Mason-Dixon Conference Expands to Sixteen Teams
The Mason-Dixon Conference added Norfolk William & Mary as the 16th member. Norfolk will become a separate liberal arts college later this year and join athletic events from Sept. 1. The change prompts talks of realignment of north and south divisions with a Washington meeting set for Sept. 9. Mt. St. Marys named NCAA college division basketball champions and several 1963 championship dates were approved across wrestling golf track and cross country.
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Mason- Dixon
Norfolk William & Mary
Norfolk Institution
William & Mary
Mason-Dixon
Norfolk Wiliam & Mary
Washington
Mt. St. Mary's
Mason - Dixon
Evansville
Ind
Mountaineers Face Competition for Starting Roles
The Mountaineers assemble a versatile lineup with 6'7 Mike Callahan and 6'7 Bill Neuss competing for pivot duties. Sophomore Jack Campbell and freshman Ed Folk round out the front line while Ed Pfeiffer and Dave Maloney lead a quick backcourt. Samuels anchors the forward line with rebounding and defense, as Phelan seeks depth and scoring.
Races At Frederick Shopping Center Highlight Kart Klub Meet
Thunderburg Kart Klub hosted twenty karts at the Frederick Shopping Center. A Jr Standard, Sr Standard, and Sr Super races produced trophies for top two finishers, with a combined feature win by James Weltz. Next event March 25 at 1:30 p.m. in Frederick. NBA playoffs saw Philadelphia 97 Syracuse 82 and Detroit 118 Cincinnati 107 in semifinal action.
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Thunderburg Kart Klub
A. Standard
James Murphy
Fails Church
Wayne Scott
James Weltz
Hampstead
Jim Murphy
Falls Church
Frederick Shopping Center
Philadelphia
Syracuse
Detroit
Cincinnati
Mount St. Marys Captures NCAA Division Title In Evansville
Mount St. Marys won the NCAA College Division championship in Evansville Indiana after a 58-57 overtime victory over Sacramento State. Ron Rohrer of Sacramento was named outstanding player as the Mountaineers defeated Wittenberg Hofstra and Southern Illinois en route to the title. Dick Talley and Ed Pfeiffer helped seal the win in the final minutes.
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St. Mary’s
Emmisburg
Mason - Dixon
Mounts
Albright
Hofstra
Reading
Evansville
Wittenberg
Southern Ilinois
Sacramento
Ron Rohrer
Engan wins ski festival with 80.5 meter record in Oslo
Toralf Engan of Norway soars 80.5 meters to set the hill record at the Holmenkollen festival with 209.5 points. Veikko Kankkonen and Willie Ezger tie for second with 219.3 points. John C. Ballant leads Americans in 11th with 298.9 points. US seventh in team standings as Norway leads. Scores also show NBA and NHL results.
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Norway
Toralf Engan
Veikko Kankkonen
Finland
Willie Ezger
Austria
John C. Ballant
Minneapolis
United States
Phelan Guides Mount Saint Marys To Strong Start In Year Eight
Jim Phelan enters his eighth season at Mount Saint Marys with a 144-48 career record and a .750 win rate. His teams have dominated Mason-Dixon play, going 98-16 for an .859 mark, and swept conference play to claim the Northern Division title. The Mountaineers won the league tournament, NCAA regionals at Albright, and the national play at Evansville, with only 1960 matching a finals miss.
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Mason-Dixon
Phelan
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Albright
Hofstra
Evansville
Ken Loeffler
LaSalle Exporers
Quantico Marines
Obie O’brien
la Salle High
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Quantico
la Salle
Loeffler
Philadelphia Basketball Writers’ Association
Marine Corps
Marine Cagers
Marines
Philadelphia Warriors
Mount St. Mary's Captures NCA A Title In Overtime
Mount St. Marys edged Sacramento State 58 57 in Evansville Indiana to win the national championship in a tense overtime finale. Coach Jim Phelan called the game uneven but celebrated the Mountaineers triumph returning the title to Emmitsburg.
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Jim Phelan
Mt. St. Mary
Mountaineers
Sacramento State
Evansville
Ind
Emmitsburg
Phelan
Russians win two more titles at Moscow Trophy
Russia closed the International Moscow Trophy Weightlifting by capturing two more titles for six in seven events. Leonid Zhabolinsky, 24, won the heavyweight class with a total of 1 078 pounds and Vasili Stepanishin, 35, the middle heavyweight with a lift of 4 012 pounds.
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Russia
Leonid Zhabolinsky
Vasili Stepanove
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