Maryland Bet Tax Rise May Cut State Revenue
Maryland legislators question a bill raising the total tax on horse race betting from 12 to 13 percent. Del. Marvin Mandel argues the half mile track provision could shift more to tracks and less to the state, sparking debate as Timonium and Marlboro plan potential 24 day meets. Racing Commission chairman Bruce Livie called Mandel’s interpretation a mistake.
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Annapolis
Del
Marvin Mandel
D-Baltooth
Mandel
Bowie
Pimlico
Laurel
Timonium
Marlboro
Bruce Livie
Racing Commission
Werkman Climbs Toward Scoring Lead In College Race
Seton Hall star Nick Werkman surged with 40 points in two games and 29 in another, lifting his season average to 33.7 as NCAA figures through last Tuesday show him near Utah’s Billy McGill who stood at 36.1. Holy Cross’ Jack Foley remained third at 31.6 while Jerry Lucas led in field goal accuracy and Tommy Boyer in free throw percentage. Chicago Loyola topped team scoring with 90.7.
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Seton Hall
Billy McGill
Utah
Werkman
Ncaa Service Bureau
McGill
Holy Cross
Jack Foley
Jerry Lucas
Ohio State
Arkansas
Tommy Boyer
Chicago Loyola
Hoover Leads Bay Open Bowling Field at Colt Lanes
Dick Hoover of St Louis led after Thursday's 2 game quali fication in the Chesapeake Bay Open with 2211 total pins. Don Carter dropped to third, Vince Lucci of Morrisville Pa was 14 pins back, and Ray Bluth Jim Santoro and Marv Lowry were among other leaders as the field narrowed to 32 for Saturday's final. Two entrants withdrew.
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Dick Hoover
St. Louis
Don Carter
Vince—Lucci
Morrisville
Lucci
Hoover
Carter
Reed
Colt
Johnny Unitas
Ray Bluth
Jim Santoro
Patterson
N. J
Marv Lowry
Birmingham
Ala
Bowling Night Scores Across Frederick and Surrounding Areas
A dense roll of scores and standings from Frederick area leagues detailing team high three games and single game marks, top individuals like Kenny May and Hansel Staley, and church leagues across Walkersville Libertytown and Creagerstown with multiple teams posting high averages and series.
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Ebert
Cappelia
Morgan Electric
May Brothers
Eaves
Stull
Eyler
Cappello
May Bros
Kenny May
Beachley
Ernest May
Claude Crum
Robert Stull
John Kline
B. Beachley
Bob Clem
Lutheran Church
Sit. John’s
St. Paul’s Walkersville
St. John’s
Creagerstown
Frank Dayhoff
Wayne Duncan
Hansel Staley
Bobby Dutrow
Franklin Dayhoff
Donald Wachter
Franklin Mort
Atlee Green
Monocacy Valley
L. Culler
Babe's Package Store
Els Island
Prosperity Cleaners
Brownie’s
Bill Walker
David Stauffer
Jimmy Martin
C. Cromwell
Bud Price
Harry Stately
Doty Staley
Betty Kanade
Junior Fogie
Shafer and Fogle Set Marks in Relay Meet
In a compact report the names Shafer and Junior Fogle repeat with scores 118 and 114 respectively along with a 112.56 figure tied to nion and 152.12 for Paul Kolb. The line ends with a score of 7 Bill, indicating a related event result.
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Junior Fogle
Nion
Paul Kolb
Bowling League Scores From Woodsboro Meet
Team standings list American Beauty Bakers leading with 1408, Woodsboro Savings Bank 1404, Walkersville Garment Co 1341 in three game totals. Highs include American Beauty Bakers 498, Woodsboro 485, Trout's 484. Individual top three averages: Grimes 356, Soper 344, Smith 331. High singles: Grimes 135, Babington 132, Soper 124.
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Walkersville Garment Co
Dear High
Trout's Food Market
Larry Grimes
Jerry Soper
Larry Smith
Barbara Babington
Stasiulatis Quits UMD Basketball For Spring Semester
University of Maryland forward Bill Stasilatis, leading scorer with 176 points in 17 games, will leave the program for the spring term due to scholastic reasons. He may seek readmission at summer school. The 6-3 junior from Bayonne, N J, has shot 52.6 percent and 71.8 percent on free throws, with 64 rebounds. The Terrapins travel to South Carolina and Clemson with a nine-man squad.
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Bill Stasilatis
University of Maryland
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N. J
Terrapins
University of South Carolina
Clemson
Senators Hope Pitching Hitting Problems Solved
Mickey Vernon of the Washington Senators notes hopes for improved pitching and hitting. The team added lefties Claude Osteen and Fred Green, upgraded shortstop with Ken Hamlin, and acquired Jimmy Piersall and Gene Woodling to boost the lineup. Outfieldes include Piersall, Woodling, and Chuck Hinton, with Bud Zipfel expected back from the Marines.
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Indianapolis
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Uncle Sam
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Jimmy Piersall
Cleveland
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Woodling
Chuck Hinton
Piersall
Yankees Named Team To Beat In A.L. Pennant Chase
The article notes strong defense and pitching potential with Cotfier OConnell Osteen Green and Dono van leaving via the Piersall deal. It highlights the Yankees as the team to beat in the American League pennant race and mentions Redskin stock changes with Leo C. DeOrsey buying 13 percent of the team.
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Danny O'Connell
Osteen
Green
Dick Donovan
Piersall
Pete Burnside
Yankees
Redskin
Washington
Washington Redskins
Leo C. DeOrsey
George P. Marshall
Marshall
DeOrsey
Wynn Signs with White Sox in bid for 300th win
Early Wynn, 42, signed a 1962 contract with the Chicago White Sox after doctors cleared his right elbow. He hopes to win 8 more for 300 career victories, following an 8-4 mark and a long injury layoff. Also listed are scattered boxing and boxing-like results gambling-like notes from various cities.
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Chicago White Sox
Sox
Joseph T. Coyle
Wymn
Ed Short
East West Shrine Game Nets 238000 for Hospitals
The 37th East-West football game played last December 30 raised 238000 dollars for Shrine crippled children's hospitals, according to managing director William M. Coffman.
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San Francisco
Shrine Crippled Children’s Hospitals
William M. Coffman
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