Allegany Rallies Past Bel Air In Class A Semifinal
Allegany High of Cumberland trailed by 19 at halftime then used a second half full court press to defeat Bel Air 69 to 59 in the Maryland Scholastic Basketball Tournament Class A semifinals. Carl Brown sparked the comeback with key baskets as Bel Air’s Fred Calcutt anchored defense. Northwestern routed Wicomico 57 to 35 to set finals with Allegany. Valley swept Arundel 72 to 54 in Class B, while Crisfield edged Manchester 40–38 in overtime in Class C. Other action saw Oxon Hill beat Cambridge 53–51 in Class B and Centreville nip Lackey 53–51 in Class C after double OT to reach the finals.
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Robert Robertson
Valley
Donald Young
Bert Piram
Crisfield
Manchester
Gerry Ward
Oxon Hill
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David Bramwell
Sonny Piper
Centreville
Lackey
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Donald Miller
Sank & Tong Sel
Joe Short
Lackey Reading
Short
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Phillies Win Late Rally Over Reds In Spring Game
In Tampa on March 16 the Philadelphia Phillies scored four in the ninth to beat the Cincinnati Redlegs 8 to 4. Phillies collected 13 hits off three Reds rookies Charley Rabe Tom Acker and Pat Seantle bury Rabe allowed seven hits and three runs in four innings Frank Robinson hit the Reds lone homer.
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Tom Acker
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Frank Robinson
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Frank Thomas
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Martin
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Maury McDermott
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Marty Throneberry
Andy Carey
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Turley
McDermott
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Howard Thacker Kul
Flowers
Miller
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East Frederick Club seeks players for softball league effort
East Frederick Athletic Club plans to compete in the InterCity Commercial Softball League of Hagerstown and with top independent teams. Harvey Showe Jr. asks players to report Sunday at 1 pm on the Maryland avenue diamond, with games booked against DeLong's of Philadelphia and Fowler's of Baltimore. If weather blocks practice, gather Monday and on favorable evenings next week.
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East Frederick
Syracuse and Boston Clash in NBA Playoff Start
New York March 16 The NBA playoff format begins with Syracuse visiting Boston in a 3 p.m. EST nationally televised opener. The best of three series also includes a second game in Syracuse and a potential third in Boston as the league distributes a total prize pool of 44,500 with escalating payoffs through the semi finals and final.
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National Basketball Assn
Maurice Podoloff
Syracuse
Boston
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Missouri City
Kiel Auditorium
Hawks
Logart to Fight DeMarco April 27 in Miami
Isaac Kid Logart plans an April 27 bout with ex-champion Tony DeMarco in Miami following a unanimous decision over Gaspar Ortega. Manager Eddie Mafuz favors an elimination tourney among welterweight contenders to earn a title shot with Vince Martinez next in line.
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Isaac
Kid’ Logart
Mexico
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Logart
Eddie Mafuz
Tony DeMarco
Miami
Vince Martinez
Mafuz
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Carmen Basilio
DeMarco
Ortega
Hardy
St. Petersburg Open leads as Maxwell fires 133 total
Billy Maxwell, a compact Texan, takes a three stroke halfway lead at the St. Petersburg Open after a seven under par 34 31 45 for 133. He overhauls Lionel Hebert who matched 136 with Art Wall Jr and Ted Kroll after windy, rainy conditions on the Leakwood Country Club course.
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Odessa
Leakwood Country
Lionel Hebert
Erie
Hebert
Fran
Maxwell
Sandy
Art Wall Jr
Pocono Manor
Papre
Ted Kroll
Fort Lauderdale
Radio Schedule and Evening Broadcasts on CBS NBC and More
A detailed listing of radio programs and times across CBS NBC and related stations for Saturday and Sunday, including news, music, variety shows, dramatic programs, and special events with host names and times across multiple networks. The schedule covers 606 New Orleans to midnight, noting program titles and performers such as Martin Block, Guy Lombardo, Jack Wyrthen, Perry Como, Gunsmoke, and Digest of national programs.
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Jonn Fiynn
Martin Block
Abe
Abe World Traveler
Mba
Tivart Foater
Washington
Jack Wyrthen
Abe Magic of Music
Philadelphia
News & Varieties
Television Schedules and Golf Results Highlight Weekend
The clipping lists TV programs for NBC CBS and others with times from 4:30 to 10:00, including Talkaround Dr Spock Zoo Parade and You Are There. It also reports golf standings with Wall leading after two rounds and Halimi defeating Peacock in Paris by decision, noting scores and weights.
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Nbc
Touth
Front Row Center
Buster Crabbe
Roy Rogers
Abe
Che
Abe Lassie
Aba
Jack Benny
Cha Mikado
Playhouse
Abo
General Electric Theaterecbhe
Cba
Loretta Toung
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Break the
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National Invitation Tournament opens with familiar cast
The NIT begins its 15th edition at Madison Square Garden with Oklahoma A and M returning to the tourney, a strong defensive record, and early rounds pairing unseeded teams with four seeded clubs. Semifinals Thursday and finals Saturday follow TV friendly afternoon finish. Louisville and Dayton lead the field with 23 wins apiece as Dayton hosts and more.
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Madison Square Garden
Oan Veiupie
Cowlaaa Wees
Oklahoma A and M
Aggies
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