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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1960

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6

Top college hoops clash tests top clubs this week

The AP ranking shakeup leaves No. 2 Cincinnati buoyed by a 53-50 win over Tulsa as Utah and Wake Forest tumble. California, West Virginia, Bradley, Ohio State and USC rally from deficits. Georgia Tech and Minnesota pull minor upsets amid a week of upsets and key showdowns.

All-America Oscar Robertson Cincinnati Bearcats Tulsa Caliornia West Virginia Bradley Ohio State Southern California California Utah Wake Forest Utah State North Carolina iWake Forest Georgia Tech Mississippi State Minois Minnesota Associated Press Texas A&m Villanova la Salle Aggies Cincy St. Louis Kings Wall Wiineis Purdue Michigan State Southern Methodist Texas Mathout Bob Wiesenhahn Missouri Braves Wichita Dan Smith St Louis North Texas

Coach Denies Charge: Rule Discussions Begin

The College Football Rules Committee meets in Miami Beach to consider changes for the 1960 code. The major issue is substitution, with coaches pushing unlimited substitutions for two platoons, while the NCAA opposes changes, backed by the ECAC in a prior informal meeting. General Neyland, committee chair, says deliberations will be open minded.

Miami Beach Fla College Football Rules Committee National Collegiate Athletic Assn Eastern College Athletic Conference Robert Neyland

Former Sooners mentor denies NCAA disclosure

Lincoln Nebraska AP report quotes Bill Jennings saying he did not squeal to the NCAA about an Oklahoma recruiting fund. Nebraska AD Bill Orwig backs Jennings, alleging he faced unjust accusations from Arthur Wood as Oklahoma faces indefinite probation and postseason/telecast bans while details of the 1952 54 fund are sought.

Lincoln Neb Nebraska Bill Jennings NCAA Oklahoma Bill Orvig New York Jenning Bill Jennings Orwig Arthur Wood University of Oklahoma Wood Oklahoma City Bud Wilkinson

College Basketball Scores From AP Across Regions

Saturday results include Princeton 67 over Penn 57 and Harvard 57 over Dartmouth 84. Notable wins include Syracuse 85 over Pitt 77 and Duke 47 over NC State 34. Regional lists show Kentucky 73 over Marshall 92 and Michigan State 89 over Illinois 90 with Ohio State 96 over Indiana 95.

Associated Press Princeton of ‘Ale Penn Qernell Harvard Dartmouth Columbia Seton Hall St. Joseph’s Temple Lafayette Providence Spain Cmass Colgate Rutgers South Kentucky LSU Duke NC State North Carolina Virginia Georgia Tech Miss. State Michillinois Minnesota Ohio State Indiana Towa

Records tied and broken in weekend meets

Frederick and Dundalk squads contested weekend swimming meets with Frederick leading in senior and girls divisions while junior and prep groups trailed in league standings. Local swimmers set records led by Richard Krantz and relay squads with several others tying breaststroke and butterfly marks.

MCA Dundalk Frederick Derdalk Richard Krantz Gerry Hayward Frank Blundell James Alexander Ricky Hoffman David Eyster Jay Crum Tom McCanner Paul Simmons Jack Emmett Paul Dorrett Meseroll Frain Smith Virginia Grove Barbara Bingham Paula Oden Hendrickson Dorrell Burger Thrasher Garner Bingham Hammond Grove Byngham McSherry Motter Coveil Lebherz Hirschen Blundell Best Rhian Oden McCanner Mercer Hoffman Ray Davis Emmert Crum Danner Simmons Beach Schoolman Kupfenberg Eyster Elkins Evans Hendricks Fiy Exster McHenry Berg Potree Hayward Tigerell Krantz Mooring Alexand Alexander

Lucas shines as Hula Bowl star with two touchdowns

In Honolulu, Lucas led the East All Stars to a 34 8 win over the West in the 14th Hula Bowl. Billy Cannon of LSU and Penn State’s Richie Lu Cas joined forces with Lucas, including a 12 yard TD pass to Cannon and Cannon’s two scores. The East added a 36 yard interception return by Richard Brooks. The crowd exceeded 79000. A separate note mentions the Frederick Midget Football League meeting at Rose Dale Fieldhouse at 7 30 PM.

California Stanford Indians Southern Cal Bears Washington Jim Hanna West Virginia Penn State Lee Patrone Ohio State Indiana Hoosiers Larry Siegfried Jerry Lucas Bu Tho Buckeyes North Carolini Na State Georgia Tech Carroll Boussard Texas Christian Texas Rice Arkansas Baylor Longhorns Razorbacks A&m la Salle Duquesne Villanova Muhlenberg Annon Washington API Billy Cannon Louisiana State University Walter Morial Touchdown Club Paul Dietzel LSU Tigers Honolulu West All Stars Louisana State Richie Lu Cas East College All Stars Lucas Cannon Purdue Richard Brooks

Duke Seizes ACC Lead as Terps Test Blue Devils

Duke moves atop the ACC with a 47 34 victory over North Carolina State to reach 30 league wins. North Carolina edges Wake Forest 62 59 to rise to No 19 and No 8 in the AP poll. Virginia beats South Carolina while Maryland dominates Yale and South Carolina.

Associated Press North Carolina Wake Forest Duke Nort Carolina Staite N.C. Edges Deacons Rnzid ACC Virginia South Carolina Gamecocks Cavalers Maryland Yale Paul Jesus al Bunge Clemson North Carolina State Mareland Georgetown West Virginia Charleston W_ Va Furman Greensboro South Carolna

Rain Delays Lead To Postponement Of Los Angeles Open

Heavy rain forced postponement of the third round of the $37,500 Los Angeles Open Golf Tournament. Leader Monti posted a 137 after rounds of 66 and 71, one stroke ahead of Don Finsterwald with 138 and Jim Ferree at 139.

Los Angeles Assa Monéayric Monti Don Finsterwald Tequesta Fla

Ford Frick to See Keating on Continental League

Commissioner Ford Frick will meet Monday in Washington with Senator Kenneth B. Keating to discuss issues raised by the embryonic Continental League. Keating had proposed mediation, but Frick says the league must meet major league standards before any mediation. National Hockey League game result noted: New York 4, Detroit 3.

Washington Ford Frick Kenneth B. Keating R-Ny Keating Frick Paul A Porter National Hockey League New York Detroit Jim Lee Howell New York Giants

Local court schedule amid high school matches

This week on local courts lists Tuesday games Lincoln versus Thurroont at West Frederick Jr. High Runswick hosts Middletown at Brunswick St. John’s faces MSD at St. John’s. Thursday Walkersville meets Emmitsburg at Walk. Friday Martinsburg hosts Frederick while Tubman hosts Lincoln and Brunswick hosts MSD. Smithsburg welcomes Emmitsburg and St. Maria Goretti hosts St. John’s.

Lincoln Thurroont West Frederick Jr Highrunswick Middletown Brunswick St. John’s MSD Walkersville Emmitsburg Martinsburg

Senior Bowl Passers Tie Records in North Victory

The North defeated the South 26-7 as record 56 passes were thrown and 40,119 fans watched. Cincinnati’s Jack Lee threw 13 of 21 for 283 yards and two TDs while earning most valuable player honors.

Mobile Tidwell South Charley Britt Georgia

Brenneman Page and Hildebrand Shine in AAU Meet

Frederick High School runners Brenneman Page and Hildebrand delivered fine performances at the All Eastern South Atlantic AAU games in Baltimore at Fifth Regiment Armory. Brenneman was named outstanding Cadet runner.

Castleman Dave Jenneman Frederick High School Baltimore Brenneman Page Hildebrand AAU Dave Brenneman Ray Page Bil Haldebrand Fifth Regiment Armory

Frederick Rec and League Meet Report Highlights

Frederick Rec and League results show fourth place in the 6 yard run with 1 minute 20 seconds and a 1 18.1 winning time. Hildebrand placed fifth in the 1000 yard run with 2 38.85 as Eddie Higinbotham led the day in a fast heat but missed finals. Mile relay hampered by injuries. Cardoza of Washington DC placed second and third in different events. Bethesda Chevi-Chase noted as the only Marxland school in place. Sandy Warshaw, 16, upset Laura Lou Sumner in a women’s race and a prize amount is listed.

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