Frederick Cadets Rally Past Bel Air For Narrow Victory
Frederick trailed Bel Air late in the game but surged in the final minutes to pull out a comeback win. Reid fouled out late, and the Tri State Scholastic League/ Cumberland Valley League realignments loom as Cumberland schools discuss football and track futures. Martinsburg Bulldogs visit Friday, shooting over 40 percent and strong rebounding in a 4th straight win.
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Comets Top Southeastern in Close Victory
Fort Detrick defeated Southeastern University of Washington 73 to 7 3 last night on the victor's court in a tight game. Halftime stood 34-32 with Detrick in front. John Biggs led Detrick with 29 points while Ernie Cage had 27 for Southeastern. Dick Burnett and Joe Perkins added double figures for Detrick as free throws decided the outcome. Local notes mention Stan Musial ribbing by Joe Garagiola and Garagiola’s election to a bank board of directors.
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Tennessee State Leads AP Basketball Poll Five Top Team
Tennessee State, riding a 33 game win streak after a season-opening defeat, holds the top spot with seven first place votes from The AP’s eight-man panel. Hofstra receives the remaining first place vote, while Mississippi Southern and Southern Illinois hold strong positions in a ranking rounded out by Prairie View Grambling Kentucky Wesleyan Southwest Texas Evansville and American University.
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AFL Club Owners Begin Winter Meeting in Houston
AFL owners open two days of talks in Houston with expansion on the agenda though no new expansion planned this year. Speculation links 1962 growth to Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati Seattle Kansas City Jacksonville Memphis and Atlanta while a possible Chargers move to San Diego looms amid costly losses for Barron Hilton and Bud Adams.
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Warmath honored as coach of the year in Minnesota
Murray Warmath of Minnesota Gouvers is named coach of the year by the American Football Coaches Association. Owens of Washington and Clarence Stasavich of Lenoir-Rhyne finish as runners up. Warmath lifted Minnesota from last place in the Big Ten in 1959 to a national AP ranking in 1960, with eight wins and one loss in regular season before a Rose Bowl defeat to Washington. The report also notes Wooden and New Mexico State achievements in 1959. Ralston faces probable suspension by the USLTA for temper displays. hearing set in New Orleans February 3.
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Lions Liners Clash in Walkersville Tonight
Walkersville hosts Emmitsburg Liners at 8 p.m. in a top county rivalry. Walkersville is 6-1 led by Ron Linton. Emmitsburg 7-1 under coach John Horiie. The Liners beat St Joseph's twice, and Walkersville aims to extend its string with Linton, Dougherty, Dorsey and Troxell leading the charge.
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Frederick Edges Bel Air 48 45 In Final Minutes
Sonny Blank powered Frederick with a three point play at 2 35 remaining to give the Cadets a 48 45 lead and seal a comeback win over Bel Air. Frederick erased a 12 point fourth quarter deficit and improved to 3 0 in Phasancan tac Suaove era. The Bobcats led 39 3% entering the final period before Frederick rallied behind Bill Siedling and Bill Peffenberger to stay within a point. Bel Air guard Kept the Bobcats in contention with late drives but missed the final shot as Frederick held on.
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George Shaw Becomes Vikings No 1 Quarterback
George Shaw, a six year NFL passer plagued by injuries, joined the Minnesota Vikings as their No 1 quarterback. He was traded from the New York Giants for Minnesota’s 1961 first round pick, amid praise from Vikings GM Bert Rose.
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Baltimore Orioles announce farm director resignation
MecLaughin, 45, resigns as farm director effective Feb 1. Harry Dalton, 32, will replace him, having been McLaughlin’s assistant for seven years and credited with signing pitcher Steve Barber. Dalton is a Springfield, Massachusetts native and Amherst College graduate. Also: boxer Sherman Walker, 13, dies from injuries after a boxing match at the Ohio Valley Yacht Club. Detroit tops Cincinnati 126 to 122 and Syracuse beat St. Louis 133 to 128 in NBA action.
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NCAA Session Narrowly Passes Limiting Eligibility Rule
The NCAA gathering wrestled through a long session with smaller colleges opposing key reforms. Delegates approved a five calendar year competition limit, a compromise between four years and hardship cases, while postponing major proposals on pre-registration and a national transfer rule. The meeting also touched on all star games and anti recruiting measures amid tension between small and large member schools.
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Billy Welu to Lead Clinic and Exhibition at Terrace Lanes
Frederick bowlers will learn tenpin skills from Billy Welu when he conducts a clinic and exhibition January 27 at Terrace Lanes on West College Terrace. The famed Texan and AMF promoter will discuss technique and present plans for a man and woman league or open bowling night.
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South Tops North in Inter-City Tilt
South Hagerstown defeated North Hagerstown 66 to 34 in inter-city play. Ed Strawther scored 15 and Charley Walker 10 for the Rebels while Richie Hawkins led North with 21 of 34. Boxers Lawrence Conner and Ronald Dougherty from Brunswick and Knoxville set for the Golden Gloves at Uline Arena on January 27.
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Two Boxers Ready For Capitol Arena Debut
Conner a two year services veteran and Golden Gloves veteran aims for success in his first ring appearance Dougherty also enters his maiden bout Both face opponents in their weight class on the 26th if they win both advance to Capitol Arena Washington February 24 finals referenced Western Maryland 90 Johns Hopkins 57 Frostburg 100 Coppin 35 Mit St Marys 75 Balio U 67 Maryland Frosh 97 Georgetown Frosh 77 Maryland 55 Georgetown 47 Georgia Tech 89 Georgia 30
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North Hagedon Cadets edge Bel Air in tight scholastic matchup
In a January 12, 1961 high school basketball clash the North Hagedon Cadets edged Bel Air 31 to 27 with Jerry Reid fueling the comeback scoring 13 points after surgery. Dave Aversman and Goff led the Cadets with 10 points apiece, as Frederick and Bel Air contribute to a tense game.
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