Maryland Afield- Enforce Gun Laws On Books Dont Make New Ones
The column argues for enforcing existing gun laws in Maryland rather than enacting new ones. It notes current laws on firearm possession, dealer registration, and penalties and questions the value of additional restrictions. It cites NRA positions and warns against laws that disarm honest citizens while failing to deter criminals.
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Maryland
National Association of Police Chiefs
Annapolis
Washington Post
National Rifleman Association
NRA
Seven Area Games Tonight Highlight Walkersville Showdown
Walkersville hosts Thurmont in a county class B race battle as SRO crowds pack the gym. St John s visits Singapore while Boonsboro plays Frederick and Brunswick goes to Loudoun Valley in a slate of Montgomery and Carroll County league games. Damascus hosts Sherwood and Mt Airy seeks a two game streak at Middletown as Gaithersburg visits Poolesville. St John s Lincoln Linganore clash as Linganore aims to improve to 5 4 while Brunswick looks to rebound after Tuesday loss. All games follow junior varsity contests.
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Walkersville
Thurmont
St. John’s
Singanore
Boonsboro
Frederick
Brunswick
Loudoun Valley
Mt. Airy
Middletown
Gaithersburg
Poolinsville
Sherwood
Damascus
Singapore
Gordon Smith
Lions
Gary Sharpiro
Joe Benchoff
Matt Wiley
Frederick Cadets
Orly South Hagerstown
Bulldogs
St. John’s of Westminster
North Carroll
Taneytown
Knights
Fairfield
Railroad
Loughery And Bellamy Lead Bullet Victory
In Philadelphia the Baltimore Bullets defeated the short handed 76ers 138 to 126 as Walt Bellamy and Kevin Loughery combined for 62 points. Bellamy scored 35 on 12 of 19 shooting with 11 free throws, while Loughery added 27. Hal Greer led Philadelphia with 24 points as the roster was thinned by Wednesday's trade and future arrival of Wilt Chamberlain.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore Bullets
Walt Bellamy
Kevin Loughery
Philadelphia 76Ers
National Basketball Association
Bullets
76Ers
San Francisco Warriors
Wat Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Warriors
Bob Ferry
Ack
Bellamy
Loughery
Hal Greer
Lucius Jackson
AFL Players Endorse Action By Negro Stars
The AFL Players Association unanimously endorsed 21 Negro players who refused to compete in the league All Star game in New Orleans. The East West game was moved to Houston after the boycott began. The statement urged league sites to be investigated for discriminatory practices before future games and called for reports to players. Tom Addison was re elected president after a meeting with ten Negro players from all eight clubs.
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Houston
Players Association of the
American Football League
New Orleans
Layers Association
Uture
Tom Addison
Boston
Addison
Cadets Second In Indoor Meet At Fifth Regiment Armory
Cadets finished second to Catonsville in a tri meet at the Fifth Regiment Armory in Baltimore Frederick and Sellars Point followed. Francis Foreman won the Cadets lone first with a 48 612 in shot put. Lance Howard Don Schattenberg Bill Holton and the two mile relay squad also placed. Frederick set next to the state indoor meet January 23 at the Fifth Regiment Armory.
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BALTIMORE — _ Frederick ‘High School
Catonsville
Fifth Regiment Armory
Sellars Point
Francis Foreman
Lance Howard
Don Schattenberg
Bill Holton
Phil Grove
Terry Korrell
Larry Wise
Jim Coleman
Frederick
Indiana coach Catuzzi to join Ohio State staff
Columbus AP reports Larry Catuzzi of Indiana University joins Ohio State as an assistant football coach replacing resigning Frank Ellwood who led the defense. Ellwood did not reveal his future plans. The United States produced 2,400,000 tons of newsprint in 1964.
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Columbus
Ohio
Larry Catuzzi
Indiana University
Ohio State University
Catuzzi
Frank Ellwood
Ellwood
U.S
Boxers Death From Heart Condition Shocks Young Ring
In Youngstown Ohio on a Golden Gloves night 17 year old Jerry Como Jr collapsed in a bout with Harvey Christaan and died from a pre existing cardiac condition not trauma the coroner Dr David Belinky ruled after post mortem findings Como's heart stopped briefly and he did not regain consciousness despite medical efforts observers noted the punch may have been to the temple while Como was crouched and shielding with injured hand in the bout and his weight listed near 135 pounds. The coroner said recommendations would be made to the boxing commission later that week.
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Youngstown, Ohio
David Belinky
Jerry Como Jr
Boxing Commission
Como
South Side Hospital
Harvey Christaan
Christian
Pedro Tomez
Mickey Wright Named AP Female Athlete Of The Year
Golf star Mickey Wright repeats as AP Female Athlete Of The Year after beating three Olympic swimming greats and top tennis player in a yearend poll. Wright led with 118 votes and 492 points, receiving the Frederic C. Miller Memorial Trophy at the Fraternal Order of Eagles banquet in Milwaukee on February 14. Donna de Varona finished second with 43 firsts and 235 points.
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Mickey Wright
Associated Press
Mary Kathryn
Mickey) Wright
Migs Wright
Frederic C. Miller
Eagles
Milwaukee
Mickey
Donna de Varona
Santa Clara
Calif
Wilt Chamberlain weighs retirement after season trade
SAN FRANCISCO AP Wilt Chamberlain said he may retire at season's end despite being traded from the Warriors to the 76ers. He criticized the deal to Ike Richman and noted his uncertain playing future while Richman emphasized focusing on this season. Chamberlain plans a brief vacation before joining Philadelphia to finish business in San Francisco and maintain ties to both cities.
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Wilt Chamberlain
San Francisco Warriors
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Chamberlain
Paul Neumann
Connie Dierking
Lee Shaffer
Warriors
Philadelphia 76Ers
Star
Ike Richman
Richman
St. Louis
St Louis
Les Shaffer
Philadelphia W6ers
76Ers
San Francisco International
Wilt
San
Triandos Signs With Philadelphia Phillies
Philadelphia manager John Quinn announced Gus Triandos has returned his signed 1965 contract. The 34 year old catcher joined the Phillies in December 1964 with Jim Bunning from Detroit, after hitting .250 with eight home runs and 33 RBIs last season.
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Philadelphia
Gus Triandos
Philadelphia Phillies
John Quinn
Triandos
Detroit
Jim Bunning
NCAA Moves Forward With Track Sanction Truce Bid
The NCAA Council voted to proceed with a truce bid in the NCAA AAU track sanctioning dispute. They authorized implementation of a convention resolution to co sanction domestic track meets and urged US Track and Field to propose renewed talks with the AAU. Walter Byers noted the action follows a bylaw boycott threat against AAU sanctioned meets after March 1.
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Chicago
Ncaa Council
NCAA
Walter Byers
Don Hull
AAU
Hull
Byers
Milt Pappas Signs 1965 Orioles Contract Raise
Baltimore AP report says pitcher Milt Pappas signed his 1965 contract with the Orioles calling it the best raise he has ever gotten. Estimated value sits around 30,000 to 32,000 dollars. Pappas, 25, posted 16 wins and 7 losses last season in his seventh year with Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Milt Pappas
Baltimore Orioles
Pappas
Seao
Orioles
Rice coaches Jess Neely and Joe Davis team up for 34 seasons
Rice figures Jess Neely and assistant Joe Davis have coached together for 34 seasons, reflecting a long collaboration in college football leadership and strategy within the program.
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Jess Neely
Joe Davis
Rice
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