Maryland College Basketball Results From Thursday AP Dispatch
Bridgewater 84 Western Maryland 67 and several other college games listed with scores. The AP recap includes Maryland teams like Washington College, Salis bury State, and Maryland-Eastern Shore with multiple results and a Junior League roundup noting Frank Moten leading FCP and other scorers in Hagerstown.
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Bridgewater
Western Maryland
Washington College
Salisbury State
Maryland-Eastern Shore
Lincoln
Gallaudet
Bowie State
Frank Moten
FCP
Burger Chef
Hagerstown
Ted Myers
FOP
Elvan Atherly
David Ghysels
The
Elks
Lions
Stargell Tops NEA All Stars in Major League Vote
Willie Stargell led the NEA All Major League team vote with 518 ballots, edging Vida Blue who had 496. The poll crowned two Pirates and two Twins with Stargell and Manny Sanguillen on Pittsburgh’s side, and Tony Oliva and Leo Cardenas for Minnesota. Cardenas and Sanguillen boosted Minnesota and Pittsburgh, while no Orioles made the first team.
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Sy Ira Searow
NEA
NEW York
Willie Stargell
Vida Blue
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Pirate
Stargell
Blue
Oakland
Minnesota
Leo Cardenas
Don Kessinger
Cubs
Henry Aaron
Atlanta
Yankees
Bobby Murcer
Jerry Johnson
San Francisco
Dave Giusti
Pittsburgh
Manny Sanguillen
Tony Oliva
Cardenas Sanguillen
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati
Bench
Sanguillen
Aaron
Glenn Beckett
Lee May
Houston
Joe Torre
St. Louis
Baltimore Orioles
Boog Powell
Brooks Robinson
Torre
Jim Palmer
Palmer
North Hagerstown Wrestlers Top Frederick 39 9 in Dual Meet
North Hagerstown defeated Frederick 39 to 9 as NH wrestlers posted multiple wins including Lahn Coles Jackson Thompson Russell and Brown securing decisions pins and forfeit wins. The Cadets won two matches while NH claimed seven of the eight initial bouts and set up a home match versus Berkeley Springs Monday night.
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Joel Lahn
Hubs
Eddie
Coles
Skip Toms
Frederick Cadets
Mike Jackson
Tim
Waynesboro
Brown
Charles Davisi
Sue
Jack Thoma
Mark Hudson
Davis
Dave Hinkle
Curtis Yeager
Jackson
Dale Biggs
Danny Russell
Roland Thompson
Frederick Charles Moulder
Yeager
Saltzman
Routzahn
Breza
Lahn
Keaton
Toms
Ith
Hudson
Hibkle
Biggs
Thompson
Moulder
Russell
Kennedy
Fignar
Leekins
Thomas
Smith
Waynesboro Indians Rally To Beat South Hagerstown
Waynesboro Pa wrestlers defeated South Hagerstown 28 to 21 at Antietam Junior High School. Dan Bock at 105 and Brad Smith at 112 pinned, Tom Morris won 5 2 over Dwayne Newlin, with Greg Baker and Rich Morris winning by decision to build the lead.
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South Hagerstown
Antietam
South
Steve Watson
Jim Reese
Dan ‘Bock
Brad Smith
Tom Morris
Dwayne Newlin
Greg Baker
Rich Morris
Indians
S. Watson
Reese
Bock
Associated Pressi
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AHL
Smith
Miller
T. Morris
Newlin
N York
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Mont
Tritch
R. Morris Bos
Hildebrand
Toron
Repp
Curran
J. Stuller Buff
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Leiter
Goeins
Keller
Minn
Koontz
An- Chi
Jim Hess
Pitts
Ljg
Hoyt, Flannery
S. Louis
Calif
Phila
Chicago
Buffalo
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
California
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Montreal
Toronto
Detroit
Boston
Vancouver
Los Angeles
Waynesboro Beats South Hagerstown in Tight Wrestling Meet
Waynesboro wins 28 27 over South Hagerstown as Keller and Stuller secure decisions and Flannery pins, while Curran and Repp post wins for W. The Rebels split the final four bouts with Jones Hess and Koontz scoring pivotal outcomes. Waynesboro will host Chambersburg Saturday.
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John Repp
Jeff Curran
Jeff Stuller
Joe Hess
South
Waynesboro
Dave Keller
Chuck Koontz
Jerry Flannery
Fred Smith
Jayvees
Chambersburg
Slo-Pitch Meeting in Hub City on December 16
The Hub City Slo-Pitch Softball League will meet Thursday night December 16 at 7 PM at the Knights of Columbus. Election of new officers is the main topic. All league teams and potential entrants are urged to attend.
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Hub City
Knights of Columbus
You're never too old to hear better
Beltone announces a free offer of a tiny non operating hearing aid model. The device weighs under one third of an ounce and sits at ear level with no wires. No cost or obligation to receive. write to Dept. 2210, Beltone Electronics Corp., Chicago.
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Chicago
Beltone
Beltone Electronics Corp
W. Victoria
Ill
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