Frederick High Cadets Triumph Over Hagerstown in District I
Frederick High Cadets rallied from a 13 point halftime deficit to defeat Hagerstown High 64 to 53 at Cumberland. Sam Kiracofe and Frankie Yanos fueled the surge as Frederick outscored 22 to 6 in the third and 22 to 14 in the final round to reach the finals versus Allegany High for the district crown.
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Thurmont Wins District Final Over Boonsboro 64 38
Thurmont High School advanced to the District I Class B final with a 64 to 38 victory over Boonsboro last night in Cumberland. Jim Hoffman led Thurmont with 11 field goals and four fouls, while Boonsboro’s Raymond Devle scored 14 points. Thurmont dominated the final quarter to pull away after a close first half.
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Boonsboro
Walter Farnegonnieg
Oakland
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Washington Mountains
Abbie Lynn
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Jim Spalding
Raymond Devle
G. F. Tps
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Moser
Lewis
Weigle
Myers
Clarke
Claybaugh
Beonsboro
Humphreys
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Q Reeder
Hahn and Pence
Pistons beat Warriors in Junior Optimist league game
The Pistons defeated the Warriors 42 to 36 to run the season record to 4-2 while the Warriors stand at 2-4. Blank led Pistons scoring with 22 points as the teams traded 32–18 in favor of the Pistons before intermission.
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Piston
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Blank
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Hurt
Cook
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Ae Warriarn
Brunner
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Rippeon
C O
Wilson
Harrison
Coco
Major League Baseball Opens Grapefruit League Play
All 16 major league clubs start exhibition play led by the Yankees in Florida with Dodgers opening in Miami. Managers test rookies, evaluate openings, and plan early allocations as teams warm up for the April 17 regular season. Openers feature Yankees vs Red Sox, and several NL clubs debut new managers Rigney, Reagan and Hutchinson.
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Leo Durocher
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Robbe Reagan
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Philadelphia
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Baltimore Orioles Hold Spring Batting Drill Before Cubs Exhibition
In Scottsdale Arizona March 9 the Orioles staged a large batting drill as a tuneup for the exhibition opener versus the Chicago Cubs. Manager Paul Richards named rookies Mel Held Charlie Locke and Don Ferrarese to pitch against Chicago with optimism over Sundin’s elbow operation and six weeks to light throwing.
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Chicago Cubs
Paul Richards
Cubs
Mel Held
San Antonio
Charlie Locke
Don Ferrarese
Locke
Ferrarese
Pros Lead At Pensacola Open Halfway Mark
Two 2 year old pros forge to the front at the Pensacola Open halfway. Bo Wininger and George Bigham share the five under par 139 total after 36 holes. Joe Black trails at 140 in a crowded leaderboard with 64 pros and 1 amateur remaining.
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Fla
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Oklahoma City
Okla
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Kansas City
Wininger
Hot Springs
Ark
Batwa Rouge
Bigham
Joe Black
Abilene
Tex
Dick Masterson
Oakmont
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Poth
Masterson
Palmer
Ed Furgol
Jerry Kesselring
Toronto
Can
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Ivan Gantz
Indianapolis
Ind
Don Fairfield
Casey
Ernie Bossler
Fort Worth
Jay Hebert
Sanford
Dow
Finsterwald
Bedford Heights
Dick Mayer
St. Petersburg
Buck White
Memphis, Tenn
Detrick Bowling League Scores and Thurmont Club Elections
Detrick Bowling League results list men and women standings with top scores and high games led by Fritz 145 and Rambers 584. Elect Ambrose Charles R as president of Thurmont Conservation and Sportsman's Club at Creagerstown meeting. officers Maggie Snyder and George Campbell elected. Club plans to plant 2100 more pines on grounds. prior plantings total about 6000. Howard County loses as Glen Burnie defeats them 57 to 35 and Bel Air tops Kenwood in District Class A semis at Westminster.
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Charles R. Ambrose
Thurmont Conservation and Sportsman's Club
Creagerstown
William M. Snyder
George Campbell
Charles Reid
Grable
Walr. Bell
William Warren
Maurice Alvaugh
Don Gardner
Carroll Kinsey
William Snyder
Howard County
Glen Burnie
Bel Air
Kenwood
Westminster
East Frederick
Joe Louis to Fight Wrestler Bare-Fisted in March
Joe Louis announces a bare-fisted challenge to wrestler Cowboy Rocky Lee in Washington on March 16. Promoter Ray Fabiani has him under contract talks for possible wrestling and a $100,000 yearly deal is under consideration. Louis refereed Lee’s match with Buddy Rogers and was challenged after Lee’s disqualification. Louis plans to discuss the wrestling contract with Fabiani in Philadelphia tomorrow.
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Joe Louis
Cowboy Rocky Lee
Washington
Brown Bomber
Philadelphia
Ray Fabiani
Lois
Joe
Fabiani
Louis
Lee
Big Texan
Buddy Rogers
Lightburn Eyes Lightweight Move for 135 Title Shot
New York report notes Ludwig Lightburn weighing around 140 pounds and seeking to trim to 135 for a potential lightweight title bid. Managers debate whether he can safely shed the pounds to challenge Wallace Bud Smith, with Carm Basilio seen as a possible welterweight rival.
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Madison Square Garden
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Hoacine
Laddie
Allie Clark
Clark
Basilio Wo rks Hard For Bout With Saxton
Welterweight champion Carmen Basilio prepares for a nationally televised title defense against John Saxton after logging 122 rounds of training. Basilio and Saxton passed the latest physical exams by the Illinois State Athletic Commission as Dundee notes an uppercut vulnerability.
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Carmen Basilio
John
Basilio
Angelo Dundee
Saxton
Illinois State Athletic Commission
Emmitsburg Church Women Plan Missionary Meeting
Emmitsburg Lutheran Church Women set a missionary meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W McCleaf Tuesday at 730 pm led by Mrs. Robert Gillelan and Mrs. Charles Bush with hostesses Mrs A W McCleaf Mrs Irwin Brown and Mrs D L Beegle. The community Lenten service at the Lutheran church follows Wednesday at 730 pm with a sermon by Rev Paul McCauley. Infant twins Nina Maria and Tina Marie Obler baptized at St Joseph Catholic Church with sponsors Dorothy Topper and William Birgensmith. Rev Fr Sullivan officiated. Harold Sanders discharged from Warner Hospital after a week with skull fracture from a tractor steering pin accident involving Paul Sherwin's parked car on East Main Street. His condition is fair. Basil Sanders underwent surgery at Newton D Baker Hospital and is reported in satisfactory condition.
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W. McCleaf
Robert Gillelan
Charles Bush
A. W. McCleaf
Irwin Brown
D. L. Beegle
Emmitsburg
Lutheran Church
Paul McCauley
Fern Obler
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
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Tina Marie
Dorothy Topper
William Birgensmith
Biglerville
Sullivan
Harold Sandersas
Warner Hospital
Paul Sherwin
East Main Street
Basil Sanders
Regis Sanders
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Bes sie Bell at 75 and local church notes
Bes sie Bell, who marked her 75th birthday on February 23, is recovering from pneumonia. Funeral for Ora Della Curfman held in Libertytown with Amy Sowers attending. St John Lutheran Faithful Workers meet eighteen members at Clarence Long home. Easter word theme leads to member sentences. Next meeting with Mrs Byron Free on April 12. Community supper planned for May 12. Ladies busy quilting and yard gardening projects.
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Amy Sowers
Ora Della Curfman
Libertytown
Faithful Workers Society of
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Clarence Long
Byron Free
How They Voted On Farm Bill Price Supports
Washington March 9 Senators voted as the Senate struck down a farm bill provision setting 90 percent price supports for milling quality wheat. Deciding vote cast by Nixon. party lines shown by Frear Del Robertson Va for the amendment. Beall Md Butler Md Williams Del for. Gore Tenn Kefauver Tenn against.
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Benetton
Nixon
Frear
Del
Robertson
Australian Sven Davidson Tops Egyptian International Finals Contenders
Australia’s Lewis, head of team, and Sven Davidson of Sweden reached the final round of the Egyptian International Tennis Tournament in Cairo on March 9. Davidson defeated veteran Jaroslav Drobny of Egypt while Head defeated Fred Kovaleski of Washington, D. C. to win their respective matches. The finals are scheduled for Sunday.
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Australia
Sven Davidson
Sweden
Fred Kovaleski
Washington
D.C
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Jaroslav Drobny
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