Mount St. Mary's Wins Mason-Dixon Title With Loyola Drubbing
Mount St. Mary's College captured the Mason-Dixon Conference championship by defeating Loyola of Baltimore 167 to 86. Jack Sullivan poured in 44 points, tying a tournament record, as the Mounts set new team and tournament marks and moved to their third straight conference title.
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Mt. St. Mary's College
Mason-Dixon
Loyola of Baltimore
Jim Phelas
Georgetown University
Mount Mentor
Buddy Jeannette
Itague Pins
Jack Sullivan
Baltimore U
Sullivan
Baltimore
Mount St. Mary's
Bridgewater
Roanoke
Jim Phelan
Mounts
Loyola
Greyhounds
Layla
Washington
Em Thitsburg
Smith
Frank Smith
Tito Nanni
Frederick Y League Swim Meet Triumph in Waynesboro
Frederick Y defeats Waynesboro Y 63 to 4 in a return meet. Frederick gains in 12 and 4 year old events, leads 126 after the 19 year old meet, and overhauls Waynesboro to seize both relays with close finishes. Notable results include 64 yard coed relay in 39.2 seconds, Gail Runkles winning the 48 yard freestyle for older girls, and diving placing second and third for Frederick.
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Waynesboro Y
Waynesboro
Frederick
Dave Eyster
Gail Runkles
Nickie Nichols
Harden
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Lebhers
Summers
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Summers Wi
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Pryor
Gift
Robert
Grove
Boone
Oller
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Loudenslager
Settle
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Smith
Geisbert
Stoop
Quill
Setile
Poole
Geis
Bert
Bullets and Celtics Intermediate Winners
The Bullets beat the Knicks 46 to 25 and the Celtics defeated the Hawks 43 to 39 in two Intermediate League Sunday games.
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Bullets
Knicks
Celtics
Hawks
Texas 4 H and M Wine In Y Junior League Playoff Meeting
The Texas 4 H and M Wine In Y Junior League schedules a playoff at Optimist Church Loop 7d with standings showing Pabst Blue Ribbon 18 Nicholson's Grocery 18 and Rice's Five 14. Upcoming games list Joe's Market Hamilton's Pabst Blue Ribbon Rosemont and Westminster Gill gym hosts evening contests amid District 3 high school basketball tournam ent leading to College Park.
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Rosemont’s
Rice's
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Nicholson's
Pabst
Nicholson’s Grocery
Bartgis & Zimmerman
Rosemont
Excelsior
Bel Air
Kenwood
Baltimore Panece
Qualifying Round Set For Westminster
Hints of a district bracket appear as teams clash in Westminster and nearby towns. Key matchups include Lander and Gulf Service battles, with Civitan and C&P Telephone in the mix. Individual stats show Crum mit 133, Cramer 403, and Ideal Dairy leading scorers while Holt’s team faces tough competition in the regional circuit.
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Lander
Civitan
Natvnal Adacu
Ohlins
Murray’s Mkt
Bartonsville
C&p Tele. Co
Gulf Service
Smith
Atlantic
Murray's Market
National Amoco
C_& P. Telephone Co
Crummit
Cramer
New Windsor Loses to Manchester High in Tourney Final
New Windsor was outplayed by Manchester High in the final of the Western Maryland College Invitational at Gill Gym on the Western Maryland campus. Manchester led 20 to 7 after the first period, 40 to 17 at halftime, and won 63 to 46, with strong showings from G. F. Tips, Nevius, and Haile for Manchester and Steger, Wagner, and Sullivan for New Windsor. In consolation play, Tanestown WiAppesl Symes Ae defeated Union Bricue and Hampstead beat Mr. Airy.
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New Windsor High
Manchester High
Western Maryland
Les
A. Flickinger
New Windsor
Manchester
Shatter
Steger
Wagner
Sullivan
Ferrier
Hull
L. Miller
K. Miller
Price Electric Bowling League Men s Division Standings
Standings list for Price Electric Bowling League Men s Division with teams and points. No. 5 Time Delay 0, No. 2 Comaxial 48, No. 6 Telephone 48, No. 4 Re-try 4, No. 1 Sensitive 44, No. 3 Power 41. High single game Grove 130, high set Reeder 359, team game and set No. 5 Time Delay 584 and 1620 with first seasonal average Reeder 114.49, second seasonal average Green 113.21. Other teams include High Shocks No. 4 483? 1408, Norwood high set 331, Ausherman high single 120, etc.
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Grove
Reeder
Green
Michers al Na
Mulipoles
Rida
Ausherman
Norwood
Industrial Batting League Health Center Alley Cozy Corner
Health center alley reports standings and high scorers in a garbled league sheet. Teams include Harold’s Marlow’s Jefferson Inn Groff Bros Morgan Lynch Stup Crowther Riddlemoser R&H Plumber K&H Tin K&H Plumber Warren’s Red and Blue Schlitz Beer plus Fred P&G Martan Lunch and Warren’s Men Shop Reds Blues. High team set and game and 60 high individual set with Weddle noted.
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Harold's
Marlow’s
Jefferson Inn
Groff Bros
Morgan Lynch
Stup-Crowther
Riddlemoser
R&h Plumber
K&h Tin
K&h Plumber
Warren's
Fred. P&g
Schlitz Beer
Martan
Stuy & Crowther
Schlitz
Metferson
Groff Bros. Beteseie Ty
Plumber
Warren's Men
Fred. Pine & Glass
Pia
Mo Harold's
Yankees sign Billy Martin and Jim Konstanty for 1954
In St Peters burg on March 4 the New York Yankees completed signings with Billy Martin and Jim Konstanty for 1954 each receiving a 20000 contract. Casey Stengel pushed the deals from camp as Martin got a 3400 raise and Konstanty kept his prior pay. Martin can cover second and short and hit .300 in 20 games after returning from service. Konstanty posted 7-2 but waned in the second half and was optioned to Richmond before returning for the World Series chase.
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Philley
Scottsdale, Ariz
Dave Philley
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland
Oriole
Joe Cristetlo
ST. Petersburg
Fla
New York Yankees
Billy Martin
Jim Konstanty
Casey Stengel
Maria
New York
Martin
Kenstanty
Richmond
Yanks
North Carolina Wins Third Coast Title
North Carolina State captured its third consecutive ACC basketball title by defeating Wake Forest 76 to 64 in the tournament final. Coach Everett Case relied on six players, with Dinardo Dickman Molo and Shavlik playing all 40 minutes, Maglio and Pond providing brief relief as the team prepares for the NCAA Tournament against Canisius in New York.
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Raleigh
N.C
North
Carlina State
Wake Forest
Clale Dence
Everett Case
State
Duke
Phil Dinardo
Lou Dickman
Vic Molo
Canisius
New York
Maryland Dominates ACC Wrestling for Third Straight Title
Maryland won the Atlantic Coast Conference wrestling championship with 98 points, defeating Virginia at 63 as Duke, North Carolina, and NC State trailed. New Terp champions include McHugh 113, Weatherly 130, Ogourkis 137, Amato 157, Woznik 177. Petrilli claimed 167 for Virginia. Steele retained 123-pound title. McElhanney of Duke earned 191-pound title and outstanding wrestler honors.
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Duke
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Maryland
Mike Samousky
Roney Carroll
Terp
John McHugh
Ed Weatherly
Jerey Ogourkis
Sal Ama
Boston Boxing Night Feature Fights and Celtics Win
Comeback week in boxing features light weight Wallace Smith and Tony DeMarco headlining at Boston Garden in 10 round non title and other bouts including John Scnival Jackie LaBua. Also Du Mont TV stars Gene Poirier vs Danny Perez. Celtics rout Warriors 128 114 with Bob Cousy sparking a 43 point fourth period and Arizin pouring 39 for Philadelphia.
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Tony DeMarco
John Scnival
Jackie LaBua
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East Meadow
N.Y
Gil Turner
Syracuse
DuMont TV
Gene Poirier
Ara Falls
Danny Jo Perez
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St. Nicholas Arena
Poirier
Perez
Warriors
Eoston Celtics
Bob Cousy
Philadelphia Warriors
Celtics
Cousy
Garden
Celts
Philadelphia
Paul Arizin
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