New Year Fishing and Hunting Notes by Potomac
Fishermen plan New Year gathering at Wood's Lock Branch mouth near PEPCO plant with John Fox's Bait Store meeting at 8 30 a m. Carp and catfish dominate after deer season, with river conditions and boat access noted. Also details on fishing licenses and the Mid Atlantic Sports and Travel Show January 12–17 at Baltimore Civic Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood’s Lock
Potomac
PEPCO
John Fox
John
Dickerson
Bud Mock
Tom Federline
Bud
George Yeager
al Brookhouse
White's Ferry
Monocacy
Nows
Maryland
Baltimore Civic Center
Mid-Atlantic
Garcia Corp
Caribbean
Gallatin Fired as Coach of St Louis Hawks
St Louis AP report says Harry Gallatin was fired Monday as coach of the St Louis Hawks. Ben Kerner named Rich Guerin to succeed him immediately, with Guerin becoming the Hawks’ ninth coach in nine seasons. Gallatin will be paid through May 1, 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gallatin
St. Louis Hawks
ST Louis
Harrs Gallatin
National Basketball Association
St Louis Hawks
Pll
Hawks
Ben Kerner
Gallatin
Riche Guerin
Kerner
Guerin
Ninewear
NBA
WBA
Los Angeles Lakers
St Sams
SRA
Guerm
Finley ends feud with Kansas City officials over stadium lease
Charles C. Finley and Kansas City officials resolved the long running dispute over the Athletics stadium lease with smiles and a promise to keep the club in Kansas City for at least three more years. After a two day closed session with Mayor Davis and the city council, officials said they would pursue 5 000 season ticket sales, up from 2 019 last season. Finley had sued to reinstate a move clause tied to attendance but the case was dismissed and he later announced on a radio panel show that he would drop the suit and stay through the lease term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Charles C. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Finley
Tius Davis
Jackson County
Top performers named by Sport Magazine in 18th year end
New York AP Baltimore Colt quarterback John Unitas and Baltimore Oriole bronks Robinson are cited as the year s top performers in pro football and baseball by Sport Magazine in its 18th annual year end selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baltimore Colt
John Unitas
Baltimore
Hornets Trade Players For Fred Hills From Springfield
The Pittsburgh Hornets of the American Hockey League Monday traded forwards Yves Lucas and Dennis Rothwell to Springfield for left wing Fred Hills. Hills, 25, has been on the organized hockeys suspended list since September 1963 when he refused a report to Springfield after playing the previous season for Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Hornets
Yves Lucas
Dennis Rothwell
Springfield
Fred Hills Hills
Cleveland
College Basketball Results Digest from AP Reports
College basketball scores across tournaments. Bradley beat Massachusetts 101 to 73. Ohio State defeated Dartmouth 90 to 59. NYU beat Italy Cross in consolation. St John’s beat LaSalle 78 to 71. Princeton won over Syracuse 79 to 69. Indiana edged St Louis 98 to 68. Xavier defeated Olio 93 to 87. Brigham Young topped Creighton 109 to 74. Town Los Angeles Classic: USC 71 over DePaul 52. Florida State 44. Minnesota 77 over Washington 76. Quaker City Journey and other festival outcomes listed with several teams and scores. Professional games include Philadelphia 81 over unknown opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Associated Press
Bradley
Massachusetts
Ohio State
Dartmouth
NYU
Italy
Cross
St John’s
Lasalle
Princeton
Syracuse
Temple
Indiana
St Louis
Michigan
Manhattan
Xavier
Southern Califon
de Pau
Florida State
Minnesota
Josephs
Davidson
Alabama
Fenn
Pitt
Maisland
Tulsa
Richmond
Walkersville and Einstein Open Holiday Tournament Nights
Walkersville defeated Gaithersburg 56 54 to advance in the Walkersville Holiday Basketball Tournament while Albert Einstein beat Northwestern 63 42 to set up a final with Walkersville. Maryland edged Tulsa 66 59 as Joe Harrington led the Terps and Gary Ward added 16 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
Maryland
Tulsa
Golden Hurricanes
Miami
Yale
Joe Harrington
Gary Ward
Harrington
Terps
Jay McMuren
Ward
Sheran Dillard
Rick Park
Walkersville
Gaithersburg
Albert Hinstein
Northwestern
Einstein
WFMD
Lions
Jerry Darnell
Trojans
Northwestern Einstein
Wagner
Gossage
Dawes
Hopkins
Oe Callahan
A Pierce
Douglas
O É Richards
Eastham
Westwood
Campbell
Franey
Brunetts
Amundson
Einstein Wow
Sie Gft Crown
Waltmare
Lyons
Zimmerman
Childs
Trout
Darnall
Bsmith
Ricks
Dirks
German
Snorts
Gough
Wallingford
Penny Causes Trouble In Oakville Hockey Injury
Frank Milne a 32 year old veteran of the Oakville Oaks in the Ontario Hockey Association senior series skated over a penny during a game with the Guelph Regals Sunday night and suffered a compound leg fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakville
Ont
Frank Milne
Oakville Oaks
Ontario Hockey Association
Guelph Regals
Browns master plan propels 27 0 win over Colts
Blanton Collier outlined Cleveland Browns game plan after their 27-0 NFL title win over Baltimore. He highlighted using Ernie Green and Jim Brown, noted Collins three TD catches, Brown 114 rushing yards, and a defense anchored by fundamentals. Collier praised Ryan and Warfield while acknowledging injuries shaped roster moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hand
Associated Press
Cleveland
Blanton Collier
Cleveland Browns
Baltimore Wolls
Collier
Ernie Green
Jim Brown
Jim
Ardage
Green
Paul Warfield
John Brewer
Gary Collins
Collins
Brown
Frank Ryan
Lake Front
Princeton Beats Syracuse 79 69 In MSG Opener
Princeton, led by Bull Bradley 36 points, defeated Syracuse 79 69 in the Madison Square Garden Holiday Festival first round. St Johns edged LaSalle 78 71 in the other afternoon game. both Princeton and St Johns advance toward semifinal play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bull Bradley
Princeton
Syracuse
St John’s of
Jerry Houston
LaSalle
Michigan
Manhattan
Cincinnati
Temple
St John's Redmen
Ste Pe
Staubach Likely to Start for East in Shrine Game
In San Francisco the East football squad moves toward naming its starting QB for the East West Shrine game after Roger Staubach's strong Miami performance. Staubach completed 17 of 19 passes in practice, signaling he may start over Fred Mazurek. West coach John McKay plans to choose between Craig Morton and Bob Barry, possibly by coin flip, rotating them by quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Miami
Roger Staubach
Navy
Santa Clara University
Pete Elliott
Staubach
Fred Mazurek
Pittsburgh
John McKay
Craig Morton
California
Bob Barry
Oregon
McKay
Linganore Holiday Tournament Opens Tonight
The third annual Linganore Holiday Basketball Tournament opens at 7 p.m. with St. John's of Frederick facing Damascus High School. At 8:30 p.m. Linganore hosts Brunswick High School in the second game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linganore
St. John's of Frederick
Damascus High School
Brunswick High School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mar
Ruchy Summers
Charles Finley
K. C
Hornets
Albert Einstein
Gerald Childs
Vaughn Zimmerman
Gordon Smith
Ralph Whitmore
Dave Wallingford
Jerry Crown
Tom Hopkins
Alan Ferraro
Dick Richards
John Gossage
Masco Campbell
Bob Wagner
Ken Ricks
Garthersburg
Rolfe Castleman
Albert Einstein Tought
Penny
Howard Brinker
Ed Ulinski
Nick Shorich
Johnny Unitas
Johnny
Berry
Raymond Berry
Walter Beach
Larry Benz
Ross Fichtner
Renz
Galen Fiss
Frank Parker
Rod Gain
Jim Kanicki
Dick Modelewski
Parker
Gain
Warfield
Collis
Ryan
Tim “Imowski
Frank
Astern
Arizona
Mike Howell
Grambling
Terry Sieg
Virginia
Inemen
Billy Irwin
Mississippi
Dick Klein
Wichita Caller
Fiss
John Brown
Hewsmen
Princeton Downs
Cal
Blue Ridge Oil Company
Philheat
Frederick, Md
Linganore Tourney
General Y Tire
General Kraftread
Tas Etat General Tire, Inc
Eae Ee For
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!