Big Thurmont Walkersville basketball clash set for Friday
Thurmont coach Carlos Englar emphasizes home court edge and focus on avoiding talk about court size and glass backboards. Walkersville, defending state class B champions with a 7 3 record, hosts the pivotal county contest as Gor don Smith leads the Lions with high scoring.
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Thurmont
Walkersville
Carlos Englar
West Frederick
Brunswick
Lions
South Hagerstown
Albert Einstein
Montgomery County
North Hagerstown
Gaithersburg
Francis Scott Key
Englar
South
Smith
Rebels
Mountaineers
Joe Benchoff
Gary Shapiro
Shapiro
Benchoff
Matt Wiley
Wiley
Bills' Owner Calls for Common Draft in Pro Football
Ralph Wilson, owner of the Buffalo Bills, urged a common draft as a fix for pro football. He warned of storm clouds unless leagues agree, noted he spoke for himself, and predicted AFL expansion within three years to about 12 teams including plans in Philadelphia Chicago and Detroit.
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Houston
Ralph Wilson
Buffalo Bills
Wilson
Bills
Detroit Lions
National Football League
AFL
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
New York
College Basketball Results From Across The Nation
AP reports scores from multiple games including Saint Joseph's 115 Seton Hall 81 and North Carolina 62 over NC State, plus Virginia 106 Hampden Sydney and Harvard 96 Dartmouth 80. Also noted is John Hans Lobert, 83, ex Phillies third baseman and manager, hospitalized after a car crash with a broken left ankle and knee. he is listed in fair condition and serves as a Giants scout.
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Southern
Virginia
Hampden-Sydney
Marquette
Wisconsin
Xavier Ohio
St. Francis Pa
Maine
Colby
Drake
Creighton
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Navy
Syracuse
Colgate
LSU
Tulane
LaSalle
Duquesne
Georgetown
D.C
George Washington
Harvard
Dartmouth
Tulsa
North Texas
Gallaudet
Towson State
Hampden
Philadelphia
John Hans Lobert
Philadelphia Phillies
Einstein Medical Center
Lobert
Phillies
San Francisco Giants
Clay Sells Radio Rights For Fight With Liston
Cassius Clay signed a $250000 radio rights contract with Mutual for his unscheduled heavyweight title bout with Sonny Liston. He aims to fight six weeks after doctors clear him, with a May date possible in Boston after a hernia operation and next week’s medical check.
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New York
Cassius
Clay
Sonny Liston
Liston
Boston
Mutual Broadcasting Company
Mutual
NCAA invites AAU to participate in indoor sanction talks
The NCAA cleared indoor season participation for most athletes and invited the AAU to join cooperative sanctioning talks. It set March 1 as the effective date to stop participation in non NCAA sanctioned indoor meets and lifted or adjusted several school sanctions including West Texas State, Iowa, and Centenary. The convention also backed a report urging stricter ties with professional leagues and curbing scouting report payments and premature signings.
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Chicago
National Collegiate Athletic Association
AAU
NCAA
West Texas State
Iowa
West Texas
Ncaa Council
Town
Centenary
Jim Corbett
Louisiana State
Corbett
Co Coaches of the Year honor ends deadlock in AP voting
Ara Parseghian of Notre Dame and Frank Broyles of Arkansas shared the Coaches of the Year award after a three-count deadlock at the American Football Coaches Association meeting. Clarence Stasavich won small colleges Coach of the Year with East Carolina College’s 8-1 season, while Stasavich’s career included posts at Lenoir Rhyne.
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Chicago
Frank Broyles
Arkansas
Ara Parseghian
Notre Dame
American Football Coaches Association
Clarence Stasavich
East Carolina College
Greenville
N.C
Broyles
Arkansas Razorbacks
Western University
Southern California
Darrell Royal
Texas
Stasavich
Georgetown
Lenoir Rhyne
Hickory
Lenoir Rhyno
East Edges West 124 123 In All Star Thriller
The East held off the West 124-123 in the NBA All Star game as Oscar Robertson sealed victory with 1:15 left. Jerry West and Bob Pettit rallied the West late, but the East preserved a 10-5 series edge with Jerry Lucas earning MVP honors after a 28 point night.
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Jerry West
National Hin Fi
Leis
Oscar Robertson
St. Louis
Bob Pettit
Don Ohl
Red Auerbach
Boston Celtics
Auerbach
Jerry Lucas
Cincinnati
Lucas
Robertson
Gus Johnson
Baltimore
San Diego Open Second Stop On Golf Tour
Art Wall Jr. leads a strong field at Stardust Country Club for the San Diego Open second stop of the 1965 winter tour. The par 71 course has been toughened since the last try two years ago, with notable absences including Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Gary Player Ken Venturi and Paul Harney. Local favorites Gene Littler Bill Casper also among those in the field alongside Tony Lema Bob Rosburg Mike Souchak Tommy Bolt and Tommy Jacobs.
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San Diego
Calif
Art Wall Jr
Stardust Country Club
Arnold Palmer
Ken Venturi
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Paul Harney
Bill Casper
Gene Littler
Tony Lema
Bob Rosburg
Mike Souchak
Tommy Bolt
Tommy Jacobs
Rocky Ridge 4 H Club Welcomes New Member Martin Wivell
The Rocky Ridge Progressive 4H Club met at the Goetz home with 34 members present. Sharon Goetz discussed care and management of steers and Dale Sharrer reported on a recent basketball meeting.
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Rocky Ridge Progressive 4H
Sharon
Paula’ Goetz
Martin Wivell
Sharon Goetz
Steers
Dale Sharrer
Walkersville High to Host Six Senior and Two Junior Games
Six senior and two junior games will be played at Walkersville High School with practice at Emmitsburg High School. Freshments were served.
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Walkersville High School
Emmitsburg High School
Bowie's Twin Double Pays Off Over Forty-Nine Thousand
At Bowie Race Track two disqualifications altered outcomes raising a twin double payout to $49,309.80. One Coat beat 80-1 Will Dance after a foul was upheld on Wild Dance with jockey Jonn Block, while Fleet Boss’s earlier disqualification kept another ticket alive. The winning bettor claimed a $1,071.80 share from 46 tickets, with the overall record twin payoff previously set at Roosevelt Raceway.
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Bowie, Md
Bowie Race Track
Jonn Block
Wild Dance
Daniel French
Block
Will Dance
Fleet Boss
Deroulade
Day For Peace
Roosevelt Raceway
Bowie
Move To Oust Rozelle Outrageous Says Modell
Cleveland Browns owner Arthur Modell called the move to oust Pete Rozelle outrageous and disgraceful. He criticized Bernie Parrish for backing replacement efforts and urged retirement if unhappy with NFL leadership. Modell noted Rozelle’s long tenure and rising player pension funding from TV money and trading card rights.
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Rozelle
Art Modell
Cleveland
Arthur Modell
Cleveland Browns
Bernie Parrish
Pete Rozelle
National Football League
Parrish
Browns
Paul Brown
NFL Players Association
Modell
Players Association
Parish
NFL
Modells
Fourth In Row For Maryland Triumph Over Navy
Maryland, led by sophomores Joe Harrington Jay McMillen and Gary Williams, won 77-58 over Navy for their fourth straight victory. Harrington had 19 points and 14 rebounds, McMillen 16, while Williams scored 10 with seven rebounds as 7,500 fans watched.
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College Park
Maryland
Navy
Terps
Joe Harrington
Jay McMillen
Harrington
Gary Williams
Hunting License Test Urged By State Committee
The Maryland Firearms Safety Committee urged legislation to require safety training before first hunting license. A voluntary start under a state staff program is proposed with $10,000 for year one from general funds. A bill will be introduced when the General Assembly opens in Annapolis.
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Baltimore
Maryland Firearms Safety Committee
Department of Game and Inland Fish
George B. Shields
Department
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