Frederick High Prep Face 600-Plus at Evening Star Meet
Frederick High School travels to Washington for the Evening Star indoor meet with 600 plus runners from 40 schools. The event ties as the area’s largest scholastic gathering, with Frederick’s Don Gladhill and George Cramer eyeing a first in pole vault and several sprinters and distance runners seeded for fast finals. Ramsey Thomas of Catonsville is highlighted in the 600 and Frederick’s crew competes in 100 yards, 600, 660 medley relay, mile medley, mile relay, high jump, and pole vault outlines for a busy day of finals.
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Champs Face Stiff Opponents in Washington Indoor Meet
The 1961 Washington Star indoor track meet at the D C National Guard Armory features Moran of Penn State competing against Peter Close Pat Clohessy and Mike Fleming. Macy faces Houston teammates Al Lawrence and Fred Norris as defending champions Bowens and others seek wins in 70 yard hurdles and sprints. Rough field includes Brow Styron Collymere Segal with around 1000 athletes anticipated in events for women and high school runners.
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Walkersville Tops Poolesville 66 60 in Evening Star Meet
Walkersville earned a hard fought 66 60 win over Poolesville to push their season record to nine wins against two losses. Ron Linton led Walkersville with 27 points, while Carroll Williams scored 21 for Poolesville. Poolesville outscored Walkersville in the final period but could not overcome the early margin.
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Cadets vs St John’s Renew Local Rivalry at McSherry Gym
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Exbank of was thrown is first encounter ing coach Norm Van Brocklin affected mostly ers in drafting 36 playing 32 other Natrial Foot s weighams. Van Brocklin surprised the Colts by Joyce a iGvear NFL crane sampled on him and lost. Ewbank said they were going to take all players. Joyce, Smith also can play defensive tackle. But Eubank counts on Smith at end with Marchetti and Braase making other ends. Joyce is 31, Smith 25. Harold Johnson posts $5,000 forfeit to NBA title bid if he beats Bowdry Feb. 7 in Miami. Bowdry to post similar forfeit by Monday.
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Frederick High School track squad heads to Washington meet
Frederick High School indoor track travels with seventeen cadets under coach Hal Moser to the seventh annual scholastic Washington Evening Star games at the National Guard Armory. Events include sprints, relays, high jump, and pole vault with George Cramer among highlights. Wakefield Cardozo Washington-Lee and others also competing.
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