Indoor season beckons with sports shows and hunts TV
As hunting closes and weather turns, viewers have plenty on the winter horizon. ABC American Sportsman returns January 22 for 11 Sundays of hunting and fishing, CBS Sports Spectacular airs January 29 with the Winchester National Clay Bird Tournament finals, and February features the Chesapeake Bay Boat Show in Baltimore plus the Pennsylvania Sports and Outdoor Show in Harrisburg. The Maryland Fly Fisher's banquet debuts February 17 in Harrisburg, honoring Gurney Godfrey and organized by Joe Zimmer, with plans for an annual event if successful.
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St Joseph's Defeats Orioles 72 to 42 in Hoops Night
St Joseph's Saints toppled the Maryland School for the Deaf 72 to 42 led by Marty Williams who scored 24 and John Sherwin with 21. Ed Adelsberger added 12 as MSD saw key players Arley Wright and Gordon Gray out for the season. In the early game St Joe's had beaten MSD 48 to 20.
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Frederick Cadets Smash Waynesboro 107 65 in Huge Win
Frederick High School delivered a decisive 107 65 victory over Waynesboro, extending its ninth straight win. Willis Hall led with 29 points, Joph Foreman 28, and Jeff Freland 25 as Frederick opened with a 32 8 first quarter and maintained dominance with strong rebounding and defense. Waynesboro struggled early and never recovered, Steve Fisher scoring 20 for the Indians. The Cadets improved to 5 0 in the Tri State League while Waynesboro dropped to 3 3 in league play.
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Knights Beat Emmitsburg Knights 63 54 in Hoops Clash
Emmitsburg Middletown High School suffered a 63 54 defeat as Knights led by Melvin Henderson and Robert Sheffler overcame a strong start. Sheffler and Henderson each scored 16 points, with Henderson erupting in the second half. Emmitsburg’s Gary Manning topped the Liners with 23 points. Stanley Andrew added 12. Middletown won the junior varsity game 58 27.
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Stanley Andrew
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Phil Eyjer
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Wierman
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Brunswick Tops Harpers Ferry in Class B clash 89 76
Brunswick led by Dave Gaither 25 points despite a late-season injury as Harpers Ferry fell 89 76. Allen Edwards 18 and Steve Cox 17 boosted Brunswick, while Lee Ballenger tied Harpers Ferry with 22. The Railroaders trailed 23 17 early, then tied 42 42 at half and pulled away in the third.
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Grunswick
Marpers Ferry
UCLA Tops AP Poll Dominates With All First Place Votes
The Associated Press poll shows UCLA earning every first place vote as the Bruins lead, while Florida drops from eighth after a 66-53 loss to unranked Tennessee. A return game between Florida and Tennessee is set for Saturday. Florida had risen to eighth before the defeat.
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Montero Named As An Aide To Ward
COLLEGE PARK Md AP The University of Maryland named Domin ic Montero as assistant football coach on Ward staff. Montero coached Salesianum High School Wilmington Del 1956 1965 named Delaware coach of year 1956 and national Catholic coach of the year 1964 undefeated. He has led Washington College Chestertown Md and King’s College Wilkes Barre Pa plus line coach at Virginia Military Institute.
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Virginia Military Institute
Jack Mulvana
M:nesota
Tom Hall
Minnesota Vikings
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LaSalle College
Philadelphia
Blanchard Gets Braves Tryout For Major League Shot
Atlanta, Ga AP Blanchard 34 a former New York Yankee catcher seeks another major league chance and the Atlanta Braves have invited him to spring training He was traded to Kansas City in 1965 and later released by the Athletics He could bid for the Braves first base job after serving as catcher first baseman outfielder and pinch hitter with the Yankees.
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Patriots Defeat Boonsboro To Halt Losing Streak
Thomas Johnson High School in Frederick crushed Boonsboro 79 to 36 to snap a three game slide. Ward Brown led with 17 points and 18 rebounds, Tim Ambrose added 13 points and 17 boards, while Greg Smith and Greg Oser reached double figures for the Patriots. Boonsboro’s defense limited its own scoring as the Warriors managed only 14 field goals. In a preliminary, T. Johnson JV beat Boonsboro 70 to 29.
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Schattberg
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Fotal
Saints Top Taneytown in 91 to 75 Victory
St John’s rolled past Taneytown 91 to 75 as Rick Hassett led with 30 points and 13 rebounds. Jerry DeGrange added 17 points and 11 rebounds while Tomm Sherald, 15 points, led five Saints in double figures as Frederick improved to 10-4. Taneytown’s Jayvees also met defeat 91-75.
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Jerry Smeak
Taneytown
Ronnie Howard Potted
Bob Fleagle
St. John’s
Jayvees
Joe Dutrow
Sykesville Bears Top Mount Airy 61 43 in Carroll Tilt
Sykesville High School defeated Mount Airy 61 to 43 to hand the Bulldogs their first Carroll County league loss. Williams led Sykesville with 23 points while Dorsey and Gore added 11 each. Mount Airy was led by Monday with 14 and Frink with 11 as the Bulldogs fell behind early.
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Paul Frink
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Gore
Frink
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Woorlen
Kipke
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