Meet Saturday in New York top women runners set to chase world records
Tammy Davis after a 8.0 second 60 yards at Louisville leads plans to add a 60 yard hurdles event at the National Men's Indoor meet in Madison Square Garden New York to pursue a world record. Cathy Chapman will have Baltimore pay all travel expenses for the Canadian hurdler to Baltimore for the All Eastern Games while Davis and Chapman share the co record in the 50 yard hurdles. Five girls from Frederick will travel to New York for relay and hurdle competition including Debbie Thompson Pam Unger Kay Johnson and Phillis Swann.
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Miss United States Tammy Davis nearly sets 70 yard world record in Louisville
Tammy Davis faced a near-cancellation of her world record attempt at the 70 yard event in Louisville as the Frederick Track Club fought to fund travel. An anonymous donor finally provided a gift to cover the costs and the club pressed on with Debbie Thompson and coach Jack Griffin praising community support.
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Jack Griffin
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Debbie
Jack
Frederick
Foss says AFL NFL will unite under one boss and new playoff
AFL commissioner Joe Foss told lawmakers he expects AFL and NFL to join under a single commissioner like baseball. He also predicted an inter league playoff similar to the World Series. Rozelle and Gareff supported antitrust relief for leagues, while the NFL Players Association urged safeguards to protect players.
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Ohio
NFL Players Association
Creighton Miller
Cleveland
Players Group
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Ordell Braase
Baltimore
Bernie Parrish
Braase
Parrish
Wrong Push Nets Clerk One Thousand Seventeen Dollars
A mutuel clerk at Santa Anita Park punched the wrong number on a $10 win ticket for the San Luis Rey handicap. The longshot horse Inclusive paid $205 for each $2, and the clerk netted $1017 after paying the ticket. He was not identified.
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Luke Appling Elected to Baseball Hall of Fame on Second Ballot
Luke Appling, longtime Chicago White Sox shortstop, was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame on the second BBWAA ballot with 189 of 225 votes. Red Ruffing, ahead with 184, fell short. The vote totals were announced by Hy Hurwitz as part of the Hall of Fame process.
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Red) Ruffing
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Committee On Veterans
NCAA and NIT pick quints for 1964 tournament field
Loyola of Chicago Providence and Louisville join eight at large selections for the NCAA tournament with regionals set across Philadelphia Evanston Dallas and other sites. DePaul Pittsburgh and NYU lead the NIT field with 12 teams slated for Madison Square Garden March 12 21.
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Cadets Team Wins Final Indoor Track Meet
Frederick High School cadets dominate North Hagerstown 89 to 12 sealing the Maryland state school for the deaf meet. Delton Brickhouse wins 60 yard dash, Rick Myers 70 yard hurdles, Blaine Smith 120 yard hurdles, and relay squads sweep 880 relay mile relay and two mile relay. Foreman takes shot put title, other winners include Holton, Grove, Korrell, and Thompson across multiple events.
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Robinson Appears at Elks Tonight With All-Star Guests
Brooks Robinson of the Baltimore Orioles headlines the Elks Sports Night banquet. Babe Ruth League all-star team, state and regional champions, will attend and aim for Farmington World Series. Judge Charles Moylan will speak. Tickets remain at the Elks Club or Shipley's sporting goods.
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Packers Scout Moss Named Charleston UFL Coach
Perry Moss longtime Green Bay Packer scout was signed Monday to coach Charleston's new United Football League entry in West Virginia.
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Perry Moss
United Football League
Hawks Rally But Bullets Hold On For 115-110 Win
Baltimore Bullets held off St Louis Hawks 115-110 as Walt Bellamy scored 37 to lead. Richie Guerin and Charley Vaughn sparked a late rally by St Louis after trailing 94-78, with Guerin scoring 10 in the final period. Pettit added key free throws for the Hawks but Baltimore clung to victory and narrowed their playoff path.
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NCAA Urges Stand Against Friday TV
The NCAA legislative committee voted to urge its 613 members to protest to senators and congressmen against plans to televise five pro football games on Friday nights. Walt Byers said schools and colleges support the 1961 antitrust exemption for pro football but oppose broadcasting on Friday nights that affects high schools and colleges.
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