Maryland coach Millikan upbeat on Terps basketball prospects
College Park December 13 Coach Hud Millikan said the Maryland program is looking up with five full basketball scholarships for the first time since 1950 and several freshmen 6-2 or taller. He praised players led by John Nacineik and noted improved defense, length, and faster, more balanced scoring as the Terps face Kentucky North Carolina and others in a tough schedule. Danko's ankle injury in Fordham game noted.
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Half-Mile Tracks Elect Officers For Next Year
Dr. Robert C. Snavely retires as president of the Half Mile Tracks Association after three years. John Meil of Timonium becomes president, with Snavely as vice-president, Glenn Beall Jr of Cumberland as secretary, and Charles Kunkle of Bel Air as treasurer. The group met with the Maryland Racing Commission to discuss 1957 racing dates amid World Series timing concerns, considering Bel Air, Ingerstown, Timonium, Marlboro, and Cumberland schedules and weather issues.
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Brethren and Lutheran Win Narrow Sunday League Games
Churen of the Brethren rallied to beat First Christian 66 to 4 in a low free throw battle while Christ Lutheran defeated St. John’s 58 to 53. Myers scored 20 for Brethren, Miner 15, Morrison 12, Garvin led St John’s with 24, Collins had 13 for Christ.
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Tar Heel Cagers Stand Strong In Coast Conference Action
North Carolina surged with 27 points from Walt Rosenbluth as the Tar Heels, ranked No. 6 by the AP, hammered George Washington 82-55 and kept pace in the Coast Conference. Elsewhere Clemson toppled NC State in overtime, while South Carolina upset the Wolfpack 75-61 and Penn State lost 81-66 to West Virginia.
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Clear Spring Tops Smithsburg in County Basketball Clash
Clear Spring defeated Smithsburg 60 to 48 to claim first win as Crikey scored 2 points and led a 22-17 halftime edge. Coach Jack Manuel’s team pulled away after a slow start, with a 45-33 lead after three periods, followed by a junior varsity win in the preliminary.
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St James Teams Split Twin Bill Victory by Williamsport Jayvees
Williamsport Hien school jarvees defeated St James School jarvees 31 to 18 in the main game of a twin bill at the dawn county floor. Earlier Williamsport junior jayvees won 18 to 16, building a 14 to 4 lead, with Rupp scoring 13 and Michaels 42 for Rogers. Valdivia led the visitors with 13.2 points in the junior jayvees finish, as Hurt added 4.
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Warriors Rally For 115-99 Win Over St Louis
Warriors led by Johnston with 35 points and Arizin 25 defeated St Louis 115-99 to move into a second place tie with New York in the Eastern Division. Celtics dropped to sixth defeat 103-93 by Rochester as Boston struggled in a poor performance.
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Cubs Weigh May Trade for Centerfielder
Chicago may trade Gene Baker, second baseman, for a centerfielder as Cubs officials hint at a deal. Rumors point to possible targets such as Lee Walls or Ritchie Ashburn, with Cabnet President John Holland not discounting Pirates ties. The backdrop includes recent trades involving Frank Lane and players moving between St. Louis, Chicago, and Los Angeles as Cubs bolster their roster.
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St Marys Quint and Police win Junior League games
In Junior Basketball League action the Police defeated OPO 50 22 while St Marys beat Civitan 22 13. Nakopoulis scored 22 for the Police, with St Marys building a 20 6 first quarter lead and leading 32 12 at halftime. Digger Varner had seven for St Marys as Civitan's Ebersole added six.
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Comets Score Win In Opening Game At Greencastle
The Hagerstown Comets opened with a dominant road win over Greencastle WEW at Renssylvania High School gym. Miller 25 Burnett 14 Melaer 10 led seven players in double digits, while Greencastle's standout scored 28. The Ingerstown quintet started strong and never trailed.
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Orioles Schedule Spring Training in Scottsdale Next Feb
The Baltimore Orioles said yesterday they would open next year's spring training in Scottsdale, Arizona, on February 22. The playful note highlights the cold weather contrast as players prepare for the season in about ten weeks.
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