Boating groups urged to organize for growing sport
The article urges local boaters to form a club to shape policy and improve access to water. It notes Outboard Boatmen of America offers free guidance, highlights dense boater activity at Seneca and nearby sites, and calls dealers to cooperate while listing upcoming Power Squadron course starting February 14. It mentions several river sites near Frederick and Williamsport for future development and safer launching. It ends with brief boxing results from Houston, Warne Bethea.
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Frederick
Resi
OBC
Seneca
Harpers Ferry
West Virginia
Willamsport
Sports Night at Elks Club in Frederick
Kersville High School and Sjamsville of the Maryland State League attend the annual Sports Night of Frederick Lodge B P C Elks at the Elks Club Thursday at 6 30 p m. Ed Done is guest speaker as the club notes three years of 22 wins and two losses. Pitcher Dick Smi with Philadelphia Phillies ties the era. Judge Moylan of the Baltimore Supreme Bench and Hyamsville club leader will be honored with remarks by Thomas Glass.
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Kersville High School
Sjamsville
Frederick Lodge B. P. C. Elks
Elks Club
General Manor
Charles E. Moylan
Baltimore Supreme Bench
Principal Packer
Hyamsville Club
Thomas Glass
Kramer scoffs at USLTA plan for open tennis
New York AP reports Professional czar Jack Kramer blasted the USLTA open tournament plan as a stalling move. He said the idea would not settle anything and urged three separate opens in three places to benefit different areas.
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New York
Jack Kramer
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association
Krame
USLTA
International Lawn Tennis Federation
Federation
Stockholm
Kramer
Smithsburg routs MSD Orioles 93 to 68 in high school game
Smithsburg overwhelmed Maryland School for the Deaf 93 68 as Leroy Saunders led with 32 points and Bob Svehla added 27. The Orioles trailed early but surged ahead in the second half to secure the win.
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Smithsburg
Orioles
Maryland School For the Deaf
Leroy Saunders
Bob Svehla
Martinsburg Bull Dogs Rout Frederick 69 to 46
Martinsburg Bull dogs win their 15th straight, beating Frederick 69 46 as Tim Bartock scores 24 to lift the undefeated Bulldogs in the Cumberland Valley Athletic League. Frederick’s Bel Poffenberger leads with 16 points, while the Cadets weather a late JV game snow delay en route to Martinsburg.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Martinsburg Bulldogs
Frederick
Cumberland Valley Athletic League
Tim Bartock
Bulldogs
Bel Poffenberger
Poffenbarger
Lowell Phillips
Bob Lanner
Frarek G.f.t.min
Bichy i
Phaten
Reid
Jacobs
Pfb‘o'r
Lamp
Karns
Teter
Barrick Wy
Blank
Steci
Brackey
Tota
ae _ Praderick TZ
J Martinsburg
F Fredick
Ted Williams replacement shapes Red Sox outlook for 1961
Boston GM thoughts on Jensen returning from retirement and the outfield. Geiger healthy and Yaztremski 21 year old with .339 AA batting last season. Runnels and Schilling solid at bat. Malzone at third. Sadowski and Sullivan out. Nixon and Pagliaroni sharing catching duties. Pitching gains Contey plus Monbouquette Muffett expected to lead, with Schwall promising at 22. Aiming for first division.
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Mike
Pinky
Higgins
Dallas
Tex
Red Sox
Ted Williams
Jackie Jensen
Boston
Jensen
Gary Geiger
Carl Yastrzemski
Williams
Geiger
Pete Runnels
Chuck Schilling
Schilling
Frank Malzone
Eddie Sadowski
Haywood Sullivan
Russ Nixon
Jim
Pagliaroni
Nixon
Gene Contey
Phillies
Bill Monbouquette
Billy Muffett
Tom Brewer
Ike Delock
Fat Wilson
Don Schwall
Tracy Stallard
Schwall
Minneapolis
Mount St Marys Beats Catholic U To Stay Perfect In Conference
Mount St Marys of Emmitsburg Md remains undefeated in the Mason Dixon Conference by defeating Catholic University 83 to 71. John O Reilly and Dave Maloney sparked a late game push while Gene Horan led Catholic with 35 points before halftime. Catholic slips to 6 2 in conference play.
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Washington
St. ‘Mary's
Emmitsburg
Mason-Dixon
Catholic University
Catholic
Mounts
John O'Reilly
Dave Maloney
Talley
Eddie Pfeiffer
Healf Catholics
Gene Horan
St. Marys
U S Ryder Cup squad blasted by Britons
London AP reports U S professional golfers face criticism over practicing only two days in Britain before the Ryder Cup matches set for Oct 13 14. Commentators say the Americans avoid long international travel costs while organizers note the longtime competition begun in 1927.
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London
Maurice Hart
London Evening News
Amercan
U.S
Great Britain
Otter Ree
United States
Jonal Goid EE
Lytham
St. Annes
United Pas
Red Sox Reach Agreement with Jackie Jensen
Boston announces the signing of outfielder Jackie Jensen after a year’s retirement. Terms not disclosed but believed around 40000 dollars. Jensen was the 1958 AL MVP and led the league in runs batted in during June.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Jackie Jensen
Husky
Jensen
Litchfield buzzer beater lifts Wolfpack past Duke
North Carolina State defeats third ranked Duke 61 59 after substitute Terry Litchfield hits a long jump shot with two seconds left in the ACC game. Maryland to open home and away football series with Oklahoma in 1964 and 1967 at Byrd Stadium.
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Releigh
N. C
Terry Litchfield
North Carolina State
Duke
College Park
University of Maryland
Oklahoma
William W. Cobey
Maryland
Byrd Stadium
Oklahoma Aii
Terrapins
Cobey
Mountaineers Top Emmitsburg in Thrilling Finish
Thurmont edged Emmitsburg 56 51 as George Zinkham sparked a late rally with 18 points. Randy Brown iced the win with a late putback after Zinkham’s miss, while Roy Anders led Thurmont with 14 and Don Sweeney led Emmitsburg with 14. In Walkersville, Ron Dorsey and Ron Linton each scored 19 plus 38 for the two Ron Dougherty and John Huterly led Middletown.
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Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Mountaineers
George Zinkham
Bob Rippeon
Rippeon
Randy Brown
Zinkham
Roy Anders
Ron Brown
Don Sweeney
Bill Naill
Valentine
Dewees
Therm
G.F.T
G.F.T. Brown
Nailt
Srown
Walkersville
Middletown
Lions
Knights
Ron Dorsey
Ron Linton
Ron Dougherty
Bill Talley
Batt
Charley DeLauter
Lion
Leo Duncan
Duncan
Bible of
Middletowsa
Brunswick Beats Lincoln 89 to 66 In Gym Record rout
Brunswick rode a 24 point effort by Bill Kubat to rout Lincoln 89 66 setting a gym record. Warne Hawes 16 Cox 14 Wenner 14 Tinore 12 led the winners while Ken Thompson 31 and Bob Onley 20 paced Lincoln. Lincoln JV won 36 35. Sugar Ray Robinson announced Vegas training for March 4 title bid with Gene Fullmer beginning February 25.
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Brunswick
Railroaders
Lincoln
Bill Kubat
Warne Hawes
Bill Cox
John Wenner
Ron Tinore
Jim Jackson
Ken Thompson
Bob Onley
Millerton
Jones
Lincoln GF
Ss'r Wes
Vegas
San Jacinto
Calff
Sugar Ray Robinson
Las Vegas
Gene Fullmer
Robinson
Otis Woodward
Order Early For Custom Made Uniforms
Advertises custom uniforms for the season with order urgency. Encourages calling MO 2 3221 to arrange samples and price quotes at client meetings.
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Marian
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Georgetown
George Washington
Mt. St. Mary's
American
Baltimore
U. of Chicago
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Joe Brown
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Charnley
Brown
Fide
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Don Main
Jerry
Knight Tilt
Ron Dough
Ted
Yastrzemski
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Gary Beard
de Lions
DeLauier
BOSOX
Dick O'Connell
O'Connell
Brasilia
Brazil
Janio Quadros
Bucs Elroy
Smith
ACG
Harrisburg
Dorsey Paces
Apmoor
Scarsdale
Astor
Harry Dalton
Jover
Seymour
Madine Garden
Kubat
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Spalding Athletic Equipment
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