Frederick Swimmers Smash Aquatic Marks
Frederick YMCA boys swim team captured three of four age groups from Cumberland YMCA while the girls prep team upset Silver Spring but lost three age groups. Elizabeth Talley set local records with 29.9 for 50 yd freestyle and 1:11 for 100 yd freestyle, leading a string of record performances. Cadet Karen Dean and Senior Sandy Baker also posted new marks as the team totaled strong wins. next league meet is Jan 7 with Dundalk hosting the girls and Carlisle, Pa. visiting for the boys.
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Cumberland Ymca
Silver Spring
Frederick
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Miss Talley
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Donna Babylon
Holly Groelle
Karen Dean
Sandy Baker
Carolyn Goodlow
Ann Baker
Lynn Helms
Valerine Remsberg
Diane van Gilder
Miss Baker
Gail Remsberg
Elaine Kessing
Mt Airy Romps To 79 42 Win Over St John’s
Mt Airy overwhelmed St John’s of Westminster 79 to 42 as Charlie Magin led with 12 points and Wayne Logue Charles Warden and Charles Miller added 10 each. Mt Airy built an early 19 11 lead and dominated with ball control and rebounds. Doug Alexander scored 12 for Mt Airy JV in a 41 20 win over St John’s JVs.
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St. John’s
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Perkins
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Louisville Seeks Ground On Bruins In Key Week
Louisville climbs to 11-6 after beating Tulsa and faces North Texas State, while UCLA holds one game as North Carolina drops after a 91-81 home loss to Princeton. The Top Ten remains UCLA Louisville and UNC with shifts for Providence Kansas Bradley and Mississippi State. St Johns Vanderbilt and Michigan State fall out.
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Louisville Stifles Tulsa for 76-62 MVC Victory
Westley Unseld and Fred Holden limited Tulsa star Eldridge Webb who had 27 points as Louisville pulled away in the second half. Holden knocked in three field goals in the run that put Louisville ahead 55-40 with 10:42 remaining.
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Fred Holden
Tulsa
Eldridge Webb
Cardinals
Webb
Golden Hurricane
Holden
Post 799 Wins Trophies In Cage Tourney
Explorer Post 799 of Ft. Detrick captured two trophies in the Holiday Boy Scout Basketball Tournament at Ft. Detrick Field House. Troop 799 won the 14-15 division 83 to 24 and beat Troop 278 Braddock Heights 43 to 30 in the 16 and over group, led by Parry with 30 and Bromfield with 24 points.
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Ft. Detrick
Ft. Detrick Field House
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Troop
Braddock Heights
Frederick
Hagerstown
Buckeystown
New Market
Middletown
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Parry
Bromfield
Young
Simon
Pennington
Rhoderick
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DeGrange
Cronin Resigns At Freehold Raceway
John D. Cronin confirmed his resignation as executive vice president and general manager of Freehold Raceway effective December 31 1966 after seven seasons. The move follows a mutual amicable agreement with track owners. Cronin will not discuss future plans. Bowie Race Course President F George Tucker declined comment on Cronin’s resignation or possible successors.
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N. J
John D. Cronin
Freehold Raceway
Cronin
California
Southern Maryland Agricultural Association
Bowie Race Course
Short Hills
N.J
Associated Press
F. George Tucker
Bowie
Tucker
New Jersey Racing Commission
Pistons Hold Off Bullets 117-110 In Tight Finish
Dave De Busschere hits clutch free throws to seal a 117-110 victory for Detroit over Baltimore. Eddie Miles and Chico Vaughn add key baskets as Detroit snaps a four game skid. Don Ohl leads Baltimore with 26 points while Dave Bing scores 16.
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NEW York
Dave DeBusschere
Eddie Miles
Chico Vaughn
Detroit Pistons
National Basketball Association
Baltimore
New York Knickerbucklers
Philadelphia
Pistons
Bullets
Johnny Egan
Miles
Vaughn
DeBusschere
Don Ohl
Dave Bing
Ohl
Hawks Cagers On Market
ST LOUIS AP Ben Kerner sole owner of the St. Louis Hawks announced the franchise is for sale at a news conference led by club attorney Michael J Aubuchon. No price was set and Kerner prefers a sale to St Louis interests though a move is viewed by some as possible.
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ST. Louis
Ben Kerner
St. Louis Hawks
National Basketball Association
Michael J. Aubuchon
Kerner
Aubuchon
San Francisco
Hawks
Phils Acquire Gentile From Indians as White Backup
Philadelphia Phillies announce acquisition of veteran first baseman Jim Gentile from the Cleveland Indians Portland farm club to serve as a backup for the injured Bill White. Cleveland will receive a player or cash on or before the 1967 season opening.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Jim Gentile
Cleveland Indians
Portland
Bill White
Phillies
Cleveland
North Will Play Passing Game in Senior Bowl
North coach Norm Van Brocklin said his North squad will definitely use a passing attack in the Senior Bowl classic. South coach Otto Graham’s squad prepared for ground and air assault as Alabama star Ray Perkins watched and North practiced pass patterns.
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Norm van Brocklin
Minnesota Vikings
Otto Graham
Washington Redskins
Alabama
Ray Perkins
van Brocklin
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