Blanda Named AP Male Athlete of the Year
George Blanda, 43, Raiders quarterback and kicker, named AP Male Athlete of the Year after standout 1970 season. He led a list dominated by football and basketball figures, edging out Bobby Orr and Johnny Bench in votes.
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Freshman star Kenny Boyd shines for Boston U basketball
Kenny Boyd, a Frederick High standout, stars for Boston University's freshman team, averaging 22.5 points and strong rebounds after five games. He faces bigger, quicker college players, cites Ivy League competition, and plans to pursue track in spring while hoping to draw pro scouts. Boyd helped Frederick win three Tri-State titles and earned an academic BU scholarship, enabling him to stay in school regardless of playing time.
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College results headline sample from 1996 summary
College basketball scores show Tennessee routing Manhattan and Florida rolling Jacksonville while Cincinnati posted a seven dollar amount in unrelated listing notes. Other games include St Louis defeating Tulsa and Florida State edging Georgia Tech in a low scoring affair.
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Tim Hull Leads St. John's To Victory Over Catoctin
Tim Hull scored 26 points on 12 of 18 shooting to lift St. John's to a 63-50 win over Catoctin on the Saints home court. Hull, averaging about 22, helped push the Saints to a 10-2 record as John Hassett added 19 points and 12 rebounds. Catoctin's John Teeter led all scorers with 15. St. John's forced 17 steals and built a 14-9 first quarter lead.
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Ed Hobbs
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Francis Scott Key
Catoctin ST. John
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Hebron Downs Cadet Grapplers in Maryland match
Mt Hebron remains unbeaten at 6-0 after a 42-8 wrestling win over Frederick. Frederick led briefly with Routzahn pinning in 1:48 at 100 pounds, but Hebron captured the next five bouts and won the final five. Key Hebron pins came from Lindler, Bark er, Lindler, Serrio, and Gardner, with McAllister earning a 9-0 decision at 155. Frederick's Brown beat Menkemeir at 138.
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Serrio
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Bradley
Hebron
Bunky McAllister
Rick Collins
Keith Lindler
Jim Barker
Don Lindler
Sam Serrio
Dale Gardner
South Carroll
West Frederick
Grant Skinkle
Dale Blumemauer
Cavaliers Shocks Gamecocks With Late Jump Shot
In Charlottesville Virginia, Barry Parkhill hit a 15 foot jumper with seven seconds remaining to give the Cavaliers a 50-49 upset over South Carolina, their third loss in four games and second by one point in three nights.
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Mount St Mary's Breaks Streak With 85 65 Win Over Washington College
Mount St Marys ended its seven game losing run by defeating Washington College 85 to 65. John Nevey led the Mount with 22 points as Jeff Banasz grabbed 10 rebounds. LewIs Young scored 15 for Washington while Ricky Turner and John Dickson added 12 each. The Mounts press fueled a 24 of 29 run to take a 67 46 advantage, as the crowd of about 100 watched. The Mounts improve to 3 8 and head into semester break until Jan 30 at Roanoke.
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Patriot Wrestlers Triumph Over Loudoun Valley
Thomas Johnson won eight matches, six by pins, as the Patriots dominated Loudoun Valley 36-12. George Anderson remained undefeated in the 121 pound class with a 4-0 decision. Kenny Reynolds lost at 187 pounds 9-7. TJ won the next two via pins with Reeder and Whitsell, then multiple decisions and pins across weight classes. The Patriots also beat in preliminary Roy Pfeiffer 121 and Bill Fink 134. TJ's next meet is Friday at North Hagerstown.
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North Hagerstown
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Robertson benched for West in All-Star Game
Oscar Robertson, 32, will start on the bench for the West in the NBA All-Star Game. He has appeared in 16 All-Star games and owns the most career All-Star points with 230. The East and West squads feature top scorers such as Lew Alcindor, Willis Reed, Jerry West, and Dave Bing, with Alcindor leading the league in scoring through 37 games.
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Jerry West
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Dave Bing
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Philadelphia
Walt Frazier
Earl Monroe
Baltimore
Wes Unseld
Bob Kauffman
Buffalo
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Lou Hudgon
Atlanta
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Johnny Green
Tom van Arsdale
Jo Jo White
John Johnson
Cleveland
Wilt Chamberlain
Elvin Hayes
Bob Love
Chicago
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Dick van Arsdale
Len Wilkens
S Datey Phce- Mulling
San Frivelgen
Geoff Petrie
Portland
Babe Ruth League tohold annual organizational meeting
The 13 15 year old Babe Ruth League in Frederick will hold its annual organization meeting Tuesday January 12 at 7 p m at the State Farm Office Building. Attendance of present managers and officers is mandatory and officers for the upcoming year will be elected.
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Terps Rally Past Clemson In Close ACC Battle
Maryland wins 56-52 at College Park as Sparky Still nets 14-foot jumper with 5:47 left to seize and hold the lead. Howard White scores 15, Jim O'Brien 14, Charlie Blank 14, while Clemson's Dave Thom leads all scorers with 16.
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