Western Maryland Wildlife Federation officers elected at Shipways Inn
The Western Maryland Wildlife Federation met at Shipway's Inn as officers and pending legislation were discussed. Donald R. Frush won the presidency, with Joseph Minke as vice president and Richard Forrest as secretary. Fred Wantz retired after guiding the group through active conservation years.
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S.i C.ion
Western Maryland Wildlife Federation
Shipway’s
Frush
Joseph Minke
Cumberland
Richard Forrest
Boonsboro
Fred Wantz
Hancock
Western Maryland Federation
Wantz
Maryland
Federation
New York Knights Indoor Meet Sees OBrien Leps Duel
In a Knights of Columbus indoor meet at Madison Square Garden Australia’s Ker ry OBrien and Toronto’s Ergas Leps prepared for a mile clash. Leps seeks victory after two prior defeats in New York while OBrien arrives with recent two mile records and plans to run both the mile and two mile events. Other top entrants include Charlie Christmas Bob Zieminsky Tom Donnelly and Barry Brown with a 600 field weakened by Martin McGrady’s tendon injury and Theron Lewis’s 440 doubt.
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New York
Ergas Leps
Ry O’brien
Knights of Columbus
Madison Square Garden
O'Brien
Philadelphia Inquirer
Leps
Toronto
Tom O'Hara
Lers
Tom Farrell
Kingston
Jamaica
O’brien
Charlie Christmas
Abilene Christian
Bob Zieminsky
Georgetown
Tom Donnelly
Villanova
Barry Brown
Martin McGrady
Theron Lewis
Ricardo Urbina
Jim Kemp
Los Angeles 49Ers
Mel Pender
Army
Vietnam
George Anderson
Houston Striders
Jim Lee
Maryland
Littler Massengale Lead Desert Golf Classic Wind Blues Scores
In Palm Springs California Gene Littler and Don Massengale tied for first after a windy second round of the Bob Hope Desert Classic Littler shot 67 Massengale 70 for 139 total. Notables Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Billy Casper and defending champion Doug Sanders posted varied scores as the wind shaped a tough day.
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Wireproto
Refram
Gene Littler
Don Massengale
Palm Springs
Calif
Littler
Massengale
Jacksboro
Tex
Jack Nickleus
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Doug Sanders
Casper
Frank Boynton
George Archer
Lionel Hewert
Jacky Cupit
Dale Douglass
Paul Bondeson
Jay Dolan
Joe Campbell
Paul Harney
New Pro Dace Loop Gets Formal Start
The American Basketball Association was formally launched with George Mikan named commissioner. The league plans two five team divisions with New York Pittsburgh Indianapolis Minneapolis and New Orleans in the East and Dallas Houston Kansas City Oakland Anaheim in the West. Expansion to other cities may follow after a fall start.
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Mike Rathet
NEW York
American Basketball Association
George Mikan
Minneapolis Lakers
Gary Davidson
Dallas
ABA
Mikan
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Ind
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Houston
Tex
Kansas City
Oakland
Anaheim
Calif
Davidson
Brown
Gabe Rubin
Civic Arena
William Witmore
Charles Frazier
Cloyce
Lionel Cunningham
Charles Smither
Loyola University Field House
L P Shields
Fred Jefferson
Metropolitan Sports Center
Boone
Downey
Zaslofsky
National Basketball Association
ABC Freight Forwarding
John Murphy
NBA
League
California
Old Time Batsmen Honor Papa Bear On Birthday
Chicago Bears owner coach George Halas is honored by the Chicago Old Timers Baseball Association on his 72nd birthday. He jokes about a brief Yankees outfield stint and discusses 1967 plans, while aiming to strengthen the team through the draft and trades.
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Papa Bear
Chicago
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Chicago Old Timers Baseball Association
Halas
George
New York Yankees
Yankees
Bears
NFL
Honolulu
Rudy Bukich
Bukich
College Basketball Results Across Nations Falls in Night Scores
Manhattan defeats Temple 82 to 72 while Carnegie Tech tops Alleghany 75 to 3. Colorado crushes Oklahoma State 49 to 42 and Miami romps Memphis State 88 to 63. Richmond 87 over Furman 79. Georgetown beats Loyola Maryland 86 to 75. Wagner 93 over Washington 75. South Carolina State 93 over Tuskegee 74. Hardin-Simmons 104 over McMurry Texas 80. Tulsa 65 over North Texas State 62. Providence 92 over Gannon 66. Centenary 85 over Hawaii 78. Detroit 4 toBoston College 3. Cincinnati 131 over Baltimore 125.
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Colorado
Okla
Detroit Signs All But Six Tigers Reach Two Pitcher Deals
Detroit AP reports the Tigers signed veteran Hank Aguirre and rookie George Korinca, leaving six unsigned of 39 players. Remaining targets include Bill Monbouquette Orlando Pena Bill Braham John Hiller Jerry Lumpe and Dick McAuliffe with terms undisclosed.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Hank Aguirre
George Korinca
Tigers
Bill Monbouquette
Orlando Pena
Bill Braham
John Hiller
Jerry Lumpe
Dick McAuliffe
TJ To Host Martinsburg Tonight
Martinsburg seeks revenge against Thomas Johnson at the TJ gym in the area cage slate highlight. Also on tap Frederick’s Cadets at South in Hagerstown with title bids and several road games across the region including Thurmont at Francis Scott Key and Damascus at Springbrook. Maryland School for the Deaf hosts Kendall in another area clash.
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Martinsburg
Thomas Johnson
Patriots
Frederick
South
Hagerstown
Thurmont
Francis Scott Key
Middletown
Jasine Walkersville
Emmitsburg
Linganore
St. John’s
Taneytown
Mount Airy
North Carroll
Fred Baker
Poolesville
Einstein
Damascus
Springbrook
Maryland School For the Deaf
Kendall
Orioles
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Maryland Wildlife Federation
General Assembly
George B. Shields
Department of Game and Inland Fish
Shields
Garrett
Allegany
Equador I
Bowie, Md
Equador II
Bowie
Phyl
Destiny
Chuck Baltazar
Emanuel Mittman
Balatazar
Equador
Euador TI
Phyl’s Destiny
Bill Phelps
Joe Culmone
Department
Bud Halla
Halla
Frederick County
Dorchester County
Worcester
Amercan Basketball Association
Wirephore Davidson
Los Angeles
Dean Refram
Eldorado
Nicklaus
Palmer
Sanders
Jack McGowan
Messengale
Kolea
Sh. Mare
Washington
Steve Molnar
George Washington University
Utah
George Washington
Manhattan
Temple
Carnegie Tech
Alleghany
NHL
Boston
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Phillins
Philheat
Blue Ridge
P.O. Box
Frederick, Md
JEEP
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Olds Mow
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