Tammy Davis Sets World Indoor Record In 50 Yard Hurdles
Tammy Davis of Frederick broke the world indoor 50 yard hurdles record with a 6.4 second clocking in Baltimore, edging Canadian Jenny Wingerson and Cathy Chapman as Debra Thompson led a Frederick track win. Wingerson finished second in 6.5 and Chapman was 6.6. The Frederick Team also won the four lap relay with Tammy anchoring a 1:14.6 win over the PAL on a banked track.
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Jenny Wingerson
Cathy Chapman
Toronto
Tammy
Miss Chapman
New York
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Stern
Frederick
Debbie Thompson
Debbie
Kay Johnson
Phyllis Swann
Kay
Gladys Reynolds
PAL
Madison Square Garden
Baltimore
Griffin
Phyllis
Miss Johnson
Valerie Carter
Miss Carter
VMI
Kentucky
Tennessee
Murray State
Tennessee Tech
Army
Navy
Three Varied Moods For All-East Winners
Hayes Jones Tammy Davis and John Thomas won events at the All-Eastern Indoor Games in Baltimore. Jones set a world indoor mark in the 60-yard hurdles. Davis tied and then broke the 50-yard hurdles record. Thomas cleared 7 feet 3 3/4 inches in the high jump as all aimed for 1964 Olympic berths.
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Baltimore
Hayes Jones
Tammy Davis
John Thomas
Jones
Miss Davis
Thomas
Tokyo
Uncle Sam
Detroit
Russ Rogers
Harry Thompson
John Bethea
Morgan State
Frederick
Cathy Chapman
Toronto
Jenny Wingerson
Tammy
Boston
Russia
Valery Brumel
Civic Center
Rolando Cruz
Villanova University
Tourney Court Schedule For Local High Schools This Week
This week on tourney courts lists class C Emmitsburg at North Hagerstown and class A Southern at Fort Hill on Tuesday. Other matches include class AA Frederick vs Allegany at Fort Hill and Thursday showdowns leading to Friday and Saturday finals across Allegany Fort Hill and North Hagerstown venues.
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Hancock
North Hagerstown
Southern
Boonsboro
Fort Hill
Frederick
Allegany
Flintstone
Beall
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South
Northern
Williamsport
Walkersville
Mt. Savage
Anne Arundel
Howard- Anne Arundel
Glenn Burne Corkran Jr. High
Duke Dominates UNC as ACC Tourney Nears
Duke closed the regular ACC season with a 104 69 win over North Carolina at Woollen Gym, finishing 13 1 atop the standings. Wake Forest edged N C State 74 55 for second place. Clemson beat Virginia 90 73 to place third. South Carolina rose to fourth with a 74 64 win over Maryland. The ACC tournament begins Thursday at Reynolds Coliseum Raleigh with Duke N C State in the second game and culminates Saturday night. Ronnie Collins led South Carolina with 32 points, Bill Yarbrough 23 for USC, George Suder 23 for Maryland.
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Associated Press
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Blue Devils
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Wake Forest
N. C. State
Virginia
Clemson
South Carolina
Maryland
Reynolds Coliseum
Raleigh
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ACC
N.C
Ronnie Collins
Bill Yarbrough
USC
George Suder
Terps
Saubert and Perillat win Coppa Grischa giant slalom
US Olympic medalist Jean Saubert and France’s Guy Perillat won the Coppa Grischa giant slalom in Lenzerheide Switzerland, capturing the final event of the ski racing series. Yankees plan fan poll for old timers game at Yankee Stadium on August 8.
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Switzerland
Land
Jean Saubert
France
Guy Perillat
Yankees
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Yankee Stadium
Albie Pearson Bets On Minnesota In 1964 Race
Albie Pearson predicts the Minnesota Twins will win the 1964 AL pennant, with Detroit and Chicago also contending. He notes the Yankees could be challenged despite last year’s injuries, cites Whitey Ford and Ralph Terry as aging pitchers, and recalls Pearson’s rise after a 1958 rookie honor and 1961 AL expansion. He cites his own 1963 peak with the Angels, leading in hits runs doubles and stolen bases with a .304 average.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Albie Pearson
Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Minnesota Twins
Minnesota
Detroit
Chicago
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
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Fos
Whitey Ford
Ralph Terry
Jim Bouton
al Downing
Mite
Washington
Baltimore
Li’ Albie
Angels
Emmitsburg Trips Thurmont In Mt Saint Mary's Gym
Emmitsburg overcome Thurmont 49 42 at Mt Saint Marys Memorial Gym to notch their twelfth win Gene Eyler and Harry Harner each scored 15 points for Emmitsburg while Joe Benchoff led Thurmont with 13 points Thurmont won the junior contest 39 27 with John Houck 16 and Steve Kelly 10 points.
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Thurmont
Mt. Sant Mary’s Memorial Gym
Liners
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Harry Harner
Joe Benchoff
Mountaineers
John Houck
Steve Kelly
GFT
Red
Eyler
Dydarmo
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Shapiro
Zimmerman
Senhhoft
Baker
Englar
Bell
Stoops
Emmittsbure
Maneuvers Pay Off At VMI
VMI defeated George Washington 61-36 to secure its 12th win and capture the Southern Conference title. The Keydets earned their first NCAA tournament berth, their first winning season in 21 years, and the most victories in a single season in school history. Sophomore Charlie Schmaus led with 19 points and 17 rebounds as VMI advanced in the NCAA Eastern Regional.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Virginia Military Institute
George Washington
VMI
Douglas MacArthur
North Carolina
Wichita
Tulsa
Oregon State
Oregon
Villanova
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DePaul
Duquesne
Chicago
Marshall
Davidson
Wildcats
Shenandoah Valley
Charlotte
N.C
Lexington
Col
G.H. Simpson
Dixie
Colonials
Charlie Schmaus
Y Gal Swimmers Compete In Meet At Chambersburg
Frederick YMCA girls swim team at Mason-Dixon Championships in Chambersburg Pa. Elizabeth Talley tied for fourth in cadet 25 yard backstroke and butterfly. Tulie Grove led locals with a third in senior 100 yard butterfly and fifth in two other events. Boys championships set for March 7 at Silver Spring with local teams also entering AAU age group championships March 8.
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Elizabeth Talley
Frederick Ymca
Chambersburg
Miss Talley
Tulie Grove
E. Talley
Talley
Kanos
Lee
Ganley
M. Doll
A. Hendrickson
T. Grove
Silver Spring
All-Area Team to Appear Tuesday in News-Post
The Frederick News-Post reveals the All-Area team and coach of the year on Tuesday. Readers will learn which players earn the annual honor and who guides them this season.
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Frederick News-Post
News-Post
Robertson Leds Comeback as Royals Top Bullets 122-111
Cincinnati Royals erased a 15 point deficit to beat the Baltimore Bullets 122-111 in Baltimore. Oscar Robertson scored 35 with 21 in the second half, Wayne Embry added 20 despite a sprained back, and Jack Twyman had 20 as Cincinnati outscored Baltimore 21-5 in a key stretch.
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National Basketball Association
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Oscar Robertson
Wayne
Embry
Royals
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Jack Twyman
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Tom Hawkins
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Baltimore Gft
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Bellamy
Cable
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Disciger
Lucas
Green
Hardrett
Smith
Stavman
Koyrs
Twyman
Loughery
Thorn
Bockhorn
Hawkins
Staverman
Dischinger
Hardnett
Kegis
Catholic U Upsets Mounts To Take Md Catholic U Upsets Mt
Catholic University pulled a 56-52 upset over Mt. St. Marys to win the Mason-Dixon Tournament and claim the conference championship. John Leahy iced it with two free throws with 46 seconds left after a seesaw final to send Catholic U to the NCAA Small College Regional.
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Washington
Catholic University
Mt. St. Mary’s
Cardinals
Mountaineers
John Leahy
Catholic
Ed Folk
Mount
Bernie Haag
Jack Spencer
Leahy
Catholic U
Randolph Macon
MT. ST. Mary's
Catholic U. Gft
Carrell
Boylans
Castello
Fessler
Falk
Sevick
Haag
Slim Senators Report To Camp Pompano Beach
The Washington Senators began spring workouts under manager Gil Hodges with lighter players after mid winter weight-cut letters. Don Rudolph shed 19 losses worth of pounds to 201, Jim Hannan dropped 12, Bob Baird eight, and catchers Don Leppert led by 13 under last year. Missing were pitchers Ron Kline, a holdout, and Marshall Bridges who apparently missed his plane.
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Fila
Washington Senators
Gil Hodges
Don Rudolph
Jim Hannan
Bob Baird
Don Leppert
Ron Kline
Marshall Bridges
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