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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1962

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6

Mount Plays Albright Tonight In NCAA Tournament

Emmitsburg Liners fall 41 38 to Poolesville in state class C semifinal as an eight minute first half drought hampers the Liners. Zimmerman exits with head injury, Swomley and Slick lead Emmitsburg’s late rally but Poolesville clinches spot in finals at Cole Field House.

Mount Albright College Park Emmitsburg Poolesville Indians Cole Fieldhouse Bill Zimmerman Zimmerman I Zimmerman Montgomery Slick Don Sweeney Danny Yates Sweeney Ed Seowell Louis Naylor Swomley Ken Swomley

Winter boat work and safety lessons urged for season

A Tidewater Fisheries official urges boat owners to complete safety education before the season. The article notes rising boating accidents in 1961 and 1960, citing capsizes, collisions, groundings, and deaths, and highlights Coast Guard Auxiliary and Power Squadrons courses along with the need for experienced operation. Trout season ends March 14, reopening April 15, with reports of few catches recently. Cox named Fairfax Hospital PR and development director.

Roy Ratier Tidewater Fisheries U.S. Power , Squadron U. S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Rafter Maryland Department of Tidewater Fisheries Glen F. Stevens

Cubs rotate coaches intensify Mesa spring drills

In Mesa Arizona Charley Metro reshapes the Cubs spring program moving from a single manager to ten rotating coaches. He emphasizes hard work and player discipline while introducing a concrete trap wall for outfield drills and rapid ball handling. Metro notes eight rookies in early workouts and highlights Brock Mathews Sorenson as key prospects.

Bob Feller Mesa Ariz NEA Cubs Chicago Mesa Phoenix Im Valley of the Sun Cub Arizona Desert Charley Metro Marty Craft Vancouver Denver Wrigely Metro Rendezvous Park Marv Owen Tigertown Detroit Lakeland Fla Bob Will Lou Brock Nelson Mathews Craig Sorenson Brock Mathews Sorenson San Antonio Danny Murphy

Chappell Voted Top ACC Player for Second Year

Len Chappell of Wake Forest captured the Atlantic Coast Conference outstanding player award for the second straight year. The 6-8 senior from Portage Pennsylvania drew 21 of 84 votes from ACC Sports Writers. He averaged 30.7 points in 26 games and about 15 rebounds per game, with at least 32 points in every February game stretch. The 84 voters split with Art Heyman of Duke earning three votes.

Raleigh N.C. Jap Len Chappell Wake Forest Portage Atlantic Coast Sports Writers Association Flucie Stewart Chappell Art Heyman Duke

Cepeda and Giants Agree on 1962 Contract

Orlando Cepeda agreed to terms with the San Francisco Giants on a 1962 contract reported at $46,000. The slugging first baseman, NL home run and RBI leader last season, sent a wire from Puerto Rico to VP Chub Feeney confirming he will report for spring training, with a salary slightly above the club’s earlier offer of $45,000.

Phoenix Ariz Orlando Cepeda San Francisco Giants Puerto Rico Chub Feeney Feeney Cepeda

Lions Fight Aberdeen In Maryland Tournament Clash

Walkersville and Aberdeen meet for the first time in a Class B to Class A state tournament. Aberdeen, 11 of last 12 wins, faces Lions who stand 13-6 with senior Bob Smith leading scoring. Both teams clash at Cole Field House at 7 30 p m with the winner advancing to meet Surrattsville for the state title.

Walkersville Aberdeen Maryland Cole Field University of Maryland Ernie Schwarz Harford County Chris Terry Eagles Tom Sidio Rodney Smith Dave Danner Bob Kessler Sidio Smith College Park Howard County Bill Talley Lions Bob Smith Larry Haines Carroll Crum Bob Eaves Leo Duncan Sam Smith Cumberland Surrattsville Arundel

Priory Tournament Matchups At Washington DC Invite

St. John's of Frederic travels to face Priory in the Priory Invitational Tournament in Washington DC with a 7 pm tip. The 15th annual private school event features Bullis Georgetown Prep St. Alban's St. Anthony's St. Mary's Annapolis and St. Stephen's Alexandria. playoffs extend to Sunday for the championship.

St. John’s of Frederic Priory Washington, D.C Ltap Bullis Georgetown Prep St. Alban’s St. Anthony’s St. Mary’s of Annapolis St. Stephen's of Alexandria

Surrattsville Triumphs To A Maryland State Final

Surrattsville defeated Arundel 45 36 in the Class A semi final at the University of Maryland to advance to the finals led by Bob Johnson with 19 points. Arundel’s John Cash scored 14 as Arundel hit 24 of 54 shots while Surrattsville hit 13 of 38 and won at the foul line 19 of 27. North Harford beat Springbrook 43 37 in Class B semi final and Bladensburg defeated Towson 72 57 in Class AA semi final.

College Park Surrattsville Arundel University of Maryland Prince Georges County Bob Johnson North Harford Springbrook Dave Sanborn Mac Lloyd Bladensburg Towson Montgomery-Blair South Hagerstown Aberdeen Walkersville North Caroline Valley of Lonaconing Crisfield Sadlersville John Quinn Quinnn Bob Combs

Nats slam four homers in inter-squad tilt

Washington hitters lit up the intra-squad game in Pompano Beach, four home runs highlight the six inning affair. Chuck Hinton belted a 420 foot shot for the Grays, Joe Hicks added a solo homer, while Dale Long and Tom McAvoy connected for the Blues. Bennie Daniels and Joe Schafroth each worked three innings, with a three RBI error sequence aiding the Grays.

Pompanoq Beach Fla Washington Chuck Hinton Grays Blues Joe Hicks Tom McAvoy Dale Long Long Bennie Daniels Joe Schaferroth Ed Brinkman

Play Ball Saturday Opens Major League Exhibitions

Major league exhibition play starts with New York and Houston debuting in the expanded National League while Cincinnati searches for a replacement for injured Gene Freese. The Yankees open in Fort Lauderdale against the Orioles with Maris leading the lineup. Casey Stengel takes over the Mets in a curtain raiser against St. Louis in St Petersburg.

Mike Rathet Associated Press Major League Baseball New York Houston Cincinnati Reds New York Yankees Fort Lauderdale Fla Roger Maris Baltimore Orioles Yankee Casey Stengel Mets

Mount St Marys Faces Albright In NCAA Small College Opener

Mount St Marys aims to start NCAA Small College tournament with a victory at Reading against Albright. Key players include 19.3 ppg scorer Tom Pearsall for Albright and Mounts’ Dave Samuels at center with starters Maloney Pfeiffer Talley O'Reilly. Renken recalls last year's 82 76 Mount win and Mount St Marys seeks similar form to advance.

Mt. St. Mary’s Mountaineers Albright Reading Jack Sullivan Emmitsburg Evansville Ind Jim Phelan Tom Pearsall Mount Lions Bob Holginter Phelan Dick Say Dick Talley Renken Tonight’s Affairs Mpets Hofstra-C. W. Post

Scoring Race in NAIA Hints at Tight Finish

In a close NAIA scoring race Roger Strickland of Jacksonville Florida University leads with 33.1 points per game, followed by Willie Shaw of Lane College at 32.9 and Marvin Trotman of Elizabeth State at 31.3. Also announced is a ten round middleweight bout between Dick Tiger of Nigeria and Henry Hank of Detroit at Madison Square Garden on March 31 for national TV.

Ted Meier Associated Press NEW York Roger Strickland Jacksonville Fla Zelmo Beaty Prairie View Tex Ron Galbreath Westminister Bob Mahland Williams Mass Charles Hartnett Grambling Mahland Hartnett Richie Swartz Hofstra Marv Trotman Elizabeth City Inc Kenny Saylors Arkansas Tech Dick Vories Georgetown Lanny Johnson Northeast Louisiana Vories Homer Thurman Midland Neb al Thrasher Wittenberg Ohio Billy Barnes Florida A&m Jim Ahrens Buena Vista Iowa Gary Auten Kentucky Wesleyan Strickland America Bill Kastelz Florida Times- Union Galbreath Titans Duquesne Pitt Maitland New England Beaty Hardnett Kansas City Fla. University Willie Shaw Lane Tenn College Marvin Trotman Elizabeth N.C State Dick Tiger Nigeria Henry Hank Detroit Madison Square Garden

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