Baltimore Hoping Past Woes Won't Get New Support For Viking Eleven
Baltimore eyes a rebound as the Colts face the Minnesota Vikings at Memorial Stadium. The game, set for 2 p.m. EST, marks the 37th straight sellout with a 60,258 crowd anticipated. Colts, favored after a strong 11 win season, seek to maintain postseason momentum against a Vikings squad led by Teague.
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Evans nets 39 as Clear Spring tops St. Maria Gaels
Evans scores 39 as Clear Spring defeats St. Maria Goretti 63 57 in a Washington County boys basketball clash. Evans dominates early with 12 first quarter points and 23 through three, while Fell leads St. Maria with 21. Mills adds a rebound tally as the Blazers close strong to hold on.
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Shepherd Sneaks By Glassboro State in Norfolk Victory
Shepherd edged Glassboro State Teacher's College 89 36 at Lexington Va Tommy Dickman sank two late free throws to seal the win as a 12 point scorer he was fouled intentionally to prevent a Glassboro comeback. Ray Bierkortte and Bill Thompson each had 20 points to lead a Rams attack hitting 49 percent from the floor. Thompson added 11 second half points and Dickman 10 aiding a final three minute Ram surge. Mike Green led the winners with 10 rebounds.
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Musselman Triumphs Over Boonsboro In 74-66 Victory
Musselman used a late third quarter press to overturn a 49-48 edge and pull away for a 74-66 win over Boonsboro behind Wen dell Mosby who scored 24 including 14 in the fourth. Alan Talbert and Charles Beard led Warrior efforts, while Wilbur Robinson and Dous Brown added 14 and 13 for the Applemen.
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Meeting Fails To Produce Baseball Czar
A marathon meeting of 24 major league club heads failed to elect a new commissioner after nearly 15 hours and 19 ballots. John McHale withdrew, saying he preferred to become president of the expansion Montreal Expos. Francis J. Day spoke for the clubs, noting no resumption for 30 to 40 days. Other ballots listed Charles Chambee Teeney, Michael Burke, Joe Cranin among others.
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St Josephs of Martinsburg Slip Past Hancock in Bi-State Clash
St Josephs of Martinsburg defeated Hancock 79 65 in a Bi-State Conference game. The Crusaders rushed to a 20 7 first quarter lead behind Frank Sowers who scored 11 early points, Hancock narrowed the gap to 35 27 at halftime, and Steve Crowell helped seal the win with 14 of his 24 points in the final period.
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Hancock Falls as St Josephs Closes Out Victory
St Josephs built a double digit lead by the final period and held Hancock to foul trouble. Steve Shives led the Hancock scorers with 30 points while Emmlyn Shives added 16 as the Crusaders controlled the boards behind Ronnie Catlett and Mike Kneisley. St Josephs hit 21 of 32 free throws and outscored Hancock on field goals to seal the Bi-State win.
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Ingram's Triples Lead Hub City League Must-Win Sunday
Ingram's triples pace a decisive game in a Sunday tripleheader at 5:20 PM in the Hub City League. South End battles Lambert's and Old German Mesis Village Essa also contest standings with National Guard Armory hosting.
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