Auto Racing Schedule Amid Speed Weeks Events
Graham Shaw drives a Ford in the 250 mile American Challenge Cup Race on February 15, with a '61 modified Ford on February 22 and a '64 Ford for the 500 on February 23. USMCA rebrands as Auto Chile Racing Club of America staging a 250 mile late model race February 9. Day tona hosts 200 mile modified Sportsmen race February 8. NASCAR qualifiers set two 50 mile races for February 23. USMC motorcycle races February 1 and 2 and Honda works with Jim Redman lead USMCA world championship at Daytona.
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Graham Shaw
Midwest Association For Race Cars
Autochile Racing Club of America
Daytona Internationnal Speedway
Nascar
Honda
Jim Redman
South Rhodesia
USMCA
Daytona
Record Holder Joe Leonard Leads San Jose Race Prediction
Joe Leonard of San Jose California holds the 200 mile National Championship Motorcycle record set in 1958 at 99.86 mph on a Harley-Davidson on the beach road course. Lin Kuchler of the AMA says the big machines will exceed 140 mph on the Daytona Tri oval back straightaway.
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Joe Leonard
San Jose
Calif
Cla Beach
Harley-Davidson
Exec
Sedy Lin Kuchler
AMA
New Zealand Rider Leads Six-Man Suzuki Team in Daytona Grand Prix
Hugh Anderson, double world champion from New Zealand, will helm a six-man Suzuki works team in the Daytona Grand Prix on February 1 and 2. The 107th Daytona lap carries $1,000, boosting lap money beyond $6,000. Nike Hailwood of Oxford, England, enters Daytona's Grand Prix, riding an MV Agusta, and is regarded the world’s top motorcycle rider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Anderson
New Zealand
Zuzuki
Nike Hailwood
Oxford
England
D«aytona
Whailwood
M. V
Clark Copenhaver wins BPAA Duckpin Pro Bowlers Tour title
Clark Copenhaver of Hagerstown captured the tournament crown with a 2413 total pins in the BPAA Duckpin Pro Bowlers Tour completed last week. The page also lists numerous league high games and sets across multiple duckpin leagues including Lucky Strike Girls and Caroline League with a mix of team and individual records.
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Lucky Strike Girls’ League
R. H. Wright
Pitsy
Red Wings
E. Fleetwood
B. Smith
Clark Copenhaver
Hagerstown
March of Dimes Plans to Expand Birth Defects Centers
The National Foundation March of Dimes aims to double its birth defects and arthritis centers, seeking $45 million this year to fund patient care, research, and education. Mary Lou Graves, the National March of Dimes Child, tours to advocate fundraising with Mary Lou visiting officials and the White House. The drive mobilizes 3,000 chapters and an anticipated 2 million volunteers, with Mothers’ March visiting 15 million homes and 36 million mailers nationwide.
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Basil O’connor
National Foundation
March of Dimes
William S. Clark
Medical Department
The
United States
Mary Lou Graves
Flint
Mich
Mary Lou
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
the Elks
Rotary
Kiwanis
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Amvets
Catholic War Veterans
Jewish War Veterans
Notice of administration for James Thomas Ward Cooper
The Orphans Court for Caroline County Maryland grants letters of administration on the personal estate of James Thomas Ward Cooper, deceased. Creditors must file claims with vouchers by June 27, 1964, or be barred from benefits. Debtors must settle promptly. Given December 18, 1963.
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Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
James Thomas Ward Cooper
Katherine Forbes
Carrie S. Jarman
Mack Foraker
State Trooper Activity During The Past Week
The State Police last week reported several accidents. Melvin Wheatley from Federalsburg was charged with DUI and reckless driving after his tractor trailer struck a C&P pole on River Road in Denton causing $600 damage. Ronald Carson of Felton Delaware was charged with DUI after leaving the road at Whiteleysburg. Edwin Williams of Ridgely skid on ice on River Road Denton and hit a pole. charged with speeding for road conditions. Charles White of Ridgely ran off the road and collided with the rear of a parked car driven by James Hawkins of Easton. White faced DUI and excessive speed charges. An unknown vehicle struck the rear of Jesse Hignatt’s parked car on Fifth Street in Denton, causing about $100 damage.
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River Road
Denton
Melvin Wheatley
Ofederalsburg
C&p
Whiteleysburg
Ronald Gordon Carson
Felton
Del
Edwin Larry Williams
Ridgely
Charles Dudley White
James Wm. Hawkins
Easton
Hawkins
White
Seaston
Fifth St
Jesse Lee Hignatt
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Caroline
Noble
Bailey & Riddleburger
Jarvis Used Cats
Fearl
Mit
Alley Cats
R & A Furn
Mart
B. J. Wheatley
Bailey & Middleberger
Jarvis
Caroline League
Everngamn’s
Nuttle Lumber
Cooper Furn
Plasti-Mets
Pop’s
Hawkeyes
Rockets
Jets
P. Montgomery
Yankees
Angels
Orioles
White Sox
Red Sox
Senators
L. Bilbrough
Jean Luban
Lytle Napoleon
Arkansas Ahunsungbird
O. Luzzle
Georgia Peach
the Kitten
Muowmata
Lolbio
Frai Lott
Nwoist Atla
Ofringen
PC Slinsne
Empire
Sasa
Gohen
Lydia Perkins
Lea & Perrins
Lea & Perrins, Inc
Fair Lawn
N. J
Rang Gyopgae
Cain
Smith Building
Central Ave
Grace Vernon Smith
Sanders
Caroline Home and Auto Supply
Avon
R. Harrison
Federalsburg
Emory Gottwals
Wittstadt
Cambridge
Charles W. Griffith
N. Seventh St
Harry M.allston
Market St
Caroline Trome
Auto Supply
Lancaster
IOR
Rembrandts
Marty
DuPont Highway
Dover
Carl G. Emory Gottwall
Pemco Electric Water Theater
Saliz
Easton Office Equipment Co
Dover St
Carlton Seward
Hobbs
Rawleigh
Caroline-Talbot Cos
MDA
Chester
State Department OF Assessments and Taxation
Four Ofour Industrial Corporation
Arthur W. Ward
Stockholders’ Meeting
Denton National Bank
James R. Chaffinch, JR
Marvin N. Smith, Attorney
Mildred B. Butler
Clifford L. Stafford
Reg. of Wills
Edward A. Foraker
Maurice A. Brackett
Charles V. Moore
Robert F. Schreiber
Orphans’ Court For
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