Intra City Cage Clash Captures Frederick High Interest
Frederick High School seeks a six game win streak defense tonight at Thomas Johnson High School in a highly anticipated city rivalry. Cadets coach Homer Brooks faces Patriots mentor Cokie Robinson with several players ill but hopeful. Ambrose and Hall emerge as key figures as both teams aim to seize Tri State League leadership.
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Maryland NC State Becomes ACCs First Forfeit At College Park
The Maryland Terrapins and North Carolina State Wolfpack saw ACC history as a game was forfeited after a heated dispute led by Wolfpack coach Norman Sloan and official George Conley. The abrupt end, amid crowd of 10,200, sparked fears of a riot and highlighted ongoing officiating tensions across the ACC.
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Leahy May Be Named To Grid Hall
Five coaches and 18 former players were named as finalists for possible induction into the National Football Hall of Fame. The 1967 honorees will be inducted at the Hall of Fame awards banquet next December. Coaching candidates include Frank Leahy, Earl Neale, Homer Norton, Buck Shaw and Bud Wilkinson. Player finalists feature Eddie Casey, Slade Cutter, Nathan Dougherty, Elroy Hirsch, Bobby Layne, Abe Mickal, Whitey Wistert and others.
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Waynesburg Rips Frostburg 91 to 65 in hoops clash
Waynesburg's Yellow Jackets dominated Frostburg with a 91 65 victory. Dave Smith scored 28 for Waynesburg while Ned Era led Frostburg with 20. The Bobcats drop to 3 2 on the season as Waynesburg improves their record.
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NCAA seeks curb on TV ads and rule changes urged
At the NCAA convention in Houston coaches urged networks to limit ad breaks during drives and favored keeping unlimited substitutions. Major topics included nine football rule changes, the 16 by law scholarship issues, and calls for tighter penalties on pass offenses with possible limits on pro telecasts.
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UCLA Retains No 1 In AP Poll With Louisville Close
UCLA leads in the Associated Press top college basketball poll after a week of shifting around. Louisville stays No 2 as New Mexico and Houston rise to thirds and fourths while Princeton jumps to seventh following North Carolina’s loss to the Tigers. Florida rounds out the top ten.
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St John's Rips MSD 76 to 43 in Saints win big
St John's High School outscored Maryland School for the Deaf 24-8 in the second quarter to coast to a 76-43 victory. Rick Hassett led with 12 rebounds and 12 points, while Arley Wright and Jerry DeGrange added 12 points each. MSD's Gordon Gray had 12 points as St John's improved to six wins against three losses. In the junior varsity, St John's edged MSD 36-27.
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Robinson Sees Knee Heal With Spring Return
Frank Robinson, coming off a 1965 triple crown season, says his right knee is responding to treatment after a Nov 22 operation. He is running straight ahead and expects to be ready for spring training with the Baltimore Orioles, planning January talks over his contract and denying holdout rumors.
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Syndicate Breakup Hampers Hawks Buy Plan
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports J R Kimble vice president of the New Orleans group withdrawing from the syndicate planning to buy the St. Louis Hawks for 38 million dollars. Kimble said he did not want to be associated with several others in the 13 member group.
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All-Stars Worried Wilt Bothered By Bad Ankle
Wilt Chamberlain may miss the 17th NBA All-Star game at the Cow Palace if his ankle does not improve by Tuesday. He is a probable starter for the West alongside Nate Thurmond, Jerry West, Elgin Baylor, and Oscar Robertson, with Monday and Tuesday checks ahead. If unable to play, replacements could be named as East coach Red Auerbach and West coach Fred Schaus would adapt the lineups.
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Star Dies After Long Soccer Career In England
MONTREAL AP Sam Chedgroy aged 78 died Sunday in hospital. The former English football star played outside right for Everton and appeared seven times for England between 1920 and 1935, leaving a brilliant record in the sport.
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