County Basketball Playoffs Open Tonight in North Maryland
Emmitsburg faces HankK at 6 p m in District I action while Williamsport meets Boonsboro at 7 30 p m Hancock tops with Terry Truax the county's standout. Boonsboro boasts Ronnie Hill as guide as Frederick County teams push a 13 4 to 17 6 marks.
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Mahoney urges no Maryland racing bills pass
George P. Mahoney running for Democratic governor urged the Maryland General Assembly not to pass any horse racing legislation in this session. He challenged House Ways and Means to present proposals, while Senate President Della pressed for action on racing bills and taxes. Governor Tawes backs two of nine racing measures.
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Duke Beats Terps In ACC Tourney Opener 71 58
Duke sehome Oregon? Duke surges past Maryland 71 58 to open ACC tournament while Clemson shocks N C State 67 46. Art Heyman scores 22 leading Duke as Maryland’s Jerry Greenspan nets 24 in a high energy first round. Clemson earns first tourney win ending eight game skid.
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Locals defeat Annapolis 62 to 46 in junior high matchup
Frederick High School Cadets upset Annapolis 62 46 at West Frederick Junior High to reach the Class AA finals versus South Hagerstown in North Hagerstown. Tom Colliflower led Frederick with 17 points as Seidling added 33 and Ayersman 12 while the Cadets used mix defense and strong foul shooting to secure the win. The semifinal Friday night set the stage for a Cumberland showdown in the finals.
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Mounties Triumph in Mason-Dixon Tourney Second Round
Randolph-Macon Hampden-Sydney Catholic University and Mt. St. Marys advanced to the Mason-Dixon semifinals after second-round wins. Hampden-Sydney burned Washington College 97-88, Mt St. Marys toppled Roanoke, Catholic U edged Loyola 57-50, as Mt St. Marys led scorers included Maloney and Talley with 17.
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NFL to Begin Preparation of Its Case
NFL attorney Gerhard A. Gesell sought precise markets the AFL claims the NFL monopolized in a $100 million antitrust suit. AFL attorney Warren E. Baker cited Dallas and Minneapolis-St. Paul as local damages, with the trial paused until Monday. AFL depositions from 11 NFL figures and Commissioner Rozelle were entered to support Hunt's testimony on efforts to deter a rival league.
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Giese Resigns as USC Athletic Director After Threats
War ren Giese relinquished his post as athletic director at the University of South Carolina and will lead the Physical Education department at a reduced salary after threats to his life. Marvin Bass succeeds him as athletic director and head football coach for 1961. Giese cited harassment by a splinter group and received three anonymous calls, including one warning him to leave town or be killed.
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Warren Giese
University of South Carolina
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Marvin Bass
Sol Blatt Jr
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