Tigers knock Terps out of ACC playoffs
Clemson routs Maryland 81-67 in the ACC tournament opener as Nick Milasnovich scores a career high 30 points for the third-seeded Tigers. Maryland's George Suder leads with 13 points. Other notes cover hunting season reminders, fishing reports, and local rifle and trapshooting events in Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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Terps
ACC
Raleigh
N.C
Clemson
Maryland
Wake Forest
Virginia
Duke
North Carolina
State
South Carolina
Nick Milasnovich
Milasnovich
George Suder
Harry Yingling
Twin Hemlocks
Emmitsburg
Pennsylvania
Harry
John Hammond
Long Acres
Hancock
U.S. 40
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Potomac
Tuscarora
Thurmont Conservation, and
P. Staley
L. Moser
Wise
Burnisky
Clark
Bohonak
U Ward Oo
Mahaffey
Suder
Brennan
Mityih
Brayton DeCosmo
Morgan
Helms
McWitt's
Benedict
Franklin
Antoncle
Lewis Oo
Mueller Bash
Franklin Carlson
Clemson Persona
Brayton
Ward
DeCosmo
McWilliams
Hall
Millasnovich
Barnum Leads Pensacola Golf First Round
Big John Barnum, 52, of Grand Rapids, posted a five under par 67 to hold a one stroke lead in the Pensacola Golf Tournament in Florida. Gardner Dickinson Jr Fred Hawkins Bill Collins Jimmy Clark Downing Gray shot 68 to share second with Arnold Palmer and six other veterans including Mike Souchak George Raper Johnny Pott Jay Hebert Miller Barber and Doug Sanders.
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Pensacola
Fla
John Barnum
Barnum
Grand Rapids
Mich
Mike Souchak
George Raper
Johnny Pott
Jay Hebert
Miller Barber
Doug Sanders
Races Cancelled at Lincoln Downs Over Mud
Lincoln Downs canceled racing cards through Saturday due to mud from a fast thaw. The track previously halted Wednesday’s program as the surface remained unusable.
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Lincoln, R.I
Lincoln Downs
College basketball ACC results Clemson tops Maryland
Clemson defeats Maryland 81 to 67 in ACC tournament action. Wake Forest loses to Virginia 60 to 9 in a rough contest. Duke rolls past North Carolina State 75 to 44 while North Carolina defeats South Carolina 63 to 9.
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Clemson
Maryland
Wake Forest
Virginia
Duke
N.C. State
North Carolina
South Carolina
Kirkland Takes No Chances With Orioles Training
Willie Kirkland, fined $300 by Hank Bauer for arriving three days late to Baltimore Orioles camp, arrived early at Miami Stadium for Thursday's workout. Chuck Estrada threw batting practice after bone spur surgery on his elbow, reporting his arm felt fine. Brooks Robinson experimented with a heavier bat following a .251 season, adjusting his approach.
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Miami
Fla
Willie Kirkland
Hank Bauer
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Miami Stadium
Chuck Estrada
Brooks Robinson
New Market Meets New Market Team at Maryland League Meet
New Market faces New Market at 1 30 p m Sunday at the New Market fire hall. Players are urged to attend and participate in the Maryland State League event.
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New Market
New Market Fire Hall
Walkersville Lions eye district showdown at Allegany High
Walkersville meets Mt. Savage in a decisive Class B district tournament game at Allegany High School Cumberland. Both clubs bring 3 losses and aim to avenge prior season defeats as coach Bill Talley stresses man to man defense and fast break pressure with top scorers Robertson Wilson and Haines leading the charge. Game at 8:45 p.m. with no radio coverage.
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Walkersville - Mt. Savage
Allegany High School
Cumberland
Walkersville
Indians
Mt. Savage
College Park
Atone
Douglas
Tourna
L Ands
Epieces
Bill Talley
Talley
Sonny Barrick
Bobby Robertson
Cumberland Area
Larry Haines
Ralph Wilson
Lions
Gordon Smith
Haines
Eddie Cook
Barrick
Joe Beeson
Smith
Cook
News-Post
Spectator may sue Knicks after Hoover punch in Baltimore
A fan injured by Tom Hoover of the New York Knickerbockers said he may file suit for damages after a Wednesday NBA game in Baltimore. Payne, 22, sustained a broken nose and a fracture near the eye as Hoover and Terry Dischinger were ejected for fighting.
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Baltimore
Tom Hoover
New York Knickerbockers
Payne
Johns Hopkins
Hoover
Terry Dischinger
Baltimore Bullets
Civic Center
Howell's 25 Puts Pistons Past Bullets in Ordeal
Marion Indiana AP Bailey Howell scored 25 points to lift the Detroit Pistons 125 120 over the Baltimore Bullets. Howell surpassed Gene Shue's Pistons scoring record to 7 976 as Detroit sealed the win at the foul line 33 of 48 while Terry Dischinger led Bullets with 30 and Walt Bellamy 29. Reggie Harding led Detroit with 27 as the game stayed close after halftime and the Pistons briefly led by as many as 12 points.
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Marion
Ind
Bailey Howell
Detroit Pistons
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Howell
Gene Shue
Pistons
Shue
Detroit
Bullets
Terry Dischinger
Walt Bellamy
Reggie Harding
New York Knicks
NBA
District 1 Results in Hancock area basketball
CLASS C Hancock 78 defeated Flintstone 44. CLASS B Beall 71 beat Boonsboro 53. CLASS AA Allegany 73 over North Hagerstown 63. District 1 results highlight Hancock and Allegany victories in the regional standings.
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Hancock
Flintstone
Beall
Boonsboro
Allegany
North Hagerstown
O'Hara Aims to Break Bankers Mile Mark at Chicago Relays
Miler Tom O'Hara, famed for indoor exploits in New York, seeks another record in the Bankers Mile at the 28th Chicago Daily News Relays before a sellout 16,000 at Chicago Stadium. He faces five opponents including pacer Jim Irons, with past notes on 3:56.6 and 3:59.5 marks guiding the showdown.
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Chicago
Tom O'Hara
New York
Chicago Daily News
Loyola of Chicago Business
O’hara
New York AC
Madison Square Garden
O'Hara
Knights of Columbus
Yhara
Jim Irons
Toronto
Toronto Olympic Club. the Others Are Bill Dotson, Kansas Graduate; Jim Grelle
Los Angeles
Ergas Leps
Grelle
Dotson
George Kerr
Illinois
Oregon Staters
Brown May Want Out of Baseball
Tommy Brown seeks legal counsel before signing with the Washington Senators as he weighs quitting baseball to join the Green Bay Packers in July if unsatisfied with his progress. Brown, former Maryland star, reported to spring training while GM George Selkirk expects terms were agreed. A decision is due before today’s practice for the entire squad.
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Pompano Beach
Fila
Tommy Brown
Washington Senators
George Selkirk
Brown
University of Maryland
Green Bay Packers
Packers
Senators
Clay Statue Stirs Clash Over Its Looks in New York
NY AP reports Cassius Clay viewed a Dutch sculptor Hans Van de Bovenkamp's metallic statue of him as ugly and not like him. The artist defended the piece as a symbol of confidence and gravity preventing slugging, depicting Clay's victory leap after Liston bout.
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New York
Cassius Clay
Hans van de Boyenkamp
Manhattan
Fifth Avenue
Cassius
Sonny Liston
United Nations
Clay
van de Bovenkamp
Greenwich Village
Kentucky
Liston
Miami Beach
Miami
Miller and Birds Still Haven't Come to Terms
San Mateo California AP relief ace Stu Miller remains a holdout with the Orioles negotiating a raise. Miller set records with 71 appearances 59 finishes and 26 saves last season while asking for a 7500 boost after a 30000 contract. He sparred over offers with GM Lee MacPhail noting only a 500 raise as a possibility as spring begins.
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San Mateo
Calif
Stu Miller
Baltimore Orioles
Peronus
Miller
San Francisco Giants
Baltimore
Lee MacPhail
Captain Mortimer Named Non Playing Wightman Cup Captain
Angela Mortimer, Wimbledon queen of 1961, was named non playing captain of Britain's Wightman Cup team. She succeeds Bea Walter, who resigned after guiding Britain's players through four matches against the United States. Britain has fallen in the last three clashes. Mortimer, 31, retired from competitive tennis soon after her Wimbledon triumph.
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London
Angela Mortimer
Bea Walter
Britain
United States
Miss Mortimer
Celtics vs Warriors in Junior High Rec League Saturday
In the regular Saturday schedule, the Celtics face the Warriors in junior high play. Standings show Pistons 3-0, Royals 2-1, Warriors 1-1, Celtics 1-1, Knicks 1-12, Bullets 0-3.
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Celtics
Warriors
Pistons
Royals
Knicks
Bullets
Largest U S horse payoff may be lost in Gulfstream mix
In Miami Florida AP a record 84114 20 dollars twin double payoff in horse racing hinged on a single ticket held by a man who did not claim it by the 6 30 p m deadline after the eighth race in the Gulfstream Park meeting The winner Gathering Dusk was disqualified Initabas the longshot won the eighth but the winning ticket holder may have discarded the ticket authorities search for the lost ticket while Spendapenie finished ninth in the ninth race and the earlier two parts paid 142 60 and 8 60 respectively
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Miami
Fla
Gulfstream Park
U.S
Initabas
Gathering Dusk
Spendapenie
Gulfstream
James Donn Jr
Roosevelt Raceway
Scattergood
Col. Mengel
Duck population rises 17 percent in midwinter survey
Washington AP reports a midwinter survey by the Interior Department shows a 17 percent rise in the nation's ducks and other wildfowl. Rep. T. A. Thompson Democrat of Louisiana described the finding on Thursday.
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Washington
Interior Department
T. A. Thompson
D-La
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