Hayes Leads West In 19th NBA All-Star Tilt
Rookie Flynn Hayes headlines the West aiming for revenge as the 19th NBA All-Star game tips Tuesday night in Baltimore. Wilt Chamberlain and Elgin Baylor are among East stars with Jerry West out due to injury and Jerry Sloan stepping in.
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Willis Hall 38 Not Enough as MCC Beats Frederick CC
Montgomery College, ranked fourth in area scoring, defeated Frederick Community College 126 to 86. Willis Hall led Frederick with 38 points for the second straight game, while MCC balanced 10 players in double figures including Mike Lynch with 30 and Tammy Davis with 20.
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Ft Detrick Scouts Win Twice In County Games
Ft Detrick Bay Scout Troop 799 won two basketball games against county squads. They beat Singapore junior varsity B 25 24 in overtime with Ralph Shober seven points and Ron Boone six. Ma scored 10 for Singapore. The next week they defeated Middletown Finifor varsity 3219 as Greg Trout and Ron Boone added eight points each. Repp had six for Middletown and Fraser five.
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Jets Still Hopeful in Coaching and GM Talks
The article describes ongoing discussions about Steve Thompson from the University of Washington and his future with the Jets. Questions focus on whether he will remain a coach or move into a general manager role. Thompson deflects retirement talk and says details will be discussed later with Phil Iselin, who became president last summer.
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Bulldogs Top Carroll In Triangular Wrestling Meet
Winfield Martinsburg Bulldogs defeated South Carroll Cavaliers 30 to 16. Newcomer pinned Shepard in 30 seconds at 180 pounds while Zepp pinned Knuchk in 1 minute at 127 pounds. Shiffler won 112 pounds 1 to 7 and Browning edged Salogar 7 to 4 at 120 pounds. Cavaliers next wrestle North Carroll on January 25.
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McLain Warns of Harder Season With Lower Mounds
Denny McLain 31 game winner says lowering mound height from 15 to 10 inches will increase strain on pitchers and cut innings totals. He notes 250 innings or more were logged by several AL and NL hurlers last year and worries about arm soreness as the mound shrinks. He adds he plans spring training work with his band and has signed a 1969 contract around 75000 dollars.
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Patriots overwhelm Loudoun Valley in 38-11 wrestling win
Thomas Johnson High School wrestling routed Loudoun Valley 38-11 to improve to 32-? on the season. TJ captured eight of twelve bouts with five pins two decisions one forfeit and one tie as Camp Inez edged Whitesell 3-0 in the opening bout and Glick, Bessel, Beard, Castle, Thomas, Green and Devil added decisive wins.
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UCLA Holds First Place in AP Basketball Poll
UCLA remains No 1 in the AP poll, unbeaten and unruffled, with all 40 first place votes. The Associated Press board of sports writers and broadcasters tabulated the rankings after Monday games.
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