Thurmont High Yankees Ready Tops Garrett in District Semifinal
Thurmont High School defeated Northern High 58 to 11 in an overtime Class B semifinal at South Hagerstown. Lynn led Thurmont with 19 points while Thurmont hit 21 field goals and 17 free throws to Northern’s 23 free throws. Thurmont advances to face Valley High in the Class B final. Frederick High meets Allegany in the Class A final.
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Exhibition openers spark 1937 season kickoff in Florida and Arizona
Five months after Johnny Kucks blanked the Dodgers to clinch the world title, 16 major league clubs begin a six week warmup in Florida and Arizona. Veterans and rookies are slated to work including Kucks, Hacker, Fowler, Rush, Collum, Meyer, Branca and Palica. Teams travel varied routes with several clubs planning extended spring tours before the regular season opens April 15.
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Williams Shines as Mount St. Mary's Star In Tourney
Williams leads Mount St. Mary's in the Mason-Dixon Tournament with a dominant show, reaching scoring heights and earning All-Tourney honors as Sullivan exits. Welsh and Mover top the first team, with Stain, Dodd, Benzing and others named to the second unit.
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Urbana league results and upcoming matches in Fort Wayne
In the Urbana Optimist League results Araby TI beat Iamsville II 3 7 jamsville II 1 Urbana II 1 Flint Hill I 3 Urbana II 3 Flint Hill II 1 Ijamsville I 1 Araby I 3 Next matches include Tjamsville I vs Flint Hill Urbana TI vs Araby H Araby I vs Flint Hill Urbana I vs Ijamsville I Standings show Flint Hill I leading. Fort Wayne beat by Urbana teams in separate Diamond League and public notices mention.
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Weather delays Maryland spring football drills
College Park Md March 8 Weather halted Maryland s spring football activities as the soggy field prevented initial drills. Coach Tommy Mont plans to resume Monday with 99 candidates expected to attend and 20 workout days scheduled through the period. The squad includes 32 lettermen from 1956 with 18 seniors and 14 juniors. Co captain and right halfback Jack Healy is out with a knee operation.
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Byars Upsets Hart to Earn Title Shot Hope
Walt Byars, a 23 year old Boston native and Roxbury Marine, defeated Philadelphia’s GarNet Hart by unanimous decision at Madison Square Garden. The regional welterweight champion, long unknown outside New England, impressed 2,500 spectators and boosted his case for a shot at Carmelo Basilio.
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Minner Near Pirates Tryout At Florida Camp
Veteran left hander Paul Minner, released by the Cubs last season, may join the Pittsburgh Pirates after a tryout in the Florida camp. Manager Bobby Bragan praised the 33 year old pitcher as the Pirates seek a reliable southpaw in spring training.
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NEA selects 1957 All America basketball team
Wilt the Stilt Chamberlain headlines the five man NEA All America squad chosen with NBA input. Charlie Tyra Jim Krebs Guy Rodgers Frank Howard comprise the front and backcourt stars to be honored on NBC Steve Allen Show with Longines watches and certificates.
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Middletown and Brunswick girls win junior high tournament
Elm Street Middletown and Brunswick faced off in a three grade 8 9 competition at Middlie lous. Brunswick won the 8th grade title while Middletown claimed the 9th grade crown with a 39 to 7 victory over Brunswick. Box scores list Gayer Englebright Routzahn and others for Middletown.
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South Carolina Routs Maryland For ACC Final Bid
South Carolina overwhelmed Maryland 74 to 64 to reach the ACC final opposite unbeaten North Carolina. Grady Wallace scored 31 points in a 72 point two game total, while Maryland’s John Nacinski led with 20 as Maryland faded after a 14-8 start and Wallace surged early in the second half to seize control.
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Second Team Features Baylor Smith Swain Hundley Forte
The second team includes Elgin Baylor at forward and Jim Smith at forward from Steubenville College and Ben Swain of Texas Southern as centers. Rod Hundley of West Virginia and Chet Forte of Columbia are the guards. The piece notes Smith and Swain as relative obscurities with high praise, highlighting Hundley’s rebounding and scoring and Forte’s scoring prowess.
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