Twyman Adapts To Oscar Robertson’s Dominance On Royals
Jack Twyman discusses adjusting to playing alongside Oscar Robertson with the Cincinnati Royals. He notes Robertson’s pace and scoring, the need for better team balance, and Twyman’s own improved shooting as he accepts a supporting role. Twyman also reflects on Robertson’s youth and the team’s overall performance.
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UNC Withdraws From ACC Basketball Tournament
The ACC granted UNC permission to withdraw from this year’s tournament due to an NCAA probation making the Tar Heels ineligible for the national title. Chancellor Aycock said a team unable to compete for the NCAA title should not face title contenders. UNC's 12-2 mark and ranking were noted as context for the decision.
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Maryland anglers eye Potomac fishing near PEPCO outfall
An onsite notes piece describes Potomac River fishing near a PEPCO plant outlet. Water averages about 70 degrees at the outfall, with carp catfish and suckers abundant downriver. Bass and crappie offer quality sport over a four mile stretch, with anglers like Cal Wise and Jim Shankie reporting heavy catches using worm bait.
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FEPCO
Fishing prospects along river stretch from White's Ferry
The article notes good fishing along the river from Lefty Kreh set to Edward's Fer m with boats available at White's Ferry. It mentions no motor rentals, a PEPCO area experiment by Harold Elser offering $10 daily to anglers, and promotes subscribing to the Maryland Conservationist for $1 per year or $1.50 for two years.
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Birds Make Deal With Athletics
Kansas City Athletics traded Russ Snyder and Whitey Herzog plus an unnamed player to Baltimore Orioles for Clint Courtney Al Pilarcik Bob Boyd Jim Archer and Wayne Causey The Orioles receive a player to be named later and an option to Rochester Red Wings in the International League Frank Lane’s first deal as A’s GM involved no cash The exchange aims to add depth for Kansas City and boost Baltimore’s outfield and catching options.
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High School Stars Dominate All America Football Picks
Sports writer notes that top high school players are now drawing major college and pro attention as Scholastic Magazine releases its All America list. The piece highlights standout athletes such as Eric Koy and Ferguson, with careers spanning Bell Ville Texas and Ohio State respectively, plus mentions several other prep stars and their projected college or professional paths.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Scholastic
Eric Koy
Bell Ville
Tex
NFL Plans Draft For Minnesota Vikings Franchise
The NFL approved a plan to stock the new Minnesota franchise with eight players from other clubs paying about 15 621 per player. The Vikings already added 20 unsigned players and acquired quarterback George Shaw from the Giants. Injured players must be counted on rosters. selections will be kept secret until a trading club is notified. General Manager Bert Rose, Coach Norm Van Brocklin, and scout Joe Thomas will make the picks with no conference decision yet.
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Norm van Brocklin
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Emmitsburg Liners Win 53 43 Over Smithsburg
Emmitsburg defeated Smithsburg 53 to 43 to notch its 10th win of the season. Led by Bill Naili and Don Sweeney with 17 points each, the Liners improved as Jum Hewitt added 15 for the victors. JV won 31-23.
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Cerv Warns Yankees to Not Stir Them Up in L A Debut
Bob Cerv, signed by the Los Angeles Angels, warns New York Yankees not to provoke them as he arrives with Albie Pearson. Cerv, 230 pounds and 6 feet tall, notes the Yankees still have strong players despite Casey Stengel’s absence and recalls rough press coverage during a mid-summer Baltimore series.
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Associated Press
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Sitle Albie Pearson
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Washington Senators
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Yankees
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Baltimore
Orioles
Poolesville Tops Longfellow High in District Clash
Poolesville led by Carroll Williams with 26 points defeated Longfellow 74 to 33 on Tuesday. Williams poured in 21 points in the second half as Poolesville improved to 3 and 16.
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Area Tils Off Knights Liner Makeup Tonight
All county basketball games last night were canceled with no makeup dates available. If school is not canceled, Middletown meets Emmitsburg in a makeup contest tonight at 8 p.m.
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NBA Results and Fight Cards From AP Report
AP reports Tuesday NBA results include Boston 125 over New York 112 Detroit 106 Cincinnati 16 over St. Louis 11 Philadelphia 112 to Los Angeles 116 Syracuse 107. Wednesday schedule New York versus St Louis in Detroit Cincinnati against Detroit Syracuse versus Los Angeles. Thursday Boston meets Philadelphia. Fight results list Jimmy Mac outpointing Earl Leicester. Joe Briskine defeats Wales. Uli Ritter beats Wales.
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Cardinals rout MSD 85 to 63 as Leister scores 41
Bob Leister of St Johns Westminister led Carroll County to an 85 63 victory over Maryland School for the Deaf scoring 41 points. St Johns shot 43 percent and three Orioles finished in double figures. MSD won the junior varsity game 22 18 as Lincoln University’s 1654 founding noted in the piece.
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Wilt Chamberlain Leads NBA Scoring Race as Baylor Gains
Philadelphia star Wilt Chamberlain holds a commanding lead with 1,767 points and a 36.0 average after 1767 points this season, while Los Angeles’ Elgin Baylor stands second with 1,694 points and a 34.6 average. Oscar Robertson remains in third with 2,207 points set across a 37.6 average, and Cincinnati’s Robertson leads in assists with a 9.5 average. Baylor, Robertson, and other top scorers push the chase as the season nears its midpoint.
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Bolling Flyers top Fort Detrick in gym showdown
Bolling Air Force Base defeated Fort Detrick by a margin near two points in the Comets’ gym last night. Joseph led the winners with 22 points while Perkins added 14 for Detrick. The box score lists Bolling players and marks with some unclear entries, and halftime stood Bolling 31 Detrick 13.
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