Saints Roll MSd 79 66 in Hard-Fought Win
St Joseph's of Emmitsburg led early and pulled away to a 79 66 victory over Maryland School for the Deaf. Ray Baker 23 and Marty Williams 24 paced the Saints with John Sherwin 14 and Larry Reedy 23 also contributing. The Saints won the jayvee 42 29 as MSD struggles from the line helped seal the win.
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Emmitsburg
Ray Baker
Marty Williams
Maryland School For the Deaf
Williams
St. Joe's
Baker
John Sherwin
Saints
Larry Reedy
Gordon Gray
St. Joseph’s
MSC
Orioles
Jim House
Smith
ST. Serene
MSD
Reedy Mb
Welty
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Five Orioles Sign Their 66 Contracts Amid Roster Moves
Baltimore AP reports five Orioles players signed for the 1966 season. Outfielders Paul Blair Russ Snyder and Carl Warwick infielders Mark Belanger and pitcher Tom Phoebus joined the club. Blair and Snyder received contracts around 8000 and 17000 dollars respectively, with Warwick Belanger and Phoebus awaiting season roles. A note also lists harness drivers with over 200 wins in 1965 including Canadians Delinsko Gilles Lachance.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Harry Dalton
Paul Blair
Russ Snyder
Carl Warwick
Mark Belanger
Tom Phoebus
Blair
Snyder
Warwick
St. Louis Cardinals
Orioles
Belanger
Elmira
N. Y
Rochester
Oriole
Phoebus
Bob Farrington
Billy Haughton
Delinsko
Ron Feagan
Gilles Lachance
Dodgers Named Team Of Year In AP Voting 1965
The Los Angeles Dodgers, 13 straight wins fueling a late surge to the National League pennant and World Series title, were named the AP Team of the Year for 1965 with 102 first place votes and 499 points. Michigan State, UCLA, Boston Celtics, and other champions follow in the ranking.
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Boston Celtics
San Francisco
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Maury Wills
Lou Johnson
Minnesota Twins
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Bruins
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National Basketball Association
Celtics
Philadelphia 76Ers
Los Angeles Lakers
Twins
Arkansas Razorbacks
Green Bay Packers
Cleveland Browns
Chicago Bears
Narrow Escape For Indiana Grid Coach
Indiana University football coach John Pont escaped serious injury when his car collided with another head on near Washington Court House Ohio. Pont suffered minor injuries while assistant Nick Mourouzis was severely cut and possibly chest injured. A 60 year old woman Jane Gibson died in the crash while driving on U S 22. Mourouzis was hospitalized and later listed in satisfactory condition.
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Washington Court House
Ohio
Indiana University
John Pont
Here
Jane Gibson
U.S. 22
Pont
Nick Mourouzis
Fayette County Memoral
Lindsey New Head of Ruth League
Del Lindsey was elected president of the Frederick Babe Ruth League at a meeting at the Rosedale field house. Melvin Ambrose was elected vice president, Betty Englar secretary, Clarence Cooper assistant secretary, and Bob Marendt treasurer. Plans for the 1966 season were discussed and the next meeting was set for February 8 at 7 30 p m at Rosedale with all parents urged to attend.
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del Lindsey
Frederick
College Basketball Scores and Wrestling Title
Clemson defeats The Citadel 70 to 61 in college basketball action. In wrestling, Lehigh University captures the Eastern Intercollegiate Championship for the 17th time, extending its historic run.
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Clemson
the Citadel
Phillips
Oiler
Virginia Tech
Florida A&m
Tuskegee Institute
Lehigh University
Oilers Fire Bones Taylor. Lemm to Take Over
Houston Oilers announce coach Hugh Bones Taylor will not have his contract renewed beyond January 31. Wally Lemm, ex-Oiler coach, is expected to become head coach after Don Klosterman assumed executive VP and GM duties amid ongoing feud between Taylor and veteran QB George Blanda.
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Houston
Tex
Houston Oilers
Hugh
Bones) Taylor
Associated Press
Wally Lemm
St. Louis Cardinals
Tay‘Tor
Don Klosterman
Man Beer
Klosterman
Taylor
George Blanda
Midget Golfer Uses Half Size Gear In Debut Round
A comical note details a midget golfer who buys half size clubs and miniature balls. On his first round he aims at a group ahead and shouts two as he drives toward the four some, highlighting a humorous golf scene.
AFL To Add 2 More Teams By 1967 Season
AFL expansion plans announced to add two teams for the 1967 season. Commissioner Joe Foss listed nine cities under consideration, including Portland New Orleans Chicago Los Angeles Milwaukee Philadelphia Anaheim Washington and Cincinnati. Foss noted the list moved from west to east.
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Houston
American Football League
Joe Foss
Portland
Ore
Los Angeles
Anaheim
Calif
Chicago
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Washington, D.C
New Orleans
Foss
Park plans spark debate over private capital stake
Discussion grows over inviting private capital to fund park recreation facilities, fueling public curiosity about who benefits. Critics accuse a small vocal group of pursuing selfish interests and financial gain from the arrangement.
AFL expansion plan to report to owners in March
Commissioner indicates expansion committee will report back to nine owners in March and franchises will be awarded then. Foss notes AFL plans to add two teams, not signifying any change to the phased growth toward 12 teams, with 12th club possibly arriving in 1968 or 1969. Marion County Florida hosts 78 breeding farms and over 1000 Florida foals registered last year. Astros drafted four players in winter meetings and released four from Oklahoma City roster.
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Foss
AFL
Marion County
Florida
Jockey Club
Houston Astros
Oklahoma City
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