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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1964
Page
7
The NCAA rules committee, dominated by faculty members, rejects returning to free substitution despite 98 percent coach support. A slight rule change is expected while coaches push for a uniform rule book across high school college and pro play.
The 1963 Dodgers sweep of the Yankees in four games was voted both Upset of the Year and Thrill of the Year by AP voters. Sandy Koufax’s 15 strikeouts in the opener boosted its status, while the Dodgers overcame a strong Yankees era and late-season collapse.
Baltimore signs Bob Gaiters, the 1960 NCAA scoring leader from New Mexico State, as a free agent. Gaiters, who played for the Giants and 49ers before, previously rushed for 467 yards on 116 carries with seven TDs in 1961 and added 158 yards on 36 attempts plus kickoff returns with San Francisco in 1962.
Mt Airy girls chased Linganore early and surged to a 29 19 win. Sandy Cullison led Mt Airy with 12 points while Kay Grossnickle paced Linganore with 10.
Ex-champion Jess Willard and Jack Kearns memoirs claim Jack Dempsey used plaster of Paris in gloves to win the 1919 title. Dempsey denies the charge as hokum, explains taped hands, and notes Willard’s strength and two-year layoff. Willard, 82, recalls the beating and jaw injury.
President Cronin and A's owner Charles Finley clash over moving the Kansas City Athletics to Louisville. Finley insists he will move the franchise despite league opposition and city lease battles. The AL says no comment while seven owners must approve the shift.
NEW YORK AP Likable Texas coach Darrell Royal and Bill Edwards of Wittenberg shared the 1963 Coaches of the Year honors at the American Football Coaches Association convention. Royal led Texas to an undefeated national championship season, while Edwards won the small college award for the second straight year. The NCAA convention also amended its constitution to broaden its purpose and scope and approved regional small college football championships and a national indoor meet plan. Edwards recalled nearly hiring Royal earlier in his Vanderbilt stint and both coaches accepted plaques at the association banquet.
George P. Marshall Jr and Mrs Catherine Price move to block Washington Redskins court appointment of C Leo de Orsey Milton King and Edward Bennett Williams as conservators of Marshall's affairs. They cite potential conflicts as Marshall, Redskin president, suffers a precarious heart condition and needs rest.
Mount St. Mary's overwhelmed Shepherd College 93 to 63 after taking a 52 point halftime lead. Bill Thompson led Shepherd with 32 points while Mount St. Mary's had eight players in double figures including 12 from Mike Costello. Shepherd dropped to 7 losses in nine games as Mount St. Mary's improved to eight wins in 11 starts.
Baltimore Orioles outfielder Boog Powell received a clean health bill after an orthopedic specialist evaluated his aching right elbow. Powell, who was hit by a pitch while playing winter ball for Mayaguez in Puerto Rico, returned to the lineup eight days ago but felt ongoing soreness when following through on swings. The specialist found only a severe bruise and Powell is expected to be ready for spring training after a lengthy rest.
The touring U S Olympic hockey squad lost 4 to 3 in an exhibition in Zi Jina Slovakia. The result was reported by Radio Prague on Wednesday.
Baltimore Bullets beat the Detroit Pistons 106 to 89 to halt a four game skid. Walt Bellamy scored 26 points with 19 rebounds as Rod Thorn and Kevin Loughery added double digit scoring in the decisive 17-1 run that turned a 41-25 deficit into a win. Detroit’s Bob Ferry and Bailey Howell led with 17 each.
Washington College 118 Salis bury State 80 Mt St Marys 93 Shepherd College 63 Chicago Loyola 96 Marquette 80 Maine 78 Bowdoin 72 Johns Hopkins 71 Towson State 70 Duke 81 Clemson 75 LaSalle 100 Lafayette 86 Seton Hall 95 Fairfield 81 Ga Tech 87 South Carolina Furman 74 Richmond 63 Fordham 67 Rutgers 64 DePaul 86 Notre Dame 73 Dayton 69 Ohio Wesleyan 52 Virginia 66 NC State 53 Delaware 93 Swarthmore 68 Miami 97 Jacksonville 92
The Frederick Midget Football League holds a public meeting at 7:30 tonight at the Frederick YMCA. The agenda includes an election of officers and other routine business.
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