Brunswick Rips Charles Town in 83 69 victory
Steven Cox scored 30 points to lead Brunswick Railroaders past Charles Town 83 69. Allen Fidwards added 18 and Buddy Gilbert 11 as Brunswick built a 23 12 first quarter lead before holding on after a 23 9 second period. Charles Town used 13 players and had 11 scorers led by Raymond Roy with 12. In the junior game, Charles Town beat Brunswick 51 44 with Jimmy Haller scoring 16 for Brunswick.
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Bruns
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Paul Johnson
John Lorenz
Brunswick Jayvees
Jimmy Haller
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Edwards
Appell
Gavther
Johnson
Goff
Lorenz
Paradis
McDonald
Gilbert
Corbin
Roby
Kitchen
Brooks
Hammond
R. Witmer
Roy
Smithsburg Defeats Emmitsburg 62 to 45 in League Game
Smithsburg jumped to a 17-8 lead and rolled to a 62-45 win over Emmitsburg. Emmitsburg's six-man lineup had three players reach double figures, while Updegraff led Smithsburg with 14 points and Boward added 12. Emmitsburg won two more foul shots than Smithsburg in the preliminary 60-31 setback.
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Smitties
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Stanley Andrew
Gary Manning
Updegraff
Gary Boward
McLeary
Phil Eyler
Masset
Snyder
Wiermen
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Boward Gaiz Baker
McElroy
Valentine
McCleary
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Shiver
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Packers and Chiefs Ready for Super Bowl Clash
The Green Bay Packers and Kansas City Chiefs prepare for the world pro championship with top players like Bart Starr and Len Dawson leading attacks. Packers rode a 12-2 regular season into a 34-27 title win over Dallas, while the Chiefs, 11-2-1, crushed Buffalo 31-7.
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Kansas City
Vince Lombardi
Packers
Bart Starr
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Kansas City Chiefs
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NFL
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Mike Garrett
Otis Taylor
Hank Stram
Chiefs
Buffalo
Stram
Lombardi
St. Josephs Bears Middletown 79 to 65 in basketball clash
St. Josephs High School of Emmitsburg dominated Middletown 79 to 65 as Marty Williams scorched the floor for 32 points on 11 of 13 shooting and 10 of 10 from the line. John Sherwin added 26, Ed Adelsberger 15, Ray Baker 10, while Middletown had four in double figures led by Jerry Bidle with 19. St. Joe's moved to 8-4, Middletown to 3-3, with a 19-14 first quarter burst paving the way. In the junior contest Middletown won 52-30.
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Emmitsburg
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St. Joe
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Saints
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Ray Baker
Jerry Bidle
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Steve Nikirk
Melvin Henderson
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St. Joe’s
Jayvees
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Knight Yearlings
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Tatar
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St. Joseph's
Rockets Top Indians in Poolesville Thriller
Poolesville High School faced Class AA champion Richard Montgomery on even terms for three quarters before falling 81 to 36. Chris Owens led the Indians with 27 points, while Willie Allen paced the Rockets with 22 plus 17 from Gordon for Richard Montgomery. Four Indians reached double figures as Poolesville trailed by 13 at halftime and could not seize the lead.
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Poolesville High School
Richard Montgomery
Rockets
Rockville
Willie Allen
Indians
Chris Owens
Rockie
Owens
Truman Thomas
Lewis Bell
Ellsworth
Naylor
Gordon
Allen
Good
Howard
Kennedy Powers Hornets 51 43 In Shootout Win
Damascus fell behind late after a fourth quarter drought as Kennedy surged from four down to win 51 to 43. Freeman led Kennedy with 16 points, Dilts 14, Spriggs 11 while Beall and Hart paced Damascus with 14 and 11 respectively. Damascus plays Wheaton next.
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Pat Hart
Freeman
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Spriggs
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Hart
Wheaton
Kennedy Damascus
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Ditts
Saylor
Rasapep
Knoll
Hawkins
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Eastern Indoor Season Opens With High-Profile Knights Meet
The 1967 Eastern indoor track season begins at Boston Garden in the 41st Knights of Columbus Games. Top targets include the O'Reilly mile, Larivee two-mile, and Prout 600. Notable entrants: Tony Benson, Dave Patrick, Conrad Nightingale, Ergas Leps, Dave Bartel, Herb Germann, Bob Zieminski, John Lawson, Bill Norris, Andy Schramm, Barry Brown, Martin McGrady, Dave Crook, Dave Hemery, Dale Stovall, Peter Scott, George Germann, Rick Urbina, Fran Smith, John Thomas, Mel Hein, and Bill Gaines.
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Boston Garden
Ron Delany
Australia
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Dave Patrick
Villanova
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Kansas State
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Georgetown
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Charley Messenger
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Boston College
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Andy Schramm
Barry Brown
New York A.C
Ohio State
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Nebraska
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Dave Hemery
Air Force Academy
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Peter Scott
Scituate
George Germann
New Jersey Track Club
Rick Urbina
Dave Hamilton
Cornell
Fran Smith
John Thomas
Boston University
Mel Hein
Southern California Striders
New Jersey
Bill Gaines
Blanchard Son Signs Tar Heel Grant in Aid
In Chapel Hill, NC, Tony Blanchard son of Felix Blanchard, famed Army star, signs a football grant in aid with the University of North Carolina. The 17-year-old fullback stands 6 foot 3 and weighs 230 pounds, a senior at St. John’s High School in Washington DC. His father, a three time All American, is a lieutenant colonel in the Air Force attending the National War College.
Hawkins named defensive backfield coach at Maryland
COLLEGE PARK Maryland Ralph Hawkins a former Maryland quarterback and halfback was named defensive backfield coach for the Terrapins by Coach Bob Ward Hawkins 31 will marry Carol Ann Hench of Federalsburg Hawkins previously coached at Army Bishop Dennis O Connell High School SMU Kentucky and Navy staff additions Ernie Jorge and Fred Kern also named to Ward's new Maryland staff
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Federalsburg
Hawkins
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Washington
Maryland
Bishop Dennis
ACC To Investigate Forfeited NC State Maryland Controversy
NC State coach Norman Sloan and referee George Conley sparked an incident that led to a forfeit of the State Maryland game. The ACC will refer the matter to commissioner Jim Weaver for possible action, as Coach Sloan and Conley traded heated exchanges after the game.
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Norman Sloan
George Conley
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Riday
M. P. (Footsi ) Knight
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Conley
Sloan
Kentucky
Fordham
State
John T. Caldwell
Linganore Beats St John’s 68 to 58 in Key High School Clash
Linganore High School shocked St John’s of Frederick 68 to 58, placing four Lancers in double figures led by Buddy Burgee with 17 points. Rick Hassett of St John’s was limited to 12 after entering with 277 season points as Linganore built a 15-12 first quarter lead and pulled away in the final period. The regular JV result saw Linganore win 60-51.
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St. John’s of Frederick
Saints
Rick Hassett
Lancers
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Dwight Repp
Singapore
Gary Smith
Artie Esworthy
Tommy Sherald
Ronnie DeGrange
Jerry DeGrange
Hassett
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Joe Currens
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Goalby And Glover Pace San Diego Golf Tourney
Veteran Bob Goalby and Randy Glover moved to the 36-hole lead at the San Diego Open with 11 under par 132. Goalby shot 64 and Glover 67 as they open a three stroke edge over Tommy Bolt and Chris Blocker at Stardust Country Club.
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Calif
Bob Goalby
Randy Glover
Goalby
Beeleville
Glover
Florence
S.C
Stardust Country Club
Tommy Bolt
Chris Blocker
Bolt
Blocker
Art Wall Jr
Bobby Nichols
Ronnie Reif
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