Walkersville Lions head to state tourney with strong stats
Walkersville enters the state basketball tournament at College Park with a 19-3 record. Led by Gordon Smith 379 points and Ed Cook 348, the Lions average 84.6 points and 64.8 allowed per game. Haines Campbell and the trio pace rebounds with 418 for Haines and 396 for Smith and Cook.
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Vic Bubas ACC Coach of the Year at Duke
Duke coach Vic Bubas was named Atlantic Coast Conference Coach of the Year for the second straight season. Bubas collected 73 of 97 votes, guiding Duke to a 13-1 ACC regular season and a tournament run with wins over N C State North Carolina and Wake Forest. Duke stands 23-4 overall entering NCAA regionals in Raleigh.
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Boat Mast Rises Through Roof At Los Angeles Show
Chairman Jim Dugan of the Los Angeles Boat Show watched a 56-foot mast from the Annapolis 44 pierce the Pan-Pacific Auditorium roof. The largest indoor boat display, the Annapolis 44 is a sister sloop to Naval Academy yawls, with a hole cut in the roof to install the mast.
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Wills' Father Dies In Washington
The Rev. Guy C. Wills 67 father of Dodgers shortstop Maury Wills died Monday from a kidney infection. He worked 25 years as a warehouseman at the Navy yard and served as assistant pastor at Young Memorial Holiness Church in Southeast Washington. Born in Calvert County Maryland he moved to Washington in 1920 and is survived by his widow and 13 children.
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Pastrano Arrives in New Orleans for Title Fight
Light heavyweight champion Willie Pastrano arrived in New Orleans to start training for the April 10 title bout with Argentine Gregorio Peralta. Pastrano, a New Orleans native now based in Miami, begins workouts Wednesday. Peralta flew in from Buenos Aires and is due in New Orleans about two weeks before the fight.
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Bouton Holds Out With Yankees After Offer Decline
Pitcher Jim Bouton says he has not accepted New York Yankees terms and may be forced to sign under current conditions. Yankees GM Ralph Houk sets final offer at 18 500 with a 100 daily cut penalty if Bouton fails to report by midnight. Bouton planned to fly to Fort Lauderdale camp and weighs a move from 21 7 with 253 ERA to a hoped 20 500 claim.
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Saverine Stars In Bird Game For Orioles
Baltimore Orioles intrasquad game showcased rookie infielder-outfielder Saverine, 22, with three hits including a double, two runs scored, and a stolen base. Laverine’s team beat Billy Hunter’s squad 3-2 as Dick Brown hit a homer for the losers. Sam Bowens, Paul Blair, Russ Snyder doubles. Stu Miller began workouts after ending his holdout.
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Brunswick undecided on Tri-Co league status
Brunswick remains undecided about its Tri-Co League franchise as president Mel Garber reports contact with the Brunswick manager is not yet made. The final decision rests until March 15, the deadline for teams to declare intentions.
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Odds and ends from the NCAA tournament field
AP reports the six team Western Region leads with a combined 129 28 record. UCLA Oregon State San Francisco Seattle and Utah State are notable winners. Kentucky makes its 14th appearance while Virginia Military and Wichita State enter for first time, expanding the history to 132 schools.
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Kline and Nats Reach Deal After Holdout
Pitcher Ron Kline ends a 10 day holdout by agreeing to Washington Senators last season's salary. He cites 62 appearances and 14 saves as basis for a raise after a 3-8 record. Senators win in first squad game as Chuck Hinton hits a two run triple and single. Claude Osteen and Bob Baird praised for strong two inning stints. Carl Yastrzemski batted .424 against Detroit pitching in 1963.
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Conditioning for the Birds at Al Lang Field
The St. Louis Cardinals trained in a 30 minute session led by Walter Eberhardt at Al Lang Field. Players performed backward dashes sit ups and partner tosses to boost flexibility and strength. Eberhardt claimed five years of workouts have prevented minor injuries though not eliminating potential breaks or sprains.
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Angels Train With Iso Metric Drills In Palm Springs
Palm Springs Calif NBA Bill Rigney introduced the Los Angeles Angels to iso metric exercises at their Palm Springs training base. Art Fowler, 41, predicts winning 30 games this year as he endorses the workouts praised by Vince Lombardi and trainer Freddie Frederico.
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College Basketball Tournaments NAIA and NCAA Results
In Kansas City NAIA action High Point defeats Ferris State 86 to 70 while St. Cloud outscored Jersey City 66 to 47 and Ky State beat Redlands 71 to 65. Georgia Southern topped Dakota Wesleyan 86 to 72 and Ohio U downed Louisville 71 69 in overtime. Charlie Speidel completes 38th season as Penn State wrestling coach.
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Cadets Fall In FinalGame To Boonsboro In Close Battle
Frederick Cadets drop final game 55 51 to Tri State League rival Boonsboro. Jim Trout leads Frederick with 18 points while Jim Rohrer scores 26 for Boonsboro, who erase a 15 7 first period deficit and win by three. Frederick JV also wins 45 43.
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Ohio-Born Sophomores Spark Tennessee Basketball
The Tennessee Volunteers roster includes four Ohio natives on the basketball squad. Sophomores Larry McIntosh Gil Honree Howard Bayne and John Jacobs contribute in depth. Jacobs stands 6 feet 7 inches and forms part of the front line.
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