Mount St Francis Suffers Narrow Defeat at St Francis
Mount St Marys battled hard at Kip Nixon's field but fell 70 to 69 as St Francis turned the game around late. Jerry Hollinger led Mount with 18 points before fouling out, and Wilbur Trash scored 29 for St Francis who surged ahead after Jack Gunn's late layup.
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Record Night Games Set in 1958 Baseball Schedule
Chicago report notes a record high 249 night games for the 1958 American League season, surpassing prior marks. Baltimore leads in under-the-lights games with 48, while Washington and Chicago show strong night schedules. Openers include Boston at Washington and Kansas City at Cleveland. All-Star game to be July 8 at Baltimore.
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Mt Airy High Grabs Lead With Second Quarter Drive
Mt Airy High School edged New Windsor 48 43 to seize first in Carroll County basketball. Yeager sparked the surge with pace and Penn added nine as Mt Airy built its advantage then held on to secure top spot alongside implied ties in league standings.
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Fort Detrick Triumphs Over Arlington Hall In Faithful Test
Fort Detrick defeated Arlington Hall in a local league pairing. The article covers multiple sports results, upcoming observances for the Christian Endeavor movement, and various community events including a 77th anniversary celebration, church activities, and youth competitions with names like Union, Brunswick High, Petersville, and Smith's Pies appearing among the cited teams. It notes plans for observances observing the theme Lord Be lieve with a fellowship dinner and related gatherings.
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National League Throws Out 1958 Schedule Revisions Planned
The National League tossed its current 1958 game schedule and will submit a revised version to 10 members this weekend in New York. League head Dave Grote cited Los Angeles Dodgers shaping home dates and heat in Southern California as factors in the changes.
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Cadets Win 10th Victory In Narrow Comeback
Frederick Cadets rallied from a 24 24 halftime tie to score 24 points in the third period led by Don Keller and Peck Shine as they defeated Westminster. Cadets shot poorly in the first half but rebounded after intermission using a fast break to pull away. Jayvee scorers Ley Brandenburg and Buck Jones led Frederick's reserves with 24 and 22 points.
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Los Angeles Promoter Presses Patterson Fight
Boxing promoter George Parnassus of Olympiée Auditorium challenges Cas D'Amato to stop fooling fans as World heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson is eyed for a bout with Texaco contender Folley. Parnassus cites a New York report claiming a $200,000 offer, noting a later $280,000 guarantee discussed for a Patterson bout in Los Angeles. D'Amato denies prior $200,000 offer and has not commented on future terms.
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Texas Still Seeks Coach For Aggies Amid Shakeup
Texas A&M faces a coaching search as the board dissolves the athletic committee and weighs candidates including Bryant’s successor. The 42,000 capacity Kyle Field awaits a new leader with a rumored 80 000 dollar annual package tied to the position.
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Akins Kayoes DeMarco In Boston Welterweight Bout
Akins defeated DeMarco in a 147 pound welterweight bout in Boston by knockout in the eighth round after a staggered exchanges. The crowd of about 15,000 watched as Akins secured a decisive victory to claim a Massachusetts version title and bolster Natl Boxing Association plans.
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Vienna Survey Shows No Adolf Named Since 1938
A Vienna administration survey finds no Viennese boy named Adolf since 1938 the year Hitler's Nazis annexed Austria. The report notes persistent worries about the name due to its association with the Nazi regime and suggests cultural pressures shape naming choices.
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