Three Frederick County High Schools in District I Cage Play
Three Frederick County high schools enter District I cage playoffs with South Hagerstown hosting. Frederick High Walkersville Thurmont Valley and Williamsport compete across classes as semifinals and finals set for Saturday night with Walkersville and Frederick High advancing potential routes.
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Exhibition schedule opens with city matchups Saturday
Exhibition games begin Saturday featuring Brookline vs Milwaukee in Miami and Cincinnati vs Chicago White Sox in Tampa. Other clashes include St Louis against New York at St Petersburg and Kansas City vs Washington in Orlando. Managerial changes include Tighe at Detroit and Farrell at Cleveland.
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Tom Poholsky
Jackie Colm
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Middletown Ninth Graders Are Victors In League Play
Middles town ninth graders clinched victory in INTER CHURCH LEAGUE Women s Division with wins over Calvary Methodist and St John s Baptist. Individual scoring led by Burgess and Santi, team totals cited as Calvary Methodist 2 554 across sets.
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Mounts To Take On Another One Tonight
Fort Detrick league standings show Mix Ups atop with 266 points and 3 2 record. Daffy Ducks, Hi Fi, All Arounds, and other teams compete as high scores and individual averages are listed. Notable leaders include Mercer, Collins, Burgess, and Kent across averages, games, sets, and team totals.
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Scouting Update on Billy Loes at Orioles Camp
The Associated Press reports Billy Loes at Baltimore Orioles spring training in Scottsdale shows a snapping fastball and good curve but his sore arm limits him to relief work. He believes he can pitch in 45 to 55 games to help the club, and manager Paul Richards agrees.
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Local Intermediate League Addicts See Knicks Triumph
In a fragmented report from Maryland and nearby venues, the YMCA Intermidiate League A team dominance is noted with results from matches featuring Hagars town, West Slag, and Annapolis clubs, including the Knicks defeating Royals and Warriors edging Nationals. Standings highlight East and West divisions, with Sherps and Kinsey posting high scores and players like Lee Lucille Wolford performing for Hagars town.
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Dodgers Stay Hilda Thinks Dodgers Stay
Hilda Chester, famed Dodgers fan of Brooklyn, says the team will not move to Los Angeles. She recalls rooting for Leo Durocher and later the Giants, remains loyal to the Dodgers and doubts the team would feel at home on the West Coast.
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Mounts win fourth straight Mason-Dixon title in comeback
St. Mary's defeated Loyola 88-67 in Baltimore to claim a fourth consecutive Mason-Dixon Conference basketball tournament crown. Jack Williams sparked the Mounts with a late 11-point run after trailing, finishing strong as Mounts matched a 244 season win total and Loyola settled as runner up.
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Sugar Hart and Walter Byers Tonight at Madison Square Garden
New York sees Sugar Hart and Walter Byers clash in a 10 round welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Hart, a power puncher from Philadelphia, rides a 12 win streak, while Byers from Boston carries an unbeaten run. Hart is a strong favorite at roughly 4 to 1. This marks their Garden debuts as two unranked yet highly regarded prospects.
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Chamberlain Top Pick on NABC All America Team
Kansas star Wilt Chamberlain was named to the National Association of Basketball Coaches All-America first team along with Lennie Rosenbluth Rod Handley Jim Krebs and Charles Tyra. St Louis University athletics director Eddie Hickey announced the selections.
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Eddie Hickey
St Louis University
Ball Coach Leads NABC Selection Committees
Ball coach served as chair of the National Association of Basketball Coaches selection boards for All-America and district all-stars, guiding honors, evaluations, and player recognitions across divisions.
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