AFL Pension Fund Loser From AFL All Star Move
The AFL pension fund faces a heavy loss after the All Star game moved from New Orleans to Houston. Despite a near sellout at Jeppesen Stadium and ABC’s $75 000 TV contract, expenses for transport, hotels, and meals will drain proceeds, leaving little for the pension fund.
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Houston
Player Pension Fund
New Orleans
Jeppesen Stadium
Joe Foss
AFL
Milt Woodard
Dave Dikon
Louisiana
Woodard
San Diego
ABC
Maryland Voters Eye Judicial Post Revision Endorsement
The League of Women Voters of Maryland backs a proposed overhaul of how judges are chosen. A commission would submit nominations, the governor fills vacancies, and a noncompetitive election is used when a judge seeks another term.
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League of Women Voters of Maryland
Maryland
Maryland Judicial Selection Council
The
State Bar Association
Bomb explodes near Congress reading room in Buenos Aires
A powerful plastic bomb rocked the National Congress building in Buenos Aires Monday night, ripping a second floor reading room and smashing windows a block away. No injuries were reported. The article notes the Yiddish language dates from the 1500s.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
IAPI
National Congress
Stuhldreher Receives Stagg Award For Football Service
Chicago AP reports Harry Stuhldreher, Notre Dame Four Horsemen member, was named Stagg Award winner by the AFCA. The honor recognizes outstanding contributions to football, replicas the 1939 Stagg plaque, and Stuhldreher, then Wisconsin athletic director and coach, is hospitalized in Pittsburgh for observation and could not attend.
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Chicago
Harry Stuhldreher
Notre Dame
Four Horsemen
Stagg
American Football Coaches Association
Amos Alonzo Stagg
AFCA
Los Angeles
Stuhldreher
Wisconsin
Pittsburgh
Lions Triumph Over Francis Scott Key 69 to 45
Walkersville surged with 26 points in the third period to seal a 69 45 victory over Francis Scott Key. Gordon Smith poured in 24 points while Ralph Whitmore and Mike Trout added ten apiece to support the comeback after a 13 7 first quarter edge and a 29 21 halftime lead.
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Uniontown
Walkersville
Francis Scott Key
Eagles
Lions
Gordon Smith
Key
Ralph Whitmore
Mike Trout
Smith
Fritz
Ron Smith
George Wachter
Walkersville Fsk
Ritmare
Buffington
Imrerman
Ferzy
Trout
Smith JO
Lindsay
Drks
Robertson
Snoots
Low
Namath to Lead East In All-America Grid Clash
Joe Namath the Jets quarterback to play for the East in the fifth All-America game to be held in Buffalo on June 26. He will be joined by Notre Dame stars quarterback John Huarte end Jack Snow and linebacker Jim Carroll.
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Buffalo NY
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Tuesdas
Notre Dame
Namath
Alabama
Notre
McCloughan Signs with Oakland Raiders
Kent McCloughan, a fleet back from the University of Nebraska, has signed a contract with the Oakland Raiders of the American Football League in Oakland California.
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Oakland
Kent McCloughan
University of Nebraska
Oakland Raiders
Brown Seen As Next NFL Commissioner
Bernie Parrish of the NFL Players Association said he would back players to replace Pete Rozelle with Paul Brown. Brown, a Cleveland Browns former coach, is a Cleveland club vice president earning about 80 000 yearly on a four year contract. Parrish spoke in a telephone interview with Chuck Heaton of the Cleveland Plain Dealer from La Jolla California. Rozelle declined to comment in New York.
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Cleveland
Bernie Parrish
National Football League Players Association
NFL
Pete Rozelle
Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
Rozelle
Brown
la Jolla
Calif
Parrish
Chuck Heaton
Cleveland Plain Dealer
League Pension Committee
New York
Bulldogs win second county game 71 to 54
Mt Airy defeats Taneytown 71 54 to stay unbeaten in county play. Jim Linton scores 27 points for Mt Airy as they lead 16 15 after one, 40 25 at half, closing strong in the second half to improve to 6 3. Taneytown takes TV contest 38 33.
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Taneytown
Mt. Airy
Carroll County
Bulldogs
Jim Linton
Linton
Mt. Ary
Tanestown
Fred Baker
Mt Airy
Charles Muller
MT Airy Taney Town
Etzier
Hrouse
Frizzell
Gineos
Bern
Tare
Hawkworth
Smith
Babe Ruth League elects 1965 officers in Frederick
The Babe Ruth League of Frederick elected officers for 1965 at a meeting last night. Officers named include President Lewis Crutchley, Vice President Roy Crompton, Secretary Mrs. Palmer Snook, Treasurer Mrs. Robert Staley, and Player Agent Robert Staley. A managers and officers meeting is set for February 3 at 7 pm at Rosedale.
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Babe Ruth League of
Frederick
Lewis Crutchley
Roy Crompton
Palmer Snook
Robert Staley
Rosedale
Middletown Knights edge Fairfield 64 60 on free throw edge
Middletown and Fairfield traded blows as both teams hit 26 field goals and 15 free throws. The Knights drew ahead by sinking 12 foul shots to Fairfield's eight led by Frushour Palm and Deterding in a 64 60 win with Wyatt leading Fairfield at 24 points and Middletown’s JV won 41 30.
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Fairfield
Middletown
Knights
Bruce Frushour
Bob Palm
Howard Deterding
Frushour
Palm
Deterding
Wyatt
Jerry Bidle
Fairfield Middletown
Wortz
Fiz
Bream
Bide
Deardortz
Throne
Fawrheid
Lancers Rally Past MSD for 75 55 Victory on Home Court
Linganore-MSD game notes show MSD led early 20-16 but Linganore surged with a 20-6 second period run to lead 36-26 at halftime. John Ennis scored 23 for Linganore while Larry Reedy led MSD with 30 points. Linganore JV also defeated MSD 41-30.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Singapore
Orioles
Larry Reedy
Lancers
Robert Cline
MSD
Cline
Jack Harshman
John Ennis
Linganore
Artie Esworthy
Gordon Gray
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Riley
Jackson
Rothery
Rickman
Ennis
Harshman
Nickstalls
Stockman
Reedy
Patthews
Reep Pyle Tyler
Jmso
Gonzalez proposes national boxing commissioner bill
Rep Henry Gonzalez of Texas introduced a bill to create a national boxing commissioner under the Justice Department. He says the purpose is to break monopolistic control and racketeering within the boxing profession.
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Washington
Justice Department
Henry Gonzalez
Dtex
Texan
Ex County Resident Named Chair of Tax Foundation Inc
Robert C. Tyson, a former Frederick County resident who lived in the Thurmont area as a youth, is named chairman of Tax Foundation Inc. Tyson serves on the finance committee of U Steel Corp. Gordon Grand, executive vice president of Oli Mathieson Chemical Corp, is named president of the Foundation.
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Robert C. Tyson
Frederick County
Thurmont
Tax Foundation, Inc
Tyson
U Steel Corporation
Gordon Grand
Oli Mathieson Chemical Corporation
Poolesville Dominates Tubman 87 to 37 in Youth Basketball
Poolesville built a 34-12 halftime edge and rolled past Harriet Tubman 87-37. Burdette poured in 34 points, Hamilton scored 18, and 10 players found the scoring column as Poolesville outscored Tubman 53-25 after intermission.
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Poolesville
Harriet Tubman
Indians
Eugene Hamilton
Burdette
Hamilton
Robert Thomas
Harrison
Larry Hale
Harriet
Harriet Tusman
Rams Sign Flanker from Western Kentucky State College
The Los Angeles Rams signed Jim Burt a flanker and defensive halfback from Western Kentucky State College on Tuesday.
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LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Rams
National Football League
Jim Burt
Western Kentucky State College
Alcoa Foundation Establishes Scholarships for Architecture
Scholarships of 625 dollars each at 110 leading architectural schools benefit deserving students. The award covers building technology professional practice and conceptual design. The offer aligns with Alcoa Foundation aims to support architecture studies. Finland averages 45 persons per square mile.
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Alcoa Foundation
Finland
Six Months Since Goldwater Banners Raised
The article recalls six months since the opening day of the Republican National Convention in San Francisco. Barry Goldwater led delegates, attended rallies, and spoke of his confidence, while a leadership switch with Dean Burch and Ray Bliss was planned. The piece notes the campaign’s momentum and the ensuing GOP dynamics.
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Washington
Goldwater
San Francisco
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
New Hampshire
California
Golden Gate
Ohio
Ray Bliss
Dean Burch
Tucson
Burch
Johnson
Phoenix
Radio Station Land Transfer Closes Local Deal
The WMHI owners deeded six and one third acres of land hosting the station to Musical Heights Inc for thirty thousand dollars. The transfer named John T Staub Mary E Staub Leo L Shank Doris C Shank Howard C Fisher Alice G Fisher as grantors. The parcel lies on the east side of a private road from Mt Philip Road to Wiles Road.
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WMHI
John T
Mary E Staub
Leo L
Doris C. Shank
Howard C
Alice G. Fisher
Musical Heights, Inc
Mt Philip
Wiles Road
Land transfer moves to Musical Heights Corp station site
WMHI reports the land components of the Ho ward B Smith farm in Brad dock District shift from private partners to the Musical Heights Corporation. The radio station began as a private venture and now operates as a corporation with all assets including the land request transfer.
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Vate Road
Howard B Smith
Braddock District
WMHI
Musical Heights Corporation
Ship Charles E Wilson Freed From Chesapeake Ground
The Charles E Wilson, grounded in Chesapeake Bay since last Wednesday, was pulled free today by six tugs from mud flats near Old Point Comfort. A steering failure steered the coal carrier off the shipping lanes while carrying 50,000 tons of cargo destined for Japan.
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Hampton Va
Charles E Wilson
Chesapeake Bay
Wilson
Old Point Comfort
Japan
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