Cadets Host Martinsburg In League Showdown
Frederick seeks to stay in Tri-State title race as Martinsburg visits the FHS gym for a key league game. The area slate features nine other matches including Walkersville at Linganore and St. John’s at Brunswick while Waynesboro leads the circuit at 4-1.
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Robinson Signs 50 000 Contract
Brooks Robinson, star third baseman of the Baltimore Orioles, signed a contract worth about 50 000 dollars. The deal, the richest in Orioles history, follows his 1964 heroics that earned him the American League Most Valuable Player honor.
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Clipper Recalled by Rangers From Baltimore Farm
The New York Rangers recalled defenseman Don Johns from the Baltimore farm club on Thursday. To make room, forward Jim Mikel was sent to the St. Paul Rangers of the Central Hockey League.
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Chimney Fire Reported at Russell Seiss Farm Near Creag erstown
Rocky Ridge Volunteer Fire Dept responded to a chimney fire on the Russell Seiss Farm near Creag erstown. No damage reported. College basketball AP: Florida 86 Miami 69. NHL results Boston 3, unspecified opponent 0.
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Bunning recalls pennant hopes and Phils pitching year
New York AP note recalls Jim Bunning’s 19 win season with the Philadelphia Phillies, earnings projections under $25,000 and the perfect game against the Mets. He discusses last season’s late lead loss to St Louis, Mets lineup strength, and Philadelphia’s addition of Dick Stuart.
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Bradley May Miss Chance To Gain On Leader
Bill Bradley of Princeton remains third in the NCAA scoring rankings after an 81 point week, trailing Rick Barry of Miami Florida who leads with 526 points. Utah State’s Wayne Estes is second and Bradley’s 31.7 point per game average follows. Bradley will miss games until January 30 due to exams while Barry eyes more points. Brigham Young now leads in team scoring average with 95.4 to Duke’s 94.3 as New Mexico tops in team defense at 48.6 points per game.
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Boxing bill would create national boxing commission
Washington AP Henry Gonzalez announced that Rep John Tunney will join him as a sponsor of a bill to form a national boxing commission within the Justice Department. In football Big Ten scoring last season Timberlake led with 67 points for Michigan.
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Olympic boxing referees under fire in new report
San Francisco AP report by Al Sandell renews criticism of Olympic boxing referees and judges. He notes incidents where two boxers from other nations attacked the referee and urges clearer signals to indicate warnings, as AAU intensifies scrutiny of officials.
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Lip Patterson Nearly Clash In Boxing Feud
Cassius Clay the world heavyweight champion faced Floyd Patterson after a heated exchange over race and names. Patterson refused to use Muhammed Ali, calling Clay his birth name while Clay urged a name change. Patterson sparred as Clay jeered from ringside during a tense day at Patterson’s camp.
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Ragan and Ford Lead Crosby Golf With 66s At Pebble Beach
Dave Ragan and Doug Ford fired 66s to lead the Bing Crosby Golf Tournament after the first round at Cypress Point and Monterey Peninsula. Ragan used an old pawnshop putter for seven birdies, while Ford ran four straight birdies from holes two through five and added another on the 14th as Pebble Beach loomed with three courses to play before Sunday finals.
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New Editor for San Francisco Chronicle Sports Desk
Art Rosenbaum was named sports editor of the San Francisco Chronicle on Thursday, succeeding William F. Leiser who died last Saturday. The report notes golf results from Cypress Point and other top players including Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Ken Venturi, Tony Lema, Paul Harney, and Wes Ellis with scores ranging from 68 to 73.
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Milwaukee Not Giving Up Hope
A Milwaukee group Teams Inc. pushed to keep major league baseball in the city. Edmund Fitzgerald Irwin Maier and Ben Barkin met with Commissioner Ford Frick and NL President Warren Giles to discuss a Braves future in Milwaukee and a possible new franchise. Giles indicated the Braves would play in Milwaukee this season and in Atlanta in 1966.
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Wichita State Dismisses Two Cagers From Squad
Wichita State University announces the dismissal of Nate Bowman and Gerald Davis from the basketball team for failure to meet first semester academic obligations. They remain scholastically eligible, with Bowman averaging 12 points and Davis about four. The team, ranked fourth nationally, loses Bowman two weeks before All-America Dave Stallworth completes eligibility.
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Philadelphia Beats San Francisco 111 to 102
Philadelphia defeats San Francisco 111 to 102 in a high scoring game. Key performers and team leaders boosted the Eagles' offense while limiting late surge by the visitors. The matchup showcased strong shooting and transition scoring from both sides.
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