Thurmont Cagers Triumph Over Middletown 37-28
Thurmont defeated Middletown 37 to 28 in a boys basketball game. Kuhn led Thurmont with 11 points while Stup added 11 for Middletown as Hagerstown, Frederick area teams dominated the glance back at intercounty action.
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Quedenesee
Frederick High School
Pichur
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Middletown
Hagerstown
Yeant
Frederick
Kaydettes
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Tourmont
Aton King
Doris Lydard
Smithsboro
Wiotnt G. F. T
Fred Spalding
Norris
Clarke
Myers
Fogle
Meadows, Miller and Stup
Uwan
Huchettes
I Harding
Dorsey
Thurmont
G. F
Limberg
Twigg
Thurston
Peacher
Cooley
Janet Young
Rosalind Nasher
Pat Zimmerman
Martinsburg Bags Upset Win Over Cadets 43 to 35
Martinsburg defeats Cumberland Valley Cadets 43-35 in Frederick gym. Charles Keller held to four points as Frederick’s poor foul shooting and overconfidence help Bulldogs surge past late. Bob Moss scores 13 for Frederick. Poolesville edges M.S.D. 52-52? score confusion in text. Poolesville tops Frederick 52. Referees O'Neill and Giangue.
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Eft Sight
Cumberland Walley Athletic League
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Bob Moss
Moss
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Jenkins and Brown
Janet Young
Carol Knouse
Poolesville
M.S
O'Neill
Giangue
Cadets Battle to Stay Tied for Top in C W A L Standings
In a tight finish the Cadets edged the Bulldogs as Poole misfired on key set shots. Steve Alger led Frederick with 12 points while Jack Herrick pushed the Cadets into the lead late. Martinsburg and Hagerstown also sit atop the C W A L after the result. The Frederick J V beat Martinsburg J V 41 36 with Geisbert and Miller both scoring 13 for their teams.
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College basketball standings update and scoring notes
iCollege scores show tight defense with S F Austin leading in fewest points allowed and McNeese State close behind. Creighton trails with 31.6 points per game. Statewide team figures remain unsettled as the race for the top ranking continues.
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Creighton
Johnnies Fall In Close Overtime Loss To Liberty
Damacus Johnnies drop a 34 30 overtime decision to Liberty 4 H in St Johns gym. Don Rice led scoring with 20 points while Howes added 20 as Damascus struggled in the fourth period.
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Jones Easy Winner Over Smallwood
Ralph Tiger Jones of Yonkers won a unanimous 10 round decision over Hardy Bazooka Smallwood of Brooklyn in a nationally televised NBC bout held in Cleveland. Jones weighed 156, Smallwood 158. The judges scored 49-41, 49-42, and 49-43 for Jones. Only about 1,005 fans attended as a substitute for the postponed Basilio Saxton title fight.
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Tiger) Jones
Yonkers
Hardy
Bazooka
Smallwood
Brooklyn
Jones
Herb Williams
Iren
Charlee
Bill
AM Anes Guge Verre
Tony LaBranche
Associated Press
Sullivan Ranks High In National Scoring
New York January 18 Ken Hammond of West Virginia Tech leads the national scoring race with 35 points per game through January 12. Mount St Marys star Jack Sullivan and Joe Miller of Alderson Broaddus are among the top Eastern scorers with about 29 points per game.
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Ncaa Service Bureau
Ken Hammond
West Virginia Tech
Hammond
Jack Sullivan
Mount St. Mary's
Joe Miller
Alderson-Broaddus
Celtics Crush Hawks to Stay In Eastern Race
The Boston Celtics defeated the St. Louis Hawks 126-117 on their home court to maintain a 34 game margin and keep Cincinnati pace in the eastern division race. Philadelphia Warriors upset the New York Knicks to claim a half game over third place.
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National Basketball Asso
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New York Knickerbockers
Celtics
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Warriors
Syracuse
Nats
Boston
Philadelphians
Knicks
Final Round Set For Sunday in Frederick County Bowling
Local bowlers and fans ready for the final Frederick County qualifying round to choose the two players who will represent the county in the Balonal all star Guckpin match at Hagestown. The top contender Bill Koontz holds a 44 pin lead as 32 competitors vie for two tickets and $2,400 prize pool.
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Hagerstown
Walkersville
Bill Koontz
Roger Cramer
Pittsburgh
Pitts
Pirates
Johnny i
Fae
Eddie O'Brien
Aker
Pirate J
James Wolfensberger
Haglerstown
Gonzales Crushes Rosewall In Sydney Tennis Clash
Pancho Gonzales routed Ken Rosewall 6 2 6 4 6 0 in 80 minutes as 10,000 fans paid over 20000 dollars to watch the third pro tour match. The American leads the series two games to one, with tour receipts near 60000 dollars and a predicted 1300000 across ten Australian and New Zealand dates.
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Pancho
Gonzales
Australia
Kent Rosewall
Jack Kramer
Imine
Los Angeles
Rosewall
Melbourne
Kramer
New Zealand
New Farm Clubs For Phillies Announced
Philadelphia Jan 18 General Manager Roy Hamey unveils a broader scouting plan and two new farm clubs Tulsa OK and Lewiston ID to strengthen the Phillies system. Farm Director Gene Martin cites 194 signings last year and aims for annual promotions from class to class, adding moves of minor league affiliates to improve facilities and interest.
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Roy Hamey
Philadelphia Philies
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Gene Martin
Martin
Phillies
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Lewiston
Idaho
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Florida International Loop
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Sullivan Presses Toward 2000 Points In Mount St Marys Run
Mountaineers star Jack Sullivan nears the 2000 point milestone aided by coach Jim Phelan's tough defense and nightly practices. Sullivan, averaging high scoring and improving under Phelan, faces a grueling schedule as Mason-Dixon title hopes hinge on solid defense and teammates contributing alongside him.
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Sully
Sally
Phelan
Boxing results from Yonkers and Brooklyn cards
The report lists fighters Ralph Jones from Cleveland known as Tiger and Hardy Smallwood from Brooklyn with weights and locations. It notes outcomes from last night’s Associated Press coverage in Yonkers New York and Brooklyn.
Charles Town Opens January 26 with 18 day meet
Charles Town West Virginia announces an 18 day meeting from January 26 to February 16 after a dispute with the State Racing Commission and Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association. The commission initially denied December dates for failing to meet purse and camera rules but waived them in exchange for an agreement with owners. Rosecroft opens May 6 launching the Transamerica Series for pacers and harness horses.
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State Racing Commission
Horse‘men’s Benevolent and Protective Asso
Racing Commission
Commission
Rosecroft
New York
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Leibanon Racetay
Ohio
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