Sherwood Tops Damascus 81-65 in high school showdown
Sherwood opened with a 23-16 first quarter edge and pulled away late, defeating Damascus 81-65. Top scorers included Thomas with 22 and Davis with 21 for Sherwood, while Wayne Randolph held to five points for Damascus. Burdette scored 20 and Hines 16 for Damascus.
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Damascus
Sherwood
Trojans
Wayne Randolph
Jeff Burdette
Dick Hines
Thomas
Davis
Sherwood Damascus
White
Randolph
Johnson
Lamson Ord Davis
Hines
Holloway
Brake Aul
Burdette Aie Bruk
Walker
Gladhill
Whittaker
Woodfield
Saints Defeat Singapore 61-38 Behind stout defense
St John’s limited Singapore to five first quarter points and three in the third while built a 34-20 halftime lead. John Tregoning and Karl Brust led with 19 points each, Tregoning scoring 14 in the first half as Brust added 10. Bob Marrone added six in the opening half as St John’s dominated on both ends and used 12 players in a strong team performance.
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Central
St. John's
Singapore
Saints
John Tregoning
Karl Brust
St. John’s
Tregoning
Brust
Hmgh
Bob Marrone
Larry Callahan
Marrone
Bob Cline
Rick Jackson
Lancers
Chine
Linganore
Artie Esworth
John Polino
Art Gri Brust
Cline
Costlow
Cunningham
Jackson
Zanarott
Rickman
Harshman
Mauro
Matthews
Stup
Rep
Mt Airy downs Middletown for 3rd straight win
Mt Airy jumped ahead and beat Middletown 65 to 52 for its third straight victory. Miller 21 points and Linton 18 led Mt Airy, with Frushour adding 17 and Bidle 12 as Middletown fell to 1 2 8 52.
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Mt. Airy Downs
Middletown
Mt Airy
Bulldogs
Knights
Jim Linton
Jim Miller
Mr. Airy
Miller
Linton
Mt. Airy
Bruce Frushour
Tom Bidle
Mike Stroup
Jerry Bidle
McGinn
Mt. Airy Middletown
Etzter
Palmatsee
Frizzell
Deterding
Bay
Frushour
Penn
Bidie
Muler
Throne
Lewis
Middietown
Ann Arbor Girl Francie Kraker on All-America Track Team
Francie Kraker of Ann Arbor High School is Michigan’s lone representive on the 1964 girls AAU All-America track squad. The 17-year-old will run the 880 yards after a standout junior year that included a 2 17.4 in the 380 yard title at Hanford. Her coach Ken Simmons predicts a sub 2 10 in the event and notes her plans to compete in the National AAU indoor meet and pursue Pan Am Games in 1966 and the 1968 Olympics.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Francie Kraker
California
Louisiana
Francie
Ken Simmons
Simmons
Hanford
Calif
New York
NCAA committee debates two platoon rules for next season
The Football Rules Committee discussed substitution limits for eight hours and backed two changes. A return to free substitution was rejected only to be kept alive by a second plan allowing two substitutions anytime and platoon switching when the ball changes hands.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Football Rules Committee
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Ivy Williamson
Williamson
Shields Named Game Director in Maryland
George B. Shields was named director of the Maryland Game and Inland Fish Department, succeeding Ernest A. Vaughn who retired. Shields, 53, had been with the agency since 1940 as Garrett County district game warden and later state game warden, then assistant director. Dr. William B. Holton announced the appointment after a commission meeting. About 35,000 grocery products are sold in the U.S.
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Annapolis
George B. Shields
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Department
Ernest A. Vaughn
Jan. Shields
Garrett County
William B. Holton
Gams and Inland Fish Commission
Pont Like's Choice As Indiana Coach
Johnny Pont Yale football coach met with Indiana University trustees amid reports he could take the Indiana coaching job. Trustees must approve the appointment after Phil Dickens was removed. Pont flew to Bloomington in a snowstorm and said he was leaning toward the position as Yale president Brewster asked him to wait for Yale officials’ guidance.
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Bloomington
Ind
Johnny Pont
Yale
Indiana University
Indiana
Phil Dickens
Pont
Indianapolis
Bill Orwig
Kingman Brewster
St Cloud Baseball Player Loses Damage Suit
A St. Cloud baseball player loses a damage suit against another player who he said deliberately ran into him during a game.
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ST. Cloud, Minn
St. Cloud
Avon player Ter ry Schmidt wins Stearns Court case
A Stearns County District Court jury ruled Thursday for Ter ry Schmidt of Avon Minnesota after Kenneth Alvers of Luxemberg Sauk Valley Baseball League sought 5000 dollars for a shoulder injury claiming Schmidt crashed into him as he rounded first. Schmidt contended the contact was an accident and the jury agreed. Avon won 7 to 3.
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Stearns County District Court
Terry Schmidt
Avon
Minn
Kenneth Alvers
Luxemberg
Sauk Valley Baseball League
Schmidt
Albers
Swaffar to Undergo Nerve Surgery at Oklahoma Hospital
Bob Swaffar former Oklahoma State University basketball ace will return to University Hospital in Oklahoma City next week for nerve surgery on his right arm. His arm was severed on November 1 by a laundry extracting machine at Stillwater and rejoined in a nightlong operation. The upcoming surgery aims to regenerate nerves and restore partial use of the arm, a hospital spokesman said.
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Oklahoma City
Bob Swaffar
Oklahoma State University
University Hospital
Swaffar
Athletic Department
Stillwater
Frederick News Briefs January 16 1965
Local items from The News Frederick Maryland report happenings on Saturday January 16 1965. Brief notes cover community events weather and public notices with names and places to inform residents.
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the News
Frederick, Maryland
Mets Trade Altman for Cubs Cowan in Center Field Shakeup
New York trades veteran George Altman to Chicago for Billy Cowan a 26 year old slugger named Minor League Player of the Year 1963 Cowan expected to become Mets regular center fielder freeing Johnny Lewis for right field and moving Joe Christopher to left. Andy Robustelli announces severing ties with the Giants to devote full time to his sports promotion business. Bob Aspromonte of Houston hits .214 in 1963 and .280 in 1964.
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NEW York
New York Mets
George Altman
Chicago Cubs
Billy Cowan
Cowan
Altman
Mets
Johnny Lewis
Joe Christopher
Stamford
Conn
Andy Robustelli
National Football League
New York Giants
Robustelli
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Aules
Mars Opticians
West Second St
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Zenith
Dennett’s
Shields
U.S
FUROR
MOE
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
Kiddie-Foto
Bennett
Frederick
Pont Like
Bob Aspromonte
Houston
Rogers
Todd Steel, Inc
Lowell Tire & Battery CO. Inc
Cutee
Fee
Lowell Tire & Battery CO
South Market St. Monument
Grau
Winter Tire Sale
South Market ST
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