Unitas TD Pass as Ohio State Stays Undefeated
Ohio State continues its perfect season by routing Michigan 89-64 in a Big Ten clash while Mississippi State falls to Vanderbilt 100-86 ending its 10 game win streak. No. 1 Buckeyes move to 12–0, with Jerry Lucas posting 20 points and 20 rebounds.
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Area courts schedule this week across several towns
This week on area courts features matches in Frederick Westminster MSD Emmitsburg Brunswick Thurmont Taneytown Mount Airy St John s North Hagerstown Walkersville Berryville Lincoln Rider College Mt St Mary s Frederick Waynesboro Middletown Emmitsburg MD at Brunswick Mt Airy at Francis Scott Key Lincoln at Thurmont Mt St Mary s competes against St Joseph in Philadelphia with Mt St Mary s versus St Joseph in Philadelphia on Saturday.
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Frederick Fifth in All East Meet at Fifth Regiment Armory
Frederick High and four other schools finished fifth in the All East indoor track meet at the Fifth Regiment Armory. Dick Burdette placed in the top three in the 60 yard dash, finishing third as Eastern and Anacostia led the team standings. Over 300 participants and several meet records were set, including a pole vault record by Frederick’s Gladhill.
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Eicher Absence May Have Helped Duke In Maryland Victory
Duke defeated Maryland 84-68 as Bob Eicher sat out with a slight concussion after an overtime loss to South Carolina. The Greensburg, Pennsylvania guard, a top defender, would have likely marked Art Heyman, who scored 38 for Duke.
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Duke Leads ACC But Gamecocks May Spoil Title Run
The Gamecocks, 3-2 in ACC and 10-5 overall, threaten as spoilers with a strong late-season run. Art Whisnant leads SC with about 20 points per game supported by Bill Cronin, Ror Robinson, and others as Duke, UNC, and Wake Forest chase the conference lead amid key wins and close losses.
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Mountaineers and O Reilly pace Ed conference standings
Mount St Marys leads the Mason-Dixon Conference with a 7 0 mark, aided by O Reilly who tops the league scoring with 149 points in seven games. Randolph Macon also undefeated in conference play, while Loyola Baltimore and Western Maryland drop to challenge. O Reilly starred in a 104 77 win over Loyola with 30 points and 14 free throws.
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Tri State League Officials Set Rules for All Conference Teams
The Tri State Athletic Conference meeting at North Hagerstown High outlined selection rules for All Conference football and basketball teams. Football uses a two all-opponent team list with five and three point scoring. basketball uses a ten man top choice with ten to one points for first team. Track scoring aligns with CVAL meet rules.
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Saints Capture League Victory Over St Josephs
St John’s trailed 9-5 at the first period’s end but surged to a 52-32 Blue Ridge Catholic League win over St Joseph’s of Emmitsburg at McSherry Gym. Dick Gant scored a team high and nine of 11 Saints played varsity, while Jack Topper led St Joe with 15 points.
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Tri-State Conference Sets Meeting and Broadcast Pact
The text notes discussion of policies for conference basketball games, inter-school baseball event agreements, and a mutual understanding that all conference games may be broadcast by local radio stations. The Tri-State Conference will meet next on March 1.
Baltimore Colt Tops Arnett in Last Seconds in Pro Bowl
In Los Angeles with two seconds left, Johnny Unitas fired a 12-yard TD pass to Jon Arnett as the West edged the East 31 30 in a chaotic Pro Bowl. Jim Brown of Cleveland set a new rushing mark with a 70 yard TD run and was named MVP before a 57 409 crowd.
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