogs outscored Sykesville 64 to 52 as every starter hit double figures. Ray Blanton and Bill Franklin led with 15 points each, followed by Doug Day 13, Vernon Dodson 11, and Francis Butey 10. May and Derr top Sykesville with 12 apiece.
Wake County grand jury charged 10 men in a major nationwide fixing ring tied to the Dixie Classic and ACC Championship. Alleged bribes involved NC State games and a South Carolina match with names like Mike Callahan and Don Gallagher among those implicated.
Brunswick Railroaders topple Emmitsburg Liners 74 58 to extend their win streak to four while Emmitsburg drops to eight straight losses. Wenner scores 21 Kubat adds 20 as Brunswick builds leads in the second and third periods. Emmitsburg’s Sweeney Zimmerman and Slick lead a late rally with double figure scoring. Brunswick tops junior varsity 36 32. In Richmond Virginia lawmakers convene for the 1962 General Assembly with Gov Almond to deliver farewell address.
Saint John's defeated Lincoln 73 55 as Buzz Langan led with 21 points. Frank Grove 18 Ken Tregoning 13 and Bob Stull 12 also tallied for the Saints while Wayne Brown had 14 for the Tigers. Neal Hall and Doug Herbert added 12 and 10. Conspiracy suit halts Pistons case. Zollner denies wrongdoing. AAU names gymnastics committee chair from White Plains New York. A note on tropical freshwater sharks ends.
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