U S skiers Kidd Heuga win silver bronze in Olympic slalom
Debbie and Tammy finish 1-2 as Billy Kidd of Stowe Vermont and Jim Heuga of Tahoe City California surge to silver and bronze in the Olympic slalom in Innsbruck Austria. They trail Josef Stiegler of Austria who wins gold in a dramatic upset in front of 20 000 spectators.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Billy Kidd
Jim Heuga
U.S
Kidd
Stowe
Heuga
Tahoe City
Calif
University of Colorado
Josef
Pepi) Stiegler
Stiegler
Birgitzkoepfl
United States
Plucky
Jean Saubert
Lakeview
Ore
Scott Allen
Smoke Rise
N. J
Barber Terry McDermott
Essexville
Mich
Sweden
Assar Roennlund
Britain
Canada
Mike Gallagher
Killington
Mike Elliott
Durango
Colo
Jim Shea
Lake Placid
N.Y
John Bower
Auburn
Maine
Lizum
Francois Boulieu
France
Helga
Claudia Boyarskikh
Alevtina Kol
Ineligible Players Hit Harpers Ferry Hedgesville Rim
West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission ruled Sonny Longerbeam of Ferrians and Dave Shelley of Hedgesville ineligible. Longerbeam exceeded varsity limits. Shelley failed to meet academic time and played in a Waynesboro church league.
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Harpers Ferry
Hedgesville
Sonny Longerbeam
Ferrians
Dave Shelley
West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission
Longerbeam
Panhandle
Shelley
Waynesboro
George Selkirk
Washington
Senators
Frederick
Don Loun
Jim Lemon
Tommy Brown
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Elks
Elks Club
Frank Messer
Oriole
Gale Catlett
University of Richmond
Allegany
Steve Vandenberg
Catlett
Ohio
Maryland
West Virginia
Spiders
Mt. Savage
Vandenberg
Savage
Walkersville
Mongo and Gun Bow Tuned For February Handicap Races
Top handicap hopefuls tune for February 22 renewals at Hialeah and Santa Anita. Mongo favored in the Seminole 1 1/8 miles at Hialeah with 125 pounds, Gun Bow top choice in the San Antonio at Santa Anita. Both $50,000-added events. Seminole draws 10, San Antonio faces stronger rivals.
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Oslo Robertson
Associated Press
Santa Anita
Mongo
Hialeah Park
Gun Bow
San Antonio
Hialeah
Marion duPont
Montpelier
Royal Charger
America
Kelso
Washington
So Vic
Sunrise Flight
Garwol
Admiral Vic
Garow
Gedney Farm of Maryland
Charles H. Strub
Stern
Willie Shoemaker
Braulio Baeza
Cyrano
Manuel Ycaza
Harlem Stars Game Praised by School Leaders
A letter from Harry C. Smith and Herbert Daugherty thanks the sports desk for coverage of the Harlem Stars basketball game at Singanore High School last Saturday night, noting the publicity aided the event's success.
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Harrlem Stars
Singanore High School
Harry C. Smith
Herbert Daugherty
Frederick Cadets Defeat Bel Air In 60-45 Victory
Frederick high school cadets sank 24 of 42 foul shots to beat Bel Air 60-45. Lou Brachey led with 24 points as Frederick built a 28-18 halftime lead and stretched it late. Bel Air fouls sidelined four starters. Tine led Bel Air with 13 points.
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Bel Air
Frederick Cadets
Bob Cats
Lou Brachey
Frederick
Jim Hall
Marty Kline
Brachey
Bruchey
Pete
Markey
Arnold Book
Tine
Clay Pickets Liston Camp During Training Break
Cassius Clay skipped training to picket Sonny Liston's camp in Miami Beach. Police barred entry without a permit, as Clay and his camp arrived with banners and taunts predicting a fifth round kayo for the champion on February 25.
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Clay
Sonny Liston
Miami Beach
Fla
Cassius Clay
Liston
Surfside
IL Sets Opener
The 1964 International League season will start April 22 and end September 1. Last year the league with 10 clubs closed on Labor Day. Indianapolis and Little Rock have moved to the Pacific Coast League. ight press agents, Al Taylor. He said that Liston sparring partner Leotis Martin could knock the champ around.
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New York
Indianapolis
Little Rock
Ight
al Taylor
Liston
Leotis Martin
Orioles Sign Stock and Fiore For 1964 Season
The Baltimore Orioles announce contracts for veteran reliever Wes Stock and rookie first baseman Mike Fiore for 1964. Stock is 29 and undefeated this season, riding a 7-0 record with eight straight wins since 1962. Fiore, 19, tops the Mets first-year roster and hit .268 with 60 RBIs and 20 steals in the Midwest League.
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Baltimore
Wes Stock
Mike Fiore
Baltimore Orioles
Stock
Fiore
New York Mets
Quincy
Bout Postponed in Richmond Middleweight Fight
The middleweight bout between Denny Moyer and Charley Shipes was rescheduled from Monday to March 12 due to Moyer contracting the flu.
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Richmond
Calif
Denny Moyer
Portland
Ore
Charley Shipes
Oakland
Moyer
Liners Routed by Taneytown 94 to 42 in Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg trounced by Taneytown 94 to 42 as Gene Eyler scores 31 and Harry Harner 19 for the Liners. Crause adds 10 and Warner 13 for Carroll County in a high scoring varsity game, with Emmitsburg JV also winning 41-29. Tom Nowatzke, 220 pounds, led Indiana in rushing last season with 486 yards.
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Emmitsburg
Taneytown
Gene Eyler
Harry Harner
Sonny Bell
Bob Zimmerman
Eddie Baker
Warner
Carroll County
Crause
Kelley
Emmitsburg Et Ort
Tom Nowatzke
Indiana
Michigan City
Ind
Big Ten
Olympians freed from jail after Austro clash
Three U S Olympic winter team members were released after suspended sentences and fines following a predawn clash with Innsbruck police. Bill Marolt, Mike Hessel, and George Farmer faced charges for attacking police. Hessel’s charges were dropped and Marolt and Farmer received suspended sentences and probation.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Bill Marolt
Aspen
Cole
Mike
Hessel
Eugene
Ore
George Farmer
Seattle
Wash
Marolt
Farmer
Andre Montant
March
Franz Oberholzer
Thompson wins 50 yard dash in six seconds at Inquirer Games
Debbie Thompson defeats teammate Tammy Davis for the women's 50-yard dash in Convention Hall before 10,000. Thompson clocked six seconds, matching a January Toronto effort and last year’s win over Jutta Heine. Carroll edges Dunkelberg for 1,000 yards in 2:00.7 as indoor meet features multiple records and performances.
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Inquirer
Philadel
Philadelphia
Debbie Thompson
Tammy Davis
Convention Hall
Dine Mhawenean
Cree Dimend
Juuhipta
Toronto
Jutta Heine
Miss Davis
Miss Thompson
Noel Carroll
Villanova
John Dunkelberg
Carroll
Ireland
Dunkelberg
North Carolina
Ed Duchini
Georgetown
Army
Dick Crance
Willard Brown
Columbia
Charles Mays
New York
Grand Street Boys Club
Dick Emunds
Quantico Marines
Bill Toomey
Santa Clara
Baltimore Olympic
Chris Stauffer
Robert Gilvey
Boston College
U.S. Army Swifties
Roy Hicks
Mel Pender
John Uelses
Rolando Cruz
Uelses
Pender
Hicks
Charley Mays
Ergas Leps
Walkersville Dominates Middletown In B Clash
Walkersville overwhelmed Middletown 99 to 52 as Eddie Cook led with 16 points and 10 players scored. Beeson 14 Haines 13 joined a 46-of- floor shooting display while Middletown tops and JV fell 63-61. Frushour led Middletown with 18 points.
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Middletown
Walkersville
Lions
Eddie Cook
Knight
Joe Beeson
Larry Haines
Cook
Sonny Barrick
Bruce Frushour
Joe Keller
Melvin Henderson
Ralph Whitmore
Middletown Walkersvieee
Kelter
Smith
Frushour
McAlister Sparks Damascus Past Poolesville in Narrow Win
Dick McAlister scored 25 points to lead Damascus as they overcame a halftime deficit and defeated Poolesville 62 to 50. Damascus surged in the third quarter with a 15 point run while Poolesville struggled to score. Johnson Jamison and Burdette each scored 12 for Poolesville as Damascus updated its tally with a strong finish.
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Damascus
Dick McAlister
Poolesville
Johnson
Jamison
Burdette
Randolph
Hines
Lytes
Gladhill
Hamilton
Beall
McAlister
Gale
Poolesvilla No
Archer Takes Bout In Narrow Victory Over Mims
Middleweight contender Joey Archer won a 10 round split decision over 4-1 underdog Holley Mims at Madison Square Garden. Referee Mark Conn and Judge Johnny Dran had Archer 5-4-1, while Judge Sastellano and the AP saw Mims ahead 5-4-1 and 6-4 respectively. Ring poll showed Mims leading 8-5-1.
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New York
Joey Archer
Holley Mims
Washington
D.C
Madison Square Garden
Mark Conn
Johnny Dran
Archer
Tony Sastellano
Mims
Associated Press
Columbus Country Club to host 64th PGA Championship
The Columbus Ohio Country Club will host the 64th PGA Championship from July 16 to July 19. The event draws top professional golfers to Ohio for a major title and prize money.
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Columbus, Ohio
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Phia
Davis
Linda Reynolds
Brooklyn
Red Auerbach
Boston Celtics
Washington, D. C
Auerbach
State Department
Gettysburg College
Emma G. Musselman
Galen Hall
Penn State
Washington Redskin
West Virginia A
Pt. of Rocks
West Frederick
Norman Snead
Civic Center
Wayne Chambers
Royal Ascot
Adti
the Sports Desk
Lawrence Sewell
Wright Trout
Burkett Kline
Bailey Hall
Schafer Book
Mayne
Sage
Faddell
Knights
Philheat
Blue Ridge Oil Company
P.O. Box
Frederick, Md
Philly
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