Snow disrupts area cage schedule and outdoor events
Snow disrupts Frederick area high school and college sports with postponed games including Frederick Thomas Dolinson basketball. Thurmont Emmitsburg Walkersville and Middletown items delayed with makeup dates to be set. Races at Bowie Laurel and Yonkers canceled or shifted with a plan to resume later, while Beanpot and Golden Gloves prelims moved to Thursday.
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N.Y
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Laurel Race Course
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Chesapeake Bay Boat Show Opens in Baltimore Armory
The 13th annual event fills Fifth Regiment Armory with about 210 boats valued over one million dollars. Aimed at record crowds over nine days, the show features Owens models including a 47 foot Suwanee houseboat, Coast Guard information centers, and a wide range of outboards from 12 horsepower electric to high power engines. Visitors can learn navigation and safety courses offered in the Bay area.
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Fifth Regiment Armory
Owens
Suwanee
Kenner Boat Company
Oat
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Pembroke
Colonial
Broadwater
U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Coast Guard
Department of Chesapeake Bay Affairs
Bay Area
Fifth Regiment
Phoenix Open Pro Am Opens In Arizona Country Club
About 140 pro golfers tee off at the Arizona Country Club in the Phoenix Open pro-am prelude. With Palmer and Nicklaus absent, Billy Casper Doug Sanders and Gene Littler are tipped as favorites for the 14000 top prize as the course, now par 70 after layout changes, tests players over 72 holes in sunny 60s weather.
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Ariz
Arizona Country Club
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Doug Sanders
Gene Little
Dudley Wysong
Gardiner Dickinson
Rod Funseth
Palmer
Nicklaus
Bob Goalby
Tom Nieporte
Bill Johnston
Johnston
Tate Named as Possible Georgia Tech Football Coach
Miami coach Charlie Tate faced reporters amid reports he would become Georgia Tech's next head coach after Bobby Dodd. The Atlanta Journal cited sources that Dodd would call Tate, who indicated no formal contact had been made while Miami's athletic director confirmed Dodd spoke with him.
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Fla
Charlie Tate
University of Miami
Bobby Dodd
Georgia Tech
The
Atlanta Journal
Dodd
Tate
Atlanta
Clay Seeks Another Bout After Terrell Win
Cassius Clay says he plans a Mecca pilgrimage in two weeks and a title defense in 10 weeks, possibly against Zora Folley in Detroit or New York. He rejected Terrell’s foul claims, praised his own clean fighting, and noted potential next defenses and a Mecca trip after the Astrodome fight drew 37,321 fans and $1 million in ancillary rights.
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Houston
Cassius Clay
Ernie Terrell
Mecca
Zora Folley
Detroit
New York
Herbert Muhammad
Folley
George Chuvalo
Clay
Terrell
Thad Spencer
California
Bob Arun
Main Bout Inc
Astrodome
Arun
Clay Bout Called Farce
London papers denounced Cassius Clay’s taunting and arrogant display after his win over Ernie Terrell in Houston. Headlines called the bout hateful and sickening while praising Clay’s skill, and critics urged more sportsmanlike conduct in victory.
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London
Evening Standard
Cassius Clay
Ernie Terrell
Houston
Clay
BBC
Harry Carpenter
London Evening News
Standard
George Whiting
Terrell
Evening News
Cassius
Howsam Named As Reds Officer
Cincinnati Reds appoint Bob Howsam executive vice president and official league representative. Francis L. Dale leads new ownership executive committee including Austin Knowlton John Sawyer William Williams and William Zimmer. Howsam arrives from St. Louis Cardinals after joining the syndicate that bought the team. New York Yankees sign four players Verbanic Hogan Moschitto Howell to 1967 contracts.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Francis L. Dale
Cincinnati Reds
Bob Howsam
National League Baseball Club
Dale
Howsam
William O. Dewitt
Austin Knowlton
John Sawyer
William Williams
William Zimmer
Cincinnati
St. Louis Cardinals
Yanks
NEW York
Joe Verbanic
Mike Hogan
Ross Moschitto
Lou Howell
New York Yankees
Suit Filed Against Terrell in $137,000 Case
A Chicago man, Bernard Glickman, through Houston lawyer Seymour Lieberman, sues Ernie Terrell for 137000 alleging a 1960 verbal contract to act as Terrell’s financial manager and 50 percent of earnings. The petition says Glickman advanced 37000 for living, training and medical costs and seeks 100000 damages plus an accounting of income since 1960 including the Clay title bout.
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Houston
Tex
Chicago
Ernie Terrell
Cassius Clay
Seymour Lieberman
State District Court
Bernard Glickman
Glickman
Terrell
Clay
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