Frederick High Cadets Second in District Hopes
The Frederick High Cadets totaled 1,391 points for a 625 per game average while opponents scored 929 for 46.4 a game in 1936-57. Coach Homer Brooks released final stats as District 1 play looms with South Hagerstown facing Allegany and Frederick meeting the winner in the finals.
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Merchants Seek December Ban on Maryland Horse Racing
Annapolis reports merchants backed by Baltimore groups push a December prohibition on horse racing in Maryland. The proposal faces opposition citing potential state revenue losses. Pimlico racing would move to Laurel if passage occurs, with lawmakers weighing merger options and alternative solutions.
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Temple named to NIT field amid season review
Temple was named the 10th team in the National Invitation Tournament as Bradley Utah St Joseph's and Duquesne were among at large contenders. The Owls finished 18 7 on the season and had earlier placed fourth in the Holiday Festival at Madison Square Garden. This marks Temple's second NIT appearance, after winning the first NIT in 1938.
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Duquesne
Eight Teams To Be Back In Maryland State League
The Maryland State League will include eight returning teams for 1957: Shamville, Brunswick, Beallsville, New Market, Mt. Airy, Jefferson, Thurmont, and Frederick. President Surall to draft the 1957 schedule, next meeting in about three weeks, same baseballs, umpires fees, and protective head gear mandated. Tri-County League adds ten teams from last year with start set for April 21 and a new approach to rainouts.
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Charles Town
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Ijamsville
Bob Remus
William B. Burall
Frederick
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Jefferson
Frank Wilders
Thurmont
Ed Shipley
Brunswick
Dorsey Adalt
Edgar R. Smith
Bob Poole
Beallsville
Austin Angleberger
Robert Stockman
New Market
Arthur Lowman
Mt. Airy
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Fifth Naval District Basketball Tournament Highlights
Roundups show Norfolk Naval Station 59 over Portsmouth Naval Hospital 48 and NAS WAVES 30 to WAVES 4, plus Chincoteague NAS 77 over Yorktown Mine Depot 70 in overtime. Bainbridge 101 to Norfolk NAS 88, and district 30 results Geneva 87 over Indiana Pa. NAIA District 27 action notes Austin Peay 4 Bethel Tenn and a player ankle injury. The Warrenton area league reports heavy free throws, high scorers, and a plan to travel to Waynesboro for the Gold Medal Tournament with a 15 4 record.
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Stauffer’s Grocery
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Golden Gloves Finals and NCAA Tourney Action Highlight Chicago Night
Top heavyweight prospects Joe Hemphel of Rockford Illinois and Osee Groom of Detroit advance toward finals in Chicago Stadium in a dual program featuring Golden Gloves finals and the NCAA Small College Tournament first round. Finals air on ABC at 10 p.m. EST with national telecast. An unrelated Route 15 crash near Lewistown caused damage to a car but no injuries reported.
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Bowling Leagues Feature Mixed Scores in March Pages
The March 6 1957 News of Frederick reports on bowling and racing attendance trends. Racing drew 32 104 373 fans, Elm Street school basketball remains undefeated, and local leagues show standings with teams like Macs, Charlie 13, Tankers, and Ramblers vying for top spots at Frederick YMCA and Fort Detrick venues.
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Frederick Motor Co Swell Deals On Cars
Almost every make and model of used cars at Frederick Motor Co 117 West Patrick Street. Call 53 6111 or drive in to see swell deals. Many cars are loaded with extras and priced exceptionally low.
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