Smith 22 Leads Walkersville Past Brunswick in 82–31 Win
Gordon Smith scored 22 and had 16 assists and 24 rebounds as Walkersville built a 43–14 halftime lead and cruised to an 82–31 victory over Brunswick. Ralph Whitmore added 13 points, Bruce Wynkoop 9, and 14 Lions played. Walkersville also won the JV game 78–39.
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Brunswick
Smith
Bill Talley
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Bruce Wynkoop
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Mt Airy doubles up Moton 69 44 for third straight win
Mt Airy led 14 0 early and built a 33 26 halftime edge then pulled away in the second half. Wilson Etzler scored 18 to lead Mt Airy with Jim Linton 16 and Jim Miller 14, while Robert Moton was led by Darin with 12. The Jr team also won 32 17 as Charles Miller had 10.
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Robert Moton
Bulldogs
Wilson Etzler
Etzler
Jim Linton
Jim Miller
Chase
Jackson
Smith
Miller
Warfield
J Lowe
Simms
Linton
Frizzell
Tota
Mount Aury
Mt Aury
Poolesville Tops Damascus 52 48 After Third Quarter Surge
Poolesville erased a 29 24 halftime deficit with a 24 point third period to beat Damascus 52 48. Lewis Bell led Poolesville with 15 points while Mike Woodfield and Wayne Randolph each had 12 for Damascus. JV Poolesville 58 Damascus 53 with Owens scoring 20.
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Damascus
Indians
Lewis Bell
Mike Woodfield
Wayne Randolph
Owens
Jim Saylor
Poolesville Damascus
Randolph
Hitchens
Lawson
Naylor
Hines
Hamilton
Burdette
Thomas
Gladhill
Belt
Woodfield
Pootesville
Snell Plans European Tour Before Retirement
Peter Snell of New Zealand, mile world record holder and Tokyo Olympic double gold medalist, said he will tour Europe next July and then retire. He hinted he will seek to improve his marks before stepping away from competition.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Peter Snell
Zealand
Tokyo
Roads Commission To Tell Plans To Utility Officials
The State Roads Commission will meet Monday morning in Hagerstown with utility officials from Frederick, Garrett, Allegany and Washington Counties to acquaint them with SRC road building plans for the next two years. This second of three regional meetings aims to boost cooperation with utilities during road construction and follows earlier sessions with Eastern Shore counties and central and southern Maryland.
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Hagerstown
Frederick
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
SRC
Eastern Shore
Baltimore
Maryland
John B. Funk
Funk
Basketball Scores From Multiple Games
Army defeated DePauw 74 to 54 in the VPI Invitational first round. North Carolina beat Mississippi State 84 to 80. Long Island University won 91 to 65 over Bates. UCLA topped Marquette 61 to 52. Maryland06 82 over Wake Forest 64. Maryland State won 105 to 93 against Virginia State. Morgan State 88 over Jersey City State 67. Mount St. Marys 89 defeated Randolph Macon 55.
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DePauw
North Carolina
Mississippi State
Long Island U
Bates
UCLA
Marquette
Maryland
Wake Forest
Maryland State
Virginia State
Morgan State
Jersey City State
Mount St. Marys
Randolph
Macon
Liners Rally Past Saints 55-48 in Emmitsburg Showdown
Emmitsburg battled St John s to an 18 18 first quarter deadlock before pulling away to 55 48 at home. Sonny Bell and Carson Kelley led late scoring with 6 and 5 points respectively as Bob Marrone and John Tregoning paced the Saints with 18 and 15 points. Rick Hassett scored 25 in a JV win for St John s. Cosmo Signs and Japan Bound notes followed.
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St. John’s
Liners
Sonny Bell
Carson Kelley
Bell
Kelley
Bob Marrone
John Tregoning
Saints
Rick Hassett
Stanley Andrew
ST. John‘s
Baly
Marrone
Baker
Tregoning
Bushman
Mauro
Valentine
McClellan
Zeigler
Ulrich
St John's
St John’s
County Approves Four New Homes and Rural Projects
County authorities granted permits for four new homes valued at 56,000 and approved two farm projects. A $19,500 frame home in New Market View for Roscoe L. Pearce. three Ednal Inc. homes on Moxley Road south of Route 40 East. a $1,000 pole and aluminum machine shed for Robert B. Ogle on Old Frederick Road at New Cut Road. a $50 frame and metal pony shelter for Bernard H. Stoner on College Lane and Hampton Valley Road. a temporary trailer site for Baxter C. Dougherty’s brother on New Midway to Detour Road. and one home addition on Park Millis Road for James E. Leeks costing 800.
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Robert B. Ogle
Frederick Road
New Cut Road
College Lane
Hampton Valley Road
Bernard H. Stoner
Emmitsburg
Baxter C. Dougherty
Midway-to-Detour
Haughs Church Road
Park Millis Road
James E. Leeks
Dickerson
Lyn Burke Road
Market View
Roscoe L. Pearce
Damascus
Ednal, Inc
Mount Air
Er Lam Moxley
Damascus Youths Seek Help for Needy Families
Damascus Chapter of the Future Farmers of America calls for donations of clothing toys canned food or cash to aid needy families at Christmas. Donations accepted via members or at Damascus High School 9 a m to 3 30 p m before Thursday. Ohio State led Big Ten in attendance in 1964 with 583 740 across seven home games and an average of 83 391.
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Damascus
The
Future Farmers of America
Damascus High School
Ohio State
Big Ten
Poverty Relief Delegates Attend State Conference
County officials Randolph Rosencrantz and Geneva Barthel attended a statewide conference on the National Economic Opportunity Act. Rosencrantz also represented Frederick city at Mayor E. Paul Magaha's request. Other delegates included S. W. Parrish and George Grier from neighboring counties as the Frederick Board seeks a poverty coordinator.
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Annapolis
Board of County Commissioners
Randolph B. Rosencrantz
Geneva Barthel
Braddock Heights
Rosencrantz
Frederick
E. Paul Magaha
City
S. W. Parrish
Montgomery
George Grier
Carroll County Commission
Frederick County
County to Use Economic Opportunity Act Aid
Rosencrantz said Frederick County can administer the act since over 20 percent of families earn less than 3000 dollars annually. He will present a detailed report to the county Board Monday and file one with the Mayor of Frederick.
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Rosencrantz
Frederick County
Frederick
Young Democrats urged to join home rule study
Frederick County Young Democrats ask to join with the League of Women Voters in studying county home rule during their Christmas meeting at the Southern Restaurant. Miss Dorothy Handley, state executive committee member, proposed joint action.
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Frederick County
Young Democrats
League of Women Voters
Dorothy Handley
The
Maryland Young Democrats study home rule and doubled contributions
The Maryland State Young Democrats study home rule for counties Frederick and Washington and a statewide constitution proposal. Charles Moylan Jr and Jamesville proposed doubling financial contributions to the state organization at the last executive meeting in Baltimore. The annual election is Jan 14 at Winchester Hall with a nominating committee and floor nominations. The New York Yankees list two rookie catchers on their 1965 roster Jake Gibbs hit .219 at Richmond and Billy Madden .283 at Columbus.
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Baltimore
Jiamsville
Stanley Y. Bennett
Hiram Winchester
Winchester Hall
Sey
Yankees
Jake Gibbs
Richmond
Billy Madden
Columbus
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