Dodgers Trade Howard and 3 Others for Osteen and $100,000
The Los Angeles Dodgers sent Frank Howard and three players to the Washington Senators in exchange for pitcher Claude Osteen, third baseman John Kennedy, and $100,000. The deal, part of a busy winter meeting, shifts power and adds defense and pitching for Washington. Additional trades included Bo Belinsky to the Phillies and Cesar Tovar moving from the Twins to the Reds.
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Houston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Frank Howard
Washington Senators
Claude Osteen
John Kennedy
Howard
Senators
Phil Ortega
Pete Richert
Ken McMullen
Los Angeles Angels
Bo Belinsky
Philadelphia Phillies
Costen Shockley
Rudy May
Minnesota Twins
Ger
Ry Arrigo
Cincinnati Reds
Cesar Tovar
Nats
Washington
Gil Hodges
Dodger
Buzzie Bavasi
Notes From Here And There Chronicle Local Sports Kaleidoscope
A compact roundup recounts travel misadventures of Jack Griffin and six girls heading to the National Women's Cross Country Meet in New York, plus highlights on Homer Brooks Frederick High School’s coaching success, Liberty Bowl turf details, Tri-State League shifts, Globetrotters vs Generals events, and coach Roy Comer’s Martinsburg record.
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Jack Griffin
New York
Pam Unger
Edith Hubbard
Nancy Korrell
Linda Delawoter
Phyllis Swann
Christie Smallwood
Griffin
New York University
Delaware Memorial Bridge
Maryland
Frederick
Homer Brooks
Brooks
Frederick High School
William Miers
Piedmont High School
West Virginia
Miers
Utah
Atlantic City Convention Hall
Boonsboro
Waynesboro
Harlem Globetrotters
Washington Generals
Civic Center
Bullets
Wjz-Tv
Baltimore
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
San Francisco
St Louis
Los Angeles
Cumberland
Fort Hill
Allegany
Sentinels
Howard County
Jack Molesworth
National Basketball Association
Sporting News
Roy Comer
Martinsburg
Palmer's 67 Keeps U. S. Tied For Lead In Canada Cup Golf
Arnold Palmer fired a 67 to maintain a two stroke lead with a two day total of 133 as the United States and South Africa shared the top team spot in the Canada Cup after 36 holes at Kaanapali Hawaii. Jack Nicklaus shot 69 to help the U S stay even with South Africa at 274 while Gary Player posted 66 the day’s best and Denis Hutchinson Leopoldo Ruiz and Chen Ching Po trailed.
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Kaanapali
Hawaii
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
Kaanapali Club
South Africa
Gary Player
Ted Makalena
Leopoldo Ruiz
Argentina
Denis Hutchinson
Ben Hogan
Chen Ching- Po
United States
Puerto Rico
Nicklaus
College Scores Include Seton Hall Triumph Over Loyola Md
Seton Hall defeated Loyola Maryland 90 to 77 while Niagara at Tulsa was canceled due to fog. Niagara players were stranded in Dayton Ohio. Morgan State beat Hampton Institute 92 to 84 and Kentucky edged Iowa 85 to 77. Iowa beat St Francis Pa 77 to 72. Iowa New York 58. Roanoke 96 edged Towson State 94 in double overtime. Dominion 102 beat Washington Lee 68. Maryland State 86 over Hofstra 78. Mount St Marys 79 beat Rider 67 in the Trenton Tournament. Cincinnati 104 topped Los Angeles in NBA play.
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Seton Hall
Loyola
Niagara
Tulsa
Dayton
Ohio
Morgan State
Hampton Institute
Kentucky
Iowa
St. Francis
N.Y
Roanoke
Towson State
Dominion
Washington Lee
Maryland State
Hofstra
Trenton
Mount St. Mary's
Rider
Rebound Shot By Howell Tops Hawks 108-106
Bailey Howell scored a game winning one handed rebound shot with 13 seconds left as the Baltimore Bullets beat the St. Louis Hawks 108 to 106 in Baltimore. Walt Bellamy had 37 points and 37 rebounds, while Gus Johnson led St. Louis with 28 points. The Bullets moved within one game of second place in the Western Division.
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Bailey Howell
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
St. Louis Hawks
Bullets
Hawks
St. Louis
Richie Guerin
Gus Johnson
Howell
Walt Bellamy
Buters
Civic Center
Johnson
Bob Pettit
Len Wilkens
G Foot Petit
Farmer
Beaty
Betlamy
Wilkins
Lough’y
Guerin
Owl
Bridges
Bradds
Silas
Butler
Barnhyil
Loughery
Ohi
Potomac River Rockfish Push Welcomes Winter Anglers
The Chesapeake Bay Affairs department reports strong rockfish action in the Potomac River with 20 pounders and 4 to 5 pounders taken on bucktails and spoons from Point Lookout to Piney Point. Wicomico River to Middle Grounds sees smaller 2 to 3 pounders, Cedar Point trollers land seven to eight rock per man. The ABC tournament is slated for St Paul from March 25 to May 27, the world’s largest participation sports event.
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Annapolis
Department of Chesapeake Bay Affairs
Potomac River
Chesapeake
Potomac
Point Lookout
Piney Point
Wicomico River
Cedar Point
The
American Bowling Congress
St. Paul
Minn
Butkus Huarte Lead AP All America 1964 Team
The 1964 AP All America football team features Heisman winner John Huarte of Notre Dame and Dick Butkus of Illinois as standout linebackers. The 22-man unit, first of its kind since 1952, blends offensive and defensive players including Bob Timberlake, Gale Sayers, Fred Biletnikoff, and Pat Killorin.
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NEW York
John Huarte
Dick Butkus
Huarte
Notre Dame
Downtown Athletic Club
Michigan
Bob Timberlake
Donny Anderson
Texas Tech
Gale Sayers
Kansas
Timberlake
Fred Biletnikoff
Florida State
Lawrence Elkins
Baylor
Erie
Brownwood
Tex
Jim Wilson
Georgia
Pittsburgh
Larry Kramer
Nebraska
Austin
Minn
Tom Nobis
Texas
San Antonio
Bill Fisk
Southern California
San
Stinnett
Harold Wells
Purdue
St Louis
Allen Brown
Mississippi
Natchez
Miss
Dan Kearley
Alabama
Talladega
Ala
John van Sicklen
Iowa State
Walled Lake
Mich
Ohio State
Parma
Ohio
Cosmo Tacaweeris
Princeton
Scranton
Staubach Recognized Despite Navy's Decline
New York AP reports Navy quarterback Roger Staubach rose to fame last year by guiding a nine win season and a Cotton Bowl bid, earning All America honors, while this year the Middies' three wins drop him to an honorable mention alongside teammate Jim Freeman. Maryland players Olaf Drozdov and Jerry Fishman also earned honorable mentions.
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NEW York
Roger Staubach
Navy
Staubach
Middies
Jim Freeman
University of Maryland
Olaf Drozdov
Jerry Fishman
Browns Pick To Shade Cards In Payoff Contests
New York AP reports the Browns visit the St. Louis Cardinals as one of two teams guaranteed a Playoff Bowl berth. Cleveland seeks its first Eastern Division title since 1957 while Green Bay, Baltimore, Minnesota, Los Angeles, Dallas, Washington, Buffalo, San Diego, Boston, and Kansas City also clash in weekend NFL and AFL picks.
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Jim Schaffer
New York Mets
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Jose Cardenal
Los Angeles
Jack Hiatt
Chicago
Fritz Ackley
St. Louis
New York
Cleveland
Cardinals
Miami
Browns
Baltimore
Jimmy Brown
Green Bay
Bears
Packers
Colts
Detroit
Gary Cuozzo
Johnny Unitas
Lenny Moore
Minnesota
Vikings
Giants
Gary Wood
Bill Munson
Rams
Dallas
Philadelphia
Cowboys
Don Meredith
Eagles
Washington
Pittsburgh
Redskins
Sonny Jurgensen
Jurgensen
Buffalo
Oakland
Bills
Raiders
Denver
Boston
Parrots
San Diego
Chargers
Jets
Mike Taliaferro
Pete Liske
Kansas City
Yale Won’t Boycott AAU Says Coach Giegengack
HOUSTON AP Yale University will not join the NCAA in boycotting AAU sanctioned meets despite an NCAA plan. Head coach Robert Giegengack, U.S. track coach for Tokyo, said Yale remains loyal to the NCAA and will not defy its members. The AAU convention adjourns as San Diego wins the Track and Field Championship bid for June, with dates to be set.
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Houston
Yale University
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Yale
Robert Giegengack
Giegengack
U.S
NCAA
Ncaa- Aau
AAU
San Diego
Colts Sign Davis and Fishman for Next Season
The Baltimore Colts announced signing Roosevelt Davis, Tennessee A and M tackle, their eighth round pick, and Jerry Fishman, Maryland linebacker, who plans to turn pro and skip remaining Maryland eligibility. Davis is the second draftee signed, following first round pick Mike Curtis from Duke who signed after the draft.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Roosevelt Davis
Tennessee
Davis
Colts
Mike Curtis
Duke
Satuday
Jerry Fishman
University of Maryland
Fishman
Maryland
Deerkill in Frederick County and WIBC 300 by Shirley Linn
One deer kill by Harry M. Shank of Frederick registered in the Ione deer kill program yesterday. A 9 point, 142 pound buck was shot at Mt Ephriram, boosting the county total to 206. The WIBC notes the first sanctioned 300 game of the new season was rolled by Shirley Linn of Concord, California, with a 168 average.
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Harry M. Shank
Frederick
Mt. Ephriram
Woman's International Bowling Congress
Shirley Linn
Concord
Calif
Swomley of Mount Named All MD Soccer
Washington College leads Mason-Dixon Conference all league soccer selections with two players, including Bruce Jaeger and Gerald Jenkins. Catholic University Loyola Mount St. Marys each claim two spots, with Johns Hopkins Baltimore U and Roanoke receiving single picks. Second team features Bela Kissh and Allen Eisel among three from Baltimore schools, while Hodges and Rufe shift to second unit.
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Baltimore
Washington College
Bruce Jaeger
Gerald Jenkins
Catholic University
Loyola
Mount St. Mary's
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore U
Roanoke
Julian Reginato
Catholic U
Denis Bauerle
Kenneth Swomley
Jaeger
Glen Taylor
Lynchburg
Oswald Hodges
Bela Kissh
Albert Rufe
Hodges
Allen Eisel
Rick Coburn
Scott Joyner
Western Maryland
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Dennis Bennett
Ron Piche
Dan Osinski
Doug Camilli
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Roberto de Vicenzo
U.s.-South Africa
Spain
England
Belgium
Cincinnati
Bay Sport Fishing Report
Zelmo Beaty
Butkus
Pat Killorin
Syracuse
Auburn
Tucker Frederickson
Clarence Williams
Washington State
Arnold Chonko
Cosmo Lacarazzi
Unbeaten
United Princeton
Cosmo
Aeronautical
Gineer
Steve DeLong
Ron Caveness
Arkansas
Pitt
Marty Schottenheimer
Penn State
Glen Ressler
Carl McAdams
Oklahoma
John van Sick
Roger Staubauh
Jimmy Sidle
Roger
Swomley
Mount
First Pines
Phillips
Philheat
Blue Ridge Oil Company
Frederick, Md
Phillip
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