Cadets Crest District Title as Allegany Falls short
Frederick High Cadets win the District I basketball championship at South Hagerstown, earning a state berth in College Park. Allegany courtside struggle, Cadets pull away late after a tense fourth quarter to seal the victory and advance.
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Homer Brooss
Allegany
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College Park
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Salisbury
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Howard County
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Thurmont
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Walkersville
Hancock
Washington County
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Moss
D. Keller
Mickey Manile
Iji
Yanks
Jorday
Poole
Bible
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Schmidt
Muffett
Wilhelm
Landrith
Free- Johnson
Shantz
DePalo
Brown
Chiti
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Derener
Bruce
Myers
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Cook
Dick Stuart
Habk Foiles
Claybaugh
Fogle
Pirates
Con- Valley
Philadelphia
Stuarts
Bill Mazeroski
Pittsburgh
Morehead
Negray
Hamner
Sennett
Arroyo
Krndoo
King
Andi O Vinson
Foiles
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Covington
Hank Aaron
Ed Horter
Mathews
Sal Mag- Duncan
Braves
Smith
Dodgers
Desterman
Wisner
Maglie
Kerns
Milwaukee
Brannes
McKinley
Phillips
Corbitt
Mount St. Mary's Opens NCAA Small College Tourney Run
Mount St. Marys advanced to the NCAA Quarterfinals at Evansville Indiana to face Rider College of Trenton New Jersey in opening round action. Rider upset CCNY and St Michaels in tight finishes as Mount St. Marys eye a deep run despite stiff regional field.
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Evansville
Indiana
Rider College of
Trenton
Emmitsburg
Walloping
North Carolina College
John J. Dillag
Mount
Venésme
Dillon
CCNY
Drexel
St. Michaels
St.Michael’s
Vermont
Northwestern
Wheaton College of Illinois
Mount St. Mary’s
Centreville
Montgomery Blair
Sullivan
Washington
Jack Sullivan
Optimist and Price Leagues Spotlight and NCAA Notes
league standings and top scorers across Optimist and Price leagues with team matchups, high games and season averages highlighted. North Carolina College Mount St Mary’s in NCAA action and local playoff implications for Crisfield and Laurel as Class B and C titles loom.
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Price Electric League
Gardenias
Sweet Peas
Bo Norwood
C. Ausherman
V. Miskell
B. Norwood
OCW
Lawes VaucRe Ues
North Carolina
Sully
Sullivan
Bill Williams
Pounds
Burt Sbeing
Jack Marshall
Jerry Boblingerj
Mount St. Mary's
Loyola College
University of Baltimore
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Lea Icollege
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Highman
Hall
Ifor M.S.D
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Sarshall
Joe Sullivan
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Ressig
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Flaharty
Ruby
Alexander
Madison Square Gun
Mt St. Mary
North Carolina Col
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iGossard
W. Downey
Smith
Hambleton
LEAFS
Boston
Zimmerman
Waltermyer
Boston Bruins
Karr
National Hockey League
Champlain
Rephart
McGee
Toronto Maple Leafs
Schiver
Evan- Lutheran G. F. Tp
Ferny Flaman
Eagan
Leo Boivin
Cal Gardner
Fleming Waitmore
Weaver
Sprainis
Mackell
Jack Caffres
Larry Murray
Regan
Engle
G .Ing
Bruins
Torontos
Seeyu
J. Price
C. Moore
Jack
J. Crites
Downes
Bionda
Third Army
Evan
Lutheran
Fort Campbell
3Rd Army
Phoenen
Ariz
All Army Boxing Building
Backard
Carmie M. Dixon
Featherweight Clash Headlines NBC Friday Night TV
Gil Cadilli of Los Angeles and the Chestnut of New York clash as featherweights in a Friday night broadcast from Madison Square Garden. NBC airs the bout at 10 p.m. EST highlighting the Y League playoffs.
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Gil Cadilli
Los Angeles
Chestnut
New York
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York
Madison Square Garden
Y.alca
UCLA
Maryland
Georgia Tech
Texas A. & M
Seyles
Brachey
Graf
Henrickson
Seidling
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Sanner
Cullen
Vanelli
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Terounder Af Brackey
St Nicholas Arena
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Totais
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Cuban Jacobs
Victor Menendez
Stull
Bruchey
Izzy Vaughn
United States
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Sports Palace
Vaughn
Boct Seichins
I Keller
Foye Kemp
Stroup
Rinehart
Tex
West Germany
College Scores From Saturday Across Conferences and Arenas
AP round up of college basketball results. North Carolina defeated South Carolina 95 in ACC championship play. Other conferences include Southern and West Virginia 67 Wash-Lee 32. Several upsets and close scores across the nation with Buffalo, Evansville, UCLA, and Oregon noted among many games.
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Associated Press
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West Virginia
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Penn
Dartmouth
Cornell
Wiconsin
Iowa
Xavier
Ohio
Temple
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Manhattan
LaSalle
St. Josephs
Delany Dominates Columbian Mile At Knights of Columbus Games
Delany led the field in the Columbian Mile with Burr Grim pacing for much of the race. GMM finished second by 15 yards, while George King placed third in the two mile, and Walt Clarkson of the New York AC was among top contenders.
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Philadelphia Athletics
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Mark Freeman
del Ennis
Stan Musial
Jim Depalo
New York
Bobby Delgreco
Vinegar Bend Mizell
Andy Carey
York
Cleveland
Daley
Lary
Gasquett
Narleski
Averill
Lite Field
Surkont
Constable Gi . Rodriguez
Malbauer
Westrum
Hofman
Schmidt
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L—Narleski
Delany
GMM
George King
Walt Clarkson
New York AC
Boxers Featured In Bouts This Week
The Week's naval fistic program highlights Lightweight champion Joe Brown defending his crown against Armand Savoie in Houston Tuesday night. Webb seeks a middleweight title shot as he faces Randy Sandy in Chicago Wednesday. Tony DiBiase, 21, unbeaten in 13, meets Vanny Gin in a featured bout.
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Webb
Tony DiBiase
Brown
Bud Smith
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Armand Savoie
Houston
Randy Sandy
New York
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Sandy
Joey Giardella
G. iBiase
Vanny Gin
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