State’s Death Toll Matches ’66 Figures
Maryland’s 1967 highway fatality toll climbed Sunday to 15, matching the count for the corresponding period a year ago. Jordan Hutto, 61, of Baltimore died after his car failed to negotiate a turn on Annapolis Junction Road near Ft. Meade, left the road, struck a tree, flipped over, and rested in a drainage ditch. Gladys Webb, 19, of Baltimore was killed when a car she was in ran off the Jones Falls Expressway in the city. Musicians Night: Calvary Methodist Church hosts an 8 p.m. program by Young Musicians Night with Bell Choir of Evangelical Lutheran Church, co-chaired by Mrs. Edward Schantz and Mrs. Kenneth Fogle.
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Carroll County and New Oxford Tied in Tri-State Trapshoot Meet
In a misty Sunday shoot at Thurmont Conservation and Sportsmans Club Carroll County tied league leaders New Oxford in the Tri-State Trapshooting Association winter league fifth meet. Roy Carl of Conococheague posted 99 of 100 for high day score among 139 shooters while runner ups included T R Staub New Oxford J Kreigh Conococheague and Jack Kramer Carroll County.
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N C State Coach Sloan Defended Over Maryland Row
North Carolina State chancellor John T. Caldwell defended basketball coach Norman Sloan after a ACC game at Maryland ended with 1:15 left when referee George Conley stopped play for a double technical on Sloan. Maryland led 60 55 as Jay McMillen shot two free throws. Caldwell said Sloan’s conduct was not unusual and no report would be filed pending instruction.
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Amerks gain tie for league lead with 7-2 win
Rochester Americans whipped the Baltimore Clippers 7-2 Sunday night to climb into a tie with Pittsburgh for first in the American Hockey League Western Division. Pittsburgh, two games in hand, lost 4-2 in Providence.
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