Fairchild Teams In Double Header Tomorrow Night
Fairchilds Cargoettes and Packets host a Thursday doubleheader at the State Armory with top opponents. The Cargoettes seek a 27 game win streak against Washington DC rivals Baptiste et al, while the Packets face a Major League club owner in Pt. Dettrick five during the winter meeting fallout and minor league relief measures.
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College Coaches Debate Home Court Advantage
College coaches at the University of Maryland argued about home court advantage in basketball. They cited factors from crowd support to officiating, noting lighting and backboards matter, and the home whistle can influence calls. They also discussed rule changes and faster play increasing fouls while defense remains challenging.
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Cargoettes Aim For Win Over Ft Derrick Quint
Playing her third season with the Cargoettes she again anchors the offense. After 452 points in 17 games last year she has reached double figures this season as the Cargoettes won twice, beating the CAA Jets and Ft Ritchie. The Packers opened with a loss to Roll ing Field Generals but defeated Ft Ritchie last Thursday. Ft Derrick adds new foes from over the mountain, and fear an upset as visitors, with no admission charge for Thursday’s contest.
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Hancock High Cage Teams Fall In Doubleheader
Hancock High and Wattsburg squads opened their season with a doubleheader loss and a late rally by Hancock in the varsity game. Watfordsburg won the Jayvee, while CCNY topped Wagner and several other college games are listed with final scores from the day’s action.
Major Upsets Hit College Cage Powers
In a wild week for college basketball Louisville fell 76 74 to Canisius while Kentucky dropped 71 70 to St Louis. NC State lost 196 94 in overtime to Clemson marking a rare setback for the eighth ranked Wolfpack. SMU and Alabama remained unbeaten with decisive wins while Wake Forest beat Virginia in overtime and Washington and Lee edged Richmond.
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Costa to Fight Jorgensen on TV Tonight
Carmelo Costa meets Paul Jorgensen in a featherweight bout at Madison Square Garden, broadcast by ABC at 10 p m. Costa, 21, from Texas, conflicts with recent Houston dates while Jorgensen, 22, from Arthur, Texas, seeks a third win in their series. Costa is a 7 5 favorite with 11 fights this year, including clashes against Laura Salas Teddy Davis Lulu Perez and Jackie Alay.
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Boys' Latin Triumph Over St James In IC Conference Clash
Boys' Latin built a large early lead and cruised to a win over St James as Veppers scored 26 and Flory added 13 for St James. The Saints bounced in the final period but could not close the gap, marking their first Interstate Academic Conference test.
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