Cadets Gain Title Berth
Montgomery-Blair and Frederick High advance to the Maryland Class A finals after decisive regional wins. Montgomery-Blair crushed Howard County 73 to 8 led by Tom Brown 15 and Mac Beasley 14 with 11 players scoring. Keller led Frederick with 23, while Wicomico’s Leaning scorers battled. Blair seeks second-straight title in tomorrow night’s final.
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College Park
Montgomery- Blair
Howard County
Frederick Hish
Wicomico
Montgomery-Blair
Frederick High
Tom Brown
Mac Beasley
Charles Keller
New York Yankee
Charley Keller
Pace
Frederick
Oxon Hill
Stephen - Decatur
Berlin
Gary Tewell
Tewell
Walt Trollinger
Bob White
Stephen-Decatur
Vernon Davis
Sonny Landon
Blair
Gonzaga
Crisfield
South
Southern Hagerstown
Cadets
London
Valley
Ronald Young
Gzven
Weir
Tars Chestertown
George Kellas
Blair Quint
Mack Beas
Dick Cooper
Jley
Chestertown
Jim Stoge
Allegany Countians
Charles ‘Neff
Sward
Laurel
Bob H
Jirvin
Harlie
Bol
York
Bobee
Coroline
Kenny Gill
Poole
Moffatt
Fett
Bruchey
Foland
Charlie
Stroup
Heinitin
Donnie Keller
Colonial
Donnie
Brown
Lecates
Keller Boys
Bucky Wilson
Summers
Bobby Poole
Bob Henr
Moss
Burnett
Utah And Memphis State Open Tournament Opens Play
Inter church league bowling results note open play on April 28 with men’s division next matches and a Pen-Mar league top showing Utah and Memphis State participants in the Utah and Memphis State Open Tournament.
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Utah
Pen-Mar
Inter Church League
St Jall
E. FL A. C
EssoyMars
C. & M. Mobil
Hitch Faame
Nin
New York
Memphis State
Forman
Fairfield
Cashtown
Blue Ridge
Emmitsburg
Taneytown
Union Bridge
Wheaton Wins Court Title In Early Games
Mount Pleasant hosts strong showings as Wheaton College tops Buckeystown and Mt. Pleasant in a high scoring meet. Key performances include A Kelly of Mt. Pleasant with a high game 153 and Pete Tobery of Buckeystown with a high series 388. Inter zone matches feature New Market, Carroll, Myersville, Frederick No. 1, Urbana, Middletown, and Libertytown with team standings led by Carroll and Urbana. High marks include Ray Deaner 376 and J. Sullivan 101 in three meets.
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A. Kelly
Mt. Pleasant
Pete Tobery
Buckeystown
NTER
Lion's
New Market
Carroll Ma
Myersville
Frederick
Urbana
Middletown
S. Libertytown
Carrollsian
Newsafenet Urbana
Libertytown
B. Burke
Ray Deaner
Buckeystownnese
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Calvary Methodist
Chapel Lutheran
Forest Grove
Frederick Lutheran
Baptist
Frederick Latheran
Mother's
St. John
Chapel Laitherar
Walkersville Bowling LG
Monocacy Valley Division
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Fred. Mo
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Fo Mo
Harmony
Prosperity
Pepsi Cola Coca Cola
Walkersville Bowling Center
Prosperity Cleaners
Harmony Grove
Brownies Garage
Steven’s Grocery
Frederick Motor Co
J. Martin
New Orleans
B.layman
Pimlico track closure plan inches toward approval
ANNAPOLIS March 15 The Severn Racing Commission signaled support for abandoning Pimlico in favor of Laurel transferring the Pimlico meeting and major races including the Preakness. The proposal, heard since 1947, awaits Senate Finance Committee action next week with chairman J D Eldred Rinehart stating the plan is economically sane and legislative powers should not be usurped.
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Annapolis
Pimlico
Preakness
Harel
Senate Finance Committee
Rinehart
Laurel
Tsanmad
Minoso
Bowie
Chicago
Big Walt Dropo
Walsh
Donald C. Lillis
Paul Foytack
Detroit
Reno Bertola
Atina
Anna Antec
Racing Commission
Lillis
Fly Rod Popularity Surges Among Anglers
Field and Stream notes a rise in fly rod use among anglers due to stocked ponds and improved lines. It highlights veteran gains, the thrill of catching with a fly, and lists recommended books and guides for mastering fly tying, loading, and trout, bass, and waterfowl topics.
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Joy Lefty Bro
North America
Kortright
Ray Bergman
Philip B. Sharpe
Lucas
Jason Lucas
Frank C. Edminster
Commission
Iowa Game and Fish Commission
ManardiReese
Iowa
Maryland
George L. Herter
Exhibition Baseball Patchwork Many Cities In Schedule
AP report lists exhibition games with Tadas's schedule facing Boston in Miami and others to be played in Los Angeles Tampa Clearwater and Phoenix. Yardy results show Pittsburgh over Washington St Louis over New York and Chicago dominating Detroit. details include league standings and umpire meeting plans to discuss insurance and rules.
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New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Bombers
Tom Byrne
Cardinals
New York
St. Louis
Bucks
Byene
Coates
Blanchard
Jones
Cheney
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H. P Smyth
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Miami
Balto
Los Angeles
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Tampa
Flawekee
Pahua
Clearwater
Clevel
Phoenix
Kas
FrAtyers
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
Brooxton
Cincinnati
Cadets Meet IM-B Tonight in State Class A Clash
The Frederick Cadets and Montgomery Blair meet in the State Class A title semi at 9 p.m. Blair, a perfect 20 win team from the Washington DC metro league, seeks the state crown after sweeping last night’s semis. Frederick beat Wicomico Indians 59 to 10. Blair downed Howard 73 to 8.
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Frederick Cadets
Wicomico Indians
Montgomery Blair Toright
Blar
Howard High
Howard
Frederick
Wicomico
Blair
Washington D. C
Montgomery Blair
Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Wheaton
Northwestern
Suitland
Sladensburg
High Point
Ing
Woodward Prep
Woodrow Filson
Roosevelt
DeMatha
Gonzaga
Opening NCAA tournament tips off on CBS with four first round games
The 2 p.m. EST opener airs nationally on CBS and begins a four game first round schedule including Seton Hall vs Xavier (Ohio). A 7:30 p.m. EST doubleheader features Dayton vs St. Peter’s and Cincinnati vs St. Bonaventure. The field of 12 starts Monday and Tuesday with Seattle and Bradley as top seeds facing Seton Hall Xavier and the Cincinnati St. Bonaventure winner, while Manhattan and Temple meet Utah or Memphis and Dayton or St Peters respectively.
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Associated Press
St. Louis Hawks
Fort Wayne
Philadelphia
Syracuse Nationals
Gary
Warriors
CBS
Setton Hall
Xavier
Ohio
Dayton
St. Peter’s
Jersey City
Cincinnati
St. Bonaventure
Seattle
Cincinnati-St. Bonaventure
Bradley
Seton Hall
Manhattan
Utah
Memphis
Temple
St. Peters
State high school semifinal results and college scores
In a packed postseason slate semifinals saw Frederick defeat Wicomico 59 to 4 and Montgomery Blair beat How County 73 to 48. NCAA events included Evansville losing to Lee Wheaton Nr. 89 and Kentucky over W Lawns CF seyative. Mount St. Marys beat Los Ange State 72 in a consolation. Tennessee State edged Pacific 71 to 70 in an NAIA semifinal, while Syracuse beat Lafayette 75 to 75 in a tied result and St. Lo Kentucky topped Pittsburgh 98 to 92 in second round action. North Carolina defeated Canisius 87 to 75 in the second round, and Michigan State beat Notre Dame 85 to 65 in overtime against Kansas 73 to 65.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Wesleyan
Curt Simmons
Braves
Roberts
Evansville
Ind
Jack Sullivan
Stan Lopata
Lou Sleater
Bucseystown BE
Bert Sheing
Mount St. Mary's
Los’ Angeles State
Wheaton (I) College
Kentucky Wesleyan
Sullivan
Rider College of Trenton
Peisian Fe
Naniné
Rollea
Epoint
Los Angeles
Maryland
Buckeystown
Baptist
Abe
Aj ‘iBrenner
Warthough
Mumardo
Ai Jonnson
Brooks Lawrence
Jackson
Ran Lamp
Kansas City
Bazadier
Charley Rabe
Raoul
Bradish
Sanchez
Cincinnati
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Silver Top
Farmers
Gonzales
Sorte Canarr
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Lawrence
Rabe
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Swampe
St. Mary's Gfpt
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Sol Williams
Bloose Lodge
Sgl Morse
Ge ‘United Fire Co
Mershall G
Leonard
Mullen
Awe
J. O ‘Wicz
A. Smith
St. Mary's
K. Will Ard
Swampers
Frederick
Wicomico
Montgomery Blair
How. County
Lee Wheaton
Kentucky
Pittsburgh
North Carolina
Canisius
Michigan State
Notre Dame
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Sommy Brown
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Frank Torre
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William Walsh
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Latman
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Ron Kline
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Luis Arroyo
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Camilo Pascual
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Pete Runnels
Roy Sievers
Carlos Paula
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Adamstown
Wzaak Walton
Tzank Walton League
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Jesse Dillard
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ST Cleaners
George Miller
Umpires Association
American Legion
Bill Jackson
Potomac
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Ernie Pyle
Ate Shima
Ryukyu Islands
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Frederick High School
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Dorsey F. Shipley
Louisville Sluggers
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Atwater
Shipley’s Sport Store
N. Market St
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires
Carroll St
West Patrick Street
Monument
Frank Korrell
Atlantic
Aero Oil Company
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