Oldtown Faces Tough Foes In District Playoffs Tonight
Frederick County basketball opens with District 1 games at South Hagerstown. Walkersville and Frederick meet Bruce High of Westernport at 6 p m, Beall faces Fort Hill rival Beall at 9 p m. Walkersville holds a 15 4 record. Bruce is 13 7. Williamsport meets Northern at 8 p m. Beall’s bench is weak per coach Homer Brooks. Walkersville backcourt includes Dorsey and Smith with Beard at center.
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Liners Battle Oldtown In Class C Semifinal Thriller
Emmitsburg led 18 18 at half but Oldtown Indians sparked a second half surge. Terry Fleagle and Bill Zimmerman sparked the Liners offense while Don Sweeney and Ken Swormley contributed key scores. Emmitsburg fought to the finish but fell short as Oldtown clinched the win and a district title berth.
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Terps Triumph Over Clemson in ACC Tourney Opener
Maryland toppled Clemson 80-68 in the South Carolina tilt as Bob Eicher scored 23 and Bull Stasiukatis added 22 for the Terrapins. Clemson’s Choppy Patterson led with 28 but the Tigers suffered their eighth straight tournament loss.
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Santa Anita Derby entries include Alber ta Ranches duo
Fourteen horses are entered for the $100,000-added Santa Anita Derby at Arcadia California led by Alber ta Ranches' Flatterby and Four-and-Twenty. C Whitney's Fun House is a standout potential filly in the field between races this weekend. The 24th running marks another year of notable contenders. Golf pro David W Campbell dies at 63 in Wethersfield Connecticut after more than two decades with the club.
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Brunswick Beats M. S. D. 65 to 47 in Season Finale
Brunswick routs Maryland School for the Deaf 65 47 as the Railroaders surge with 24 points in the third period led by John Wenner 20 and Preston Ashley 16. MSD stars listed include Boenek G and Hitchens.
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Pott Leads Orleans Invitational After 1st Round Tie
Johnny Pott of Shreveport shoots 68 including a 70 foot eagle on a 500 yard hole to tie Julius Boros and Doug Sanders for the first round lead in the Greater New Orleans Invitational. Notables include Boros 68 and Sanders 68.
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Brumel Aims For 7 4 In Garden Jump Duel
In Madison Square Garden the Valeriy Brumel and John Thomas clash headlines the Knights of Columbus meet. Brumel has won the earlier meetings and eyes 7 4 while Thomas, turning 26, seeks a birthday victory to snap recent defeats. Others include Ter-Ovanesyan Momotkov Budd Rozsavoigyi Sullivan Moran in a crowded field.
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Outdoor show opens as Russians rout U S in armory hockey
A large crowd attends an outdoor show at the armory with exhibits from the Izaak Walton League and various vendors. In Lausanne the Russian team crushed the United States 13 to 2 in the World Ice Hockey Championships first round, with five goals in each of the first two periods. Only three players from the previous Olympic squad played. Dave Frank and Larry Cronkhite were sidelined by flu.
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DESL ADVANCES IN INTERNATIONAL MOOR TENNIS TOURS
DESL ADVANCES COWN AP Mite Franks and Donald Dell reach the second round of an international tennis tournament in Moscow. Open round wins 6-1 6-0 and 1-2 lines note Russians in the field.
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Williams argues with writers at Boston camp
Ted Williams reported to the Red Sox as batting instructor and soon clashed with a Boston sports writer. He then exchanged words with a New York writer visiting the camp, threatening to punch the reporter’s nose before bystanders broke up the scene. Williams later said the Boston writer had phoned his ex wife around Christmas and questioned his daughter’s Christmas gift. He remained gracious at a news conference and said he would work as scout, batting coach and troubleshooter for young players.
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Lindsey Gets New Position At Naval Academy
The Naval Academy announces varsity crew coach Lou Indsey will move to a new role and Plebe coach Paul Quinn will replace him as Navy head crew coach. Capt Asbur Coward says Lindsey led the Middle crew to Olympic trials and will study U.S. efforts to improve Olympic rowing. Quinn, 36, has coached Plebes since 1956 and led the 1960 Plebe crew to undefeated seasons and several championships.
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