Two Tied For Lead In Tucson Open Round One
Ernie Vossler of Oklahoma City and Rex Baxter of Amarillo shared the first round 56 to lead the $30,000 Tucson Open. Weather delays and darkness left several players unfinished as Baxter thrived in the late chill while Vossler led early in the warm sun. Defending champ Januarie and others faced suspended play with many big names absent from the field.
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Associated Press Sports Wrier
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Ariz
Ernie Vossler
Oklahoma City
Rex Baxter
Amarillo
Tex
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Baxter
Don January
Gary Player
South Africa
al Geiberger
Carlton Oaks
Calif
Chuck Courtney
San Diego
Don Massengale
Jacksboro
Bruce Crampton
Sidney
Australia
Larry Mancour
Martinez
George Archer
Gilroy
Joe Moresco
Woodmere
N.Y
John Cook
Pennatonka
Beach
District 1 Basketball Tournament Schedule Released
Boonsboro faces Beall of Allegany at Cumberland in Class AA action. Frederick’s Allegany meets North or South Hagerstown in Class A, with venues in Hagerstown or Fort Hill. Friday sees Class B Garrett County’s Northern versus Williamsport at Allegany High, Walkersville versus Mt Savage at Allegany High. Saturday pits District 1 champs against District 2, with finals at Allegany High or Hagerstown.
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Williamsport
Allegany High School
Walkersville
Frederick County
Mt. Savage
Anne Arundel County
Howard County
Corkran Junior High School
Glen Burnie
Evansville Tops in Small Colleges Poll
Evansville Indiana and Grambling Louisiana lead the AP small college basketball poll with 72 and 68 points respectively. The top ten list shows Evansville with five first place votes and Grambling with three as regional writers base rankings on performances through last Saturday. The vote totals reflect a 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 point system.
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Associated Press
Evansville
Ind
Grambling
Aces
Musial Considered for Fitness Post in St Louis
Stan Musial of the St Louis Cardinals is under consideration to head the federal physical fitness program. Speculation centers on an announcement during President Johnson's visit to St Louis for the citys 200th birthday celebration. Musial, 43, is a Cardinal vice president and retired last year after 22 seasons with the Redbirds.
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Post-Dispatch
Washington
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Johnson
Senator Urges Olympic Setup To Boost Training Programs
Senator Hubert Humphrey urges President Johnson to appoint a White House sports commission. He says Americans tire of poor Olympic results and proposes local eliminations, national training programs, and coaching clinics to develop amateur champions for future Games.
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Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
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Minnesota
Innsbruck
Austria
Narvaez Faces Tough Encounter At Madison Square Garden
Frankie Narvaez, 24, defends a 11 straight wins in a 10 round lightweight bout against Luis Molina at Madison Square Garden. The New Yorker, born in Puerto Rico, seeks ranking ascent while Molina, a 24- victory with 17 KOs, aims to derail. The ABC telecast begins at 10 p.m. EST.
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San Jose
Joe Brown
Len Matthews
Kaya
Orlando Zulueta
Cisco Andrade
Furman Upsets Davidson 70-55 In Greenville
Furman, after losing 13 of 21, stunned No. 4 Davidson 70-55 at Greenville. Don Frye scored 18, David Selvy 17 as Furman avenged a 26-point loss, with Frank Selvy watching the celebration of his 100-point game record.
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S.C
Furman
Davidson
Frank Selvy
Los Angeles Lakers
Williams calls for interleague baseball move
Seattle AP Ted Williams urged interleague scheduling on Thursday to boost interest in baseball. The former Red Sox star said football has grabbed the spotlight and that interleague play could speed the game and keep it current, though he warned not to tell owners how to run their business.
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Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Ft Detrick Drubs Ft McNair 86 52 in thriller
The Comets built a 45 26 halftime lead and rolled past Ft McNair 86 52. Len Eby scored 22 and Charles Poignard 20 for Ft Detrick, while Shade led McNair with 11. Also notes Mr Stanley V Gaver leaves Grove Hill for life insurance agents convention in Atlantic City. Furman 70 Davidson 55 Susquehanna 89 Western Maryland 75 Maryland State 73 Virginia Union 59.
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Davidson
Susquehanna
Western Maryland
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Virginia Union
Virginia Judge Dies
Retired U S District Judge John Paul who ordered the first Virginia desegregation ruling died at his home near Harrisonburg at 80. A Republican, he was appointed to the Western District of Virginia in 1931 by President Hoover. Born Harrisonburg December 9, 1883, he and his father both served in Virginia politics and federal courts. He ordered Charlottesville desegregation in 1956, the first such Virginia ruling.
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Anniversary notes on Hancock and earlier American milestones
The entry lists moments in American history from 1793 cattle introduced to Hawaii by Capt. George Vancouver to 1903 the Department of Commerce and Labor. It then highlights 1824 born General Winfield Scott Hancock, his West Point graduation in 1844, Civil War service at Antietam Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville, injuries at Gettysburg, later actions at Spotsylvania Cold Harbor Petersburg, and his 1880 presidential nomination.
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Antietam
Fredericksburg
Chancellorsville
Birthdays and civic drive noted in 1886 and baseball stats
Notables born include Jack Benny Thelma Ritter James Pike and Francis Forster The report recalls Gen Hancock death on February 9 1886 in New York Ellicott City Jaycees back indecent literature drive urged by Richard McJitten and Charlie Dees noted as top AL first baseman with .307 average in 60 games Joe Cunningham second at .286 for White Sox
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Cincinnati
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U. S. Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Richard McJitten
Dundalk
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Charlie Dees
Los Angeles Angels
Joe Cunningham
White Sox
Bukets Kidney Relief Ad at Mercer Rexall Drug Store
An old advertisement promotes Bukets kidney relief claiming gentle lifting of tired kidneys and waste removal to ease nocturia scanty urine pain and backache. It promises refunds if not pleased and notes availability today at Mercer’s Rexall Drug Store.
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Mercer
Rexall Drug Store
Quality Cars Fair Prices at L. W. Auto Sales
A compact auto sale listing from Walker sville Wisconsin advertises several used cars with prices including a 1959 Buick Invicta at 1995 and a 1960 Cadillac 40-Dr fully equipped with AC. The dealer promotes many Makes and models with trade options and a contact number 53 8210.
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L. W. Auto Sales
Walkersville
Bank Robbery Bogged by Hidden Camera Blunder
AP reports in Toronto that a bank robbery yielded only photos of the bank’s Christmas party due to a camera left with the wrong film. Separately, Penn State drew a record 49,388 fans on Columbus Day as Army defeated the Lions 10 to 7.
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Ajl Bank
Penn State
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Penn State star Jesse Arnelle in Peace Corps Turkey post
Former Penn State basketball and football standout Jesse Arnelle serves as associate director of the Peace Corps in Turkey. The February 14, 1964 Frederick News item highlights his leadership role abroad and notes his athletic fame at Penn State.
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