City High to anchor 1964 Frederick football schedule
Notes from here and there report City High School of Baltimore will join Frederick’s 1964 football slate, with City hosting each season and Patterson preferring a home-and-home setup. Cadets will welcome South Hagerstown Allegany Westminster and Boonsboro to McCurdy Field in a tough year, while Harpers Ferry faces eligibility-related basketball uncertainty.
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City High School of
Baltimore
Frederick
Jack Molesworth
City
Patterson
South Hagerstown
Allegany
Westminster
Boonsboro
McCurdy Field
Molesworth
Harpers Ferry
Bob Schievener
Martinsburg Journal
West Virginia
Hedgesville
W. Va. Board of Appeals
Schrivener
Frederick High School
Hal Moser
Elm Street
FHS
Swedish hockey player suspended at Olympic games
Sweden forward Karl Oberg received a one game suspension from IIHF for throwing his broken stick at Canadian coach Rev. David Bauer during a 3 1 loss. The incident occurred after the play and left Bauer with a forehead cut.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Sweden
Karl Oberg
Canada
David Bauer
International Ice Hockey Federation
Oberg
United States
Father Bauer
IIHF
Bunny Ahearne
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Ahearne
NHL
Toronto
Maple Leafs
Rudy Eklow
Tumba Johansson
Mt Airy defeats Moton 63 to 39 in boys hoop
Mt Airy bats back from early deficit to beat Moton 63 39 as Ray Blanton nets 30 points and Ray Linton adds 11 for the Bulldogs in the victory. Mt Airy also wins the junior varsity 27 23.
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MT. Airy
Robert Moton
Bulldogs
Ray Blanton
Ray Linton
Blanton
Brookley
T Banks
Linton
Lewis
Hayy
Merron O
Tiller
Thomas
Harwood
Hawkworth
Lowe
WFSW
Iter
Ge Repert Meten
Spectators Fight Breaks Out at Chattanooga Boxing Meet
In Chattanooga Tennessee at Memorial Auditorium a melee erupted when a fan leaped from his seat and another spectator began swinging. Officials stopped the Golden Gloves bout as police intervened and the referee halted the ring action amid the disruption.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Chattanooga
Memorial Auditorium
Robertson Embry pace Royals past Bullets in Dayton win
Oscar Robertson and Wayne Embry sparked a third period surge as Cincinnati toppled Baltimore 118 to 106 in Dayton. Robertson scored 35 with 13 in the third while Embry added 20 16 in the second half. Baltimore led early but Cincinnati pulled away 76 63 late in the third as Red Thorn and Arlen Bockhorn suffered injuries and a capacity crowd of 5808 watched at the University of Dayton Field House.
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Dayton
Ohio
Oscar Robertson
Wayne Embry
Cincinnati
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Royals
Bullets
Baltimore
Boston
Robertson
Embry
Walt Bellamy
Si Green
Terry Dischinger
Bellamy
Red Thorn
Arlen Bockhorn
University of Dayton
Royal
Baltimore Cincinnate
Arnette
Cable
Disch’ger
Hawking
Green
Lucas
Hardnett
Olsen
Johnson
Rob‘tson
Kolts
Smith
Loughery
Stavman
Thacker
Twyman
Dischinger
Shue
Cincinnati Arnette
Hawkins
Staverin
Frederick Cadets Rally Past Westminster 67 55 in Tri State Win
Frederick Cadets break five-game skid with a 67-55 Tri State League victory over Westminster. The team surged 14 straight points late in the third quarter to build an 18 point cushion, led by Jim Trout with 14 points and Lou Brachey with 15 and ten rebounds.
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Frederick Cadets
Westminster
Cadets
Frederick
Cener
Owls
Arnold Book
Lou Brachey
Jim Trout
Brachey
Trout
Lou
Jim Hall
Hall
Bruchey
Sifford Charles Share Lead in Palm Springs Golf Tourney
Palm Springs Calif AP cigar chomping Charlie Sifford the 40 year old National Negro Open champion from Los Angeles remained tied for the lead after the third round of the Palm Springs Classic a 50 000 dollar event. He shot 71 for 208 three rounds and shared the standings with British Open champion Bob Charles who had 69 to join him at 208.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Charlie Sifford
Los Angeles
Charles
Sifford
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Charlies
de Soto Lakes
Fla
Eldorado Country Club
Berranda Dunes
Casper
Bill Casper Jr
Gene Littler
Randy Glover
Bob Adamson
Jimmy Demaret
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Julius Boros
Wail
Goalby
Art Wall Jr
Bob Goalby
Bruce Devlin
Bruce Crampton
Australia
Bob Rosburg
Chuck Courtney
Tommy Jacobs
Doug Sanders
Friday Sanders
Jacobs
Glenelg Routs Linganore 74 43 in boys basketball
Glenelg held Linganore to three points in the second quarter and pulled away to a 74 to 43 win. Ridgely led Glenelg with 16 points while Horman topped Linganore with 11. Glenelg also won the junior varsity game 47 to 42.
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Glenelg
Linganore
Lancers
Richard Horman
John Kemp
Colts to Meet Steelers in Hall of Fame Exhibition
Baltimore Colts will face Pittsburgh Steelers in the Hall of Fame football exhibition at Canton Ohio on September 6. Proceeds go to the Hall of Fame and the game is at Fawcett Stadium with 19 500 seats. Eagles will play the Colts in Hershey Pennsylvania on August 8. Each NFL team may play up to five exhibition games this year.
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Steve Vandenberg
Allegany
Cumberland
Vandenberg
College Park
Walkersville
Mt. Savage
Fort Hill
Williamsport
Washington County
Garrett County
Billy Franklin
Maryland
Jim Stockman
Franklin
American Legion
Bud
United States
Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Pittsburgh Steelers
Canton
Ohio
Hall of Fame
Fawcett Stadium
Philadelphia Eagles
Colts
Hershey
NFL
Canadian hockey official backs open subsidies for amateurs
Washington AP reports during Senate hearings Campbell and Kennedy endorsed a bill to grant antitrust exemptions to professional leagues including hockey. Campbell argued subsidies aid player development and keep amateurs intact, while Kennedy foresees NBA growth and supports exemptions for fair competition. He noted US amateur rules differ from Canada.
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Washington
Senate
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Campbell
Clarence Campbell
National Hockey League
Teur
J. Walter Kennedy
National Basketball Association
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly
Hart
Canada
Amateur Athletic Union
United States
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Kennedy
Russians Win Third Olympic Gold in Speed Skating
Russia extends Winter Games dominance as Lidia Skoblikova wins the women's 1500 time in Olympic record 2 22.6 and eyes four golds. Finland's Veikko Kankkonen takes the 70 meter ski jump, while the U S hockey team loses to the Russians 7 5 but beats Germany 8 0 in a bid for advancement.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Lidia Skoblikova
United States
Germany
U. S
Canada
Czechoslovakia
Finland
Viekko Kankkonen
Russia
Dorothy Hirschland
Closter
Konstanze Roehts
Britain
Holland
Sjoukje Dijkstra
America
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HyFe
J. Rolfe Castleman
Pete Markey
Frederick Trips
Marty Kline
Rodney Sewell
Press Westminster
Sewell
Freder
Palm Spring
Steelers
U.S
Roger Christian
Warroad
Minn
Dates Fryberger
Duluth
Pat Rupp
Detroit
Tom Yurkovich
Judith Morstein
Butte
Mont
Marie Lawler
Minneapolis
Janice Smith
Rochester
N.Y
Miss Smith
Miss Lawler
Skoblikova
Torgeir Brandtvaeg
Norway
Josef Mateus
John Ballant
Gene Kotlarek
Austen Samuelstuen
Boulder
Colo
Dave Hicks
Miss Dijkstra
Heitzer
Christine Haigler
Colorado Springs
Peggy Fleming
Pasadena
Albertina Noyes
Arlington
Philheat
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