Frederick Cadets visit Westminster in non league game tonight
Frederick travels to Westminster for a non league contest aiming to ease pressure from the Cumberland Valley League schedule. The slate also features county matchups Brunswick versus Thurmont, Taneytown at Walkersville, and Middletown at Gaithersburg while Frederick lingers near a slump with Hartsock and Rivenar leading the lineup.
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Frederick
Westminster
Cumberland Valley Athletic League
Brunswick
Thurmont
Taneytown
Walkersville
Middletown
Gaithersburg
South Haz
Martinsburg
Ter
Owls
North Hagerstown
Ron Hartsock
Wayne Rivenar
Pete Nelson
Don Cline
John Out
Hartsock
Knights
Montgomery
Emmitsburg
The
Lions
Francis Scott Key
Frederick YMCA Boys Battle Fort Ritchie Tonight
The Frederick YMCA basketball team, led by Marple, seeks a seventh straight victory against Fort Ritchie in overtime fashion last Friday. Teammates include Tyervar Routzahn Stockman and Rice as they pursue another local win tonight at 8. The Baltimore YMCA is noted as a strong semi pro rival.
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Ick Ymca
Fred School
Marycol
Dave
Cagers
Fort Ritchie
Marple
Ron Tyervar
Bill Ult
Jack Griffin
Gene Rinehart
Ailer Routzahn
Jim Stockman
John Weavher
Slugger Rice
Baltimore Ymca
West Virginia horse tracks draw 1.6 million fans in 1959
Four tracks hosted 354 racing days in 1959 attracting 1,597,248 attendees. Parimutuel handle reached 86,076,148 with state tax revenue of 4,841,053. Shenandoah Downs reopened boosting days by 160 and state revenue over 1958. Track breakdown lists Charles Town, Shenandoah Downs, Waterford Park, Wheeling.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Shenandoah Downs
Chiles Town
Pari-Mutuel
Charles Town Race Course
Waterford Park
LITZENBERGER OFF CRITICAL LIST
Cincinnati outfielder Jerr batted .368 as a pinch hitter this season. He had 7 hits for the team in limited at bats. The page also lists scattered scores from college basketball games including Tennessee, Kansas, North Carolina State, Miami of Ohio, and others with several final tallies and team notes.
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Wilberforce
Tenn. Tech
Thhuois
Tews State
Minnesota
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Missouri
St. Bonaventure
Georgia
Stetson
E. Eines
Millikin
Baylor
Texas
Y Lynch
Towson
Potomac CW
Hagers
Itown Junior College
Cincinnati
Jerr
Diamond League results and local bowling standings
District league results list Swampers, Monocacy Tavern and Duke's scoring wins with players and team tallies. Fort Detrick league notes include team standings, high averages, and top game scores across multiple clubs and venues with individual marks such as 368 top score and 103.29 seasonal average.
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Monocacy Tavern
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United
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Democrat Club
Gunther
Routzahn & Sons
Dengies Pinfal
Duke's
Routzahn
Sony Swampers
Diamond Wed
Democrat
Willard
Swampers
J. Banner
Dexe
Diamond
G. Grove
Bort Detrick
W. L. Pis
Warriors Si
Ramblers
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Young
Clem
Cook
Troxell
Zi Man
Can
Warriors
Hi Zimmerman
Lionees
Larrai Nor
Yellow Springs
Middletown
Daffy Ducks
Glade Valley
Pis Fredenck
Pala Tettes
Frederick
Ibert
Carroll Hots & Dashes i Manor
Amick
Frederick No
L. Smith
F. Nelson
Carroll Manor
L. Swaney
Mt Morris
Maryland Keeps Winning Trips NC State 63-53
Maryland defeats North Carolina State 63 to 53 to move into a second place tie with Duke in the ACC. Sophomores Bruce Kelleher and Paul Jesus stepped in as starters, with Kelleher scoring 15 and Jesus leading all players with 17 as State drops to a poor 1-6 in conference play.
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Maryland
NC State
Gordon Beard
College Park
Bruce Kelleher
Paul Jesus
North Carolina State
Kelleher
Jesus
Duke
North Carolina
State
ACC
Everett Case
Case
Iryland
Terps
Bob DiStefano
Staniewierowski
Bradley Vaults to 2nd Place in Weekly Rankings
The Associated Press poll shows Cincinnati holding top spot after a one-point loss. Bradley rises from fourth to second after beating St Louis and Bradley earlier in the season, while California and West Virginia drop to third and fourth respectively. Utah State enters the top 10 for the first time, pushing Southern California down, with Ohio State, Georgia Tech, and Utah ranking fifth.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Bradley
Bearcats
California
West Virginia
Utah State
Southern California
UCLA
Villanova
Texas AM
Wildcats
Aggies
Southern Methodist
Ohio State
Georgia Tech
Utah
Mountaineers
Delaware
Northwestern
Mississippi
Georgia
Vanderbilt
Miami
Florida
Tech
Hurricanes
Lth
Jacksonville
Florida State
Colorado State WU
New Mexico
Denver
Texas A&m
Fred Burgee Named Little All American From Western Maryland
Western Maryland College guard and co captain Fred Burgee of Frederick is selected for the Little All American by the Williamson Rating system. Fullback Fred Dilkes and tackle Jim Pusey receive minor honors. other Western Maryland players gain honorable mentions on various all conference lists.
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Fred Burgee
Red Burgee
Western Maryland
Frederick
Fred Dilkes
Woodbury
Burgee
Dilkes
Southern
Jim Pusey
Delmar
George Becker
Upper Darby
Penna
Angelo Bacas
Washington, D.C
Western Maryland College
Mason-Dixon
Fred Dikes
Angie Bacas
Bhi Berga
Orange
Mass
al- Methodist
Leahy Bows Out of NFL Commissioner Race
Marshall Leahy virtually ends his bid for NFL commissioner saying he will not relocate from San Francisco. He notes his family ties and wants headquarters on the West Coast. Gunsel, 50, remains the leading candidate as owners meet to consider applications from Dallas Minneapolis St Paul Miami and St Louis.
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Ralph Bernstein
Associated Press
Miami Beach, Fl
Marshall Leahy
National Football League
San Francisco
Leahy
Austin H. Gunsel
Gunsel
Bert Bell
Midwest
East
NFL
Dallas
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Miami
St. Louis
West Coast
Leary
Ing
Maryland Streak Grows With 79-66 Win Over Towson
Western Maryland defeated Towson State 79 to 66 to push toward its first winning season in 18 years. Dave Sylvan and Fred Arnold each scored 23 points to lead the Green Terror attack as WMU led from start to finish and improved to 6 0 in the conference.
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Towson
Maryland
Mason-Dixon
Towson State
Green Torros
Ali H
Miss Sland
Dave Sylvan
Fred Arnold
Green Terrors
Tay
Daily Double Pays at Charles Town
The article notes a Charles Town event with a 309 horse field and a first prize of 31.238.70 in tickets, plus payouts of 12.60 and 10. The report mentions February 28, 1956, and similar racing figures alongside a note on a head coach appointment at Amherst.
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Charles Town
Greex
Broom Sage
Jacxes Clu Re cd
Amherst
Mass
Charles BliChuck
Studley
Thinois
Monday
University of Massachusetts
Charlie O'Rourke
Numbers Game: Cadets Slump in CYAL Standings After Rout
Frederick Cadets drop to third in the Cumberland Valley Athletic League after a 62 to 4 defeat by Martinsburg. Martinsburg leads with 5 0, South Hagerstown moves to second, Fort Hill at 2-6-4 and defending tough foes.
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Martinsburg
Cumberland Valley Athletic League
South Hagerstown
Bulldogs
Frederick
Homer Brooks
CYAL
Hullduts
Martinsbur
Fort Hill Sentinels
CVAL
Ben Hartsock
West Virginia
Laime
Kon
Olen Haynes
Dor Cline
Pete Nelson
Pete
Maryland
Cadets
Bruce
Keyser
W. Va
LaSalle
Cumberland
Washington Post
Explorers
Bill Maphis
Romney
Former catcher tries pitching may boost Red Sox flag chances
Earl Wilson, a former catcher turned pitcher, emerged as a possible pitching lift for the Boston Red Sox. Signed as a catcher in 1953, he served in the military, then posted a 9 straight wins in Minor League and a 10-2 start in the majors before 1960. The Red Sox invite a dozen freshmen to Scottsdale camp including pitchers Tom Borland Ted Wills and Tracy Tallard.
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RED Sox
Boston Red Sox
Joe Reichler
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Earl Wilson
Bisbee Douglas
Wilson
Earl
San Diego Marines
Louisiana Sand- Llotter
Minneapolis
Sox
Billy Jurges
Scottsdale
Ariz
Tom Borland
Ted Wills
Tracy
Tallard
Allentown
Luke Clinton
Gerry Mallett
Edi Howell
Clinton
Mallett
Baylor U
Whitey Ford
Rematch Offered in Buenos Aires for Jordan Thompson Title Fight
Pro Manager Tito Lecoure said he offered welterweight champion Don Jordan of Los Angeles 335,000 to defend his title in May in Buenos Aires against Argentina’s Federico Thompson. Thompson KO’d Jordan in the fourth round in a non title bout here last month.
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Buenos Aires
Tito Lecoure
Don Jordan
Los Angeles
Argentina
Federico Thompson
Thompson
Jordan
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Potomac State
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