Suder Smith Face Off In Valley Walkersville Clash
High school hoops feature Valley’s Larry Suder vs Walkersville’s Gordon Smith as Allegany County rivals collide in a decisive Friday game with state tournament implications. Vandenberg and local officials weigh in on notable performances and refereeing, while Brunswick and Oldtown vie for a path to College Park.
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Clifton van Roby
Cumberland
North Hagerstown High School
Brunswick Oldtown
van Roby
Hal Moser
Frederick
Allegany
South Hagerstown
Steve Vandenberg
Vandy
Jerry West
Rod Thorn
Hot Rod Hadley
West Virginia University
Valley High School
Larry Suder
Suder
Walkersville
Gordon Smith
Lourney
Brunswick
College Park
Railroaders
Paul Gaither
Oldtown
Central High School of
Bel Air
Alegany County
Charley King
Dave Gaither
Jim Cole
Bruce Wynkoop
Mark Donovan
Russell Lancastre
Ramroaders
Central
All Negro High School
Harford County
Smith
Vaughn Zimmerman
Talley
Gordon
Suter
Lions
Joe McIntyre
Mike Trout
Ken Snoots
Ralph Whitmore
Zimmerman
Hancock
Valley
Sider
Vandenberg
Coaching Switch at UC Football Staff
Bob Delaney, longtime UC assistant coach, resigned Wednesday to take the post of defensive backfield coach at Minnesota.
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Cincinnati
Bob Delaney
University of Cincinnati
University of Minnesota
Ex Cub Boccabella Sr. dies in California
Dominic J. Boccabella 57 father of Cubs first baseman John Boccabella died Tuesday night following a three month illness in San Rafael California.
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San Rafael
Calif
Dominic J. Boccabella
Chicago Cubs
John Boccabella
Nine To Start In Bowie Gold Cup
A nine horse field remains as probable starters for the $75,000-added Governor's Gold Cup on Bowie Race Course closing day. All have arrived except Tom Rolfe who stays at Laurel. Isle of Greece arrived from New York Tuesday night.
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Bowie, Md
Bowie Race Course
Tom Rolfe
Laurel
Isle of Greece
New York
Area Trio In Tourney Finales At Mount Airy And Walkersville
Three area teams Mount Airy Walkersville and Brunswick reach the District 3 finals aiming for a berth to College Park. Brunswick faces Central High Bel Air in Class C while Walkersville meets Valley in Class B. Sollars Point meets Mt Airy Saturday for the Class B district title at Woodlawn High School.
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Mt. Airy
Walkersville
Brunswick
College Park
North Hagerstown
Central High School of
Bel Air
Valley Square
Sollars Point
Baltimore County
Woodlawn High School
Baltimore
Paul Gaither
Central
Venturi Ready For Masters Tourney
Ken Venturi, the U S Open champion, says he is in great shape and eager to win the Masters at Augusta. He describes back surgery and a circulatory issue this winter, plans to enter the Doral Open and Jacksonville events before a two week Miami layoff to refine his game.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Ken Venturi
Miami
San Francisco
New York
Augusta
Venturi
Arnold Palmer
Jacksonville
Hill Rise Cedar Key Lead Field in San Juan Capistrano at Santa Anita
Hill Rise and Cedar Key head a 14 horse field for the San Juan Capistrano Handicap at Santa Anita on the turf. Don Pierce rides Hill Rise in pursuit of a second $100,000 plus purse in two weeks, with Bill Shoemaker aboard Cedar Key as a strong rival. George Royal, a Canadian invader, is probable third choice with Johnny Longden riding.
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Arcadia
Calif
Cedar Key
Santa Anita
Hill Rise
Don Pierce
California
Bill Shoemaker
Florida
Capistrano
George Royal
Johnny Longden
England
Canada
28th NIT Opens Tonight in Madison Square Garden
The 28th National Invitation Tournament starts tonight at Madison Square Garden led by Joe Lapchick and his St John’s team who face Boston College in the feature game as the NIT begins its schedule through March 20. The opening doubleheader also features Manhattan vs Texas Western with winner facing Villanova in the quarterfinals. Other first round pairings include Fordham vs Western Kentucky and Army vs St Louis with the winners advancing to the next rounds.
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New York
Joe Lapchick
Madison Square Garden
Lapchick
St John’s
St. John’s
Redmen of
Boston College
Manhattan
Texas Western
Ernoon
Villanova
St. John's
Debbie Thompson Wins 100 Yd Dash in 10.5 at Sydney
Debbie Thompson, teen Olympian from Frederick, clocked 10.5 seconds for the 100-yard dash at the Sydney Sports Ground to cap a three-city Australian tour. It matched an American record pace, with coach Jack Griffin calling the performance tremendous. Willye White added a 19 foot 4.44 inch broad jump victory.
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Sydney
Australia
Debbie Thompson
Frederick
Sydney Sports Ground
Miss Thompson
Ernestine Pollard
Wyomia Tyus
Evansville duo head 1965 Little All America team
Evansville Aces stars Larry Humes and Jerry Sloan led the 1965 Little All-America first team after an 81 74 win over Bellarmine and a 32 game Evansville streak. Other first team selections include Jerry Rook Arkansas State Richie Tarrant St Michael s Vermont and Dean Church Southwestern Louisiana. Second and third teams list players from Southern Illinois Chattanooga Ohio Wesleyan Miles North Dakota Augsburg and more.
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Ted Meter
Associated Press
NEW York
Larry Humes
Jerry Sloan
Evansvile Aces
Bellarmine
Humes
Sloan
Evansville
Hugh Ahlering
Ed Smallwood
Jerry Rook
Arkansas State
Richie Tarrant
St. Michael's
Vermont
Dean Church
Southwestern Louisiana
Walt Frabie
Southern Tlinois
Larry Barnett
Chattanooga
Barry Clemens
Ohio Wesleyan
Wilbur Frazer
Grambling
Thales McReynolds
Miles
Paul Pederson
North Dakota
Dan Anderson
Augsburg
Wayne Williams
Washington
St. Laws
Don Carlos
Otterbein
al Lawson
Gannon
College basketball results roundup from NF and NCAA rounds
AP sports brief from Augsburg Minnesota to DePaul Eastern Kentucky shows multiple college basketball results. Augsburg 66 Hastings 65. Oklahoma Baptist 95 Southwestern Louisiana 82. Southern U 97 Eastern Montana 86. Winston-Salem 78 High Point 62. Central Ohio 75 Midwestern Texas 61. St Michaels Vermont 101 Akron 87. DePaul 9 Eastern Kentucky 52. North Dakota 97 Seattle Pacific 83.
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Associated Press
TF Ournavents
NAIA
Augsburg
Minn
Hastings
Neb
Oklahoma Baptist
Southwestern Louisiana
Southern U
DePaul
Eastern Kentucky
North Dakota
Seattle Pacific
Heart of Maryland League Adds Mt Leno To Six Teams
President Charles Warfield announced Mt Leno joined the Heart of Maryland League bringing the circuit to six teams. The league meeting at the Frederick YMCA set the season opener for April 25.
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Heart of Maryland
Mt. Leno
Charles Warfield
Frederick Ymca
Vienna Chosen for 1967 World Ice Hockey Championship
Vienna was selected on Wednesday as the site for the 1967 World Ice Hockey Championship in Tampere Finland AP report notes the decision and location details.
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Tampere
Finland
Vienna
Drysdale Sees Rough Dodgers Season In Florida
Dodgers pitcher Don Drysdale spoke in the Los Angeles clubhouse about a disappointing season. He described a 1964 effort with an 18-16 record despite a 2.19 ERA, noting poor run support and four one run losses. He pointed to the lack of offense after the How ard trade and warned it may not improve.
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Railroaders
Oldtown
Harford County
Gaither
Brunswick
Charley King
Dave Gaither
Bruce Wynkoop
Jim Cole
Mark Donovan
Vero Beach
Fla
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodger
Dodgers
Drysdale
Frank Howard
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