South Favored In Senior Bowl Today
South leads 11 to 5 with a 40,605 expected crowd in Mobile as Carter and Southall headline the 18th annual Senior Bowl. NBC telecasts at 2 p.m. EST. North and South feature top passers, receivers, and defenses from SEC Big Ten and Big Fight as payoff rises for winners and losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Virgil Carter
Brigham Young
Terry Southall
Baylor
Carter
Pagoing
Southall
Baylor Bridegroom
Bears
Yankees
Southal
Ray Perkins
Alabama
Tennessee
Johnny Mills
Dick Reding
Louisiana
Eppie Barney
Iowa State
Jim Greth
Arizona
Kenny Last
Chet Anderson
Minnesota
Bubba Smith
Michigan State
George Patton
Georgia
Paul Naumoff
Big Ten
Kennedy to Recommend 12th NBA Franchise for San Diego
Walter Kennedy says the NBA expansion committee may award a 12th franchise to San Diego for the 1967-68 season. The recommendation could come within a month as part of the league's expansion plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
National Basketball Association
Walter Kennedy
Association
Kern Named Aide At Maryland Football Staff
Fred Kern, longtime Calvert Hall head coach and Maryland alum, was named Maryland defensive assistant. The hire follows coach Bob Ward tapping Ernie Jorge as aide earlier. Kern posted a 26-9-1 record at Calvert Hall and played guard and lacrosse at Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kern
Calvert High School
Baltimore
Maryland
Navy
Ernie Jorge
Kern
Calvert Hall
Ward
Future Of Soccer Loop Slated At League Meeting
ATLANTA AP Representatives from ten teams of the National Professional Soccer League will meet here next week to set the league path for its first April season. A commissioner may be named, the season schedule announced, and a college player draft discussed. William Bartholomay, Braves chairman, expects a decisive stance on USSFA sanctioning for international play and possible antitrust implications. Attending cities include Baltimore Chicago Los Angeles New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh St Louis San Francisco and Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
William Bartholomay
Atlanta Braves
United States Soccer Football Association
Bartholomay
USSFA
Braves
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Chicago
Los Angeles
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
San Francisco
Toronto
Harvey warns of suit over sale to Providence
Baltimore veteran Doug Harvey threatened legal action if the confusion over his sale from the Clippers to Providence isn’t resolved by Monday. He refused to report to Providence, saying Baltimore’s Terry Reardon misrepresented the deal and pressured him with promises to secure his own arrangement with Providence. Harvey, 42, noted his contract makes him a free agent at season’s end and said he may not play if forced to stay with a losing club under the current terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Doug Harvey
Providence
Baltimore Clippers
Harvey
Terry Reardon
Reardon
Buster Clegg
Doug
Clegg
Lions fire Harry Gilmer as coach after two poor seasons
Detroit Lions owner William Clay Ford announces the dismissal of head coach Harry Gilmer after a 4 9 1 season record over two years. Gilmer, under contract for one more year, will be paid in full. Joe Schmidt mentioned as a potential successor. Ford to weigh factors before any decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Detroit Lions
Harry Gilmer
National Football League
William Clay Ford
Gilmer
Lions
Ford
Joe Schmidt
Alabama
Washington Redskins
Minnesota
Minnesota Vikings
Harry
Nick Pietrosante
Sam Williams
Tulmar Wins Open Range Purse at Bowie
Tulmar led early then surged to win the seven furlong Open Range Purse paying bettors $20.80 $8.80 and $6.20. Jockey Michael Hole rode the winner then pressed in the stretch. Favored Steel Trap finished second with $4 and $3.20 pays, while Fairy Queen paid $9.60 to show. Charley Baltazar, Maryland's top rider for 1966, reported the result after the third race and had remaining mounts canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buwik
Tulmar
Michael Hole
Steel Trap
Fairy Queen
Maryland
Charley Baltazar
Federal Action Urged On Limit On Pro Grid TV
At the NCAA convention in Houston colleges push federal legislation to bar pro football from televising games on Friday nights and Saturdays. NCAA official James Corbett notes Fridays belong to high schools and colleges, urging a firm law to protect schedules. Pro leagues would be restricted by a tradition guiding game times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
James J. Corbett
Louisiana State University
NCAA
Bill Reed
Big Ten
National Collegiate Athletic Association
American Association of College Baseball Coaches
U.S. Track Coaches Association
Corbett
National Broadcasting Co
National Football League
AFL
Wismer May Become President of Redskins
New York AP report says Harry Wismer could become president of the Washington Redskins if Catherine Marshall Price regains control of the Marshall estate. The notarized agreement, dated Nov 23 1966, names Price as chairman and Wismer allies Campbell Kirchner as vice presidents. George Preston Marshall Jr. faces custody after a court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Harry Wismer
Washington Redskins
Catherine Marshall Price
George Preston Marshall Sr
New York City
U.S
Washington
George Preston Marshall Jr
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Mexico
Marshall
Edward Bennett Williams
Milton King
Price
George Price
Wismer
David R. Campbell
Detroit
Ralph T. Kirchner
Young Marshall
Campbell
Kirchner
Namath Discharged After Knee Surgery
Joe Namath, star quarterback for the New York Jets, was discharged from the hospital after a double operation on his right knee. Jet officials said the patient left Friday and will recuperate in the Miami area wearing a full leg cast for six weeks. He hopes to play golf in March and run in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Namath
NEW York
Joe Namath
New York Jets
American Football League
Jet
Miami
Phillies Sign Callison And Wagner Inphillies Move
The Philadelphia Phillies announced the signing of outfielder John Callison and pitcher Gary Wagner on Friday, expanding their roster with two veteran players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillies
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
John Callison
Gary Wagner
Native Diver Seeks 29th Stakes Victory Today
Native Diver an eight year old gelding owned by Mr and Mrs L K Shapiro goes for his 29th stakes win in the 50 000 added San Carlos Handicap at Santa Anita with top weight 128 pounds over seven furlongs. Jerry Lambert rides the diver against Time Tested Pretense Cupid Hoist Bar and other top rivals as Ocean Park card stakes worth 62 050 with 39550 to the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diver
California
Hollywood Park
San Carlos
Jerry Lambert
Ogden
Mills Phipps
Eddie Neloy
Braulio Baeza
Neloy
Phipps Stable
Baeza
Llangollen Farm
Bill Shoemaker
Bert W. Martin
Laffitt Pincay Jr
Panama
Ben Canter
Palos Verdes
Alvaro Pineda
Tropical Park
Davis II
Father
Pollux
Also Mentioned on This Page
North
Norm van Brocklin
Otto Graham
E South
NBC
College Park, Md
Bob Ward
University of Maryland
Coal and Fuel Oil
Hillside Coal & Oil Co
van & Storage, Inc
Courtbous
Main Street
Jefferson
Frederick County
Annie Fry
RCA
Singer
Westinghouse
Sunbeam
United Church of Christ
Effie Roderuck Jeffereun
A. Doty Remsburg
Hi. M. Alexander
Farmers Supply CO. Delaval Milkers
All_Ganuine DeLaval Milkee Parte Fail
New Idea Farm Machinery
Carrell St. Frederick
Bowie
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Ava
Woodsboro
Lew Myers
Hank Washington
West Texas State
Redskins
Alexander Hiltzoff
Nicodemus
Lelivistal
North Market
Shest
Frederick
Cruise
United States
ST. Thomas
Boyer Travel
Agency
South Market St
Volkswagen
E. 4Th Street
W. Patrick Street
DIAL
MR. Kok
Go Modern
Gulf Solar Heat
Gulf
Gulfining
Victor
Royal Portable & Office
Storm and Shipley
2Nd & Market Sts
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!