Rebels End Frederick's Win Streak in Tri State League Loss
South Hagerstown routed Frederick 49 35 in a Tri State League game, snapping Frederick's seven game undefeated run. The Cadets shot 21 percent, with Art Gaines 14 and Vern Stoner 11 leading the Rebels while Frederick's Tim Ambrose scored eight and Howard Hoy seven. Junior varsity Frederick beat South Hagerstown 50 26.
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Orioles Host World Series Premiere for Area Sportswriters
In Baltimore the Friday at the Movies event showcased a 1964 World Series film between the Cardinals and Yankees. Jack Dunn led the program with Hank Bauer and notable players as guests and critics praised the slow motion highlights despite missing some scoring plays.
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Finley Must Pay Lane in $113000 Settlement
Frank Lane won a $113000 federal court settlement from Charles C. Finley owner of the Kansas City Athletics after a brief term as general manager. Lane had sued for $144166 representing unpaid salaries under a Feb. 15 1961 contract.
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Sudden Death Rule In Pro Bowl Game
The Pro Bowl could use sudden death if the game ends in a tie Sunday making it the 15th annual all star game. NFL public relations chief Jim Kensil announced the potential tie rule, not used in regular season games. East coach Blanton Collier and West coach Don Shula led their squads in final preparations.
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Rams Hire Coach Don Doll as Defensive Backfield Coach
The Los Angeles Rams announce the hiring of Don Doll as defensive backfield coach. Doll, formerly a star at the University and NFL veteran, played six seasons with Detroit Washington and the Rams. He has coached ten years, most recently two seasons with the Lions.
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St. John’s Opens Lead to Defeat MSD 57-38
St. John’s jumps to a 16-4 first period lead and tops Maryland School for the Deaf 57-38 at the MSD gym. Karl Brust leads St. John’s with 11 points, eight in the first half, as 11 Saints hit the scoring column. The Orioles’ Arkley Wright scores 12 in the second half but MSD falls short. St. John’s also wins the JV game 51-28.
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Out Of League Forks Disband Over Lost Field In Grand Forks
The Grand Forks baseball team of the Northern League voted Friday to discontinue operations after losing Municipal Park to highway construction. Plans for a new field failed, ending the 27 year franchise in the city.
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Liners Hold Off Taneytown Rally For 64-62 Win
Emmitsburg built a 40-28 halftime lead and edged Taneytown 64-62 as Eddie Baker led with 22 points and Carson Kelley added 16. Taneytown staged a late rally, outscoring Emmitsburg 19-12 in the fourth period. Paul Gigeous led Taneytown with 24 and Krouse added 14. JV score Taneytown 49 Emmitsburg 39.
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Mt Airy dominates North Carroll in 59 48 league win
Mt Airy edges North Carroll 59 48 as an 18 point fourth quarter burst lifts the Bulldogs to their third Carroll County League victory. Wilson Etzler leads with 21 points, Frizzell adds 11, and Jim Miller 10, while John Miller tops North Carroll with 15. Junior varsity Mt Airy beats North Carroll 45 30.
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Denver Broncos appoint Fred Gehrke director of player personnel
Fred Gehrke, 46, a former Utah football track and swimming star, was named director of player personnel for the Denver Broncos of the American Football League on Friday.
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Mount Ramps 92-64 in Mason-Dixon Conference Tilt
Mt St Marys routed Old Dominion 92-64 in a Mason-Dixon game to improve to 10-1 on the season. Ed Folk Pete Johnston and Bernie Haag led scoring while reserves played the entire second half. ODU top scorers were Fred Edmonds Randy Leddy Hank Marriott. Mountaineers host Loyola next.
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Railroaders Top Knights in 73 51 Victory
Charley King led the Railroaders with 21 points as Brunswick opened with a 23 7 run and defeated Middletown 73 51 for their second straight win. Dave Gaither added 17 and Drew Grey 13 while Bruce Frushour scored 23 for Middletown and Howard Deterding 13. Joe Shafer had 11 in Middletown’s 47 point preliminary win over Brunswick.
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Orioles Still After Minnesota's Hall
Baltimore manager Hank Bauer said the Orioles remain in the market for Minnesota outfielder Jimmy Hall. He added he would not break up the core of the team and would be content with the same lineup that led Baltimore to a third place finish last season.
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Redskins Lost Top Draft Choices Over Early Signings
Washington navigated a draft loss as Tulsa guard Bob Breitenstein and Nebraska halfback Kent McCloughan signed with AFL clubs before the Cotton Bowl, while Washington offered a three year no cut deal. Coach Bill McPeak warned against long no cut terms for title contenders.
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Thurmont Rolls To 93-57 Win Over Lancers
Thurmont routs Singapore 93-57 in a class B game led by Gary Shapiro and Joe Benchoff. Shapiro 20 points, Benchoff 19, Wildasin 16, Wiley 14 as ten Mountaineers scored after halftime with a 48-22 edge. Singapore’s Bob Cline 17, Jack Rickman 10. Thurmont improves to 5-1 in the series against schoolboy opposition.
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World basketball tournament slated for Santiago in 1966
The World Amateur Basketball Federation and the Chilean Basketball Federation announced a March 1966 world tournament in Santiago Chile. Thirteen nations are expected to participate including the United States and Russia.
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Damascus Hornets defeat Gaithersburg 71 to 51 in county league game
Damascus unused offense built a 41-21 halftime lead over Gaithersburg and triumphed 71-51 in Montgomery County A BC action. Hines and Randolph each scored 20 points for Damascus while Gerry Crown led Gaithersburg with 20.
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Walkersville Hosts Gaithersburg In Tonight's Basketball Game
Walkersville hosts Gaithersburg in the only scholastic basketball game scheduled tonight at 8 p.m. The matchup features local teams in a high school hoops clash.
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