Allegany To Play BCC For Class A Title
Allegany of Cumberland, unbeaten this year, faces Bethesda Chevy Chase in the Maryland Scholastic Class A final at College Park. In semis, Allegany edged Annapolis 53-51 as Bob Kirtley scored 21 and a late push shot sealed the win. BCC defeated Wicomico 67-58 as Dick Kiblett led with 22.
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Duquesne to Play Holy Cross in NIT Final Showdown
Duquesne meets Holy Cross in the 17th National Invitation final with a potential MVP duel between Togo Palazzi and Dick Ricketts. Western Kentucky and Niagara dispute third place after Thursday semis. Holy Cross and Duquesne boast contrasting pace while aim for top honors.
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Fights Last Night by The Associated Press
New York Madison Square Garden hosted boxing action featuring Nino Valdes from Cuba, defeating James I. Parker by points. Philadelphia entrants Imma Tucer outpointed Johnny Cook, with Cook failing to secure a decision in Paterson.
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New York
Madison Square Gardens
Nino Valdes
Cuba
James I. Parker
Paterson
Philadelphia
Imma Tucer
Johnny Cook
Cincinnati
Radio and TV Listings for March 14 and Evening Programs
Radio schedules include CBS WFMD 930 and NBC WRAL 1090 with a mix of news, sports, dramas, and variety shows. Television primetime features Mr Wizard Meet Millie Kathy Godfrey and The Shadow with Evening News and related entertainment.
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MBS
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Kathy Godfrey
Eithel Ead Alberc
Spise Jones
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Ted Mack
Ahba Exo
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Maedailion Theatre
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Flack
DuMont
Watery TV Schedule Fragment From 112-Hour Circus Week
A fragmentary TV guide listing shows from early evening to late night includes "Meet the Press" at 6:00, "Roy Rovers" film, "You Are There" and "Art Bayer Show" among rotating DuMont CBS CBS offerings. The text is garbled with several misread program names and channel tags.
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Orioles Beat Cubs in 14-9 Exhibition Thriller
In Yuma Arizona on March 22 the Baltimore Orioles surged late to beat the Chicago Cubs 14-9. Reggie Masser went 3-for-3 with four RBIs, and Duane Pillette earned the win in relief. Cubs pitchers Willis and others took the loss as Chicago trailed after a 9-6 seventh inning surge.
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Notre Dame Downs Indiana in NCAA Tourney Thriller
Notre Dame escapes Indiana 64 to 63 in a second round NCAA game while LaSalle routs NC State 88 to 1 Navy edges Cornell 69 to 67 Penn State defeats La State 78 to 70 Bradley tops Colorado 76 to 64 Oklahoma A&M beats Rice 31 to 45 Soun Calif over Idaho State 73 to 59 Colo A&M trails 30 to 30 in early action with Santa Clara 73 to 73 Historic results from National Junior College Tourney show Snow Utah 69 beating Hannibal LaGrange 59 in a semifinal Moberly Mor 7 advances and Lon Morris Tex 73 reaches semis Eastern Arizona A&M 79 Centria 1 72 Brenton Parker Ga 75 Connor Okla Aggies 70 Moss has diabetes in Arizona where Moss, a Baltimore Orioles catcher, is battling a Mabene condition but plays.
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Notre Dame Edges Indiana 65 64 In NCAA First Round
Notre Dame defeated Indiana 65 64 in the Iowa City regional first round. Daring Dick Rosenthal scored 25 and covered Don Schlundt as Indiana’s title bid faltered. Penn State upset LSU 78 70 in the other game with Bob Pettit scoring 34.
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Detrick Comets to Play in Second Army Tournament
Det rick Comets under Lt William E Utt and Cpl Lee Schisler head to Aberdeen Proving Ground for the Second Army basketball tourney amid a 16-10 season. Notables include Haworth from New Bedford Tech and Haga as accompanying officer. teams listed include Camp Detrick and Fort Meade with strong college players facing Eddie OBrien Larry Hennessy Walt Hirsch and Ray Angelis.
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Cooper Union College
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Middlecoff Tightens Baton Rouge Open Lead
Cary Middlecoff and Ted Kroll share the lead at 138 after sub par rounds in breezy Baton Rouge. Ed Furgol sits one stroke back at 139 following a 67, as a wind-dampened field pares to the final 60 pros and 10 amateurs for the third round at the Country Club course.
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San Francisco
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Toronto
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Walkersville High Wins 63-58 Over Alumni in Close Varsity Battle
Walkersville High School closed its varsity schedule with a 63-58 win over the Alumni on the Glade court. Alumni led at halftime, but Walkersville pulled even and surged ahead in the second half. Alumni second-stringers beat Walkersville Jay Yeer 25-22 in a preliminary game. Bill Clem led the Alumni with 12 baskets and four free throws, while Bill Earle Duncan totaled 46 points for the varsity. County JV tournament begins next week in a double elimination format.
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Bowling League Results Across Machinists Pattern Makers
F J and S Bowling League reports latest results across divisions including machinists molders patternmakers cleaners office and warehouse. Total pinfall tallied with six points for the top effort and progress noted in a compact standings update.
Roundup Of Sports: Sievers, Williams and More News
Roy Sievers works to recover from a shoulder fracture as the Senators aim to boost him back in the lineup. Ted Williams could rejoin Boston if Sievers returns at first base, while Yankee coach Jim Turner presses for Johnnie Sain to return to form. Freddy Hutchinson of Detroit pitches extensively before games, and questions about his fastball circulate. The Reds nickname change has little impact, and the Red Book notes 1901 records held by McGinnity. Harlem Globe Trotters star Junius Kellogg, famed for integrity, headlines a Sunday doubleheader in Hagerstown with other attractions and exhibitions.
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Ted Williams
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Joe McGinnity
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Jim Williams
St. Louis Browns
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Elmer
Ted Bourne
Bob Andersen
Hagerstown
Valdes Wins Third Straight Bout in Dull Ten Round Fight
Cuban heavyweight champion Nino Valdes out pointed James J. Parker of Paterson New Jersey in a dull ten round decision at Madison Square Garden. Valdes weighed two hundred eleven and Parker two hundred ten, boos rang from the crowd as the slugfest failed to excite.
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James J. Parker
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Miami approves recommendations for major leagues
Miami Florida March 72 percent Club owners of the American and National Leagues announced after meetings that they approved the recommendations of the major league pension committee subject to minor revisions. Parents of boys eligible for Little League play are urged to attend a meeting with Little League officials Monday night at 8 o'clock in the Frederick YALC auditorium.
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Gola stars as La Salle tops NC State in NCAA clash
Philadelphia March 12 All American Tom Gola tallied 26 points and 26 rebounds in La Salle College 88 81 victory over North Carolina State to reach the NCAA Eastern Regional semifinals Navy edged Cornell 69 67 in the twin bill with Ken McCally scoring the decisive field goal as time expired in the first half.
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