New Year's Soup and Stories at PEPCO Fair
A lively PEPCO New Year's gathering features John Fox's 30 gallon turtle meat soup ritual at the river with help from Millard Smotts and Chick Harrison. The event blends fishing tales, a dancing slippers gift note, and community humor as locals enjoy soup, rolls, and hot dogs while headlines shift to Santa Anita racing where Native Diver carries 132 pounds in the San Carlos Handicap.
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John Fox
Pepco
John
Millard Smotts
Chick Harrison
Chick
Hass Stewart
Buckeystown
Walker Zimmerman
Herman Daley
Walker
Herman
Good Fellowship
Arcadia
Cali
Native Diver
San Carlos
Santa Anita
LK. Shapiro
Round Table
Santa Anista
Jim Gutford
Mt Airy Wins 51 43 Over St Johns In Halftime Lead
Mt Airy held a halftime edge and outscored St Johns of Westminster 18 14 in the final eight minutes to win 51 43. Dale Weaver led St Johns with 23 points, while Mike Day topped Mt Airy with 13 and Charles Magin added 11. St Johns trailed 12 41 after the first, then rallied but could not overtake the Bulldogs.
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Mount Airy
Mt. Ary
St. John's
Westminster
Dale, Weaver
St. John’s
Pe Scully
Saints
Mike Day
Bulldogs
Charles Magin
Mt Airvy
Mt. Airy
Terry Perkins
Robert Perry
MT. Airy ST. John's
Gagnon
Goochman
Scully
Cook
Pat
Weaver
St John’s
West
St Jones
Catholic U Upsets Mount 79 78 in thriller
Catholic University stunned Mt. St. Mary’s 79-78 to ruin the Mountaineers’ undefeated run. Fessler hit 14 free throws and Speicher added late insurance as CU erased a 10 point deficit in the final seven minutes. Carter led Mt. St. Mary’s with 28, St Onge scored 23 for Catholic U. and Sutor added 14 for Mt. St. Mary’s.
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Emmitsburg
Catholic University
Mt. St. Mary's
Mason - Dixon
Cardinals
Mountaineers
Mike Fessler
Caenade
Emmett Spiecher
Catholic U
Fred Carter
Pete St. Onge
C. U
Evansville College
Civi
Mounts
Carter
Mounties
St. Onge
Co. U
Fessler
Bob Sutor
Mike Johnston
Kong St -Onge
Loyola
Civic Center
Baltimore
Roanoke
MT. ST. Mary’s Catholic U. GF
Carter VY
Speicher
Dohier
Couttica
Johinston
Fesster
Liveisberger Cioffar
Burgess
Lyons
Ange
Sarmia
Suter
Rebels crush Lions 94 to 55 in basketball clash
South Hagerstown roared to a 21 10 first-quarter edge and rolled past Walkersville 94 55. Vern Stoner led with 23 points, Clarence Beckett 19, Rod Horst 16, Steve Tyler 14 as the Rebels built a 45 24 halftime advantage and pulled away in the second half. Lions’ top scorer was Larry Garber with 15, Hunt Bowers and Eddie Esworthy each 11. JV Walkersville won 74 46.
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Walkersville
South Hagerstown
Vern Stoner
Rebels
Clarence Beckett
Rod Horst
Steve Tyler
Larry Garber
Lions
Hunt Bowers
Eddie Esworthy
Reds
Jim Bachtel
Ron Cook
Hagerstown Get
Bowers
Stoner
Es Orthy
West
Garber
Beckett Aay Grimes
Schwebly
College and high school basketball scores bulletins
A batch of high school games shows Dunbar beating Loyola 82 to 74 and Edmondson 67 over Towson Catholic 68 while Gibbons 73 defeats Southern 59 and Laurel 63 over Forest Park 64. Other results include St Joseph's over Patterson 69 and Carver 90 over Poly 62. Mervo 37 over Calvert Hall 78. Severna Park 68 over Bates 60. Annapolis 89 over Arundel 77. Glen Burnie 74 over Brooklyn Park 76. Southern of Lothing a2 vil College basketball scores include Georgia Tech 89 over Pittsburgh 77.
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Douglass
Southern
Gibbons
Forest Park
Laurel
Glen Elg
City
Patterson
St Joseph’s
Poly
Carver
Mervo
Calvert Hall
Curley
Severna Park
Bates
Annapolis
Arundel
Brooklyn Park
Glen Burnie
Andover
Southern of Lothing
Alabama Repeats as National Football Champion
Alabama's Crimson Tide secured a second consecutive national title after the final AP poll. Coach Bear Bryant celebrated early morning and praised the staff and seniors as Alabama edged Michigan State and Arkansas in the top standings with a 9-1-1 regular season and 39-28 Orange Bowl win.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Paul Bryant
P.S
Alabama
Michigan State
UCLA
Arkansas
Louisana State
Bryant
Taylor Feels He Should Be Playing In Pro Bowl
Taylor, star fullback for the Green Bay Packers, complains about being omitted from the Pro Bowl roster after a 23-12 win over the Browns. He notes groin and knee injuries but reflects on a productive eight NFL seasons and contemplates three to four more years of play.
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Taylor
NEW York
Jim Taylor
Green Bay Packers
Cleveland
Baton Rouge
Los Angeles
Ken Willard
San Francisco
Bill Brown
Minnesota Vikings
Browns
Iis
Jimmy Brown
Green Bay
Donny Anderson
Texas Tech
Jim Grabowski
Illinois
Cadets rout Westminster in Tri-State clash
Frederick crushed Westminster 78 to 46 in a Tri-State League men's basketball game. Denny Oram scored 23 points, Jeff Freland added 18, Willis Hall 15, and Ron Hart 10 as Frederick opened a 37-24 halftime lead and pulled away with a 29-point third period. Hall led with 19 rebounds, Amrose 13, while Frederick shot 50 percent and made 16 of 26 free throws. JV Frederick won 62-47 behind Craig Bowie 21 and Ambrose 14.
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Westminster
Frederick
Denny Oram
Oram
Jeff Freland
Willis Hall
Homer Brooks
Ron Hart
Freland
Hall
Tim Ambrose
Craig Bowie
Willard Davis
Mike Cox
Frederick Westminster
Martin
Hart
Lennongs
Hettner
Sechrist
Ambrose
Litte Ov
Oran
S Barnes
Schattenberg
St Maria Triumphs Over St Joseph’s In 75 37 Rout
St Maria Goretti used a fast break and solid defense to defeat Saint Joseph's of Emmitsburg 75 to 37. Robert Felix led with 16 points while Jim Fell, Jack Moran, and Bill Campbell added 12 each as ten players scored. Saint Joseph’s top scorer was John Sherwin with 12. The Gaels built a 10-7 lead after one and 29-13 at halftime, then outscored the visitors 46 to 19 in the second half. The St Maria girls also won 22 to 17 with Lucy Daniels scoring 12.
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Hagerstown
Saint Maria
St. Maria
St. Joseph’s
Gaels
Ade
St. Maria Girl’s Varsity
Lucy Daniels
Terry McGucken
T MARIA _ ST. JOSEPHS
Mixed Feelings at Civic Center NBA Doubleheader
The Civic Center hosts an NBA double header featuring the San Francisco Warriors vs New York Knicks and the Baltimore Bullets vs St. Louis Hawks. Between games fans may hear the Peabody symphonic wind ensemble. NBA score Philadelphia 129 New York 127.
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Baltimore, Md
Kabalevsky
Civic Center
National Basketball Association
San Francisco Warriors
New York Knickerbockers
Baltimore Bullets
St. Louis Hawks
Peabody Symphonic Wind Ensemble
Navy and Maryland players named to 1965 All-America soccer team
Navy full back James and halfback Myron Hurn and Maryland halfback Roy Eales earned spots on the 1965 All-America second team as chosen by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America.
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Springfield
Mass
Navy
Maryland
National Soccer Coaches Assn. of America
James
Myron Hurn
Roy Eales
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Valery Brumel
Moscow
Brumel
Mount
Trenton
Tom Meschery
Jim Barnes
Madison Square Garden
Dunbar
Edmondson
Towson Catholic
Georgia Tech
Pittsburgh
Pindue
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Davidson
Richmond
MIT
Harvard
Marshall
Ohio Wesleyan
Nebraska
Town State
Massachusets
American International
Providence
Brown
Mirginia Tech
William and Mary
Vanderbilt
Tulane
Boston Univ
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DePaul
Texas Asm
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Baylor
Las Vegas
Nev
Bo Wininger
Desert Inn Country Club
Agusta
Missouri
Tennessee
Lus
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Tide
Georgia
Sunoco
SUN Oil CO
Russell St
Bato
Casson
St. Joe
FT Fell
Baker
Connolly
Wally Moran
Joy
Naugle
Willams
Felix
Sherwin
Bacon
Norris Molloy
Haines
Fell
Campbell
Hunt
St. Josephs
St. Maria Goretti
Jt. Josephs
NBA
Philadelphia
Shields’ Homes
Fred
Philheat
Philupe
Arademark
Blue Ridge
P. O. Box
Frederick, Md
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