AP All-Star Team Picked 1954 basketball stars named
The Associated Press names its All-America team led by Gala of LaSalle as a three time pick. Freeman of Ohio State Russell of San Francisco Ricketts of Duquesne and Floyd of Furman join first team. Lehlandt and Hemvic pace second team with further honorees and mentions. A Friday movie showing at Slaley Park offers local entertainment.
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New York
Tomania
LaSalle
Robin Freeman
Ohio State
Bill Russell
San Francisco
Dick Ricketts
Duquesne
Darrel Floyd
Furmah
Associated Press
Gola
Freeman
Russell
Vem
Ricketts
Floyd
Don Lehlandt
Indiana
Dirki Hemvic
Wake Forest
Si Green
Diquesne
Dick Garmaker
Minnesota
Ron Shavlik
North Carolina State
Wilkinson
Tom Heinsohn
Holy Cross
Dick 'Buzz) Wilkinson
Virginia
Bol Burraw
Kentucky
Boushka
St. Louis
Maurice Stakes
St. Francis
Dol Comin
Fordham
Bob McKeen
California
Bob Patterson
Tulsa
John Horan
Dayton
Walter Corky? Devlin
George Washam
Rod Hundley
West Virginia
Jack Stephens
Notre Dame
Frank Ehmann
Northwestern
Dick O'Neal
Texas Christian
Art Bunte
Utah
Philadelphia
Obin State
Gala
Furman
Frank Selvy
Selvy
Middletown Boys Capture County Class B Title
Middletown High School defeated Thurmont 45 to 28 at the Frederick Cadets court to win the County Class B basketball championship. The win advances Middletown to the district tournament in Cumberland where they face Valley High, with the district finals set for College Park. Middletown capitalized on rebounding and fast breaks but struggled at the foul line, hitting five of 12 free throws. Thurmont made ten of 17 attempts.
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Middletown High School
Thurmont Varsity
Frederick Cadets
Cumberland
Frederick
North Countians
Scarlatina
Middletown
Carroll Horiie
Thurmont
Fort Hill High School
Valley High
Lonaconing
College Park
G. F. Ty. Hoffman
Lewis
Spalding
Knott
Ridenour
Anders
Maser
G. F
Cale
Shoemaker
Fink
Devoe
House
Hendricks
Harshman
Burger
Thurmant
Price
Tim
Army Cagers Triumph Over Detrick Comets in 1957 Tilt
Army cagers from Arlington Hall detachment led by Ronnie Tyergar defeated Camp Detrick Comets 79 to 69 at Heldhouse. Haworth of Detrick and Bolen of Arlington Hall top-scored, with Arlington players Thompkins Cairns and Treryar prominent. Tonight the Comets visit Hagers Town for a rematch with Fairchild quint, while Walter Reed returns to Detrick after last week’s win.
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Arlington Va. Hall
Frederick
Ronnie Tyergar
Camp Detrick
Derrick
Snook and Angling Tips From AL McClane
Fishing editor AL McClane stresses relaxation as half the fly casting skill. He advises a calm partner to hold and guide practice, notes common jerks, and outlines a smooth back and forth motion to use the rod bend. Snook lore follows, detailing size, color, habitat, and odd Florida bridge walkers amid brief local sport notes and misc entries.
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AL McClane
Celtics Clinch League Title With 77 39 Victory
The Frederick Celtics, led by Bill Utt and Jack Griffin, overwhelmed Hagerstown 77 to 39 at Frederick High to seize the Penn Maryland League crown. A fast break and late 28-point surge in the final 10 minutes sealed the win as Waynesboro eyes a postseason first round match at home.
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Shipley
Celtics
Iron Man
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Frick Fines Athletics and Six Players for Early Trainings
Commissioner Ford Frick fines the Kansas City Athletics $250 and six players $273 for starting spring training before the March 1 date. Details name Arnie Portocarrero Charlie Bishop Forest Jacobs Louis Limmer Wilmer Schantz Bill Oster and Yip Cronin. Frick also hit Milwaukee Braves similarly and hinted at more penalties for other clubs.
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Belleair
Fla
Ford Frick
Kansas City Athletics
Arnie Portocarrero
Charlie Bishop
Forest Jacobs
Louis Limmer
Wilmer Schantz
Bill Oster
Athletics
Kansas City
Milwaukee Braves
Mount St Marys Faces Towson In College Basketball Tourney
In Baltimore on March 2 1935 Mount St Marys plays Towson at 6 53 p m and Hampden Sydney vs Bridgewater at 10 15 p m Semifinals set for Friday finals Saturday Loyola College hosts the Mason Dixon Conference tournament with top seeds Mt St Marys and Loyola among the six teams fielding for the title Also noted are the Baltimore U Washington College upper bracket clash and other seedings with Sullivan Angelo Bals McCullough Foltz among the all conference selections.
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The
Frederick
Lavala Ve “Brannke
Fleet Foe
Baltimore
Atne
Mason ‘Dixon
Loyola College
Jack Sullivan
Sal Angelo
Eddie Bals
Mt. St., Mary's
Charlie McCullough
Loyola
Dave Foltz
Roanoke
Baltimore U
Washington College
Jin
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North End Civic Ssation
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New Addition
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Aristotle
Mangroves
Palm Beach
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Monocscy
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Smith's
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Oni Laxyman
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K. Nusbaum
Babe’s Package Store
Groton
Conn
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Navy
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Medics Wix Close Gne Medical Co
Tifth Infantry Basketeers
Frederick DeMolay
Frederick High School
Moser
Pearce
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Moore
Timer—Brish
J. Moss
Frick
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Preakness
Falconer
Belair Stud
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Flamingo Campbell
Kentucky Stud
Pimlico
G. Ua
Brunner
Wilton Stable
Royal Note
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John W. Galbreath
Mer Tan
Marion du Pontoe
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Atomic Check OF
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Weather Bureau
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Towson State Teachers College
KC Tonight
John Cooley
Mt. St. Marys
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Weil
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Dorsey F. Shipley
North Market St. Monument
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Kelly Air Force Base
Diesel
Fred's News-Post
Greek Shop Training Co., Inc
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Sunbeam
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Melvin M. Engle
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Wilson
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