The Busy Nights at the News Office
On Tuesdays and Fridays the News office hums with high school basketball chatter. Teen scorekeepers relay games and box scores to meet an 11:45 p.m. deadline, delivering precise totals and vivid observations amid occasional humor and rain.
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Joe Smee
Foss Withholds Approval Of Oiler-Charger Trade
AFL Commissioner Joe Foss said he is withholding approval of the San Diego to Houston trade involving Ernie Ladd Earl Faison and Johnny Baker Gary Cutsinger Pete Jaquess while a tampering investigation proceeds He warned all parties not to air the case in the press and promised no furtherComment until resolution.
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Houston, Tex
Joe Foss
American Football League
San Diego
Mammoth
Ernie Ladd
Earl Faison
Houston
Ladd-Faison
Chargers
Johnny Baker
Gary Cutsinger
Pete Jaquess
Sid Gillman
Gillman
Bud Adams
Adams
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Charley Hennigan
Doug Cline
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Houston Oilers
San Diego Chargers
Oilers Sign Lineman Ace Fuller in AFL Move
Houston Oilers announce the signing of Ace Fuller a 65 307 pound defensive lineman in a Monday AFL roster move.
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Houston, Tex
Houston Oilers
American Football League
Ace Fuller
Senators Boosters Banquet Feb 10 at Freder Moose Club
Washington Senators general manager George Selkirk will headline the third annual Senators Boosters Banquet February 10 at the Freder Moose Club. He will be joined by four other Senators officials including Hal Keller, John Welas, Pete Richert, and Don Loun. Tickets are sold by Jim Gilbert, Dick Shaffer, and Charley Kidd, with the event typically selling out quickly.
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Washington Senators
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Frederick Moose Club
Selkirk
Hal Keller
John Welas
Pete Richert
Don Loun
Jim
Humpty) Gilbert
Dick Shaffer
Charley Kidd
Gilbert
Stargell Signs With Pirates For 1966 Contract
Outfielder Wilber Stargell, 24, signed his 1966 contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates. Stargell hit .272 last season with 27 home runs and 107 RBIs.
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Stargell
Pittsburgh
Wilber Stargell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Frederick Hosts Waynesboro in Key Tri-State clash
Frederick aims to solidify third place in the Tri-State League by hosting Waynesboro, while other high school games feature Brunswick at Linganore, Thurmont at Smithsburg, Mt. Airy at Sykesville, and St. John’s vs Walkersville JV. Waynesboro sits 2-2. Frederick 2-1 in league play.
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Waynesboro
Brunswick
Linganore
Walkersville
St. John’s
Thurmont
Smithsburg
St. Joseph’s
Maryland School For the Deaf
Airy
Sykesville
Cadets
South Hagerstown
George Gottshall
Thompson
Gardner
Steve Fisher
Steve Beck
Indians
Reds
South
Boonsboro
North
Lancer
Railroaders
Uniform Number System Passed NCAA To Probe Use Of Video Aids
The NCAA Football Rules Committee made jersey numbering mandatory and formed a subcommittee to study the use of video devices as coaching aids during games. It left the substitution rule intact for now and announced minor rule changes including backward passes out of bounds, pyramid defense before the snap, and in-bounds contact with officials without penalty.
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New Orleans
Ncaa Football Rules Committee
Ivy Williamson Williamson
University of Wisconsin
Thomas L. Popejoy
University of New Mexico
NCAA
John Waldorf
Williamson
New Jersey
Hull Howe Lead NHL 1st Half All-Stars
Bobby Hull of the Chicago Black Hawks and Gordie Howe of the Detroit Red Wings headlined the AP NHL All-Star first team for the 1965-66 first half. Hull leads with 36 goals, Howe has 16 goals in his 20th season. Also named were Norm Altm an, Jacques Laperriere, Glenn Hall, and Pierre Pilote.
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NEW York
Bobby Hull
Chicago Black Hawks
Gordie Howe
Detroit Red Wings
Associated Press
Hull
NHL
New York Rangers
Howe
Norm Altman
Detroit
Jacques Laperriere
Montreal Canadiens
Glenn Hall
Pierre Pilote
Black Hawks
Kentucky Closes In On Number One Duke
The undefeated Kentucky Wildcats narrow the gap to within three points of Duke in this week's AP poll. Duke leads with 24 first place votes and 388 points, Kentucky has 17 votes for first and 385 points. St Joseph's Pa, Providence, Vanderbilt and Kansas round out the top six as midseason exams pause Duke and Kentucky.
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Vanderbilt
Duke
Blue Devils
Kentucky
St Joseph's
Pennsylvania
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Kansas
Clemson
Maryland
Wake Forest
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Hawks
Rhode Island
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Mississippi
Tennessee
Jayhawkers
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Drake
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Kaat Agrees 1966 Contract With Twins
Minnesota Twins left handed star Jim Kaat agreed to a 1966 contract after an 18 win pennant season. Club president Calvin Griffith announced a modest raise with Kaat earning about 28 thousand last year and believed to have signed for around 33 thousand for 1966.
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Jim Kaat
Minnesota Twins
Calvin Griffith
Kaat
Clay Patterson title fight TV telecast announced
American Broadcasting Co will televise the Cassius Clay Floyd Patterson heavyweight title fight as a 90 minute program on January 29 starting at 5 p m EST. The network announced the schedule on Monday.
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New York
Cassius Clay
Floyd Patterson
American Broadcasting Co
AFL Continues Player Roster Shuffle In Expansion Draft
Miami Dolphins add Bo Roberson Billy Neighbors Ernie Park Willie West and several others in an AFL expansion draft move while Oakland trades Arch Matson to Denver for Hewritt Dixon. Rich Zecher John McGeever and Norman Evans among picks. Dick Wood moves to Miami as scramble for roster depth continues.
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Houston, Tex
Buffalo
Bo Roberson
Boston
Billy Neighbors
Miami Dolphins
Oakland Raiders
Arch Matson
Denver
Hewritt Dixon
Matson
Dixon
Raiders
Clem Daniels
Joe Foss
Miami
San Diego
Ernie Park
New York
Willie West
Associated Press
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Chiefs
Houston
Norman Evans
John McGeever
Oakland
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Roberson
Park
West
McGeever
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Dick Wood
Mel Branch
Ed Cooke
Tom Goode
Bully Joe
Eddie Wilson
Wahoo McDaniel
Dave Kocoureck
Wood
Wilson
Pappas recalls sore shoulder in second half of 1965 season
Baltimore star pitcher Milt Pappas, traded from the Orioles for Frank Robison, said his shoulder bothered him the entire second half of 1965. He hurt it warming up for the All Star game on July 13 and finished the year 4.0 ERA after a hot first half. He described nerves before his All Star start and noted ongoing treatments and a recommendation to arrive early at spring training.
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Milt Pappas
Baltimore Orioles
Frank Robison
Cincinnati Reds
Pappas
Ed Weidner
Hank Bauer
Gust
Joe Torre
Douglas Brown
Baltimore Evening Sun
Darrell Osteen
Tom Frendorf
Len Boehmer
Reds
Baltimore
Three Stakes Races Slated For Laurel
Laurel Md AP three stakes races totaling about 450000 will be run over two weeks next fall. The Selima Stakes for 2 year old fillies carries 100000 and is set for Oct 29. Pimlico Futurity at Laurel with 75000 added is slated for Nov 5 and the Futurity for 2 year olds is expected to gross about 200000. It is held at Laurel since Pimlico declines a fall meet this year. The 150000 Washington DC International is set for Nov 11.
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Laurel
Pimlico
Washington, D.C
Harp Signals Possible Duke Assistants From Cornell
Tom Harp new Duke head coach says as many as three Cornell assistants may join the Duke staff. He notes he was appointed Sunday to succeed Bill Murray and says Duke could be overstocked on assistants for a time but will not replace them as other jobs open.
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Tom Harp
Duke
Cornell
Harp
Bill Murray
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