Ohio State And De Paul Sustain Unbeaten Runs
Ohio State tops Louisville 78 70 with Jerry Lucas back as De Paul also wins to keep a 12 game unbeaten string. Vanderbilt suffers a 74 65 home loss to Mississippi State while Kentucky endures a three game SEC skid for the first time since 1939.
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Don Weiss
Associated Press
Obw State
DePaul
Louisville
Vanderbilt
Fred Sawyer
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Jerry Lucas
de Paul
Evansville Earrlier
Lucas
Big Ten
Northwestern
Big Lake
Louis Ile
AL C. Thompson
Sawyer
Cardinals
Local Court Schedule Highlights Weekday Matches
This week on local courts lists Tuesday games Walkersville at North Hagerstown Westminster at Frederick Middletown at St Johns Thurmont at Brunswick Taneytown at Emmitsburg Tubman at Lincoln St Johns Westminster at MSD Thursday Maryland School for the Deaf at Brunswick Friday Lincoln at Walkersville Frederick at Shernwood Emmitsburg at Middletown St Josephs at St Johns sburg at Thurmont Saturday Kendall at M.S. D Smith.
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Walkersville
North Hagerstown
Westminster
Frederick
Middletown
St. John's
Thurmont
Brunswick
Taneytown
Emmitsburg
Tubman
Lincoln
St. John’s (Westminster
MSD
Maryland School For the Deaf
Shernwood
St. Joseph’s
St. John’s
Sburg
Kendall
M.S. D. Smith
Ness Leads Duckpin Bowlers With 915 In 7 Games
Opening round of local elimination tournament at Heath Center features Ness atop standings with 915 total pinfall for seven games. Frederick second with 965, Cramer third as 136 139 135 124 115 121 152 totals 915. Final rounds set for Walkersville Lanes Sunday at 2 p.m. to determine finalist for Al Star event in Baltimore with $500 prize.
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Ertr Ba
Heath
Frederick
Cramer
Koontz
Herman Brown Jr
Chicki Cramer
Walkersville
Baltimore
NCAA rules keep wild card substitution with minor tweak
The NCAA football rules committee announced no change to scoring or goal posts and kept the wild card substitution rule, with a technical 1960 amendment. The unlimited substitution proposal was decisively defeated, and the first player in a group is now the wild card. Also noted is a Navy recruit completing basic hospital corps training at Great Lakes.
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Whitney Martin
Associated Press
Miami Beach
Fla
Football Rules Committee
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Robert R. Neyland
Tennessee
Pr. AINFUL clinches final round lead at T Open
The Crs Fle pro won with 275 points as the final round concluded. Pr. AINFUL maintained top position through the event, edging competitors in a tight closeout.
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Ainful
Crs Fle. Pro
Palmer Wins San Diego Open in Sudden-Death Playoff
Arnold Palmer, U.S. Open champion, defeats Al Balding of Canada in a sudden-death playoff at Mission Valley Country Club to capture the $20,000 San Diego Open. Palmer birdied the first playoff hole after both finished tied at 271, with Balding also finishing at 271 and both 13-under par for the event.
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San Diego
Arnold Palmer
al Balding
Canada
Palmer
Gaui
Balding
Janky Canadien
Ali
Mission Valiex
Piners
Besselimk
Charles Town cancels Monday card due to heavy snow
Charles Town Race Course announced Sunday night that the card scheduled for Monday was canceled because about five inches of snow had fallen. Track officials said the meeting would be pushed back and a second cancellation occurred due to snow at Charles Town. The December 29 opener remains noted. Pepi Suegier of Australia won the slalom despite a near fall at the Lauberhorn races in Switzerland.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Charies Town Race Course
Lews Pondfield
Switzerland
Pepi Suegier
Australia
Speer
Maryland Terps Back on ACC Schedule After Duke Loss
Maryland hoped to rebound after a 70 to 42 setback to Duke as they faced seventh-ranked North Carolina in a skimpy ACC week. The Terps opened strong with 52 percent field goal shooting in the first half but faded in the second half.
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Ble Devils
Martland
Duke and UNC Hold ACC Lead After Saturday Games
Duke remains unbeaten in ACC play at 5-0 with a 13-1 overall mark while North Carolina stands 3-0 in conference and 16-2 overall. Wake Forest moves to 6-1 in the ACC and 9-5 overall, followed by Maryland 2-2 and 6-4, NC State 2-3 and 9-4, Clemson 1-3 and 6-9, Virginia 1-7 and 2-12, and South Carolina 0-4 and 6-7. The day featured UNC 92 70 over Virginia and York Larese’s 28 points for UNC.
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Vanderbilt
Mississippi State
Wildcats
SEC
Kentucky
Tulane
Baron
Adolph Rupp
Bradiey
Houston
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St. Joseph's
Chet Walker
Bradley
Tony Jackson
St. Francis
Bonnies
St. Bonaventure
Tom Stith
Niagara
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Doug Moe
Virginia
Brorth
Oklahoma
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Iowa State
Wayne Hightower
Bill Bridges
Len Chappell
Wake Forest
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Jerry Graves
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Lnser
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Terps
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NC. State
Carolina
Unitas Leads West to 35-31 Pro Bowl Victory
Johnny Unitas named player of the game led the West past the East 35 to 31 in a Pro Bowl crowd of 62,971. he threw for 218 yards and a 66 yard TD to Lennie Moore while Len Spivey settles NBA suit for 10,000 and becomes a free agent after contract buyout with the Cincinnati Royals.
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NBA
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Spivey
Ours di Unitas
Unitas
Moore
Baltimore
West
van Brocklin
Philadelphia
the Dutchman
Jim Taylor
Green Bay
Arnett
Taylor
Walston
Bobby Walston
John Reger
Pittsburgh
Jim Hill
St. Louis
Paul Hornung
Milt Plum
Bill Spiney
All America
Kentucky
National Basketball Association
Baltimore Bullets
New York
Cincinnati
Maurice Podoloff
Podoloff
Spiey
Cincinnati Royals
Royals
Unitas Powers West Past East in Pro Bowl Run Game
NFL legends praise Johnny Unitas after the 11th Pro Bowl as he averages 10.8 yards per carry on five runs. Lombardi credits Unitas with the decisive running threat while Buck Shaw notes his overall impact in routing the East.
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Vince Lombard
Buck Shaw
Johnny Unitas
Uniitas
Unitas
Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Shaw
Baltimore
Middletown Girls Defeat Emmitsburg 45 to 23
Middletown Valleyelles beat Emmitsburg girls 45 23 Friday in Emmitsburg marking their second straight win. Kate Blundell led Middletown with 2 points while Emmitsburg’s D Moser scored 15.
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Middletown Valleyelles
Middletown
Lince
Kate Blundell
D. Moser
Aewe
Evnrn
Blurcett
WBA
Is Birkin
Valentine
Keller
Roser
Pryor
Andrew
Michael
Gladhill
Morgan
Holter
Lewis
Boyer
Frusheur
Hata
Richerd
Ridge
Milter
Sharrer
Maser
wBben
Emmitsburgees
Foss Sends AFL Invitation for Worlds Championship Tilt
AFL commissioner Joe Foss called his offer to the NFL a invitation for a world title game after AFL club owners approved it at a three day meeting. Pete Rozelle dismissed the proposal as incongruous while an antitrust suit seeks 10 million dollars against the NFL.
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Houston
Tex
Joe Foss
American Football League
National Football League
Foss
Pete Rozelle
NFL
AFL
Los Angeles
Rozelle
Ihe
Lincoln Beats Thurmont in 72 60 Victory
Lincoln defeated Thurmont 72 to 60 led by Ken Thompson with 23 points and Bob Onier with 20. Thurmont’s Rev Anders led scorers with 2 points. Half time stood Lincoln 42 Thurmont 24. Sun Valley ski open won by Pen Gram shammer of Kitzbuehl with slalom times 63.2 and 66.6 seconds.
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Thurmont
Ken Thompson
Bob Onier
Lincoln
Thompson
Onley
Rev Anders
F.t.thermont
G.F.T
Srown
Recreon
Arce
Fisker
Roler BC
Wiss
Sun Valley
Idaho
Pen Gramshammer
Kitzbuehl
Baldy Mountain
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Donald Blower
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