Mount St Mary's Hawks Atop Mason-Dixon Race
Mt St Marys with a 9-3 mark hosts rival Loyola in a key Mason-Dixon clash at Emmitsburg as they chase another undefeated league run and an NCAA Small College bid. Randolph-Macon looms for a possible upset while road trips to St Joseph's Rider and NYU shape the schedule.
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Moore Seeks Disability Claim From Grid Injuries
Baltimore Colts star Lenny Moore says he suffers permanent disability due to football injuries but plans to play next season. He filed with Maryland Workers Compensation. hearings will determine extent. Lawyer says claim protects client. head finger and foot injuries cited. Moore to appear in Los Angeles All Star game.
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Baltimore: Colts
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H. Morton Rosen
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William Claridge
Smithsburg Grabs Second Win Over Deaf School
Smithsburg High defeated the Maryland School for the Deaf 57 to 42 at Frederick in a varsity game after a 31 to 21 Jayvee win. Sterling Leisinger led Smithsburg with 18 points, Hull added 15, and Daschik led Md. School for the Deaf with 9. Frederick’s Thompson and Robinson each scored 10 in the Jayvee contest.
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Martinsburg Bulldogs topple Frederick 69 to 54 for county record
Martinsburg used a 22 point second quarter burst to pull away from Frederick, 69-54, in Tri State League action. Jim Burris led the Bulldogs with 20 points on 8-for-8 shooting and 4 free throws, while Frederick’s Mike Bruchey totaled 24 and Jerry Reid 15 as the Cadets misfired on 11 layups. Frederick’s rough shooting helped Martinsburg build a halftime 35-26 lead. the third period foul line trouble and Wings of shots kept Frederick from closing the gap. Junior varsity went to Frederick 35-33.
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Shields
Brunswick Railroaders Drill Middletown For County Scoring Mark
Brunswick's red hot Railroaders stormed Middletown for a record county high of 118 points as John Wenner 33 and Bill Kubat 26 fueled the win. Brunswick shot 50 field goals and 18 free throws while overcoming an early Middletown lead. Kubat fouled out in the third. Bruns wick solidified fifth straight victory with a big third period kickoff and a 118-? tally. Junior varsity Brunswick defeated Middletown 48-29.
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Harpers Ferry
Middletown
Mt Airy Edges North Carroll Behind Dodson Franklin Day
Mt Airy Bulldogs defeated North Carroll 97 to 54 with Vernon Dodson 19 points Bill Franklin 12 and Doug Day 12 guiding the scoring. Hale and Merryman led North Carroll with 14 and 13 points as Mt Airy pulled away in the second half.
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Dodson
Mtrry
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Osborn
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Saints Fall to St Maria Goretti in Close Rally
St Maria Goretti defeated St. John’s 58 to 56 in a Blue Ridge Catholic League contest as a late Saints rally fell short. Frank Grove and Mike Mulcahey sparked the comeback, Grove tallying 21 and Tregoning 10 for St John’s, while Gary Fearnow led St Maria with 17. Also notes track season opening in Boston with Bruce Kidd expected to lead the two mile.
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All Eastern Meet Features Champs
Wilma Rudolph Ward, Americas top amateur athlete, will honor the All Eastern Games by presenting the outstanding athlete trophy at the Fifth Regiment Armory in Baltimore though she will not compete. She arrives with Ed Temple and receives civic honors from Gov Tawes and Mayor Grady including a city key and Wilma Rudolph Day.
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Wilma Rudolph Ward
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J. Millard Tawes
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J. Harold Grady
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Wilma Rudolph
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William Ward
James E. Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union
Rome
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Frederick High School entries in Baltimore meet
Frederick High School's indoor track team coached by Hal Moser runs tonight at the All Eastern meet in Baltimore. Cadets entries include Burdette Earhart Hildebrand Barthlow Putman Jackson Catsail Weller Burdette Mathews Hildebrand Shockey Cramer Thomas and Cramer Harley in events from sprints to pole vault and high jump.
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Hal Moser
Baltimore
Dick Burdette
Bob Earhart
Bill Hildebrand
Dick Barthlow
Wayne Putman
Gary Jackson
Dick Catsail
Bob Weller
Gerald Mathews
Dave Shockey
George Cramer
George Cramar
Harley Thomas
Lincoln Thurmont Narrowly Beats Thurmont in Tight Win
Lincoln Tigers edged Thurmont 60 to 45 at West Fredery Inky Tun behind 17 points from Boug Herbert and 16 from David Allen. Lincoln trailed after one quarter, tied at half, then pulled away in the third. J.V. beat Thurmont 65-47. Henderson led Lincoln with 19.
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Eight titlists to run tonight at All Eastern Indoor
Baltimore AP reported eight defending champions will compete in the 16th All Eastern Indoor Track Meet at the Sth Regiment Armory. Morgan State stars Paul Winder and other luminaries from Maryland State and Queens Mercuryettes highlight a field of 415 from 32 colleges and clubs. Wilma Rudolph Ward will present the outstanding athlete trophy. she will not compete.
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Celtics Lakers Exhibition Set in College Park Maryland
The Boston Celtics and Los Angeles Lakers, leading their NBA divisions, will meet in an exhibition February 1 at Cole Field House Maryland. The M Club at the university sponsors the game for its scholarship fund with stars like West Selvy Hundley and Russell among the rosters. Jockey Alphonso Coy suffered a possible broken arm after a spill riding On The Quiet at Tropical Park in Miami.
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Nominations Pour Into Tri-State Futurity at Shenandoah Downs
Nearly 650 nominations were filed for the Tri-State Futurity at Shenandoah Downs, a $75,000-added event open to foals of 1960 across Maryland Virginia and West Virginia. First runnings begin at Shenandoah Downs summer meeting with track stake value and purses projected strong.
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Patterson Confides Next Opponent To JFK At White House
heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson met with President Kennedy at the White House during Big Brother Week and revealed his next opponent to the President privately. Patterson said the press would learn only that he defends the title in June in a major city. He noted the President complimented his good shape and Patterson plans charity exhibitions in Sweden if he wins his next bout.
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