Cadets Fall to South in Tri-State Showdown
In a key Tri-State League clash at Hagerstown, Frederick's hopes dim as South Hagers town builds on a height and press advantage. Willis Hall fouls out, and South, undefeated in league play, dominates the boards and pace to win 62 to 41.
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Homer Brooks
Hagerstown
Willis Hall
South Hagerstown
Rebels
South
Reds
Tri-State
Maryland
Alco
Rymer
Hall
Westminster
Rymer and Company
Baltimore Optimistic NHL Bid Ahead of Officials Meeting
Baltimore and San Francisco-Oakland groups expressed optimism after applications were screened by NHL Board of Governors on opening day. Officers and owners heard pitches from Los Angeles Pittsburgh Buffalo and others as more groups planned to interview Tuesday. The process could lead to a six team second division and new venues were discussed for future expansion.
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New York
Baltimore
San Francisco
Jake Embry
Embry
Zanvyl Krieger
Baltimore Orioles
Clippers
AHL
Civic Center
George Flaherty
San Francisco Seals
Western Hockey League
Barry van Gerbig
Bing Crosby
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Toronto
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Warriors
National Basketball Association
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Tony Owens
Los Angeles
Greg Bautzer
Hollywood
Seymour
Northrop Knox
Buffalo
John S. Gleason
Pittsburgh
Vancouver
Cleveland
Minneapolis- St. Paul
Philadelphia
Louisville
Minneapolis-St. Paul
St. Louis
San Francisco-Oakland
NHL
13th Win For Frederick High In Tri State League rout
Frederick High School defeated Westminster 75 to 43 in a Tri State League game at FHS. Willis Hall led with 23 points and 24 rebounds, Jeff Freland added 16, Ron Hart 15, and Tim Ambrose 10 rebounds. Frederick's 13th win in 15 games improved its league mark to 6-2. Craig Bowie led Frederick junior varsity with 19 points as the JV won 47-35.
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Frederick High School
Westminster
FHS
Cadets
Willis Hall
Jeff Freland
Owls
Hall
Freland
Frederick
Ron Hart
Tim Ambrose
Hart
Ambrose
Barnes
Martin
Craig Bowie
Mike Cox
Bowie
Willard Davis
Frederick Westminster
Hull
Éu Hart
Sechrist
Little O Freland
Griswald
Ricco
Oran
Spencer
Brown
Alabama hit with SEC penalty for scholarship rule breach
The Southeastern Conference fined Alabama after a misunderstanding allowed 42 football players with aid to play in freshman games beyond the 40 allowed. Commissioner Bernie Moore said Alabama will be limited to 38 grants for the 1966 season. University president Frank A Rose expressed regret and said the penalty would be enforced. The varsity team was unaffected, finishing 8-1-1, SEC champions, and No. 1 national ranking.
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Birmingham
Ala
Southeastern Conference
University of Alabama
SEC
Bernie Moore
Alabama
Moore
Tuscaloosa
Frank A. Rose
Rose
Williams Makes Ring Comeback Tonight
Houston AP Cleveland Williams returns to the ring after 15 months in critical condition from a stomach gunshot wound. The 22 year old meets Ben Black of Chicago in a 10 round main event, facing a top heavyweight prospect with a 65 4 1 pro record and 49 knockouts.
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Houston
Tex
Cleveland Williams
Ben Black
Chicago
Williams
World Boxing Association
Black
Sonny Liston
College Basketball Scores in Happening Weekend
Army stunned Bucknell as Purdue led Iowa and Kentucky beat Florida. Tennessee trounced Georgia while No. Carolina routed South Carolina. West Virginia edged Duke and The Citadel outscored VMI. George Washington topped LIU, Maryland edged Indiana, Wake Forest won in overtime. Old Dominion exploded past Richmond Prof. Inst. 95.
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Army
Bucknell
Purdue
Iowa
Kentucky
Florida
Tennessee
Georgia
So. Car
West Virginia
Duke
the Citadel
VMI
Geo. Wash
LIU
Howard, D.C
Dayton
Murray State
Wisconsin
Indiana
Maryland
Wake Forest
Colorado
Missouri
Old Dominion
Richmond
Jackie Robinson Named Special Assistant to Gov Rockefeller
Jackie Robinson joined Gov Nelson Rockefeller's staff as special assistant on community affairs. The Hall of Fame baseball figure will be on the governor's personal payroll, with salary not announced.
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New York
Jackie Robinson
Hall of Fame
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Robinson
Brooklyn Rodger
Harness Group Outlines 340000 Plan To Fight Horse Diseases
Harness Tracks of America proposes a 340000 pre race testing and disease detection program involving HTA member tracks and partners. HTA leaders stress ongoing work on swamp fever and other equine illnesses with groups including the Harness Racing Institute University of Kentucky and The Jockey Club. They urge stronger health regulations and education to prevent disease in stables.
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New York
Harness Tracks of America
Bowie
Frank Devlin
HTA
Harness Racing Institute
U.S. Trotting Association
New York State Racing Commission
The
Jockey Club
Ohio State
Stanley Bergstein
University of Kentucky
Laurel
Roosevelt Raceway
Westbury
N.Y
Bergstein
Devlin
Bergstien
Bergetein
NFL Players oppose joining Teamsters union
NFL players reject union membership plans as per association head Charlie Bradshaw Houston attorney and Steelers tackle Jimmy Hoffa president of the Teamsters were linked to organizing athletes An assistant said meetings with Lions players occurred but Bradshaw noted no contact from the union to the association
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Houston Tex
National Football League Player Association
Charlie Bradshaw
Houston
Pittsburgh Steeler
Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Charles O'Brien
Detroit Lions
Bradshaw
Teamsters
Bettors cash big daily doubles at two tracks
Associated Press bettors with good horse sense hit daily doubles Monday at Lincoln Downs and Bowie. Irene's Star and Riskabob paid $1,798 for two tracks. Grand Sol and Peter's Pride paid $1,434 at Bowie. Trene's Star won $76.20 at Lincoln Downs. Riskabob paid $29. Grand Sol paid $68.80 at Bowie and Peter's Pride $132.40 in the second. A parlay would have paid $4,152.80.
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Ime Associated Press
Lincoln Downs
Irene
Peter
Five Schoolboy Games Scheduled Tonight Across Area
Five high school games planned tonight with St Josephs of Emmitsburg at St Johns in Blue Ridge Catholic League Fame. Linganore travels to Francis Scott Key as Brunswick visits Poolesville in an afternoon tilt. Emmitsburg goes to Thurmont and Marsland School for the Deaf plays Middletown after junior varsity contests.
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St. Joseph's
Emmitsburg
McSherry Gym
St. John's
Linganore
Francis Scott Key
Brunswick
Poolesville
Thurmont
Marsland School
Middletown
Mathews And Aaron Foresee Lengthy Home Run Run
Henry Aaron and Eddie Mathews, stars of the Braves, project high home run totals for 1966 as Milwaukee and Atlanta dispute moves. Aaron aims for 45 homers, Mathews targets at least 35, with both hoping to extend careers and push Braves toward a strong hitting lineup. Further notes cover all-time leaderboards and team dynamics.
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Atlanta
Henry Aaron
Eddie Mathews
Braves
Aaron
Mathews
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Babe Ruth
Jimmie Foxx
Ted Williams
Mel Ott
Willie Mays
Lou Gehrig
Mays
San Francisco
West Virginia Upsets Duke 94-90 in Charleston
WVU surges behind Johnny Lesher 28 points to topple Duke 94-90 ending the Blue Devils 13 game win streak. Duke led 31-12 early but WVU roared back with Ron Williams and Bill Ryczaj sparking the comeback before Lesher sealed the victory with a 25 footer in the final minutes.
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Charleston
W. Va
Johnny Lesher
Claymont
Del
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Duke
Lesher
Mayave
Blue Devils
Associated Press
Bucky Waters
Vic Bubas
Mike Lewis
Ron Williams
Bill Ryczaj
WVU
Mountineers
Ryczaj
South Carolina
Graham Names Defense Coach For Washington Redskins
Otto Graham named Michael Scarry as defensive assistant. Scarry, 46, former Browns teammate, previously coached at Waynesburg, Western Reserve, Santa Clara, Loras College, Washington State, and Cincinnati before joining the Redskins staff.
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Washington
Otto Graham
Washington Redskins
Michael Scarry
Waynesburg
Scarry
Graham
Cleveland Browns
Cleveland Rams
Redskins
Western Reserve
Santa Clara
Loras College
Iowa
Washington State
Cincinnati
Jacobs Named Outstanding Training Achievement Award Winner
Hirsch Jacobs, who trained 20 stakes winners in 1965, receives the National Turf Writers Association Outstanding Training Achievement Award. The longtime trainer since 1930 has over 3,500 wins and was the nation's leading trainer 11 times. Affectionately and Flag Raiser each won six stakes, Priceless Gem added two.
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Jacobs
Baltimore
Hirsch Jacobs
National Turf Writers Association
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