Emmitsburg Liners edge Walkersville in late rally
Emmitsburg coach John Horine watched his Liners surge past Walkersville in a tense county showdown. Key players include Don Sweeney and Terry Fleagle with Zimmerman dominating the boards and Linton under pressure as Emmitsburg used a 2 1 2 zone to thwart the champions.
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Ron) Dorsey
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AFL Ready to Expand by 1962 Says Joe Foss
AFL expansion plans move forward as eight clubs approve a by laws change lowering votes for expansion to six. Commissioner Joe Foss says if expansion occurs it will be before the next draft with one formal and three informal applications on hand. Discussions with NCAA officials and NFL about timing noted. no dates set.
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ACC Teams Set for Opening Action Across Conference Slate
The Associated Press reports all eight ACC teams begin league play with two afternoon games televised. NC State visits Wake Forest in Winston-Salem at 2 pm on ABC, while North Carolina travels to Virginia for a regional telecast. Duke hosts Maryland as Clemson goes to South Carolina in night games. Duke stands 4-1 in conference and 12-1 overall. The Tar Heels, 2-0 in ACC play, face a tough test after hammering Virginia last month on the Cavaliers’ home floor.
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Promoters tout big money for Patterson vs. ingemar bout
In Miami Beach Promoters said the Patterson ingemar heavyweight fight on March 13 would be the biggest financial success yet. They projected about 1.16 million from 7 000 seats at 100 5 000 at 50 and 4 000 at 20. Ancillary rights theater television motion pictures and radio to TelePrompTer. ABC reportedly bought radio rights for about 300 000. Nearby San Francisco valleys show California’s diverse climates yielding monthly crops.
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Brunswick High defeats Middletown 59 56 in Class B tilt
Brunswick High edged Middletown Knights 59 to 56 in a seesaw Class B boys game at Middletown. The Railroader comeback started after a rough first half, with rebounding corrections helping Brunswick overturn a 30-23 halftime deficit and seal victory in the final seconds.
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St Maria Goretti trounces St Johns in league clash
St Maria Goretti defeated St Johns 61 to 41 in a Blue Ridge Catholic League game. Bob Flaherty scored 30 points to lead the Gaels, while Gerry Mulcahey topped St Johns with 11 points. The loss snapped St Johns' league winning streak.
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Poolesville tops Maryland School for the Deaf 99 to 44
Poolesville dominated from the opening tip and rolled to a 99 44 road victory over Maryland School for the Deaf. Preston Ashley scored 20 points while Allmutt led Poolesville with 25 points and Barnes contributed 16 as Montgomery County improved its record.
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Pender 9-5 To Defeat Briton In Title Fight
Boston based boxing clash pits Paul Pender against Terry Downes in a 15 round middleweight world title bout at Boston Arena. Pender, 30, aims to extend momentum after 8 straight wins, while Downes seeks a upset following a 26 6 record with 20 KOs. Televised on ABC at 10 p.m. EST.
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London
Baltimore Colts Lose Ninth Draft Choice Guard Tom Brown
Vancouver contract reports show All America guard Tom Brown signed a three year deal worth around 56000 with Vancouver Internprovia. Brown, formerly of the Baltimore Colts and New York Titans, cited satisfaction with terms and familiarity with Vancouver coaches from Minnesota days.
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Valleyettes Top Lincoln 45 to 35
Valleyettes defeated Lincoln 45 to 35 in a low scoring game. High scorer listed for 18 points. Game details include middletown and other partial names and scores from the OCR text.
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Burns wins tourney semifinal in rain swept final
In Ormond Beach Florida Marge Burns of Greensboro NC defeated Tish Preuss of Pompano Beach FL 3 and 2 in a Women s South Atlantic Amateur tournament semifinal. Driving rain and gusts to 40 mph hampered play on the seaside Ellinor Village course.
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Howe to Return for Red Wings After Concussion
Gordie Howe will return to action for the Detroit Red Wings on Saturday against the New York Rangers. The team announced Howe has recovered from a concussion suffered January 4 in Toronto and will wear a doctors-ordered helmet.
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Frederick’s Fourth-quarter Collapse Beats Cadets by Martinsburg
Martinsburg 74, Frederick 50 as the Bulldogs pull away in the final eight minutes after Frederick’s starters foul out. Frederick had trailed by ten entering the fourth, despite a late third quarter push, with Martinsburg’s defense and fast offense sealing the win at Frederick High School.
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Stan Leonard Ties Open Lead At San Diego Open
Stan Leonard of Vancouver shot 6 under par to tie Canadian Al Balding and Eric Monti for the lead at the halfway of the San Diego Open. Monti and Balding each posted solid rounds, with Leonard’s eagle on the 10th highlighting a 65 in round two.
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Shoemaker Extends Winning Streak at Santa Anita
Jockey Bil Shoemaker rode to a sixth straight victory run at Santa Anita, winning the second, third and fourth races as he extended a streak that began Thursday. His runs ended when Robit's Top finished outside the money in the fifth race. Shoemaker rode Taboo, Swiss Roll, and Valjean Rose on Thursday and Mickey Who Me, Flatterer, and Petite Khal on Friday, none of which were favorites.
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Matched Field to Run Today in Charles Town's Feature Race
Charles Town W Va weathered by a seven furlong West Virginia Purse event featuring Warp and Ki pene among top contenders. Top weights near 121 pounds. local crowd anticipates a competitive card with homebred entrants and several likely choices in a brisk Winter meeting run.
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Kansas man yearnar? Lieder 25 had 16 amateur bouts
Kansas fighter Lieder aged 25 lists 16 amateur fights, with seven wins by knockout, as he reflects on his early years in boxing.
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