Bulldogs Race Past Taneytown for 62 51 Victory
Gerry Monday led Mount Airy with 24 points on eight field goals and eight free throws as the Bulldogs built a 29 point fourth quarter burst to beat Taneytown 62 to 51. Charlie Miller and Charlie Magin added 10 each while Mount Airy led 10-7 after one, trailed by two at halftime, then surged late. In the prelim, Mount Airy defeated Taneytown 55-22.
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Taneytown
Mount Airy
Gerry Monday
Bulldogs
Monday
Charlie Miller
Charlie Magin
MT. Airy Taneytown
Aailler
Smeak
Grigsby
Dieb
Magin
Jenkins
Warden
Bollinger
Locque
Frederick anglers land unusual northern pike and carp
PEPCO fishing produced two distinct feats in Frederick last week. D Ford Hedges landed a 6 pound 14 ounce northern pike measuring 311/2 inches, a rare catch in the Potomac area. The next day 13 year old Kenneth Lee Shankle filled his limit with carp and suckers, making for a memorable outing. The 1967 Fishing in Maryland magazine goes on sale, featuring 35 new color maps, hot spots for Chesapeake Bay, and award listings for Maryland anglers.
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Frederick
D. Ford Hedges
Potomac
West Virginia
Kenneth Lee Shankle
Ken
Maryland
Chesa Peake Bay
Gram
Lawrence Pearl
Jefferson
Hisashi Ideguchi
Pearl
Ideguchi
Curt Dillon
Baltimore
Dillon Originals
Frederick Cadets rally past Patriots 67 49 in city showdown
Frederick High overcomes a slow start as Jeff Freeland scores 23 including 10 in the third quarter to spark a 67-49 win over Thomas Johnson in front of 2000 plus fans. Willis Hall adds 22, Ward Brown 13, and Frederick shares Tri-State League lead with North Hagerstown at 7 0 overall 24 4-0 in league.
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North Hagerstown
Jeff Freeland
Patriots
Freeland
Tim Ambrose
Ward Brown
Waltz
Brown
Chuck Foreman
Frederick
Willis Hall
Patriot
Ambrose
Thomas Johnson
St Johns Edges Fairfield 65-51 in high school hoops
St Johns High School of Frederick used a strong second quarter to pull away from Fairfield in a 65-51 win. Rick Hassett led with 31 points, supported by 12 from Jerry DeGrange and 14 from Tommy Sherald. Fairfield was led by Williams with 16. The Saints also defeated Fairfield Jayvees 76-47 behind Eddie Kearns' 29 points.
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Fairfield
St. John’s High School
Frederick
Rick Hassett
Jerry DeGrange
Tommy Sherald
Saints
Williams
Fairfield Jayvees
Eddie Kearns
Saint Jayvees
Scholastic basketball scores from area games
Douglass defeated Southern 58 to 42 while Mount St Joseph beat Dunbar 65 to 61. Edmondson won over Patterson 77 to 62 and Cardinal Gibbons topped Northern 41 to 76. Calvert Hall lost to Loyola 78 to 40 and Friends fell to John Carroll 65 to 57. Forest Park beat Towson Catholic 76 to 58, Mervo defeated Archbishop Curley 64 to 58, City failed against Carver 40 to 64, Gilman defeated Severn 47 to 53, McDonogh beat ? 40.
Clay denied draft exemption by Kentucky board
Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay lost a bid for conscientious objector status before Kentucky Board of Appeals. The unanimous ruling cited Justice Department findings. Clay may appeal to Local Board 47 in Louisville. He was reclassified 1-A after mental standards eased. In Houston he apologized for calling Ernie Terrell an Uncle Tom, saying he didn’t know Terrell wasn’t.
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Cassius Clay
Kentucky Board of Appeals
Col. Everett
Stephenson
State Selective Service
Justice Department
Clay
Louisville
Partment
Houston
Ernie Terrell
Terrell
Tom
Lions Crush Francis Scott Key in easy win
Walkersville led 20-12 after one and pulled away to 79-46 over Francis Scott Key of Carroll County. Ten Lions scored, led by Dick Murray with 15, Bob Funk 14, Ron Cook 11 and Jim Bachtell 10 as the squad rolled through the contest and built a 22 point second quarter surge. In the preliminary, Walkersville defeated the Eagles 45-30.
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Walkersville
Vedlakersville
Lions
Francis Scott Key
Carroll County
Dick Murray
Bob Funk
Ron Cook
Jim Bachtell
Eagles
Fskk
Kinsel
Cooks
Henry
Murray
Warfield
Bachtelt
Vossburg
Wachter
Nokes
Funk
Patterson
Heftin
Jones
Broadwater
Dougherty
Brown
Hedges
Bowen
FSK
Patriots Fall Short After Halftime Slide In Battle
Frederick nipped Thomas Johnson 2-point edge after halftime as both teams traded runs. Coach Brooks praised Freeland's outside shooting and Cadets’ improved second half while Robertson cited fouls illness and lost poise as decisive factors. Brown led the Patriots on the boards but Ambrose struggled after the break.
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Thomas Johnson High School
Karl Manwiller
Patriot
Cokie Robertson
Patriots
Frederick
Roberson
Tim Ambrose
Homer Brooks
Thomas Johnson
Brooks
Freeland
Robinson
Brown
Ambrose
Brunswick Tops Thurmont In Last Seconds
Brunswick shocked Thurmont 67-66 as Steve Cox hit a go ahead layup with seven seconds left. Cox led with 27 points, Ed wards and Gaither added double figures for the Railroaders who erased a 13 point deficit. Matt Wiley led Thurmont with 20 points as Brunswick JV beat Thurmont 43-33.
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Brunswick
Thurmont
Mountaineers
Steve Cox
Railroaders
Cox
Allen Edwards
Dave Gaither
Rrailroaders
Matt Wiley
Bill Eyler
Larry Brown
Jeff Thorpe
First Super Bowl Tickets Still Available In Los Angeles
Sponsors and sales chief Burt Rose report about 52,000 of the 93,000 capacity Los Angeles Coliseum game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Green Bay Packers have been sold with 41,000 tickets left as final rush efforts continue.
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LOS Angeles
Kansas City Chiefs
Green Bay Packers
Burt Rose
Pete Rozelle
Los Angelese Coliseum
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