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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1964

Page

14

NBA President Defends Referees Amid Injury Claims

New York AP report says Walter Kennedy, head of the league, found no evidence of deliberate intent to injure players. He spoke after concerns raised by Ben Kerner and Jack McMahon about rough play, noting faster, larger players increase injury severity and that officials saw no intent to harm.

NEW York National Basketball Association Walter Kennedy Kennedy Ben Kerner St. Louis Hawks Jack McMahor Cincinnati Royals Sir Borgia

Mount Saint Marys Fall Short In Close Mountaineers Rally

Manhattan tops Mt Saint Marys 73 70 after a late Mt Saint Marys comeback. Key players include Mat Link with 23 points for Mt Saint Marys and Larry Lembo scoring 16 for Manhattan. The Mtaineers cut the gap to four late before a decisive free throw and foul shots sealed the win. Mt Saint Marys hosts Randolph Macon next in Mason Dixon action at 8 pm.

Manhattan Pete Johnston Mat Link Mike Lyons Haag Lyons Johnston Mountaineers Larry Lembo Bob Chiupsa Mountaineer Mt St Mary Mounties Emmitsburg Randolph Macon Mason-Dixon MT. ST. Mary Lemoo Campbell Link Carrell Schnarcauf Folk Chisasa Bruns Flasigan Vartine Cniumsa Lyors Mt. Saint Mary‘s

Drought Relief Workers Get Awards

Harold M Free of Rocky Springs chaired the Frederick County ASC and received an award at Winchester Hall. Four other ASC members Dudrow Grossmeckle Main Enfield honored for livestock feed program work. Office staff Derr Reeves Mossburg Clarey Overton Hoffman recognized for drought emergency service as Governor Tawes endorses the program.

Harold M Free Rocky Springs Frederick County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Winchester Hall Free Frederick County ASC Russell A. Dudrow Clarke Place Lester E Grossmeckle Ellerton Frank A Main Lewistown Bertram Enfield Knoxville Viola Derr ASCS George B Reeves Maryland Frederick Derr Dill Avenue Anne Mossburg RFD Margaret Clarey Broad Run Freda Overton Jefferson Ella Mae Hoffman Utica J Millard Tawes State Agriculture Department

Penn State Upsets Ohio State 27-0 Tops 1964 Upset List

The Associated Press named Penn State’s 27-0 win over second-ranked Ohio State the season’s most spectacular upset. On 70 of 128 ballots, writers and broadcasters chose the Nittany Lions, who trailed into the game with four losses in seven. Garry Wydman passed and Tom Urbanik led the Penn State line as they scored in every quarter to defeat Ohio State in Columbus before nearly 85,000 fans.

Associated Press Penn State Ohio State Buckeyes Southern California Notre Dame Arkansas Texas Longhorns Nittany Lions Columbus Ohio Garry Wydman Tom Urbanik

Browns Colts NFL Championship Tickets Mailed

The first tickets for the NFL championship game between the Cleveland Browns and Baltimore Colts were mailed Thursday. Browns management said batches will go out daily and all tickets should be mailed by next Monday or Tuesday. Prices set by the NFL are 10, 8, and 6 dollars.

Cleveland Cleveland Browns Baltimore Colts Browns NFL

Evansville Tops Small College Teams

Evansville's Purple Aces 3-0, perennial NCAA small college champions, host a two-session holiday tournament starting Friday night. George Washington 1-5, Denver 3-2, and LSU 2-2 visit Evansville for the event as the top ranked small college team.

Evansville Associated Press Purple Aces Aces George Washington Denver Louisiana State

Aces face challenge in NCAA tourney Hoops grit

Aces led by 6-4 Larry Humes from Madison Indiana dominate with 34 points per game and 529 field shooting. teammates Sam Watkins Rus Grieger Jerry Sloain and Herb Williams share scoring while Evansville beat Iowa Northwestern and Notre Dame. Grambling and Youngstown remain top unbeatens as Pan-American and others trail in the weekly AP poll. In Newark New Jersey a judge sentences a 25 year old woman to jail for having too many illegitimate children after earlier probation warnings.

Municipal Stadium Associated Press Aces Ard McCutchan Larry Humes Madison Ind Indiana Humes Sam Watkins Evansville Rus Grieger Jerry Sloain McLeansboro Ill Herb Williams Centralia Iowa Northwestern Notre Dame Grampling Grambling Youngstown Newark N.J Horace Bellfatto

Woman on welfare faces indeterminate Clinton Reformatory term

A pregnant woman awaiting trial before Bellfatto on a warrant from Essex Department was sentenced to an indefinite term at Clinton Reformatory for Women. Her mother receives $292 monthly from the county welfare board plus medical expenses for five children ages 2 to 7.

Swellen Bellfatto Peared Essex Ee Eg Department Hat Bellfatto Clinton Reformatory For Women County Welfare Board

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