Walkersville-North Hagerstown clash leads crowded schedule
Walkersville hosts North Hagerstown in a top boys basketball showdown as the Hubs cope with rough times and a possible coaching change. The Lions, riding two wins over North last season, face a double A program under Bill Talley with MEL Henry's team rumored to seek change. The schedule also highlights Jack Griffin’s track girls aiming for major meets in Millrose Games, Inquirer’s Games, Queens College Invitational, and national indoor events, plus Orioles events in Hagerstown and a Frostburg State soccer All American nod for Roy Sigler.
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Walkersville
North Hagerstown
Hubs
Bill Talley
Lions
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Martinsburg
South
Frederick Cadets
Mel Henry
Jack Griffin
Baltimore
New York
Madison Square Garden
Debbie Thompson
Tammy Davis
Marlene Snowden
Ruth Thompson
Philadelphia
Convention Hall
the Inquirer
Griffin
Queens College
Louisville
Kentucky
Jack
Frances Kaszubski
Tammy
Debbie
Kaszubski
Roy Sigler
Middletown High School
Frostburg State Teachers College
Sigler
Frostburg
VFW
Wayne Rhodprick
Frederick’s Charlie Keller Wins Maryland Star of the Future
Charlie Keller, 22, son of Yankee great Casey Keller, was named Maryland’s Star of the Future at a Baltimore banquet. The Eastern League leader hit .351 with 19 homers last season. He plans to train with the Yankees in Fort Lauderdale next month as he moves toward the major leagues.
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Baltimore
New York Yankees
King Kong
Bronx
Casey Keller
Younig
Charley
Yankees
Keller
Frederick, Md
Maryland
Yankee Varsity
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
YMCA Swim Results Show Frederick Victory Split
The Frederick Y.M.C.A. Boys swim team split Saturday with Dundalk, winning senior and cadet divisions while losing prep and junior. Event placings include Kupferberg and Evans in seniors, Emmert and Holzapel in juniors and hoffman Keller in prep, Shellhorse leading cadets in several sprints. Sievers Signs Philadelphia Contract with Phillies for 1962 season.
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Frederick Y.M.C.A
Dundalk
Kupferberg
Glick
Back
Madiey- Evans
Reky- Glick
McHenry
Kupferbers
Evans
Emrmert
Delpney
Medicy- Holzapel
Free Hoffman
Keller
Breast Hofman
Back- Keller
Free Keller
Fly- Hoffman
Shellhorse
Kefauver
Breast
Staley
Kennedy
Sievers
Philadelphia
Roy Sievers
Philadelphia Phillies
John Quinn
Chicago White Sox
Charney Smith
John Buzhardt
Aga Khan Chosen To Represent Britain In World Ski Meet
Sir Charles Taylor announced that Prince Karim Aga Khan will represent Great Britain at the World Championship Ski Meet in Chamonix France next month. The Aga Khan, a British subject, won the Lowlanders Championship and Kandahar races in the British racing week, placing second to Lieut. R. A. Mongomerie in an earlier race.
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Switzerland
Great Britain
Chamonix
France
Charles Taylor
Aga Khan
Aga
Prince Karim
Kandahar
Lieut. R. A. Mongomerie
College basketball scores from AP roundup
Michigan 56 Iowa 36 Kentucky 95 Tennessee 92 Purdue 88 Michigan State 74 Mississippi State 37 Georgia Tech 56. FIRST PORTERS Women were the first porters. Use of animals for transportation marked a great advance, noted by the Encyclopaedia Britannica. Kitchen accidents happen often. keep a first aid kit with bandages scissors tape cotton petroleum jelly and disinfectant.
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Associated Press
Michigan
Iowa
Kentucky
Tennessee
Purdue
Michigan State
Mississippi State
Georgia Tech
Britannica
Hitchcock says Gus Triandos remains key Orioles man
Orioles manager Billy Hitchcock says catcher Gus Triandos is a key player despite his trade request. He notes Triandos has a strong arm and hitting ability, maps left field fence changes at Memorial Stadium, and mentions Boog Powell may become the left fielder.
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Gordon Beard
Baltimore
Billy Hitchcock
Baltimore Orioles
Gus Triandos
Gus
Hitchcock
Detroit
Tigers
Triandos
Oriole
Triandes
Frederick city Recreation Department Basketball League Formed
The Frederick Recreation Department runs a boys basketball league from 8:30 to 12:30 with 24 teams across six age groups. Coaches from junior high and high school, plus town men, will lead teams focusing on zone and man to man defense. Trade rules and non tradeable players aim to keep play tight. League results will be published weekly and eight sixth graders may still join.
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Frederick City Recreation Departments
Frederick High IV
Jerry Reid
Day Markey
Mike Brachey
Jack Griffin
Orioles drop 1961 slogan talk for 1962 rally cry
Baltimore Orioles president Lee MacPhail says there will be no motive slogan for 1962 only a practical aim to bring home the potatoes. The 1961 season left the team in third place in the American League pennant race after a preseason motto suggested success.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Lee MacPhail
Orioles
Move to Oust Rams President Seems Failure
Los Angeles Rams majority owners voted to elect Ed Pauley chairman and run the team, while Dan Reeves claims the move is invalid amid dissolution concerns. Reeves owns about a third of the partnership. Pauley and Levy hold similar shares. The Rams feud has lasted six years and the expired agreement granted Reeves 50 percent authority.
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LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Rams
Dan Reeves
Ed Pauley
Reeves
Rams
Cleveland
Ram
Prsident
Pauley
Fred Levy
Hal Seley
Bob Hope
Area Basketball Roundup Hubs Visit Walkersville
Walkersville hosts North Emmitsburg and Brunswick on a seven game area slate as Middletown meets St John’s and Taneytown plays at Frederick. North’s Joe Henderson leads a 3 6 team while Lions star Bob Smith and Larry Haines drive a 7 2 mark. College-level note: Alabama’s Bear Bryant and Texas’s Darrell Royal named head coaches for All America Bowl.
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Emmitsburg
Maryland
Hagerstown
Walkers
School For the Deaf
Brunswick Isville
Thurmont
Middletown
St. John's
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Airy
Berry
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Bill Talley
Lions
Brunswick
Francis Scott Key
Mel Henry
Martinsburg
Frederick
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North
Joe Henderson
Henderson
Larry Haines
Bob Smith
Haines
Smith
Westminster
Owls
Waynesboro
Cadets
Freeman Twins
Klara
Dale
Mel Arbaugh
Bulldogs
Buffalo
Patt
Bear) Bryant
Alabama
Darrell Royal
Texas
Bryant
Crimson Tide
Royal
NBA All Star Dream Game Rated Best Ever
West coach Fred Schaus calls the St Louis All-Star game the finest in history with 22 players in two squads. East starters include Chamberlain Cousy and Russell while West features Baylor Pettit Robertson Bellamy and West. Pettit starts his eighth All-Star game as fans anticipate high scoring and star power.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Fred Schaus
Los Angeles
Schaus
Boston
West
Bill Russell
Paul Arizin
Philadelpha-Cousy -and
Cousy
Chamberlain
Richie Guerin
New York
Tom Heinsohn
Dolph Schayes
Syracuse
Baylor
Bob Pettit
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Walt Bellamy
Chicago
Jerry West
Los Anos
Pettit
Buckeyes Top AP Poll as Kentucky Climbs to Second Spot
Ohio State remains undefeated and top of the AP major college basketball poll with 41 first place votes. Kentucky moves to second after beating Vanderbilt and LSU, while Cincinnati, Kansas State, and Duquesne follow in the top five with varied results and records.
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Ben Olan
Associated Press
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Kentucky
Mississippi State
Villanova
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Michigan
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Louisiana State
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Wisconsin
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Illinois
Metro track coaches side with AAU in power dispute
Metropolitan Coaches Association leaders voiced support for the AAU amid the NCAA backed move to form a rival federation. Critics urged reconciliation within the AAU framework while noting the need for concrete proposals and ongoing collaboration with track bodies.
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Associated Press
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NCAA
Metropolitan Coaches Association
New York Track Writers Association
Joe Healey
New York University
Metropolitan Association
Healey
Johnny Gibson
Seton Hall
New Coaches ‘Association
Chick Werner
Penn State
Bill Ward
St. John’s
Saul
Artie O’connor
Fordham
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Bill) Doolittle
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