Unitas and Marchetti MVPs in West’s 31-17 Pro Bowl win
In Los Angeles the West defeated the East 31-17 to sweep the NFL post season games. John Unitas earned player of the game and Gino Marchetti was lineman of the game as Cleveland and Green Bay provided key moments for the West. Jim Brown led the East with two touchdowns and 101 rushing yards.
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Area court schedule this week for local high school teams
This week on area courts lists Tuesday games Middletown at St. John's Linganore at Walkersville Mt. Airy at North Carroll Frederick at Boonsboro Brunswick at Thurmont. Thursday adds Shippensburg at Mt. St. Mary's. Friday features St. John's at Linganore Walkersville at Thurmont Emmitsburg at Middletown Sykesville at Mt. Airy Waynesboro at Frederick. Sunday schedules St. Joe Martinsburg at St. John's.
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Terps Sophomore Duint Faces Tough ACC Slate
Duke holds 6-0 ACC lead after an 84-4 win over North Carolina as Maryland prepared for seven straight conference road games following a 68-55 loss to Navy. South Carolina moved to third with a 51-44 win over NC State while Davidson upset Virginia. Clemson and Wake Forest also won.
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Optimist handily topples South Martinsburg in junior high clash
The Frederick Optimist beat South Martinsburg Junior High 66 to 45 at Frederick High School securing a fifth straight win. Ronnie Heffner led with 18 points and Tim Ambrose added 15 as Frederick built a 31-21 halftime edge and pulled away in the second half. They next face North Hagerstown freshmen Wednesday at 4 30 p m and then travel to Westminster Saturday at 2 p m.
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Substitution rule inches toward free team placings
The NCAA rules committee nearly approved fully free substitutions, allowing platoons to enter when the clock is stopped and two players when running. A sole restriction remains: a team must call a time out to platoon during running clock.
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Weekend College Basketball Roundup From Top Ten Wins
Nine of the AP's top ten won on Saturday led by UCLA Kentucky and Oregon State. UCLA beat USC 78-71. Kentucky defeated Tulsa 105-63. Vanderbilt beat Mississippi State 90-66. Davidson edged Virginia 64-62. Villanova beat St John’s 55-44. Oregon State routed Hawaii 70-44. DePaul extended its win streak to 11 by beating Portland 111-83.
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Baltimore Tops Hawks 117 113 in St Louis NBA clash
Gus Johnson sparked a fourth quarter rally as the Baltimore Bullets defeated the St. Louis Hawks 117 113. Johnson scored 11 of 28 in the final period while Rod Thorn added 28 points and Walt Bellamy 23. Bob Pettit led St. Louis with 46.
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Art Wall Jr Wins 30000 Open Victory at San Diego
Art Wall Jr, 40, captured the San Diego Open with a par 70 to finish 274 for his first major win since 1960. He earned 4000 dollars. Tony Lema and Bob Rosburg tied for second with 267, Arnold Palmer shot 66 for 281, and a group at 277 included Bob Charles and Rex Baxter Jr.
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Ray Floyd
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George Archer
Rex Baxter Jr
Harold Kneece
Santa Anita Track Strike Settled After Long Bargain
The Santa Anita Park strike ending five days of canceled racing was settled in a 12 hour session. The three year contract grants workers a 7 cent daily raise now, with similar raises in the next two years covering about 1,400 employees. Pay ranges from 24 to 70 dollars daily, including pari mutuel staff and guards.
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Griffith Honored by Boxing Writers Night in New York
Welterweight champion Emile Griffith and promoter Harry Markson received top awards from the Boxing Writers Association at its annual dinner in New York. Griffith was named Fighter of the Year and received the Edward J. Neil Memorial Plaque, along with a scroll from the Virgin Islands. Markson, MSG boxing director and former writer, earned the James J. Walker Memorial Plaque for long meritorious service to boxing.
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No Races Today at Charles Town Track
Heavy snow forced cancellation of today’s program at Charles Town Race Track in West Virginia. Six inches fell on Sunday with up to four more inches forecast. racing will resume when weather permits, possibly Tuesday.
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Olympic hopes rise after Boston meet in opener
The Boston Knights of Columbus Games opened the 1964 Eastern indoor track season. Wendell Mottley set an indoor 500 yards record and earned the JFK trophy as outstanding athlete. Canadian Bill Crothers and Chris Williamson impressed in the 1000 yards and three miles, while John Thomas led Boston with a 7-2 high jump and John Pennel topped the pole vault despite world records.
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U S Ski Jumpers Finish Strong In International Meet
Gene Kotlarek of Duluth Minnesota placed fifth and John Ballant of Minneapolis sixth as the United States Olympic ski jumping team posted a strong showing. Otto Leedelter of Austria won the event with competitors from six nations.
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