Fragmented list of names from a multirow lineup
The readable portion shows a roster structure with rows of names including Carol Shelton Jean Swomley in the first row and Judy Whimore Judy Flora Paula Snyder Marge Hoke Nancy Zimmerman Barbara Grimes Dean Wachter in the second row.
Pheasants and ducks at Twin Hemlocks preserve near Gettysburg
A Maryland letters page notes hunting at Twin Hemlock near Emmitsburg with a March 31 deadline to hunt. The piece mentions abundant pheasants and ducks, directions on U S 15, and large signs guiding, plus a separate item on outboard speed records and a cautionary domestic dog note about deer safety in Frederick County.
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Johnnies End Cage Season With Victory Over St Joseph's Emmitsburg
St John’s toppled St Joseph’s of Emmitsburg 43 to 32 as Adrian Win Pigler and Frank Grove each scored 190 points in a low scoring finale. The Johnnies held the hosts to three points in the first period and led 21 to 10 at halftime. Danny Carroll added a late basket for St Joseph’s.
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Wrigley Hopes to Settle Case Over Martin Brewer Fracas
Cubs owner William Wrigley Jr says he will pursue an out of court settlement of the million dollar damage suit arising from last summer’s Billy Martin Jim Brewer incident. Brewer, who suffered a facial injury, has recovered and pitched three perfect innings in a Cub intra squad game as Wrigley seeks to remove the suit from Martin’s and Brewer’s heads during the season.
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Orioles Hope Woodling Loss Overrated By Teammates
Baltimore teammates Walt Dropo and Jackie Brandt say Gene Woodling’s departure hurts less than expected. They cite his 63 RBIs and Big Game hits, but suggest better defense, catching and team speed could boost 1961 pennant chances. They acknowledge Woodling’s clutch role yet believe the club can improve overall.
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NBA Results From Tuesday and Wednesday
Tuesday results feature Boston and Detroit matchups with scores noted uncertainly while Wednesday games list New York at Philadelphia and Boston at St. Louis alongside Syracuse at unspecified venues. The fragmentary text references multiple teams in the same week with incomplete locations and results.
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Ohio State Again Tops AP Poll In 1960 61 Preview
Ohio State, 23 0, repeats as No 1 in the AP weekly poll marking an unprecedented run atop the rankings. Cincinnati climbs to second after an 18 game win streak lifting Missouri Valley Conference hopes, while St Bonaventure drops to third ahead of Kansas State and North Carolina in the final tally.
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US Hockey Team Ties West Germany in Lausanne
In Lausanne, the U S hockey squad tied West Germany 4 4 as Marc Jerde of Deep River Minn scored three goals to snap a three game skid. The crowd of 12 000 saw the Americans stay in a tie for the lead with eight points alongside Canada while the Russians remained ahead.
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Prairie View Tops Small Colleges In Final Poll
Prairie View, Texas, crowned small college basketball champion for 1960-61 in the AP final poll, edging Tennessee State for No. 1. Ohio State led the big-school rankings. Mississippi Southern, Southern Illinois, Grambling, Hofstra, Westminster Pa, and St. Mary’s also in the top ten. Prairie View’s Lerroy Moore coaches a high-scoring squad that averaged 87.1 points per game and went 24-13.
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Tri County League Donor Meeting Friday at Meadowbrook
A TriCounty League donor meeting will be held Friday at 7 p m at Meadowbrook Tavern Evergreen Pt. The event will cover league items and plans for the coming season as stated by Lawrence Dorsey, president of the foop.
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Orioles Sign Two for Farm System
Baltimore AP reports the Orioles signed two farm system players, pitcher Darold D. Knowles from Bruns Mo with a six-foot frame and a strong amateur record, plus infielder Thomas J. Par. Knowles was assigned to Stockton California League Class C affiliate for a small bonus.
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Major Loops To Top Radio TV Broadcast Fees In 1962
An industry survey shows sponsors will pay a record 73 million to broadcast major league baseball this season. American and National League clubs split about 17.3 million in rights, with total 1962 revenue rising toward 85 million due to color TV, two more NL teams, and a new World Series All Star contract. The Yankees and Dodgers lead income, each around 1 million. 186 contracts across leagues detail varied payouts for CBS and NBC casts, World Series and All Star games.
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Mt St Mary's Mason-Dixon champions nab two all stars
Mt St Marys and Mason-Dixon champion team placed two players on the league all star squad as coaches selected 1961 honorees. Emmitsburg Maryland, location of the winter season, saw sophomores and Ed Pfeiffer named, with junior and sophomore selections filling the second team and other spots.
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NIT seedings set as Dayton leads four teams
Dayton Memphis State and Utah or Colorado State are seeded for the NIT opening March 16 at Madison Square Garden. St Louis earns the 11th bid after Bradley declines. The plan includes byes to the quarterfinals, with Utah and Colorado State meeting for Skyline title and the other results shaping NCAA bids.
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Lynn Burke to retire from swimming at age 17
Olympic champion Lynn Burke, a rising star from Flushing, announces retirement at 17 saying the thrill is gone and goals reached. The decision shocks U S team plans for Tokyo and impacts prospects in events from 100 to 200 yards with a world record 1 minute 9 seconds on the 1 meter springboard.
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Untitled Fragment on Training and Ambition
Fragmentary remarks imply a struggle to attain professional status in swimming. The speaker reflects on effort, timing, and personal progression, suggesting ongoing pursuit without a clear milestone or completed achievement.
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