Unitas to Start in Pro Bowl Tilt for West
Baltimore’s Johnny Unitas and Dallas’ Don Meredith to share quarterback duties for the West and East squads in the 17th Pro Bowl at Memorial Coliseum. George Allen and Tom Landry mix starting signals as Starr and Ryan also rotate. About 50 000 fans expected. kickoff 4 05 p.m. EST. CBS telecast with local blackout. Players include Perkins Hayes Kelly Collins Bass Sayers Studstill Parks Mackey and more from Packers Rams Browns Browns.
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Rain Threatens AFLs Pro Bowl in Oakland
Rain threatened the AFL All-Star game at the Oakland Coliseum with 24 000 to 30 000 fans expected as East led by Buffalo quarterback Jack Kemp faced the West. Kickoff at 4:30 p.m. EST. NBC television coverage will pay players 1000 for a win and 600 for a loss. Wray Carlton steps in for Jim Nance with Matt Snell aiding the East in its bid for first victory.
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Gaels Down St Johns In Hagerstown Rivalry Clash
St Maria Goretti edged St John’s High School of Frederick 62 to 51 in Hagerstown. Allen Bacon led Goretti with 23 points, Bruce Bacon added 13, while Rick Hassett was limited to 12. St John’s Jayvees lost earlier 33-25. Currens had 15 for the Saints and Durrow 21 rebounds.
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Frederick Girls Compete In Baltimore AAU Event
Frederick Track and Field Club opens indoors at Fifth Regimental Armory in Baltimore defending its South Atlantic AAU title with national high jump champion Diane Waters and a deep field. The squad, led by Waters and Sally Ward, eyes a repeat sweep with entrants in sprints, hurdles, and field events. They face strong Baltimore Stridents and plan return trips to Madison Square Garden and other national meets this year.
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Monte Carlo Victory for British Mini Cooper Rally Team
Britons celebrated a Mini Cooper victory in the 36th Monte Carlo Rally in Monaco. Rauno Aaltonen and co driver Henry Liddon won with 11,491 points, ahead of Lancia Fulvia crews and a Porsche, marking a first Monte Carlo win for Aaltonen and a third in four years for a British Motor Corp car.
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Bulldogs edge Littlestown in late thriller
Mt. Airy won 65-63 after Jerry Mundy sank two free throws with seconds left. Led by Mundy 17 points and Logue 15, Mt. Airy overcame a 28-27 halftime deficit, while Littlestown’s Crabbs 18 and Harner 15 paced the visitors. Mt. Airy also won the junior varsity 38-32.
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Mountaineers Rout Emmitsburg 83 49 in Thurmont showdown
Thurmont High School dominated Emmitsburg High last night 83 49 to move to 8 1 on the season. Matt Wiley topped the scorers with 19 points, Steve Wildasin added 18, and Jeff Thorpe 10 as Thurmont exploded for a 22 8 first quarter lead and kept the pressure, while Stanley Andrew 16 and Gary Manning 12 led Emmitsburg.
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Poolesville Dominates Churchill in 86-62 Victory
Poolesville placed five players in double figures led by Truman Thomas with 26 points and Chris Owens with 22 as the Indians raced to a 28-14 first quarter edge and stretched their 6-3 record with an 86-62 win over Churchill. Churchill’s Govie had 19 and Doolittle 18. Jayvees won 80-42.
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Peary Routs Damascus in Second Half for 68 51 Win
Peary led 44 points in the second half to defeat Damascus 68 to 51. Paul Conder led Peary with 22 points, while Hambone Hawkins scored 12 for Damascus. Beally and Saylor added 10 each. Junior varsity saw Houk 12 and Lyddane 11 as Peary won 89 to 57.
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Driver Killed in Riverside Practice Crash
Riverside California AP reports Bill Foster a 29 year old rookie of the year 1985 from Victoria BC was killed in a practice run for the Motor Trend Roveride 500 cc race at Riverside Raceway. Foster suffered massive head injuries when his car struck a retaining wall near turn 9 at about 135 to 140 mph.
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