Fourth Quarter Rally Sends Patriots To Close Win
Governor Thomas Johnson Patriots pull off a 55-53 comeback over North Hagerstown. Ernie Bowens hits a late top of the key jumper with under five seconds left after a stall sequence, delivering TJ a ninth win in ten games and a 3-1 Tri-State mark. Smothers spearheads Hubs with 23 points, while Bowens leads TJ with 20 and Snoots adds 18.
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George May
Ernie Bowens
Thomas Johnson Patriots
North Hagerstown
Bowens
Patriot
Jay Jacobs
Book of Maryland
Danni Weedon
Hagerstown
John Smothers
Jim Brown
Tom Parsons
Parsons
Patriots
Smothers
Jim Snoots
Thomas Johnson
Tri-State
Joel Kingsolver
Snoots
North
Frederick
King Solver
Kingsolver
Hubs
Junior Patriots
Jesse Dorsey
Greg Randolph
Greg Fry
NHTI
E. Bowens
Parson
Daniels
D. Bowens
Palkavitz
Hall
Fowbles
McNamee
Weedon
Svgame
Russell scores 45 as Gaels beat St John’s 77 69
Jim Russell scored 45 points to lead St Maria Goretti over St Johns 77 69 in a Blue Ridge Conference game. He added 19 rebounds, 14 field goals and 17 of 21 from the line, with five three point plays and late free throws sealing the win as St Johns fell to 1 1 in league play.
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Jim Russell
Blue Ridge
St. Maria Goretti
St. John’s
Russell
St John’s
Saints
Gaels
Hagerstown
St. Maria
Bion Winpigler
Tim Hull
John Hassett
Bo DeGrange
Hassett
Dave Balentine
ST. John's
St.mari
TJ Wrestlers Roll Past North Hagerstown for Sixth Win
The Thomas Johnson wrestling team defeated North Hagerstown 39 to 11 to secure its sixth win of the year. TJ athletes went 7-0 in notable bouts with George Anderson undefeated at 121 pounds after a 9-0 decision, Charlie Klein improving to 6-0-1 with a 5:34 pin in unlimited, and Stockman and Reynolds winning in 167 and 187. The junior varsity won 22-5 as TJ standouts Ray Ricketts and others pinned their NH opponents.
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Steve Vaughn
Sterling Green
Patriots
Thomas Johnson
Ray Ricketts
Paul DeBolt
Greg Wineger
Jim Zombro
Bill Fink
Wayne. Smith
Reeder
Parker
Green
Russell
Vaughn
Hart
Stockman
Coach resigns from Texas Tech to take ABA job
Bob Bass, Texas Tech head basketball coach, resigns effective immediately to become head coach of the Miami Floridians in the American Basketball Association. Tech Athletic Director J. T. King announced the move, noting it ends Bass' tenure after less than a season and would have begun his second year.
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Lubbock, Tex
Bob Bass
Texas Tech
Miami Floridians
American Basketball Association
Tech
J. T. King
King
Bass
Catoctin Breaks Loose To Defeat FSK 66-49
In Taneytown, Catoctin trailed early but surged to a 66-49 win over FSK. Tom Williard led with 20 points, John Teeter added 17, Eddie Gills 15, as the Cougars improved to 2-0 in MVAL play and 3-8 overall. Teeter grabbed 18 rebounds, Williard 12, while Catoctin shot 50 percent and dominated rebounding 41-21. In JV, Catoctin won 56-42 led by Ed Hobbs 19 and Danny Shapiro 14.
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Taneytown
Catoctin
FSK
Cougars
MVAL
Tom Williard
Key
Teeter
Williard
Ed Hobbs
Danny Shapiro
FSK Gft Gft Smith
Waddell Campbell
Morlegan ‘Williard
Corum
Young
Gills
Reindollar Morrisor Burnett Hil Sm
Frederick CC at Chesapeake CC and Fort Monroe visits Fort Detrick
Frederick Community College will play Chesapeake Community College today while Fort Monroe visits Fort Detrick for local basketball action.
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Frederick Community College
Chesapeake CC
Fort Monroe
Fort Detrick
Cadets Fall To South Carroll In Wrestling Meet
South Carroll handed Frederick its fifth loss of the year 45 to 3 before 500 fans in Frederick. Kim Routzahn was the lone winner for Frederick, a 17-13 decision over South’s Craig Larrimore at 98 pounds. Frederick and Cadets finished with six pins and five decisions. Jeff Myers, Larry Frederickson, Jim Ellis, Leroy Schuerholz, Sam Leatherwood, and Bob Franklin earned pins. Preliminary action saw South Carroll win 29-13, with Donald Remsburg pinning for Frederick. Other Frederick winners were Larry Remsburg, John Stephan, and Gary Rollins.
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South Carroll
Frederick
Kim Routzahn
Craig Larrimore
South
Cavaliers
Jeff Myers
Larry Frederickson
Jim Ellis
Leroy Schuerholz
Sam Leatherwood
Bob Franklin
Donald Remsburg
Larry Remsburg
John Stephan
Gary Rollins
Frederick Cadets thump Cavaliers to stay undefeated in Tri-State
Frederick High School Cadets keep the Tri-State lead with a 74-63 win over South Carroll Cavaliers. Frederick improves to 4-0 in league, 6-2 overall, while the Cavaliers fall to 0-4 in league and 5-5 overall. Fosdick tops Cavaliers with 27, Foreman and Palm pace Frederick with 17 each, Sherman's 12 points and 15 rebounds anchor Frederick's 48-34 win in the earlier matchup.
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Winfield
Frederick High School
South Carroll Cavaliers
Frederick
Cavaliers
Dennis Fosdick
Fosdick
Kevin Allsop
Mike Sherman
Baby Cavaliers
Brunswick Railroaders Rally Past North Carroll 63 44
Brunswick rolled to its second win of the season, 63-44 over North Carroll. The Railroaders improved to 2-4 overall and 2-1 in the Monocacy Valley Athletic Association, while North Carroll dropped to 0-5 in the conference and 0-8 overall. P. L. Orrison led with 18 points, with Tim McLane, Drexell Henderson, and Mitch Denner adding 15, 11, and 10. The team led from the start, 16-14 after the first quarter, extended the margin to 14 by halftime, and outscored the Panthers 26-21 in the final two periods.
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Greenmount
Brunswick
North Carroll
Panthers
P. L. Orrison
Railroaders
Tim McLane
Drexell Henderson
Mitch Denner
Gary Cassidy
Dave Burdette
Bruns
Wick
Foreman
Brunswick NC Palm
FHS A1
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Ater
FHS
Patterson KOs Forte in Miami Beach bout
Former heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson battered Levi Forte with a first round knockdown and finished him at 2 20 of the second round before a 6 000 crowd at Miami Beach Convention Hall. Patterson weighed 192 pounds and claimed renewed hope for another title shot after the decisive victory.
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Miami Beach
Floyd Patterson
Levi Forte
Forte
Patterson
Miami
Phillies Acquire Pitcher Darrel Branden in Trade
Philadelphia Phillies obtain pitcher Darrel Branden from Tucson in exchange for infielder outfielder Rick Joseph. NBA scores show Celtics topple Hawks 134 123 and 76ers tie Bulls 99 99 in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Darrel Branden
Tucson
Rick Joseph
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Boston
Atlanta
Chicago
Knights Edge Warriors 54 48 In Boonsboro Cage Bout
Middletown moved ahead 50-48 on a Bill Ridden jumper with 1:05 left and, despite 12 Boonsboro free throws, held on 54-48. Rick Delaney led Middletown with 18 points, Wayne Coblentz added 12 rebounds and 10 points, as Middletown improved to 6-3 in nine games. Boonsboro stayed close via free throws in a see-saw game that featured early lead and later tie through three quarters.
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Boonsboro
Middletown
Knights
Bill Ridden
Warriors
Wayne Coblentz
Rick Delaney
Coblentz
Tim Fawley
Tim Ridden
TGFT
Rhoderick
Himes R Lewis
Delaney
Buiz
Semlranel
Boonsboro Middletow
Lancers Edge Walkersville In OT 58 57
Singanore Lancers beat Walkersville 58 57 in overtime after a 51 51 tie at regulation. Larry Pryor scored 26 and Al Carpenter 21 for Singanore with 4 0l rebounding. Denny Potts led Walkersville with 16 points. Walkersville JV won 46 35.
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Linganore
Larry Pryor
Walkersville
Pryor
Linga
Tom May
Central
Singanore
al Carpenter
Lancer
Walkersville Linganore
Gilbe
Toy
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