Frederick High Wingback Whitmore to attend Scholar Athlete dinner
Frederick High School wingback Ron Whitmore will represent his school at the third annual Scholar Athlete Award dinner in Baltimore on February 16. The senior is Frederick’s Unsung Hero and helped the team to a 7-3 record with strong blocking and seven wins in the Tri-State League.
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Barnes Isn’t Bad News For Baltimore Bullets
Jim Barnes, nicknamed Bad News, argues his value lies beyond scoring as he adapts to Baltimore Bullets teammates and a new division. He reflects on his rookie season and the trade from New York, stressing team wins over personal stats and his evolving role.
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Houston U on probation three years for football rule violations
The NCAA placed the University of Houston on three years of probation for severe violations involving off-season practice, recruiting and financial aid to football players. The sanctions ban bowl participation and any NCAA telecast for the football program. Officials said a three month internal probe found violations by some coaches and zealous supporters, with steps taken to prevent recurrence.
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Lemm Quits Cardinals After Mutually Agreed Departure
Wally Lemm resigns as St. Louis Cardinals head coach after a 5-9 season. He left by mutual consent with owner Charles Bidwill Jr and Bill Bidwill. No successor named. Lemm is the fourth NFL coach axed since the season ended. Browns won the division.
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Point race tight as Jordan and Hassett share lead
Singapore's Ivan Jordan and St. John's Rick Hassett top a crowded scoring chart in one of the area’s strongest youth races. Both sit at 173 points midway through the season, Jordan averaging 19.2 over nine games and Hassett 17.3 over ten. Dwight Repp climbs to third, with Matt Wiley and Harry Hahn among the top five as games loom tonight across Frederick and nearby towns.
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Bills Aim To Win Postseason Game For Collier
Buffalo Bills prepare for an AFL All Stars game hoping to win for head coach Joel Collier after Lou Sabin left. Owner Ralph Wilson promoted Collier from No 1 assistant as Bills train at Rice University with two-a-days. Lance Alworth plans to play if doctors clear rib injury. Sid Gillman seeks medical clearance before final approval. The nationally televised game set at Rice University Stadium with 70,000 seats.
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Mount St. Mary's Defeats Susquehanna 88 77
Mt. St. Marys coach Jim Phelan subs liberally as the Mountaineers beat Susquehanna 88 77 for their ninth win in 11 starts. Carter 19 and Livelsberger 18 led Mounts with Lyons 13 Sarmir 11 and Dohler 10 contributing. Susquehanna kept within three points until late.
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College basketball scores roundup from multiple games
Johns Hopkins beat Towson State 87 to 70 while Western Maryland edged Mount St. Marys 88 to 70 and Susquehanna lost 7? Town 70. Northwestern 58 Iowa State 95 Missouri 70 Rollins 64. Tampa 63 Colorado 61 Oklahoma State 101 St Francis Pa 63 Grove City 86 Mississippi State 74 LSU 71 Western Kentucky 8 East Tennessee 69 Vanderbilt 106 Missouri 58 Creighton 72 Notre Dame 59 De Paul 120 Western Ontario Michigan State 89 Purdue 78 Michigan 88 Indiana 68 Kentucky 9 Georgia 65 Virginia Military 90 Furman 83 Wake Forest 99 Virginia 87 Florida State 73 Loyola 53.
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Promoter Dies At 58 In Hollywood Boxing History
HOLLYWOOD AP Cal Eaton veteran boxing promoter died Monday at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital where he had been treated for a lung disease. Eaton 58 and his wife Arlene promoted boxing and wrestling events for many years at the Los Angeles Olympic Auditorium.
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Celtics President Denies Sale Report
Cincinnati report quotes Jack Waldron president of the Boston Celtics denying efforts to sell the defending NBA champions.
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Phils-Cubs Trade Lets Cubs Get Covington
Chicago Cubs acquire Wes Covington from Philadelphia Phillies in exchange for Doug Clemens in a straight outfield trade.
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East Heavy Favorites In Tonight's NBA Star Game
The East is favored in the NBA All-Star game in Cincinnati as 12,500 fans pack the Cincinnati Gardens for 8:30 p.m. EST. Coach Red Auerbach and West coach Fred Schaus discuss matchups, with Russell and Chamberlain in contention for the pivot and a battle on defense led by Thurmond and West.
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Broncos sign unheralded tight end Richard Mertes
The Denver Broncos signed 24 year old Richard Mertes, a 6 foot 5 and 245 pound graduate of Brigham Young University who did not play college football. The American Football League team will try Mertes at tight end.
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