Swimmer Kinsella Wins Sullivan Award in Indy
John Kinsella 18, IU freshman, won the AAU Sullivan Trophy as the nation's outstanding amateur athlete. He set world records in 400 and 1,500 meters and American marks in 500 and 1,650 yards, with plans to swim 200, 400 and 1,500 freestyle in the 1972 Olympics.
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Cadet Wrestlers Lose To Glenelg
Glenelg defeated Frederick 27-22 before 600 students at West Frederick as heavier weights boosted the visitors. Frederick led early 4-2 in the first six bouts but Glenelg reeled off five straight wins. Routzahn pinned Nobley in 1:56 at 100 pounds, Harris pinned Jones in 1:32 at 126, and Moulder won by forfeit at 140. Hudson and Mould er earned decisions for Frederick, while several other matches produced pins or forfeits for both sides.
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Dennis Williams
Mark Hudson
Joel David
Charles Moulder
Larry Cullen
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Larrimore
Saint John’s coach sees record turnout and rising basketball interest
Saint John’s high school opened the season with an unusually large turnout of eighteen players for basketball. Coach Al Pansa notes freshmen join the junior varsity while seven stay with the varsity, predicting growth to about 12 varsity players next year. The Saints, led by Tim Hull and others, surged to a 12-3 record, unbeaten county play, and two wins over Singapore, with strong defense and attitude cited as keys.
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Terrapin Named Top Sophomore
Darreil Brown of Maryland, a 6-6 forward from Pittsburgh, came off the bench to score 24 points and help the Terrapins beat George Washington 69-57. He was named Atlantic Coast Conference Sophomore of the Week by a committee of the ACC Sports Writers Association after contributing 12 first half points and 12 second half points with five rebounds each half.
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Fresh guard duo aims to lift Mount Saint Marys basketball
Emmitsburg Maryland Mount Saint Marys College blossoms with freshmen Kevin Kane and Al Rochetti as quick guards. Kane 5-11 from Philadelphia Catholic league started at Cardinal Dougherty High School. Rochetti 5-10 from Vineland New Jersey played at Sacred Heart High School. Both overlooked in recruitment yet rapid rise strengthens Mount backcourt. Dolan 6-2 from Ramsey New Jersey backs them as a hustling shooter. The trio could propel Mount Saint Marys back toward national prominence.
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Computers Aid Eagles In NFL Draft Selection
Philadelphia and seven BLESTO VII teams use a Univac DCT-500 terminal to rate college players for rounds one and two. The computer ranks prospects by value, football IQ, aggression, growth, and position, guiding picks across all teams and rounds.
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Garden Sells Out Title Fight Seats Go Fast
Boxing fans snapped up Madison Square Garden seats for the March 8 Muhammad Ali Joe Frazier title bout as promoters report over 6 million dollars pledged for closed circuit rights. The live gate nears 1.25 million dollars, with total potential ci broadcast revenue up to nine million. The event, promoted by Fight of Champions led by Jack Kent Cooke, includes sites across the United States and Canada and 2.5 million payouts to each fighter.
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Seven MVAL and city games on tap today in regional hoops
Seven basketball games are scheduled with key Monocacy Valley Conference clashes. North Carroll leads the MVAL while Singanore hosts Brunswick, Walkersville visits Catoctin, and Frederick hosts Martinsburg in city action. Fort Detrick hosts Walter Reed in another matchup.
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Frederick Edges Arundel In 84-80 Comeback Win
Frederick Community College defeated Anne Arundel 84-80 at St John’s High School to extend their win streak to eight and remain unbeaten in the JUCO Northern Division. Ellis Tullis scored 22 for FCC, Joe Hudson 18, while Jeff Morgan led AA with 20 and Mick McMahon added 18 as Arundel rallied late but ran out of time. FCC improves to 9-4 overall and meets Arundel again Wednesday.
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Saints Trounce Rosewood 62 34 In Regional Matchup
St John s turned a one sided game into a rout at Rosewood home court posting a 62 34 victory. Ten Saints scored as Al Pensa emptied the bench with junior varsity players. Bion Winpigler and Teddy De Grange led with 14 each while Tim Hull added 13. Saints dominated the boards 31 to 18 and shot 55 percent from the floor.
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Area Teams Hold Down Top Spots In Local Leagues
Frederick and Thomas Johnson lead the Tri-State League at 5-1 while Singarore tops Monocacy Valley with 5-0. Al Carpenter leads scorers at 15.6 in the league for Frederick, with Denny Potts of Walkersville at 15.2. Other top scorers include Rick Delaney, Tom Willard, Tim McLane.
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