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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1965

Page

9

St Joseph's Nips St John’s In Double Overtime

St Joseph's of Martinsburg edged St John’s 65 64 in two overtimes. John Piccolomini scored 33 for St Joseph's including key points in the second overtime, while Karl Brust and Rick Costlow each added 17 for St John’s. St Joseph's made 27 of 33 foul shots to seal the win.

John Piccolomini St. Joseph's Martinsburg St. John’s Piccolomini Karl Brust Rick Costlow Saints la Marrone St. Joseph’s Crusaders UT. Johns

May 25 Set As Date For Clay Liston Rematch

The rescheduled heavyweight title clash between Cassius Clay and Sonny Liston is set for May 25 in Boston. Promoters Harold Conrad and Sam Silverman say original contract terms apply with 30 percent purses for each fighter and a $50,000 defense guarantee if the winner signs for a title defense within six months. The bout, not recognized as a World Boxing Association title match, must occur within one year.

Bob Hoobing Associated Press Boston Cassius Clay Sonny Liston Harold Conrad InterContinental Promotions, Inc Sam Silverman Liston Clay Miami Boston Garden Conrad World Boxing Association

Brunswick Hosts Williamsport at West Frederick Thursday

Brunswick prepares for a game against Williamsport at West Frederick Thursday night correcting a prior publication that listed Frederick as the venue.

Brunswick Williamsport West Frederick Frederick

Dairy Farmers To Ballot On Code Changes

The USDA proposes amendments to the Washington milk marketing order including base establishment for months with pesticide residues, free transfer of bases among producers, and minor base computations. The rules cover Baltimore and Washington markets with overlap to Federal Order 16 and yogurt pricing in Class II. Two thirds of area producers in Maryland and Virginia must approve and comments are due by March 1.

U. S. Department of Agriculture Washington Gaithersburg Baltimore Frederick Montgomery Maryland Virginia USDA Consumer and Marketing Service Federal Register

Houck Assails Licensing of Noncommercial Child Care

Maryland lawmakers debate licensing rules for child care with support for inspecting commercial centers. Del. William M. Houck criticizes a bill that could force neighbors to obtain licenses for private child care. Del. Charles S. Bresler questions coverage of non commercial activities as inspectors would enter private homes. Representatives from Health and Welfare attend the discussion.

Annapolis House Ways and Means Committee William M. Houck D' Frederick Charles S. Bresler Montgomery Departments of Health and Welfare

Carter Scores 10th Round KO In Paris Bout

Rubin Carter of Paterson New Jersey stopped Fabio Bettini in the 10th round at the Sports Palace in Paris. Carter floored Bettini five times before the KO at 2 20 of the final round. Bettini, 160 pounds, had never been knocked out before and had drawn with Sugar Ray Robinson in past bouts.

Paris Rubin Hurricane Carter Paterson N.J Fabio Bettini Sports Palace Luis Rodriguez New York Madison Square Garden Bettini

Two Jockeys Fined and Suspended After Hialeah Race

Miami AP The Hialeah stewards fined jockeys Robert Ussery and Jacinto Vasquez and suspended Ussery for 10 days for rough riding during the Widener Handicap. Vasquez was fined 200 for striking Ussery and both men were fined 100 for fighting in the jockeys quarters.

Miami Fla Hialeah Robert Ussery Jacinto Vasquez Ussery Vasquez Tibaldo

Cozy Corner Softball Meeting and Day Care Discussion

Residents are urged to attend a softball meeting at Cozy Corner on Wednesday at 7 pm. The session also notes proposed amendments to bills to address committee members objections. Mrs. Richard Lansburgh, president elect of the Maryland Committee for Day Care, cites 94000 Maryland children six and under with working mothers and says about 20 percent lack proper care.

Cozy Corner Market Streets Richard Lansburgh Maryland Committee For Day Care Maryland

Frederick YMCA Swim Meet Produces Dominant Girls Victory

The Frederick YMCA girls team swept Bethesda Chevy-Chase with 26 first places of 36 while the boys split against Montgomery County. Sandy Baker led with a triple win in the junior division and Paula Ganley claimed three firsts in the senior division. Preston Best added a senior boys triple win, with double winners Elizabeth Talley Donna Horine Linda Shaw and Alice Hendrickson.

Frederick Ymca Bethesda Chevy-Chase Montgomery County Sandy Baker Paula Ganley Preston Best Elizabeth Talley Linda Shaw Donna Horine Alice Hendrickson Carter Bettini

Bunning Signs With Phillies After Spring Camp Talks

Right-hander Jim Bunning agreed to terms with the Philadelphia Phillies at Clearwater as he seeks about 45 000 this season after earning 35 000 last year. The negotiations followed a meeting with GM John Quinn at the Phillies spring training camp.

Clearwater Fla Jim Bunning New York Mets Philadelphia Phillies Bunning Phillies John Quinn Detroit

Bowie Race Course Suspends Jockey Over Bowie Handicap

After 35 days of the 52 day meeting the track reported a mutual handle of 1 101 838 up 1 7 percent and attendance 390 981 up 543 from 1964. Jockey Danny French received a five day suspension for Benny Johnny in the Bowie Handicap with Benny Johnny disqualified to third after interference near the finish.

Mutual Bowie Bowie, Md Bowie Race Course Danny French Benny Johnny French Amastar Terminator

Cro-Magnon Skeletons and Hunters of Prehistoric France

The Cro-Magnon skeletons found in a rock shelter at Cro-Magnon, France in 1868 mark early humans who lived as food gatherers and hunters. They worked in groups to hunt large mammals, often driving herds over cliffs to secure prey.

Cro-Magnon France

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