Namath and Hadl Praise Each Other Before AFL All Star
In Jacksonville the AFL East and West starters size up defensive plays as Joe Namath and Don Hadl praise each other and claim leadership. Hadl leads in TD passes last season while Namath edges with a higher completion percentage, and both players prepare for NBC telecast of the Gator Bowl context with over 40,000 expected fans.
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Touching All The Bases In Frederick County Basketball
Local basketball notes highlight Frederick and McKinley Tech rankings with 1 and 16 ratings, county Class B tourney prospects, and historical upsets. Mentions St Anthony’s, Mt Saint Mary’s ratings, and Dave McLane Galther at Brunswick. Also notes Babe Ruth leagues, Joe Namath detour to Alabama and Jets Bills remark.
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Dick Ray
Frederick
Ray
Thomas Johnson
St. Joe's
Emmitsburg
Trojans
St. Anthony's
Washington
Marty Williams
Mt. Saint Mary's
Cheney State
Jim Phelen
Wrunswick High School
Dave McLane
Paul Galther
Railroaders
Trunawick
Mitch Tdeener
P. L. Orelson
Joey Mimes
Marva
Tom Nugent
Namath
Alabama
Patriot Wrestlers Dominate North Hagerstown In Tri-State Meet
The Governor Thomas Johnson Patriots won 9 of 12 bouts to crush the North Hagerstown Hubs 35-9 in a Tri-State League wrestling meet. TJ’s Fred Glick pinned Robert Creek in 1:07, Tom Rappold pinned Frank Doyle in 1:24, with additional TJ pins and decisions across multiple weight classes. The TJ junior varsity also remained undefeated with a 23-11 win over North.
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Fred Glick
Robert Creek
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Frank Doyle
Don Roessler
David Young
Jim Thomas
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David Merchant
Frank Waster
John Stull
Gordon Cecil
Jack Hamilton
Richard Scott
Craig Henry
Charles Cin
Harry Dennis
North
Ray Nims
Frank Ford
James Reeder
Dan Bessel
Luther Beard
Marvin Ausherman
Tob Stockman
Mike McNeal
Pistol Pete Still On Top
Pete Maravich of LSU leads major college scorers with 501 points and a 45.55 average through Jan. 11, edging Niagara’s Calvin Murphy by 117 points. Purdue’s Rick Mount and other teams are also noted as leaders in scoring pace.
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Pete Maravich
Louisiana State
National College Sports Services
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Calvin Murphy
Niagara
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Rick Mount
Purdue
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Strike Could Hinder Tiger Pennant Hopes
Detroit outfielder Jim Northrup warns a players strike could derail the Tigers 1969 pennant bid. He cites potential absences from stars like Mickey Lolich Al Kaline Willie Horton and Willie Horton as threatening spring training readiness and team cohesion. Manager Mayo Smith also voices concern as Lakeland plans begin February 22 with Kaline Sparma set to report early while others hesitate until the pension dispute resolves.
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Loliigh
Freehan
Willie Horton
Florida
Major League Players Association
Mickey Stanley
Denny McLain
Dick McAuliffe
Mclain
Mayo Smith
Tigers
Lakeland
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Joe Sparma
Local high school hoops slate highlights Tri-State and BRCC games
Seven games on tap with Tri-State League leaders Frederick High hosting Waynesboro while TJ travels to South Carroll. St John’s hosts St Maria Gozetta, Middletown visits Boonsboro, Linganore hosts Walkersville, and Catoctin plays Francis Scott Key with Frederick Community College at home against Harford. North Hagerstown and Westminster meet as South Hagerstown travels to Martinsburg in the Tri-State standings.
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Frederick High School
Waynesboro
Governor Thomas Johnson High School
South Carroll
St. John’s High School
Blue Ridge
St. Maria Gozetta
Hagerstown
Middletown
Boonsboro
Walkersville
Linganore
Catoctin
Francis Scott Key
Frederick Community College
Harford Community College
North Hagerstown
Four players lead Kaiser International opening round
In Napa California at Silverado Country Club Billy Casper Scotty McBeath Al Mengert and Ray Botts shot two under par 70 to lead the Kaiser International open. Jim Powell Jerry Abbott and Doug Sanders finished at 71. Casper said flu kept him sidelined during a pro am but he is showing signs of improvement.
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Scotty McBeath
al Mengert
Ray Botts
Silverado Country Club
Jim Powell
Jerry Abbott
Doug Sanders
Casper
TD Club Names Billy Lovett State Player of the Year
The Frederick Touchdown Club names University of Maryland star Billy Lovett as State Player of the Year. Lovett led Maryland back in rushing with 963 yards, surpassed the career record, and earned team honors including MVP in the Oyster Bowl. He and coach Bob Ward will attend the Second Annual Awards Night at the Frederick National Guard Armory. Over 650 enthusiasts are expected. tickets cost $10.
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Frederick
Maryland
Ed Modzelewski
Bob Ward
Lovett
Duke
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Frederick Arena
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