New Breed Boat by Evinrude Debuts at New York Show
The New York Boat Show features Evinrude’s revolutionary boat design promising a softer ride with a gull wing bottom and two plastic glass skins for stability. Mercury unveils a compact 3.9 horsepower single cylinder motor praised for shallow water use and low fuel burn, showcased by Merideth Bierley. Other regional shows in Baltimore Harrisburg and Washington run dates from late January to February.
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Merideth Bierley
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Sporting Goods
Baltimore
Fifth Regiment Armory
Harrisburg
Washington
Hogan Off Circuit Says He Can’t Putt Because of Jitters
Ben Hogan, 51, says he cannot play tournament golf while suffering severe putting jitters. He froze over the ball and doubts his stroke, ruling out The Masters and The Open until he regains a semblance of his putting, after trying several gimmicks and psychiatric advice. He will receive the Gold Tee Award in New York amid talk of a possible return only if his putting improves.
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Metropolitan Golf Writers Association
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Hollywood
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Texas Hawk
U.S
Frederick High Girls Rally to Defeat Linganore 23 17
The Frederick High School girls rallied in the final period to beat Linganore 23 to 17. Lynn Howard and June Dutrow led Frederick with 10 points each while Beverly Tipton added eight for Linganore.
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Canadian Olympic hockey team tops Czechoslovakia B squad in Ostrava
The Canadian Olympic hockey squad edged Czechoslovakia's B team in Ostrava, delivering a narrow victory in Prague area action.
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Comets Defeat Henderson Hall in Fort Detrick Showdown
Fort Detrick Comets toppled Henderson Hall 73 to 68 as five players reached double figures. Charles Poignard led with 20 points, followed by M. C. Harris with 16, helping break a 40-38 halftime edge and outscore the visitors 33-30 in the second half.
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Henderson Hall
Fort Detrick
Area basketball teams pace offense but lag on defense
Walkersville leads in area offense with an 80.6 point average and 806 total in ten games while Brunswick trails at 79.0 and 552 in seven. Both struggle on defense with Walkersville yielding 66.3 points per game and Brunswick 72.2, as Emmitsburg shines defensively holding foes to 473 in nine games. Thurmont ranks second defensively in six games, while St. John’s and the Saints push a strong offense led by Motter and Brust.
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Brunswick
Lions
Larry Haines
Gordon Smith
Eddie Cook
Smith
Mike Kel
Ley
Richie Hill
Railroaders
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Hill
Emmitsburg
Saints
St. John’s
Jack Motter
Karl Brust
Motter
Thurmont
Mountaineers
Bullets Hold Off 76ers 124 121 At MSG In NBA Clash
Baltimore defeats Philadelphia 124 121 as Terry Dischinger seals win with 10 seconds left intercepting a pass. Walt Bellamy scores 37 to lead Bullets while Hal Greer nets 36 for the 76ers. Dischinger earlier sparked a late Bullets surge before Philadelphia battled back.
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Terry Dischinger
Baltimore Bullets
Philadelphia 76Ers
National Basketball Association
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Cincinnati
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Walt Bellamy
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Bellamy
Hal Greer
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Costello
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Greer
Kerr
Neumann
Shaffer
Walker
Warley
Cable
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Johnson
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Shue
Liners snap losing streak with 73–46 win over St Joseph's
Emmitsburg turns to second string early then pulls away in the second half to defeat St. Joseph's 73 to 46. Gene Eyler leads with 21 points, Harry Harner 15, Sonny Bell 14, all in the final 16 minutes, while Jeff Valentine adds 15 as Emmitsburg also takes the junior varsity 41–32.
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Gene Eyler
Harry Harner
Sonny Bell
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Bell
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Stanley
Jeff Valentine
ST. Josephs
Weibel
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Harner
Zimmermen
Brown
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Valentine
Grose
Bushman
Gatewic
Baker
Erormits
Soviets pound All Stars in 12 1 defeat in Moscow
The Soviet Union's No. 2 hockey team routed the Eastern League All-Stars 12 to 1 in Moscow. The loss leaves the touring U.S. squad with three more games scheduled in the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
America
All-Stars
Injuries Mar Practice Session At Innsbruck
Two German and one British Olympic toboggan racer were injured during Innsbruck practice for the Winter Games. Kay-Skrzypeski suffered fractures of pelvis and arm. Lenz and Fleischmann survived a somersault with severe facial and internal injuries. Eugenio Monti led bobsled trials with near record times as Americans finished 12th and 15th in training.
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Australa
Kazimierz Kay-Skrzypeski
Igls
Josef Lenz
Josef Fleischmann
West Germany
Olympic flame tests spark smoke at Innsbruck rehearsal
An Olympic rehearsal in Innsbruck featured a lit flame that produced heavy smoke and snow melt, prompting officials to rethink timing. About 1,300 high school students joined a cold opening ceremony as Argentina and Britain led the parade of 35 nations.
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Austria
Lugger
Alois Lugger
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Britannica
Wolman Becomes Eagles Owner Fires Skorich In Philadelphia
Jerry Wolman, 36, owner of the Eagles after a $5.5 million purchase, immediately ousted Head Coach Nick Skorich. The new owner plans a coaching change and has contacted Joe Kuharich and Paul Brown as potential successors. Skorich’s record as coach was 15-24-3. the team had finished 2nd in 1961 but last in 1962 and 1963.
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Jerry Wolman
National Football League
Philadelphia Eagles
Nick Skorich
Wolman
Eagles
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Kuharich
Brown
Joe Ku
Washington
Rozelle
Bert Bell
NFL
Earl Foreman
Joe Donoghue
Vince McNally
Bulldogs Dominate Cadets In 80-61 Victory
Martinsburg roared to a 80-61 win over Frederick Cadets in a Tri-State League showdown. Leo Brandt led with 22 points, Doug Stewart 17, Dick Johnson 16, while Frederick saw Hall depart early and only Arnold Book reach double figures with 16 as fouls hampered the Cadets.
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Jim Hall
Rodney Sewell
Lou Brichey
Hall
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Rhoderick
Smallwood
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Fry
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Wilt
Kline
Lewis
Johnson
Brachey
Brandt
Markey
Giles
Gray
Booster Club to Sponsor Banquet in Frederick
The Senators Boosters Club hosts its first annual banquet on February 10 at 7 p m at the Moose Club in Frederick. Guests include George Selkirk and John Welas, plus players Tommy Brown Jim Lemon and Don Loun. Frederick Babe Ruth League all stars are guests of honor. Public event with tickets via Charley Kidd for Dick Shaffer.
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Moose Club
Frederick
George Selkirk
Genrral
Senators
John Welas
Tommy Brown
Jim Lemon
Don Loun
Charley Kidd
Dick Shaffer
Bids For NFL TV Rights Expected Around 15 Million
Three major networks NBC CBS and ABC prepare sealed bids Friday for a new two year NFL television contract. NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle may announce Friday or delay action to next Tuesday. Existing college game rights recently awarded to NBC for about 13.04 million over two years.
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National Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
American Broadcasting Co
Pete Rozelle
NFL
Rozelle
NBC
CBS
Tennessee to resume Army football series in 1965 66
Tennessee athletic director Bob Woodruff announced a two game football series with Army. The games are set for September 18, 1985 in Knoxville and October 29, 1966 in Memphis. Army previously defeated Tennessee 23 0 in 1923. Greg Sensiba is the sole heavyweight wrestler on the University of North Dakota mat squad.
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Tennessee
Army
Bob Woodruff
Memphis
Greg Sensiba
Wauwatosa
Wis
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