Lions Rally But Fall In Overtime Semifinal
Walkerville Lions battled Bruce High School in a dramatic class B semifinal, with Ron Dorsey’s late jumper forcing overtime before Bruce edged Walkersville 82-78. Linton led Walkersville with 19 points before fouling out, as Bruce pulled away in the extra period.
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Hagerstown
Bruce High School
Westernport
Walkersville Lions
Lions
Bill Tailey
Linton
Ron Linton
Walkersville
Walkersville Falls In OT To Bruce In State C Final
In a dramatic finish Walkersville led 73 73 at the buzzer before Bruce edged ahead in overtime. Gary Beard and Ken McDowell sparked a quick 5 point burst that sealed a 80 74 final score as Walkersville lost the Class C state championship and ended its title run.
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Tapana
Gary Beard
Walkersville
Ken McDowell
Bruce
Beard
McDowell
Earl Lighter
Ron Dorsey
Lions
Bulldogs
Bill Talley
Bears
Ron Linton
Bob Stull
Stull
Sanders Leads New Orleans Golf Tourney
Doug Sanders shot a 65 to surge to a second round lead at the Greater New Orleans Invitational, opening a 1 stroke edge at 133 over a soggy 6,569 yard City Park course. Julius Boros Freddie Haas and Gay Brewer were among contenders as Arnold Palmer tied at 141.
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New Orleans
Doug Sanders
Sanders
Cal
Calif
Johnny Port
Shreveport
Julius Boros
Gay Brewer
Crystal River
Fla
Boros
City Park
Freddie Haas
Arnold Palmer
Miami
Ken Venturi
Palo Alto
Califike Souchak
Grossinger
George Bayer
South Pasadena
South Africa
Gary Player
Jacky Cupii
Longview
Tex
Stauffer High Battles Beall in Narrow Loss in Final Prep
Mountaineers led by Evans with 25 points topped Frederick 66 61 to reach the class AA final. Stauffer added 23 for the Cadets who fought back late but missed 11 layups in the second half. Beall's size mattered as Frederick shot 46 percent but failed to convert late chances.
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Hagerstown
Frederick High School
Beall
Mountaineers
Jim
Evans
Frederick
Iead
Tom Bichy
Bob Stauffer
Homer Brooks
Brooks
South Hagerstown
Frd
Mount St Marys advances to Mason-Dixon final 86 75
Mount St. Marys defeats Randolph Macon 86 75 to reach the Mason Dixon Conference basketball final. The Mounts led 54 27 at halftime but saw Randolph Macon rally to trim the margin. American beat Catholic 58 52 to join the Mounts in the final.
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Washington
Mount St. Mary's
Randolph Macon
Mason-Dixon
Yellow Jackets
Mounts
Catholic Dniver American
Catholic
Mt. St. Mary's
Iackets
Maryland Guardsmen Dominate National Target Shootings
A Maryland National Guard unit, Company A of the 115th Infantry, showcased its marksmanship at Camp Perry and in state matches. Members like Bob Heffner Pete May Jim Walsh and others earned medals and cups including the Governor's Trophy and the Adjutant General's Cup while many shooters trained weekly in armory practice. The group supplied most shooters for Maryland at Camp Perry with a history of top finishes and continued display at the Sport Show.
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Aoodoo
Bob Heffner
Pete
Jim Walsh
National Guard
Kdth Infantry
Pi Ches Long
Paul Crim
Bob Strine
Company A
Camp Perry National Guard
Heffner
Walsh
May
Maryland
Oscar Kinsey
Paul Crum
Russell Castle
Ed. Despeaux
Calvin Geisbert
Jay Merch
Riflemen of the 302nd Battalion and Company A
Lefty Kreh notes that the 302nd Signal Battalion and Company A are reputed to outshoot any other riflemen in the state with 22 caliber or large bore rifles. He adds that true comparison often requires traveling away from home to see how good some people are.
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National Rifle Headquarters
Washington, D
Rick
Paul Cardir
302Nd Signal Battalion
Company A
State
Trade threat sparks talk of Yankees moves
Frank Lane, labeled a trader, warned Chicago, St. Louis, and Cleveland management about potential player swaps. Lane said time is right to reshuffle the White Sox and Indians, aiming to disrupt the Yankees and boost his teams.
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West Palm Beach
Fila
Frank Lane
Kansas City Athletics
Baltimore
Ray Herbert
Herbert
Paul Richards
Oriole
Tampa. Fla
Chicago
Satamore
Cleveland
Bai Saui Lane
Wren Lane
Ceneral Mane 7
Chicago E Sox
Veand Indians
Sat. OY
ChampPone Kinzpetch Offered Caracas Defense
World flyweight champion Pone Kinzpetch received an offer to defend his title against Ramon Arias of Venezuela in Caracas on April 6 with a $6.00 purse plus expenses. His manager asked to hold the matter while preliminary arrangements to fight Mitsunori Seki in Tokyo are considered.
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Bangkor
Pone Kinzpetch
Anas
Pone
Mitsunori Seki
Tokyo
Championships at Yokohama Japan Warm Up for Worlds
The world free style and Greco-Roman wrestling championships will be held in Yokohama Japan. The event is scheduled for June 28 and will feature the United States team competing under the International Amateur Wrestling Federation.
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Japan
Moscow
Yokohama
International Amateur Wrestling Federation
United States
30 000 Roll At Bowling Congress Saturday
Detroit AP reports more than 30,600 bowlers begin the American Bowling Congress Tournament in Cobo Hall. Teams from 47 states plus DC, Canada and Puerto Rico compete for 26700032.50 in prizes. The event runs through March 21 with 49ers of Anchorage as Alaska's sole entry. Hawaii competes in later events.
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States
District of Columbia
Canada
Puerto Rico
Cobo Hall
New Mission Exhibition Center
Alaska
Haw
49Ers
Anchorage
Rosl
Hawaii
Tles
ABC
Duck Bowlers to Appear on TV Saturday
Six of the nation s top 10 duckpin bowlers and several top women enter the 7th annual Duck Star Tournament starting Saturday in Randallstown. Qualifiers in nine areas select 24 women and 24 men to contest rounds through Monday and Tuesday with the final televised nationally across multiple cities. Cliff Kidd of Baltimore and Frances Wilson of Washington defend as champions. top prizes total 8400 with 2500 to the men s champion and 1 000 to the women s titlist.
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Randallstown
Saturjak
Fairfield. H
Ger
Hagerstown
Norfolk
Erimara
Bahtede ‘En Hatch
Richmond
Abeth Barger
Baltimore i
Greensboro
Winston
Cliff Kidd
Frances Wilson
Washington
Wil
Bealing Proprietors’ Association of America
Washington, D. C
Providence
R. I
New Haven
Lincoln High Reaches C Finals After Narrow Win
Lincoln High, led by Ken Thompson and Ken Foreman, defeated Garnett High School 70 to 63 to advance to the state Class C finals. Tigers coach Robert Lee eyes revenge as Lincoln seeks another finals appearance tonight.
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Bowie
Lincoln
Ken Thompson
Ken Foreman
Garnett High School
Robson
Lincolns
Robert 33
Lee
Tigers
Easton
Liners Seek District Title In Class Finals Today
Emmitsburg Maryland district I playoff at South Hagerstown High School sees Frederick County’s lone rep meet Hancock at 3 p m. The winner advances to the state tournament at College Park next week with Class AA A and B finals also on today’s slate.
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South Hagerstown
Bruce High School
Siz Walkersville
Allegancy Team
Emmitsburg
Frederick County
Hancock
College Park
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