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News in Frederick, Maryland

25 Jan 1957

Page 9

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jan 25, 1957

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9

Three Overtimes Decide South Hagerstown Clash

In Frederick High gym the Cadets host South Hagerstown in a first ever meeting. South Hagerstown arrives with seven wins and four losses and comes off recent wins over Walter Johnson Boonsboro and Williamsport. Both teams previously fell 42 to 35 in similar results and a strong Cadet bench backs a tight defensive battle tonight.

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Basketball results sweep YMCA league games headlines

Celtics top Knicks 45 23 in YMCA Intermediate League action. Nationals beat Lakers 63 33. Army team earns 42 11 junior league win. Maxim Machen boxing preview. Davis Cup notes from Melbourne. GW nine game football schedule. golf and bowling results. Cottontail stocking debate and habitat program insights on rabbit populations.

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YMCA Celtics Knicks Nationals Lakers iTexas A.&m Army Y.M.C.A Flying Duckpins Jeeps Bruchey Bayles — iFalord D. Cline Lowe
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Rabbits and cover key to better hunting in Maryland study

A Maryland game study shows rabbits rise where summer cover and food coexist and hunting pressure is managed. Authors urge sportsmen to follow Fish and Game experts for habitat improvement and education to boost rabbit populations statewide.

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Snead shies from blame as Open bid lingers

New York January 24 Sam Snead blamed his well wishers more than himself for failing to win the National Open Golf Tournament. He predicted a possible victory this year while praising Inverness course and his current form. Snead, 44, spoke during a Metropolitan Golf Writers Award dinner in Toledo and outlined plans to enter four pre Open events including the Masters Greenbrier Greensboro and Round Robin.

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Less Whistle Blowing On Court This Season

NCAA figures show reduced fouling, fewer free throws, and a scoring dip for major college basketball through Jan. 22. West Virginia leads team scoring at 87.5 per game, Wilt Chamberlain tops individuals at 30.6, while Chet Forte closely pursues with 29.7. Columbia and California follow in scoring.

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