Walkersville Into Finals With Lackey
Montgomery Blair and Lackey reach Class A semifinals in the Cumberland tournament. Lackey defeats Crisfield 63-0 as Walkersville tops New Windsor 125-1. Jefferson and Annapolis, Gaithersburg, and North Carroll also post wins. detailed scores and standout performances listed.
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Collegh Pawk
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Cumberland Evirlay
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T- Do
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Cumberland Squid
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Feuid Gerald Mocks
Valley of Lovacaning
Gaithersburg
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North Carroll
Lackey
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Walkersville
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Linkey
Chestertown
Buthe
Frei Marthi
Sandy Butler
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Ute
Jerry Evans
Vernor Hardesty
Hardesty
Dirk Smith
Smith
Jack Baile
Montgomery
Blair
Jack Maddox
Thomas
Brown
Wicemico
Rocky Burnett
Fort Hil
Miargid
Meeks
de Wareren O'Neal
Charles Brown
Harry Dodson
Carl Shinley
Roland Green
Montgomery County
Valley
George Lan
Temple Wins From Terps in NCAA East Regional Drama
Temple edged Maryland 64 63 in a tense NCAA East Regional clash as Owls jumper Paul Gee and guard Bill Kennedy led a comeback. Maryland led late before Temple pulled away, while Kentucky defeated Miami to set up a Notre Dame showdown for the regional title.
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Chathlo Ncar
Temple
Waz
Guy Rudgers
Aimoriga Ave
Wight
Anne Ond
Owls
Rodgers
Yuank van Patton
Staryhand
Maryland
Triple
Charlie McNei
Shalf
McNeil
Jovertlaw
Bill Kennedy
Jay Norman
Kentucky
Notre Dame
Lexington
Jay Kentucty
Johnny Cox
Miami
Wildcats
Julia McCartlyt
Tom
Hawkins
Rebels Down Rockets For City Circuit Title
The Rebels defeated the Rockets 40 in a city recreation league game yesterday to win the league title after two overtime periods. Mac Brandenburg hit the winning basket as New Windsor medals and trophies were awarded. Harner tied the game late, with Brandenberg named most valuable player.
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Shelton
Hartzler
Bosh Graham
Don Bartins
Joe Wilhide
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Im Vorner
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Tosy Bunce
Crowiherry
Walkersville
Wilside
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Rinevart
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Cobtella
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Greene
Compher Fue
Jack Marstman
Nath Sa
Pertads
Bob Nieman
Eva
Anoekers
Baltimore M2
Overlie
Phillips
Newmans
O'Dell
Harshman
Syianydas
Wo'dell
Walkersville and Lackey vie for Class A and B titles
Walkersville reaches the finals by defeating New Wordse sterday, while Lackey beats state champion to reach the Class A final. The championship games open at 7 30 with Class B and Class A contenders clashing as coaches eye a state crown and undefeated records.
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Mish
Indian Mead
College Bark
Walkersville
New
Lackey
Pbligs
Imck Smith
Lions
Vernon Wardesty
Hardesty
Coach Hill Valley
Owark
Chailes County
Woodsboro
Cita‘tion
David Quint
Shepherd College
Hroum
Sikat Ers
Canada
Orioles Aml
New York Yankees
Balytimiore
Oriole
Bob Nieman
St. Louis Browns
Navy grid defenses and spring drills pace Navy ahead
Navy coach Ed Erdelatz says Navy football will not adopt new defensive gimmicks until the offense improves. Despite missing 17 lettermen, Navy advances through spring drills with 13 veterans, planning two NCAA allotted days, and a nine game 1958 schedule to maximize practice time.
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Eddie Erie
Navy
Erdelatz
Cincinnati
New York
Qix
Hadilix
Porkey
Rabe
Oronid Burgess
Lassen
Grim
Freeman
Howard
Kxard
Evdelalz
N.C.A.A
Bonaventure Utah NIT Bid Faces Semifinal Day
Bonaventure and Utah vie for NIT semifinal spots at Madison Square Garden. Utah, 20-6 overall, meets St John’s Brooklyn in CBS televised game. St Bonaventure, 19-4, debuts at 9 pm in New York.
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Utah
Madison Square Garden
Wyoming Tor
St. John's
Brooklyn
CBS
St. Bonaventure
Iin St. Joseph's
Philadelphia
College Park Delights High Selous Tourney Showdown
In a crowded high school tournament, teams contested semifinals and finals across several gyms. Notable results feature Annapolis Montg. Blair losing narrowly to local rivals, while Crisfield and Walkersville posted decisive wins. A chaotic array of scores and team names colors a busy regional basketball day.
Baseball Briefs from Las Vegas and Clearwater
Baseball notes cover Orioles spring progress with Pili and Richards concerns over third base crowding. Detroit Tigers’ 17 hit outburst boosts morale as they prepare for April. Curt Simmons of the Phillies stresses competitive grapefruit league grind for pitchers.
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Ney
UAL
Jelk
Speen
Joff Field
Baltimore
Orloles
Paul Richards
Piel Ck Yeport
Richards
Zik
Pilareik
Orioles
Futubs
Garasota
Detroit Triver
Jack Tighelas
Lis
Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Clearwater
Fla
Curt Simmons
Philadelphia Phillies
Curt
Anthony Beats Durelle in Seventh Round Jr Heavyweight Show
Tony Anthony, a 23 year old New Yorker, defeated Yvon Durelle in 7th round after a rough start at Madison Square Garden. Braca aims for Patterson, with talk of a possible fight. Durette had claimed the prior bout ended in a draw.
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Tony Anthony
Archie Moore
Gaffer
Tean
Floyd Pats Crson
Patterson
Ernie Braca
Yvon Warelle
Canada
Madison Square Garden
Wright
Teff
Anthony
Ruby Goldstein
Yong
Braca
Durette
Tony
Brava
B'Amato
Floyd
England
College BasketballScores In NCAA Roundmatchups
College tournament results show Kansas State 83 over Cincinnati 30 in overtime while Maryland edged Indiana and Notre Dame dominated with 94 to 7. In other items, Civil Defense directors from Maryland counties and Baltimore City meet at Pikesville April for a dinner before a full session, convened by Sherley Ewing, at the Maryland Civil Defense Agency headquarters in the Pikesville Armory.
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Wheaton
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Tex
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Pikesville
Sherley Ewing
Maryland Civil Defense Agency
Pikesvillé Armory
Court News Marriage Licenses and Divorces Summary
Court notices list marriages and divorces of several individuals. Richard 1 Frock, 22, and Arlyn A. Ali bert, 10, are noted in Bonitsburg. Charles Fueroth Kagislany and Mary Ken Fools, 2, of Brunswick, appear with Raymond Waldson and Ernestine W. Major, 46, of Oscvali, Pa. as divorced. Property deeds are also recorded.
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Brunswick
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Mary Ken Fools
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Ernestine W. Major
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Exhibition Games Schedule From Associated Press Broadside
Scores and matchups listed for exhibition games including Chicago vs Milwaukee and Los Angeles vs Chicago with several city venues shown. Notable results mention Baltimore over Chicago, New York over Cincinnati, and Milwaukee defeating Philadelphia as St Louis and Pittsburgh also appear in brief lines.
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