Notes From Here And There In Tri-State League Basketball
Frederick Cadets fall while Waynesboro Indians suffer upset by North Hagerstown 81 73 in Hagerstown. Westminster crushes Boonsboro 108 55 as teams jockey for position atop the league amid football program notes and local athlete updates including Massillon Ohio drawing power and upcoming scholastic meet in Baltimore.
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Frederick Cadets
Waynesboro Indians
Hagerstown
Indians
North Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Martinsburg
Frederick
Cumberland
Massillon
Ohio
Ohio State
Cleveland Browns
Allegany
Mr. Savage
Steve Vandenberg
Mt. Savage
Vandy
Alco
Dave Toey
The
Cumberland News
NCAA Attacks AAU at Convention and Rules Review
At the NCAA convention in Chicago the group attacked the Amateur Athletic Union over its actions on basketball sanctions and questioned AAU control of amateur sports. Conference commissioners proposed players must play both ways, opposing coaches favor. An Atlanta Santa Claus Bowl proposal appeared tied to CBS, but approval is distant.
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Chicago
National Collegiate Athlete Association
Amateur Athletic Union
CBS
Ncaa Football Rules Committee
Earl Ramer
Tennessee
Ncaa Council
AAU
NCAA
Ramer
Denver
Atlanta
Columbia Broadcasting System
Walter Myers
Smith Tops Area Scorers as Second Place Battle Builds
Gordon Smith of Walkersville leads the area with 226 points in nine games and a 25.1 scoring average as Wayne Randolph of Damascus trails with 147 in one fewer game. Joe Benchoff and Jim Linton contest third, with Bruce Frushour close behind. a tight race for spots two through ten features multiple local players across Ishurmont, Mt. Airy, Linganore, Brunswick, and St. John’s, each contributing in key games and high scoring totals.
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Gordon Smith
Walkersville
Smith
Wayne Randolph
Damascus
Randolph
Thurmont
Joe Benchoff
Mt. Airy
Jim Linton
Middletown
Bruce Frushour
North Hagerstown
Albert Einstein
Hornets
St. John's
Benchoff
Ishurmont
Linton
Frushour
Brunswick
Walkers
UCLA Remains Top College Cage Team
UCLA holds the top spot in the AP college basketball poll with 33 first place votes and 394 points after extending its winning streak to 11. Michigan rises to second behind UCLA as Illinois drops to fifth following weekend results. Wichita climbs to third and St Joseph's, Pa. remains fourth.
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Associated Press
Illinois
Michigan
Ucla Bruins
Wolverines
Illini
Indiana
UCLA
Oregon
Oregon State
Bruins
Wichita
Bradley
Cincinnati
Shockers
St. Joseph's
Hawks
Lehigh
Boston College
St. Joe’s
Providence
St. John’s
N Y
Davidson
San Francisco
Duke
Senior High Cage Program Starts at West Frederick Junior High
Frederick Recreation Commission begins its annual Senior High School basketball league with six of nine teams playing after a 90-minute scrimmage.Thursday results show Bulldogs beat Bruins 80-16 in first game with top scorers listed.
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Frederick Recreation Commission
West Frederick Junior High School
Bulldogs
Brooks
Hicks
Weedon
Kart
Thomason
Palmer
Badaers
Summer
Duckett
Trojans
Hardy
Lee
Beacht
W. Davis
Kennedy
Kline
Davis
Hurricanes
Schattenberg
Brown
Yinger
Staley
Knilt
Falcons
Starr
Allen
Beal
Fletcher
Bruins
Broovey
Russell
Parker
Rovaster
Whitmore
Nine Area Cage Games Scheduled For Tonight
Nine area high school basketball games are set for tonight across Frederick, with Frederick High hosting Bel Air at 7 p.m. due to curfew, plus St John’s versus St Maria Goretti, Brunswick hosting Thurmont, and other matches including Walkersville, Middletown, Mt. Airy, Taneytown, Harriet Tubman, Poolesville, and Good Counsel in Gaithersburg. Frederick aims for a fifth straight home win after a 49-35 loss to South Hagerstown, while St Maria is among conference contenders. several teams seek first wins or steady records as games start mostly at 8 p.m. except Frederick Bel Air.
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Frederick High School
Baltimore
Fifth Regiment Armory
Jim Trout
Stockton
Thomasville
al Ferraro
Albert Einstein High School
Walkersville
Christie Smallwood
Jack Griffin
New York
Steve Vandenberg
Cumberland Hall of Fame
Lady Carling
Turf Valley Country Club
Ellicott City
Tim Ambrose
Waynesboro
Martinsburg
Dick Johnson
Leo Brandt
Davidson
Gordon Smith
Dick Harmison
Bill Hahn
Wheaton
Hahn
Fort Hill
Montgomery County
Roy Sigler
Bates
Maine
New England
Thurmont
Frederick
Bel Air
St John
St. Maria Goretti
Hagerstown
Blue Ridge
Brunswick
West Frederick
Singapore
Maryland
Francis Scott Key
Fairfield
Middletown
Mt. Airy
Taneytown
Harriet Johnson
Poolesville
Good Counsel
Gaithersburg
Emmitsburg
St. Joseph's
South Hagerstown
Frederick High
St. John’s
St. Maria
Prospect Hall
North Hagerstown
St John’s
St. Joseph’s
Mountaineers
Linganore
Lancers
MSC
Orioles
Lions
FSK
Knights
Carroll County
Bulldogs
North Carroll
St. John’s of Westminster
Harriet Tubman
Good Counsel High School
Washington, D. C
Frederick-Bel Air
AFL All Star game moved to Houston over discrimination protests
AFL commissioner Joe Foss announced the all star game and winter meetings will shift from New Orleans to Houston's 37 000 seat Jeppesen Stadium amid walkout by 21 Negro players over taxi and club access discrimination. About 60 000 had been expected in New Orleans. Ticket prices ranged from 2 50 to 8 50.
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Houston
New Orleans
Louisiana
Deppensen Public Schools
Houston Oilers
Oilers
Houston Astros
Foss
AFL
Chicago
Ernie Warlick
Buffalo Bills
David F Dixon
Dixon
Syracuse
Victor Schiro
Schiro
Mills Olympic Triumph Tops Upset Of Year
Marine Lt. Billy Mills half Sioux won the 10 000 meters at Tokyo 1964 outsprinting world record holder Ron Clarke. The Associated Press yearend poll named Mills upset of the year by a razor close margin over USC's Notre Dame football upset.
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Associated Press
Billy Mills
Tokyo
Ron Clarke
Australia
Mills
Olympic
Southern California
Notre Dame
USC
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
Clark
Gerry Lindgren
U.S
Races Cancelled at Waterford Park in Chester
AP reports Monday racing at Waterford Park in Chester was canceled due to a frozen track.
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Chester
W. Va
Waterford Park
Paul Harney Wins $70,000 Los Angeles Open Golf Tourney
Paul Harney captured the Los Angeles Open for the second straight year, firing a two-under-par 69 for a 72-hole 276 and earning $12,000. Dan Sikes was runner-up at 279, with Bill Casper Jr. tied for third at 281, while notable names like Arnold Palmer and Gene Littler finished in the near pack as the field neared 284.
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Paul Harney
Los Angeles
Victo
Sacramento Sunset Oaks
MacDonald Smith
Bill Casper Jr
Tony Lema
Canada
George Knudson
Bobby Nichols
Arnold Palmer
Gene Littler
Jim Ferree
Charley Sifford
College basketball results roundup from AP
Davidson 100 defeats The Citadel 81 while Vanderbilt edges Georgia 75 and St John s New York 72. Creighton beats West Virginia 86 and Pitt tops Wisconsin 72. Purdue 66 over Wisconsin. Indiana 85 defeats Iowa 76.
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Davidson
The
Citadel
Vanderbilt
Georgia
St. John’s
N.Y
Creighton
West Virginia
Pitt
Wisconsin
Purdue
Indiana
Iowa
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Carson Kelley
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Gaither
Shapiro
Henee Hines
Hor
St Eizler
St. J
Hank Greenberg
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota Twins
Greenberg
Maryland Professional Baseball Players Association
Detroit Tigers
Kraftread
PS General Tire, Inc
SS Paar Hi
Rundel
Gene Daksmith
Anne Arundel Community College
Frederick Community College
Thompson
NBA
Detroit
Blue Ridge Oil Company
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