Hardin Out As Navy Coach Amid Reports
Norfolk paper reports Wayne Hardin will not return as Navy head coach next season. Doug Leovil is unofficially offered the job. Navy officials declined to confirm. Hardin’s record at Annapolis includes 38 wins 20 losses and two ties with two bowl appearances.
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Second Victory For Thurmont
Gary Shapiro scored 25 points as Thurmont crushed Maryland School for the Deaf 75 to 29 for a second straight win. The Mountainers opened 24-5 and built a 51-9 halftime edge, then Shapiro and Wildasin led late scoring after Englar benched the starters.
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Boog Powell Named Top AL Slugger of 1964
Boog Powell of the Baltimore Orioles beat Mickey Mantle to win the American League slugging title for 1964 with 257 total bases in 424 at bats and a .608 average. Mantle led in 1954 1936 1962 with 541 slugging. Tony Oliva was batting champion and led AL in other metrics.
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St Anselm's Defeats St John’s to End Winning Streak
St Anselm's outscored St John's in every quarter to win 68-40, ending the Saints two game run. Mike Werner led visitors with 22 points, 16 in the first half, while Grimm added 18. John Tregoning and Steve Zaharoff had 11 each for St Anselm's.
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Liners Triumph 74 30 Over Taneytown In Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg defeated Taneytown 74 to 30 to notch their first win of the season as Sonny Bell scored 23 points and the Liners built a 41 22 halftime lead. Taneytown’s Knouse led visitors with seven points. Emmitsburg shot well from the line going 28 of 41.
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Browns Favored Today Over Tittle in Giants Clash
In New York, Cleveland faces the Giants led by Y A Tittle with a likely Eastern Conference title on the line. The pro picks favor the Browns 35 to 21 as Cleveland's defense pressures Tittle and Jimmy Brown powers the offense.
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Mount Airy Foul Shooting Beats Linganore Lancers
Mount Airy bulleted Linganore 80 to 61 as the Bulldogs hit 28 of 39 free throws. Jimmy Linton led Mt Airy with 23 points while Wilson Etzler added 16 from the line. Linganore’s Dave Jackson had 17 and Bob Cline 16 before fouling out.
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Peary Rallies To Whip Damascus For 70 53 Win
Peary turned a 34 33 halftime deficit into a 70 53 victory over Damascus as Patrick Bills 18 points helped Peary pull away in the final half. Wayne Randolph led Damascus with 17 and Simms added nine markers in a rough night for the hosts.
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Clippers Lose Ingram To Rangers For Weekend Games
Baltimore Clippers coach announces defenseman Ron Ingram will miss Saturday and Sunday games as the New York Rangers recall him to replace Harry Howell who is sidelined with the flu. Ingram remains available for Friday night’s home game against Rochester.
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Armaments race warned as global danger grows in letter
In a letter from Stambolii the arms race is described as a race that could endanger life on earth if modern weapons cannot be used safely. He argues stopping negative development requires less reliance on negotiations that trigger nuclear explosions. Separately in southeastern Luzon a quadruplets birth in Tabaco Albay Province prompts calls for incubators as parents Epifanio and spouse care for eight children. Claude J. Hartman Jr. of Point of Rocks earns a Navy promotion to radio man third class aboard USS Vesale DD 874, currently on duty in Cuba.
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Red China Proposes Nuclear Ban Sparks Global Debate
Belgrade officials condemn Communist China for proposing a world conference to ban nuclear arms and threaten new measures as the proposal draws sharp international criticism. The dispute highlights Cold War tensions and calls for disarmament discussions across major powers.
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Health Department Aids Quadruplets Health Department Aids Quadruplets
A health department team aids quadruplets in a local case. The article mentions nuclear armaments and sports references, including US Open champion Ken Ven iat and Premier Petar Stambolie, with a letter from Red China cited in a health context.
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Malaysia rejects Asian anti communist alliance invite
Kuala Lumpur reports Malaysia declined an invitation from South Korea to join a foreign ministers conference on a proposed militant anti Communist front. The foreign ministry spokesman said the move was part of regional diplomacy. Birthday greetings were noted for patients Mrs. Robert Tyson and Mrs. Gabriel King.
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