Networks Ready to Bid $10 Million for NCAA Football Rights
New York AP report says bids exceeding 10 million dollars will be submitted by ABC NBC and CBS for TV rights to Saturday afternoon college football games for two years. CBS and NBC compete hard as ABC seeks to retain the prize after paying over 6 million for 1960 61.
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Bowling League Scores and Highs Across Seeded Circuits
Local bowling leagues report team highs, individual marks, and averages. Notable feats include F. L. Culler and Burthers leading in Monocacy Valley League with 1,841 team high series and 666 high single game by F L Cutter, while Jimmy Martin and David Stauffer post strong averages and top totals in multiple divisions across Monday and Friday leagues.
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Austrian Skier Jahn Wins Second World Games Title
In Chamonix Austria’s Marenne Jahn, 19, surged to her second gold of the World Ski Games by winning the special slalom after earlier taking the giant slalom. French contender Marielle Goitschell, 16, was runner up in the slalom, while Linda Meyers of Mammoth Lake, Calif, finished seventh among four Americans. In a separate boxing note Billy Bello, 148, of Union City, knocked out Ken Bryant, 148, of New York.
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Optimist Appointed By Gov Tawes And NBA Notes
A Baltimore native Nicholas C Mueller former Optimist International president is named treasurer for Gov Tawes Democratic primary ticket alongside Rep Daniel Bieuster for US Senator and other state posts. Knicks top Celtics 125 112 as NBA results roll in with Lakers, Pistons and Bulls also winning. Maryland scout hire Joe Shurski joins Baltimore Orioles to cover Michigan Indiana region.
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Orioles name Skurski fulltime scout after 1950s ties
The Orioles disclosed that Skurski, who previously scouted for the St Louis Browns in the 1950s, will serve as a fulltime scout. The report notes Gen Henry I Hodes, 61, a former commander in the U.S. Army, is connected to the San Antonio, Texas region.
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Methodist official dies in Tarrytown NY
The Rev. Dr J A Engle, 61, a missionary official of the Methodist Church in Europe and the United Nations Armistice Commission in Korea, died Wednesday after nearly a year in hospital.
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Methodist
Tarrytown, NY
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Methodist Church
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