College Scores from Saturday by The Associated Press
Saturday college results compiled by The Associated Press show multiple games across conferences. Top performers include standout scorers and teams across the nation with notable upsets and close finishes.
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Dallas signs six veterans from Rams and 49ers
The Dallas NFL team added six veteran players from the Rams and 49ers after the official draft picks, including Duane Putnam Bob Perv Tom Franckhauser Fred Dugan Jerry Tubbs William Jew and John Gonzaga. The NFL approved two extra off season games and Orange Bowl committee received permission to stage a runner up clash before the Pro Bowl.
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Palmer wins Pensacola Open in record three straight
Arnold Palmer won the Pensacola Open in Pensacola Florida finishing with clutch birdies on the last two greens. He became the first pro since 1952 to win three tournaments in a row after taking the Baton Rouge Open and Texas Open. Umpire Al Bar Hick, once a coal miner, began umpiring team money during a miners strike.
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Secret Meet Opened By Top Diplomats
America's top Asian diplomats opened a four day secret meeting in Baguio to discuss regional problems. Fourteen U S ambassadors stationed around the rim of Red China along with two consuls generals joined Loyd Henderson Raymond A Hare and J Graham Parsons in the talks. Also present were top Southeast Asia military commanders. A note mentions a rookie of the year eligibility rule in the American Hockey League for players with over 20 games.
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Triple Crown Hopefuls Move at Bowie Ahead of Gold Cup
Bowie race track hosts early prep for 3 year olds as Moslem Chief Alc Hands Conestoga Nirulla and other Derby Preakness Belmont contenders prep for Governor's Gold Cup. The track reopened after snow with 17 913 watching Charlesgate win Bowie Handicap on a foul claim. The program includes 10 races.
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Algerian Rebels Say War Will Continue Despite Peace Talks
Algerian rebel leader Ferhat Abbas said De Gaulle closed the door on peace negotiations as the rebellion persists. The report notes Algeria’s struggle for independence and recent French declarations amid ongoing conflict.
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Walkersville Lions Capture District 1 Class C Title
Walkersville High School clinched the District 1 Class C crown by beating Flintstone Garret County 82 to 64 Saturday night to earn a trip to the Maryland Campus. Ron Linton led with 22 points before fouling out, Tom Smith added 20, Ron Smith 19, and Gary Beard contributed six after stepping up from the junior varsity. The Lions' state playoff opener is against Crisfield, Friday at 4 p.m.
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Grapefruit Sidelights From A Busy Baseball Weekend
AP reports Yogi Berra shifted from third base to catcher late in the Yankees 3-2 win over St. Louis, with Casey Stengel keeping Andy Carey at third. Del Rice, a 37-year-old veteran, joins the Chicago Cubs to bolster catching as manager Carl Grimm hopes he plays half the season. The White Sox debut new traveling uniforms in a 2-0 win over Cincinnati, prompting mixed reactions from players including Nellie Fox. Dickie Moegle, former Rice halfback, was traded from the 49ers to the Steelers for a draft pick in a notable NFL deal.
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Completes 20 Years A F Service
M Sgt Walter Schildt son of Mrs Mary Cockell North Market Street recently completed twenty years of service with the U S Air Force He retired as light engineer in the 33rd Air Transport Squadron at Travis AFB California He served at Hickam Field Pearl Harbor Kadena Okinawa Tachikawa and in the European Theater of Operations He logged over 5000 flight hours and plans to enter real estate in Las Vegas Nevada He graduated Frederick High School in 1938.
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