Slants From The Sports Desk: Weather Delays District Play
Snow disrupts local basketball schedules as teams face multiple postponed games. February moves toward tournament time with district and state tours ahead. Fred Ericks Cadets clash with Martinsburg Bulldogs while North and South Hagerstown duel for city and class AA titles. Baseball season nears with Walkersville and Senators events, umpire recruitment, and Glade Valley film night. Mount St Marys and Loyola renew a long-standing rivalry at Emmitsburg.
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Cumberland Valley Athletic League
North Hagerstown
Crosstown
South Hagerstown
Washington County
North
Rebels
Ingos Sp na Partner OKed For Return Flight
The article notes that Ingo’s sparring partner is approved for return travel and mentions a world champion Iverson and a Finnish election context. It references a Communist party member’s immigration status under U.S. law and possible government waiver in individual cases.
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I Vita Te Pesonen
Heavyar Johansson
Tny
Iverson
U.S
Communist Party
United States
NBA Results From The Associated Press Archive
National Basketball Association results show Los Angeles defeating Cincinnati 110 to 101 in Monday action. Upcoming Tuesday fixtures include Los Angeles versus Boston in New York and Detroit at New York with Wednesday schedules featuring Boston at Syracuse, Philadelphia at Detroit, and St. Louis at Los Angeles.
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NBA
National Basketball Association
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Boston
New York
Detroit
Syracuse
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Bowie to Make Another Try Reopens Track After Fire
Bowie Maryland AP reports political racing schedule adjusts after a grandstand fire closed the track since last Thursday. Snow and two trains of customers disrupted operations. The Maryland Racing Commission requires makeup days the same calendar year, leaving five Tuesdays to fill before the March 129 closing date.
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Bowie
Boyie Race Wack
Southern Pines
Chedule
Maryland Racing Commission
Angels Unveil New Uniforms and Farm System Plans
The Los Angeles Angels revealed new uniforms with 30 000 stitches per cap. GM Fred Haney noted the club currently operates a single triple A affiliate in Dallas and may seek lower classifications later. Manager Bill Rigney and staff modeled the white home and gray road outfits, featuring blue numerals and red trim with Los Angeles across the front.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Angels
Fred Haney
Dallas
Bill Rigney
Red Kress
Bob Elliott
Marv Grissom
Rigney
Angels
Chisox May Have To Take Trains
Chicago White Sox face more train travel this season as jet age logistics complicate road trips. Ed Short, traveling secretary, says jet schedules are fixed and not available for charters, pushing the team toward rail and limited chartered plane use due to dwindling piston aircraft.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Ed Short
Tate
Domare
Trave Si
Soccer fans take game seriously in El Salvador match
AP reports a tense El Salvador friendly where fans clashed amid rough play as defenders and teammates fought on and off the field. A midgame brawl led to a field fire and the referee suspended play with players unable to quell the melee.
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San Salvador
Amigusy
Jpiners
Moontev Dee
Buckeyes Aim To Extend 21 Game Winning Streak
Ohio State Coach Fred Tayior emphasizes focus as his 1965 Buckeyes seek to extend a 21 game winning run and maintain a spotless season. Star guard Jerry Lucas, an all American and Olympic staple, draws constant defensive attention, freeing teammates to score and keeping every starter capable of breaking a game open.
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Fritz Howell
Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Fred Tayior
Buckere
Ohio State
Jerry
CAPETS TRAVEL TO VIRGINIA LIONS AT HOME BUCKING DAUNTING STREAKS
Weather yields snow possibilities as seven county basketball teams contest tonight with Frederick at Martinsburg Middletown at Walkersville Lincoln at Brunswick and Emmitsburg at Tourmont The Cadets seek a two game streak while Brunswick pursues a county B title and Walkersville hosts Middletown in a key matchups.
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Frederick
Martinsburg
Middletown
Walkersville
Lincoln
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Tourmont
Cadets
Bulldogs
West Vinians
Bob Stauffer
Dick Bayles
Stauffer
Bill Poffenberger
Jerry Reid
Brooks
Tom Richy
Bil Seidling
Sonny Blank
Mike Brachey
Walkers
Merv Daugherty
St. John’s
Crowd Expected For NBA Light Heavy Bout In Miami
Harold Johnson and Jesse Bowdry prepare for a light heavyweight bout at Miami Beach Arena. AP reports a predicted 7,000 crowd and a $66 gate, both possibly records, with Johnson aiming to defend against Archie Moore in a Madison Square Garden rematch set for August 11, 1954. Johnson, nine months into tour, Bowdry, two fights since a knockout loss, enter with cautious optimism.
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Miami
Whitney Martin
Associated Press
Miami Beach. Fla
Archie Moore
Madison Square Garden
New York
Moore
Archie
NBA
Johnson
Tourii m
Bowdry
Henry F
John’s and St Bonaventure in NCAA first round triple header
John’s College and St Bonaventure will appear in a first round triple header at Madison Square Garden on March 14. West Virginia athlete director and eastern selection committee chairman Broun announced the NCAA selection. The Redmen reached the semifinals in 1951 and finished second in 1952 while posting an 11-4 record.
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West Virgina
Eastern Selection Committee
NCA
Service Bureau
John’s
Redmen
St. Bonaventure
Madison Square Garden
Resignation alters midweight title fight plans in Nevada
Dr. Joseph Elia of Reno resigns as chairman of the State Athletic Commission to avoid interfering with the Gene Fullmer Sugar Ray Robinson midweight title bout in Las Vegas. He asserts no attempt to oppose the match and cites best interests of all parties. Contracts reportedly signed. promoter Rothschild to be licensed in Nevada. In Merida, Venezuela, tame bulls provoke audience anger as they are destroyed.
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Carson City
Nev
Joseph Elia
Reno
Monde Fi
State Athletic Commission
Gene Fullmer
Sugar Ray Robinson
Las Vegas
Grant Sawyer
Nevada
Schedu
Elia
Norman Rothsoi
Syracuse
Elias
Robins
Jimmy Gay
Jim Deskin
Fullmer
Robinson
Rothschild
Pirates Won't Have It Easy This Season Says Murtaugh
Pi rates manager Murtaugh predicts a tough path to another National League pennant with rival trades and spring training changes. He notes pitching depth from Face Shantz Labine Green and strong defense led by Virdon Skinner Mazeroski and Groat, and emphasizes timely hitting to avoid another early pitching setback. Secretary Art Gernand advocates a flexible deer-conservation program in county sports matters.
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Danny Murtaugh
Woodlyn
Pirates
Givenedes
Bae
Ciem Labine
Bob
Shantz
Lebine
Fred Green
Bill Virdon
Bob Skinner
Jef
Robertamente
Mazerosk
Dick Groat
Dor
Dick Stuart
Rocks
Smoky Burcess
Hal Smit
Vernon Law
Bob Friend
Harvey Haddis
Art Gernand
Letter to the Editor on Frederick County deer season
Mo atrack Rod and Gun of Sabinlasville argues against a deer season in Frederick County. Farmers face feeding burdens and many deer are causing damage. The letter calls for a thorough study of the deer problem with farmers, sportsmen, biologists, and the game commission, considering deer numbers and potential repellents and food patches in mountain areas.
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Sabinlasville
Frederick County
Biologists and Game Commission
Dame Commission
Keller Speaks at Hot Stove Meeting Wednesday
The annual Grade V meeting is set for Wednesday at the Fire Hall with Hal Keller as speaker. Members and guests are invited to attend the discussion on baseball and local club matters.
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Bob Remus
Umpires Association
Frederick Sears and Roebuck
Bob
Jhal Keller
Gireccer
Ron jOpen
Lucas Scores 34 as State Rout Indiana in Big Ten Battle
Ohio State, led by Jerry Lucas with 34 points and Larry Siegfried with 27, hammered Indiana 190-65 in Columbus. The Buckeyes dominated with 58.5 percent shooting as they push toward the Big Ten lead. Memphis State accepts NIT bid to Madison Square Garden, aiming for a first NIT title run since 1957.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jerry Lucas
Larry Siegined
Ohio State
Indiana
Iowa
Eses
New York
Madison Square Garden
Memphis State
Bradley
Memphistate
Providence
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