Koufax Named AP Male Athlete of the Year for 1963
Dodgers pitcher Sandy Koufax tops the AP year end poll earning MVP and Cy Young honors as he led L A to the pennant and World Series title. He won 25 games and added two more in the fall sweep while outdistancing Y A Tittle and Roger Staubach for the top honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Fullerton JR
Associated Press
Sandy Koufax
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Yankees
Maury Wills
Y. A. Tittle
New York Giants
Roger Staubach
Navy
Sandy
Tittle
Giants
Tittle tops NFL voting with Staubach close behind
Tittle leads with 170 points in the voting, Staubach a distant third with 84. Other top ten finishers include Jack Nicklaus with 40, Sonny Liston 27, John Pennell 23, Julius Boros 22, Warren Spahn 19, and Arnold Palmer and Jim Brown tied at 17 each.
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Tittle
Staubach
Jack Nicklaus
Sonny Liston
John Pennell
Julius Boros
Milwaukee Braves
Warren Spahn
Arnold Palmer
Cleveland Browns
Jimmy Brown
Historical moments of 1861 to 1873 in brief notes
A compact timeline lists Henry Dickinson urging Mississippi secession before Delaware Assembly in 1861, Edwin Booth’s Hamlet debut in 1866, the 1938 founding of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, the 1961 US Cuba break, 1963 Siberian Christians seeking aid in Moscow and returned to Soviet authorities, plus Damien de Veuster born 1840 and his Hawaii mission and Molokai work.
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Henry Dickinson
Mississippi
Delaware
Edwin Booth
Lincoln
New York City
National Foundation For
Cuba
Eisenhower
United States
Soviet Union
Siberia
U.S
Moscow
Damien de Veuster
Tremelco
Belgium
Hawaii
Damien
Molokai Island
Leprosy Missionary Father Damien and Birthdays Highlight Day
The article recalls Father Damien’s 1839 death and 1890 notice by Robert Louis Stevenson defending him, then lists today’s birthdays for Victor Borge Frederick Ehrman Ray Milland Nell Rankin. A separate report notes Bonnie Lynn Smith charged with reckless driving after a Route 15 rear-end collision near Emmitsburg at 12 58 pm with no injuries.
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Government Hospital
Damien
Robert Louis Stevenson
Victor Borge
Copenhagen
Denmark
Frederick L. Ehrman
San Francisco
Ray Milland
Wales
Nell Rankin
Montgomery
Ala
Washington, D.C
Emmitsburg
Neil F. Bechtel
Therence F. Sage
Carlisle
Bonnie Lynn Smith
Washington
Sage
Local Notables Entertain at Sunday Dinners in Taneytown and Area
Taneytown residents hosted and visited relatives during weekend gatherings. Rev. David W. Shaum and Rev. Joseph A. Keeney attended at Mt Saint Mary's College and St. Joseph's in Taneytown. Guests included the Tracey family from Baltimore and Gettysburg regional visitors.
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John Leister
Taneytown
S. E. Breth
Carroll Heights
David W. Shaum
Mt. Saint Mary’s College
Joseph A. Keeney
St. Joseph’s
Donald Tracey
Baltimore
Tracey
And
Thomas Tracey
Rork St
Toney Japson
Francisco Japson
Luther Luckenbaugh
Baltimore St
Elizabeth Evans
Gettysburg
Amelia
Elizabeth Annan
Charles Hughes
Weekend social notes from Lejeune and surrounding areas
Lejeune North Carolina and Easton Maryland residents appear as Sunday and New Year holiday guests in several local social items. Names include Rasmai Lapsi, Kenneth Sloop and family, Dor P. Burke, Everett Cobb, George Arnold, A J Rosenwald, Joseph Gorman and Sal Privitera, with visits to Baltimore, Washington DC, Waltham MA and other locales.
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Charles Arnold
Baltimore St
Everett Cobb
George B. Arnold
Washington, D. C
A. J. Rosenwald
Utica
Joseph Gorman
Marguerite
Westminster Rd
William Stonesifer
Keymar
Sal Privitera
Waltham
Mass
E.U.B. Parsonage
Richard Rhinehart
Richard
Paul
Chag
Baltimore
Paul Rhine
Hart Forty Wedding Anniversary of Copenhavers Observed
Hart attended the 40th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Copenhaver of Taneytown held Sunday at the home of their son Rev. Merritt Copenhaver in Dover Pennsylvania. The couple were married January 1.
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Hart
Harry Copenhaver
Taneytown
Merritt Copenhaver
Bethany E.U.B
Dover
Henry I. Reindollar Jr
Lou Hess
Lamar Hilterbrick
Kim
College Park
Walter Waybright
Gettysburg
Harry Reindollar
Jar Neidermyer
West Cheser
Baltimore County targets scofflaws with 193 warrants
James P. S. Devereux, director of the Public Safety Department, announced that 193 warrants for 167 individuals had been sent to the Department of Motor Vehicles on Thursday to seize overdue license plates as part of a crackdown launched by county officials.
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Baltimore
James P. S. Devereux
Public Safety Department
Department of Motor Vehicles
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E. Sixth St
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