Buckeyes Extend Unbeaten Streak. Dartmouth Upset Mentioned
Ohio State cruised to a 92-62 win over Purdue as they push toward an NCAA title defense. Dartmouth edged by Boston University 119 to 109 in a game using three-point counting, while Duke routed Clemson 79-59 and USC beat Denver 68-52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Weiss
Associated Press
Memo
Darnroutt
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Purdue
Julian
Bucks
Bradley
Marquette
Duke
Clemson
Southern California
Denver
Frederick YMCA Swimmers Cup Victories Over Chambersburg
Frederick YMCA swimmers won seven events against Chambersburg Pa on Saturday led by Bob Evans who posted the fastest 30 yard backstroke since 1958 and Susan Leichert who set a pool record in the 50 breaststroke. The meet featured strong showings by both boys and girls in multiple relays and individual races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Chambersburg
Bob Evans
Susan Leichert
David Tigertt
Dave Schoeberg
Pau
Cadets rally past St John’s for fourth win in Frisco clash
Frederick dominates St John’s in the second half to pull away for a 39 34 victory. Frederick’s 21 second half points by Stauffer Reid Bayles and Grove lift the Cadets while Johnnies led briefly early but could not sustain. Grove tops St John’s with 13 points and Frederick’s forward Frederick scores 21 to pace both clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnies
Bob Stauffer
Jerry Reid
Dick Bayles
Sonny Blank
Reid
Frank Grove
Johanies
John Hammond
Stauffer
Tom Ricky
Frederick
St. John’s
Danny Carroll
Mike Mulcahey
Adrian Winpigter
Grove
Melcahey
Player Wins San Francisco Open With Six Under 65
South African Gary Player fired a six under par 65 to win the San Francisco International Open with a 72 hole total of 272 dollars 9000 first money and losing by one stroke to several rivals including George Bayer Al Geiberger and Don Whitt. The event featured strong scoring and a windy stormy day overseeing tight results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Gary Player
Johannesburg
George Bayer
al Geiberger
Don Whitt
Player
Bayer
Whin
Geiberger
Don January
Whitt
Ted Kroll
Jay Hebert
ACC Roundup NC State ends losing streak with 106 79 win
NC State coach Everett Case guided the Wolfpack to a 106 79 ACC victory over South Carolina, ending a four game slide. Duke extended its ACC record with a win, while Virginia Tech, Clemson, and others competed for standings as conference play continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess
North Carolina State
Everett Case
Wolfpack
South Carolina
Duke
Clemson
Forest
Virginia Tech
Tar Heels
Cadets Take Star Games With Strong Relay and Vault Work
Cadets finish 10th overall as Jon i clears 12 feet but foul on the second attempt. Cramer places fourth in pole vault at 11-6, Frederick nets 10th with marked improvement. Frederick’s mile relay team places fifth. Cardoza High School wins the meet, Dundalk second. Brown of Penn State dominates sprint series at Star Games with 9.6 for 100 yards, aiming for Millrose. Cadets head to St John’s invitational next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joni
Gearze Cramer
Frederick
Sam Marrone
Dick Burdette
Rod Earhart
Bill Hildebrand
Cardoza High School
Washington
Clerks
Dundalk
Maryland
Ormances
D.C. Armory
Brown
Penn State
Dave Sime
Lawrence
New York
Madison Square Garden
Hal Moser
National Guard Armory
St. John’s
Heir
Carey and Hamilton Named to Baseball Hall of Fame
New York AP veterans chose Max Carey and Billy Hamilton for the Hall of Fame. Carey, 70, from Miami Beach, played with Pittsburgh and Brooklyn 1910–1929, NL stolen-base record holder at 738, and a .285 lifetime average. Hamilton, nicknamed Settling Billy, starred for Philadelphia and Boston 1890–1901 with disputed totals of 797 or 937 steals and a .344 average. he died in 1940. Both will be enshrined in Cooperstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Max Carey
Billy Hamilton
Veterans Selection Committee
Veterans Committee
Carey
Miami Beach
Fla
Pinsburgh
Brooklyn
Hamilon
Sittling Billy
Philadelphia
Boston
Kansas City
Hamilton
Newark
Cooperstown
Baseball Hal of Fame
Ted
Seider
Local Reserve Team Tops Catonsville in Frederick
Frederick County B defeated Catonsville D 32 to 19 at Frederick National Guard Armory. Hendricks led locals with 19 points as teammates Frd’r’ek G F T Cit’nsv’laG tally amounts and player scores shown in legible stat line. Moss wins International 100 miles in Sydney with 1 hour 36 minutes under 106 degree heat crowd about 60,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Co
Cantonsville Co
Frederick National
Moss
Sydney
Stirling Moss
Britain
MSD tops W. Va. Deaf in late surge
Preston Ashley scored 79 points for Maryland School for the Deaf as four starters contributed in a tight game. Bob Siehla anchored the rally for Aner the Orches, delivering crucial points in the final 32 seconds to seal the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Ashley
Maryland
Orioles
Bob Siehla
Aner
Orches
Siehla
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jerry Mulraney
St. Joe
Bucky Summers
Fransx Grove
John’s
Paolo
Lucky Summers
Joan
the Pasker
Jerry Mulcaher
St the Cadets
Jerry John
Grip
St. Reid
Terry Dischinger
Haskets
Jerry Lucas
Buckeye
Chet Walker
Tim Robinson
Mack Herndon
Bonnies
St. Bonaventure
Bradiey
Cincinnati
Seph Art Heyman
Doug Kistler
YMCA
Baltimore
Baltimore Oreoles
Lee MacPhai
Jerry Walker
Bob Laverie
John Powell
MacPhail
Fox Cities
Appleton
Wise
Walker
Oriole
Jim Gentile
Gentile
Virginia
Tulie Grove
Barbara Bingham
Virginia Rattie
Vir- Sinja Best
Mason-Dixon League
Frisco Golf
McSherry
Cadets
St John's Gft
Erd
R’ck G.F.T
Eagles
Reis Oss
Biixey
Srau
St. Jonas
Arnold Palmer
Ken Venturi
Jack B
Stan Leonard
Bill Casper
Don
aArmold Palmer
Jack Burke Jr
U.S
Auckland
New Zealand
Awariness
R. S. Griffith
ACC
N. C. State
Terrapins
John Thomas
Jean Thomas
Thomas
Thomas c! Games
Cerauon
Ernie Cunliffe
Stanford
Spahn
Graham
Warren
Wei Be
Sid Mercer
Fe Picker
Ievime
Ae Amens
N.C
Accion
Caronna
Fhoto
Ish
al Lawrence
Houston
Husky Bob Brown
Don Gladhilt
Bill Hamilton
Hall OF Fame
Catonsville
News - Post
the News
W. VA
Atlantic
Atlantic Research
Blue Ridge Oil Company
P. O
Aero Oil CO
Atlantic Heating Oils
Hrdh Ee
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!