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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1965

Page

6

Cadets Rally to Upset Martinsburg in Thriller

Frederick High School Cadets erased a 13 point second quarter deficit to stun Martinsburg 55 48. Hoy led with 25 points including the go ahead jumper and late free throws as Hart and Ambrose added key scores in a dramatic finish.

Frederick High School Howard Hoy Martinsburg Bulldogs Hoy Dick Johnson Frederick Johnson Cadets Ron Hart Hoy Manag Arnold Book Book Tim Lamp Matinsburg Sears Wth Jeff Freeland al Mayne Hart Ambrose Freeland J. Rolfe Castleman Tim Ambrose Frederick Hort J Ral

A Pennant for the Kremlin a light baseball satire

Frank Molloy offers a comic tale about Russians owning the Chicago White Sox and 20 hotels after the death of a rich American patron. Deborin runs the team with surprising allyship as fans protest a Communist run pennant chase and a planned World Series drama unfolds with Cuban players seeking asylum.

Kremlin Frank Molloy Yankees Mr. Molloy Chicago Douglas Wallop Armistead E. Childers United States Soviet Union Childers Chicago White Sox White Sox Mikhail Deborin Central Council of the All-Union Committee On Sports and Culture Tasia Lola of Wallop Deborin Ball Park Comiskey Park Russia Cuba United Nations General Assembly

Y A Tittle retires after 17 pro seasons with Giants

Y A Tittle, famed Giants quarterback, retires at 39 after 17 years in pro football. The Giants will retire his No. 14 jersey and he will serve as public relations man and scout. Tittle notes he did not want to be a mediocre player and reflects on his 1961 arrival and three straight division titles.

Jim Becker Associated Press NEW York (Ap Y.A. Tittle New York Giants Tittle Gary Wood Cornell Diane Giants National Football League The Luu Mara Fami New York

Cardinals Balk At Salary Cuts Amid Signing Spree

Disgruntled St. Louis Cardinals balk at reductions as Carl Warwick and Julian Javier return contracts with pay cuts. Meanwhile Brooks Robinson, Dick Radatz, Tony Conigliaro and others sign new large MLB deals. Reds and Braves also announce two signings each with Craig James Oliver and Beck agreeing to terms.

Ben Olan Associated Press the Monster Tony C St. Louis Carl Warwick Warwick Julian Javier Baltimore Orioles Brooks Robinson Dick Radatz Tony Conigliara Boston Frank Malzone Earl Wilson Radatz Conigliaro Cincinnati Reds Milwaukee Braves Roger Craig Charlie James Reds Braves Gene Oliver Joe Beck

UNH Officials Seek Reconsideration of Coach Boston Departure

Durham New Hampshire AP report says University of New Hampshire officials urged Clarence Boston to rethink his plan to quit as football coach. Boston had disclosed on Thursday his intention to submit his resignation soon, prompting campus and athletic department reaction.

Durham N. H University of New Hampshire Clarence Boston

Thurmont Powers Past Emmitsburg In 62 43 District Game

Thurmont built a 15 7 first quarter lead and held Emmitsburg scoreless in the second, climbing to 62 43. Matt Wiley led Thurmont with 19 points and Benchoff added 11, while Eddie Baker and Greg Bushman led Emmitsburg with 14 and 10. Thurmont also won the junior varsity 39 30.

Thurmont Emmitsburg Mountaineers Gary Shapiro Joe Benchoff Carlos "Ngiar Ins Matt Wiley Benchoff Eddie Baker Greg Bushman Wayne Moser George Campbell Andrews Emmitsburg Thurmgont Baker Wiley Bushman Wildasin Kelley Uvlrich Hahn Dreper Brawn Mumma Central Linganore Gordon Smith Walkersvile Lions Smith Ralph Whitmore Jeff Dirks Walkersville Lions Whitmore Bull Talley Singanore Dave Jackson Walter Cunningham Warner Bowers Garber Gary Smith Lancers Langanore

Vikings Hire Jack Faulkner As Defensive Backfield Coach

The Minnesota Vikings announced they have hired Jack Faulkner former Denver AFL head coach as defensive backfield coach. He replaces Harry Gilmer who left to become head coach of the Detroit Lions.

St, Paul - Minneapolis Minnesota Vikings Jack Faulkner Denver Faulkner Harry Gilmer Vikings Detroit Lions NFL

Maryland House Considers Senior Free Fishing Bill

A bill introduced in the Maryland legislature would allow residents over 63 to fish in non tidal waters without a license. If enacted the policy would remove licensing costs for seniors in these waters and apply to all qualifying ages statewide.

Maryland

Lemas Midway Opens Crosby Tourney With 63

Champagne Tory Lema led Crosby Golf Tourney with a 63 to reach 136 midway at Pebble Beach. Charles Sifford and Bill Collins moved into second at 159, while Nicklaus, Goalby and others chased a tight leaderboard on a gloomier day across Pebble Beach Cypress Point and Monterey Peninsula courses.

Pebble Beach Calif Tory Lema Quen King Monterey Peninsula Charles Sifford Los Angeles Bill Collins Purchase Sifford Collins Vach Nicklaus Bob Goalby Bill Casper Don January Doug Sanders Bill Ogden Dave Ragan Bobby Nichols Crosby Pebble Beach Cypress Point Monterey Peninsula County Club Doug Ford Ford Ragan Arnold Palmer Monterey Ken Venturi

Suburban Signal Mountain 7th Graders Beat Soddy Daisy

The Signal Mountain team won 28-26 over Soddy Daisy in Chattanooga Tennessee avenging a prior 73-9 defeat. The victory pleased players and supporters after a tough season.

Chattanooga

Pont Signs As Indiana Coach

John Pont was named Indiana University head football coach after leaving Yale for the Big Ten. Pont vows to rebuild, focuses on recruiting and spring practice as Indiana ends a long winless stretch since 1958. He signs a five year deal reportedly around 20 000 dollars annually plus benefits.

Bloomington Ind John Pont Indiana Pont Yale Miami Ohio Indianapolis Indiana Pension Fund Phil Dickens Dickens

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