Bradley Five Aims For NCAA Final Versus Michigan
Princeton star Bill Bradley leads the Tigers in a late-season push toward the NCAA final in Portland Oregon. He is joined by 4 sophomores Haarlow Rodenbach Brown and Hummer as they chase a bit of magic against top ranked Michigan with UCLA favored.
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Bobby Robertson shines as young Pirate hopeful
Mt. Savage star Bobby Robertson the Pirates prospect and former Cumberland American Legion standout earns praise from managers and scouts. His Salem rookie league season improved to .302 with 13 homers and 63 RBIs after a homesick start.
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Orioles Edge White Sox 2-1 With Key Plays
In an exhibition, Baltimore edged Chicago 2-1 as a sacrifice fly, a wild pitch, and two spectacular Russ Snyder catches helped turn the game. Dave Johnson provided the offense with a bad hop single and an infield hit, while Don Buford’s catch fueled the winning fifth.
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Lakers run undefeated with 55 12 win over Bullets
Rec League updates from Worcester England AP report Jay Trump an American bred horse among Grand National favorites after a fifth place finish in a tune up race ahead of the March 27 Ain tree run.
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Exhibition Scores Across Cities In Early NBA Results
The Associated Press reports NBA exhibition scores with teams like Houston and Washington. Los Angeles and Minn. Pittsburgh and St Louis. New York and Cincinnati. Detroit and Kansas City. Chicago and Los Angeles. Baltimore and Chicago. Milwaukee and New York. San Francisco and Boston all listed with varying final counts. The results reflect a busy pre season slate across multiple venues.
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Bullets Rally Past Lakers Behind Bellamy's 36 Points
Baltimore Bullets defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 117 to 106 as LA played without injured stars Elgin Baylor and Jerry West. Walt Bellamy led Baltimore with 36 points and 15 rebounds, while Gus Johnson contributed 6 points and 15 boards off the bench after a rough start. Dick Barnett scored 34 for the Lakers.
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Rossi Best Win Medals at Mason-Dixon Championships
Eddie Rossi earned two medals at the Mason-Dixon League championships in Chambersburg Pa second in the 50 yard breaststroke and fourth in the 50 yard freestyle. His breaststroke time was the fastest ever by a Frederick swimmer Preston Best claimed a medal in the senior 100 yard breaststroke and also posted Frederick boy’s best time. At Towson on Sunday Rossi finished third in the 50 yard breaststroke in the southern Central Atlantic Area Championships.
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Lions Begin State Tourney Play Today
Walkersville opens defense of its class B state championship today at 6 p m in Cole Fieldhouse College Park against Sellars Point The first day schedule includes four games with broadcasts Poolesville meets Central Consolidated Bel Air in class C at 4 30 p m class A Sherwood versus Arundel at 7 30 p m and double A Richard Montgomery against Parkville at 9 p m.
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Green Horse? St. Patrick's Day at Gulfstream Park
Gulfstream Park roared into St Pat's celebrations with a painted dead pony named Blueboy and a gray mockery. NHL results report Boston defeats Chicago 2 to 1 in a Associated Press game recap.
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Autobiography Of Stagg Could Be Out In May
Chicago AP Amos Alonzo Stagg famed University of Chicago football coach for 41 years died at 102 leaving an autobiography titled Stagg of Yale unfinished two thirds written and may publish by end of May. His son Amos Alonzo Jr recalls his father’s loyalty to players and favorite athlete praise.
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