Walkersville earns spot in district final showdown
Walkersville survives first district round in Cumberland beating Oldtown 76 31 to reach the final against Hancock of Washington County. Maryland and Duke led by Horner and Smith scored for Walkersville as several Lions posted scoring totals. Brunswick and Frederick fell in tight losses while West Virginia beat Richmond to reach the Southern Conference final.
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Washington County
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Brunswick
Cadets
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Valley of Lonaconing
Gene Horner
Dick Smith
Maryland
Carolinas
Duke Denn
Mayland
Pistons Down Celtics In Intermediate Playoff
In a midseason playoff tilt the Detroit Pistons edged the Boston Celtics as teams experiment with lineups. The article notes a Tampa setting and mentions alterations around players Minnie Minoso and Tito Francona, with Barry Latman expected to start against Cincinnati’s Redlegs.
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Minnie Iminosa
Cleveland
Lary Doby
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Redlegs
Lapes
John Callison
Nett Geld
Jim Landis
Venter Neld
Tito Francona
Barry Latman
Indianapolia
Janatis T
Maryland Tops Duke to Reach ACC Final
Maryland erased a 15 point lead to beat Duke in overtime 71 65 and advance to the ACC tournament final. North Carolina State defeated Duke 64 58 earlier as Maryland ousted the two seed in overtime. Charlie McNutt started for Maryland and scored early in overtime to crown the win.
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District 1 basketball schedule at Cumberland finals set
In Cumberland District 1 tournament play today Walkersville meets Hancock in Class C finals at 6 00 p m Southern High Garrett faces Yak in Class A finals at 7 30 p m and St Hill battles North Hagerstown in Class A finals at 0 00 p m The event runs at W Hill gymnasium with early rounds wrapping up yesterday Fort Hill was favored after beating Frederick and North Hagerstown on their home floors A Sunday boat show opens in Baltimore with a Fifth Regiment Armory display and a 24 450 Cadillac with a 20 hp engine plus a Volkswagen like engine option also features a Chrysler Imperial style tailfin and a 10 1 victory note on Al cementing plans
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Joe DiMaggio
High Sellant
May Robinson
Theatre ‘IV Group
Carmen Basilio
Mihwaukee
Frank ‘Jorry
Asbury Park
Eileen Moran
Gine
Painter Service
Ted Williams
Stan Musial
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Dull Fight Ends in Split Decision at Madison Square Garden
New York light heavyweight Ike Chestnut edged Gomes by split decision after a 10 round bout marked by continual holding. boos from about 1,000 fans followed a telecast in Madison Square Garden as refs pressured for action. Judges split asCard balanced, with AP card even and Chestnut slight edge on weight.
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Jorgensen to Stay at Spring Training With Orioles
SCOTTSDALE Ariz 1 Spiler Jorgensen of Brooklyn and the New York Giants was retained at spring training by Paul Richards to stay at third base until further notice. The 41 year old hit .201 with 18 homers last year for Vancouver. Robinson remains a top prospect after 50 games with a .209 average, but Jorgensen will bat in the order as needed. Exhibition games open the schedule with Chicago Baltimore in Mesa and Sarasota among other matchups.
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Outdoor Show by Exchange Club at Fairgrounds
The Frederick Exchange Club sponsors an outdoor show at the Fairgrounds from April 40 to 12. Exhibits include archery, line tossing, model airplanes, rifle driving, wildlife from the Game Commission, and sports cars and boats. Committee chairs include Carl Wright Morris Rhian William Hutch Hoath and others.
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R H. Paut
Tinkel Lyles
Charles Schindler
Hyhibils
Ja DeArmon
Max Keline
Charles Strosnider
Daha Kennedy
Claudey:Fulmer
Herb Score Injured, Won't Pitch Opener
Herb Score slipped during an indoor workout in Tucson and sprained an ankle. The Cleveland Indians pulled him from tomorrow's exhibition against the San Francisco Giants after the swelling raised concerns. Score had not appeared since being hit in the eye by a liner last May.
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Ells
Russia Defeats U S In Ice Hockey Match
OSLO March Kugsin defeated the United States 7 to 4 in a tight ice hockey game. Injuries hampered the U S squad as Dan McKinnon and others left the ice, while Bill Christian scored late to salvage a goal. Canada added a 6 to 0 win over Czechoslovakia, keeping pace in the round robin with the Russians and Canadians looming as the likely finalists.
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Three Positions Are Unsettled by Yankees Manager
In St Petersburg on March 7 Casey Stengel designated shortstop and first base as unsettled for the New York Yankees spring schedule. Rookie outfielders Norm Siebern and Deto Johnson compete for the corner, with Fritz Briekel to try at short and Mary Throneberry challenging for first. If Throneberry wins, Bill Skowran would move to third. South Dakota and North Dakota are noted as states having joined the union on November 2, 1889.
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Deton Johnson
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Mary Throneberry
Denver
Bill Skowran
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Campanella Paralysis Shows Slow Improvement at Camp
GLEN COVE N Y March 7 Reuters Campanella the Dodgers catcher injured in a car wreck is gradually improving his paralysis is waning and movement is returning his wrists and arms are by and the traction has been removed from his head physiotherapy has begun his general condition remains satisfactory hospital officials said today
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Delaney Returns to Mile Racing at Madison Square Garden
Ron Delaney, known as Irelands wonder man, heads to the Knights of Columbus Games at Madison Square Garden seeking a world indoor record in the mile. He faces George King, Jim Beatty, Burt Grim, and Phil Coleman, all aiming to push him toward a new mark while Delaney focuses on beating rivals and breaking 4:03.6.
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Garden
Wynn Seeks Only Wins Not Goals In 1957 Pitching
Wynn, 29, said he aims to win as many as possible with the White Sox after a rough 1956 season left him 17 losses. Manager Al Lopez praises his conditioning and work habit as Wynn and Bob Lemon remain the AL’s top active 200-game winners. He doubts reaching 207 wins but feels the team could contend with the Yankees.
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High School Basketball District Playoffs Roundup in Maryland
District semifinals and playoffs across Maryland feature Walkersville, Oldtown, Clear Spring, Valley of Lonaconing, Fort Hill Cumberland, Frederick, and Bruntwick, with wins and losses in Class B and A semifinals. In District 2 Suitland, LaPlata tops Calvert County 69 49. District 5 Gaithersburg dominates Great Mills 91 36. Salisbury hosts Class B final Cambridge 4 0 Easton 39 and Class C final Crisfield 37 Mardeta 3.
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Great Mills
Frederick Lasseer
Upper Marlboro
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Lackey
Indian Head
Margaret Brent
Helen
Salisbury
Cambridge
Easton
Crisfield
Mardeta
Orioles To Minors Move In Spring Camp Shuffle
In Scottsdale on March 7 the Orioles sent outfielder fast baseman Bob Nelson to Dallas in the Texas League and rookie catchers Danny Bistop and Jim McCluskey to the Vancouver Mounties of the Pacific Coast League. Manager Paul Richards said Spidey Jorgensen a veteran infielder will be retained at the Baltimore spring camp until further notice.
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