Cadets Drop Close Battle with North Hagers in 67 61 Loss
Frederick's Cadets, short three starters due to fouls, fought for their best game of the season but North Hagers town Hub took late control. Henderson led North with 23 and Barnhart added 19 as the visitors pulled away in the final minutes for a Tri State League win. Hall scored 14 for Frederick in a hard fought contest that featured 53 fouls and key steals by North late.
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Frederick
North Hagerstown
North
Cadets
Ralph McCarty
Rodney Sewell
Jim Hall
Lou Brachey
Hall
McCarty
Henderson
Leroy Henderson
Brachey
Sewell
J. Rolle Castleman
Trout
Jim Trout
Skip Barnhart
Notes From Here And There Football Fund Drive and Local Sports
Jack Griffin and Frederick Track and Field Club seek funds for travel and uniforms as eighteen girls compete in indoor season. Tammy Davis or Debbie Thompson may be sent to Los Angeles on February 8 with expenses covered by officials from the West Coast. transportation to be provided locally. Bobby Robertson and Steve Vanderberg lead Cumberland area scoring as district tournament looms. Frederick High School sends twenty boys to the state indoor track meet in Baltimore with coach Hal Moser listing athletes and events. North-South Hagerstown basketball sees 51 fouls as district rivals clash. Knicks on smallest NBA court noted. Maryland Terps and Frederick sports updates given. spring training near.
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Jack Griffin
Frederick
Treasury
Griffin
Toronto
Tammy Davis
Debbie Thompson
Los Angeles
West Coast
Bobby Robertson
Mt. Savage High School
Cumberland
Fort Hill
Allegany
Steve Vanderberg
Savage
Walkersville
Frederick High School
Maryland National Guard Armory
Baltimore
Hal Moser
Lance Howard
Delton Brickhouse
Bill Holton
Gary Jackson
Larry Thompson
Ken Gibson
Blaine Smith
Don Shattenberg
Clyde Baker
Paul Harris
Phil Grove
Larry Wise
Jim Coleman
Mike Gerhold
Eric Ambush
Dave Fogle
Dave Boyd
Terry Korrell
Benny Grove
Frederick County
Er Oepe
Hagerstown
South
North
Bill Knicely
George Miles
National Basketball Association
New York Knicks
Madison Square Garden
NBA
Cleveland
Seattle
Maryland Terps
Maryland
Frederick High
Patterson
Nats Open A.L. Season April 13 With D.C. Presidential Opener
The 1964 schedule shows the Athletics playing in Kansas City with Municipal Stadium as home amid Finley city dispute. President Johnson to throw first pitch in Los Angeles Washington opener on April 13. Schedule features 443 night games and league owners reject Finley to Louisville move. Cronin says lease will be signed by Feb 1 and approval exists for Municipal Stadium play.
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Boston
Athletics
Kansas City
Charley Finley
Municipal Stadium
Joe Cronin
Finley
Lyndon B. Johnson
Los Angeles
Washington
Ers
Louisville
Cronin
Pat Friday
NHL Fines Total $6,950 Amid Toronto Brawl
The NHL announced that players and executives paid $6,950 in fines this season. More than two thirds stem from the December 7 Toronto Leafs versus Black Hawks brawl, highlighting league discipline and spectator impact.
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Montreal
National Hockey League
Toronto
Maple Leafs
Chicago Black Hawks
Miss Davis Canadian Set New Record at Maple Leaf Games
Debbie Thompson won the 50 yard dash in 6.0 seconds despite a taped leg from a prior sprain. Tammy Davis of Frederick placed in hurdles as Cathy Chapman of Toronto won after judges’ review. Chapman and Davis timed 6.7 as Davis held US record. Jones and Robinson highlighted by indoor marks in 50 yard events.
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Toronto
Debbie Thompson
Frederick
Tammy Davis
Miss Thompson
Nina Austin
Cleveland
Judy Dalimore
Canada
Cathy Chapman
Miss Chapman
Miss Davis
United States
Jenny Singerson
Jones
Hays Jones
Detroit
Russ Rodgers
Maryland
Paul Jones
Tom Robinson
Fordham
Sam Perry
Gerald Ashworth
Boston
Perry
Harry Jerome
Vancouver
University of Oregon
Australia
Tech resigns from SEC over 140 scholarship cap
Georgia Tech abruptly withdrew from the Southeastern Conference as an SEC presidents meeting opened. President Edwin Harrison cited the 140 athlete limit as the decisive issue and said Tech will leave effective June 30, while games scheduled with SEC teams remain unaffected.
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Georgia Tech
SEC
Tech
Edwin Harrison
Jackets
Auburn
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana State
Mississippi State
Mississippi
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Tulane
Bernie Moore
Florida State
Memphis State
Harrison
CBS Wins NFL Rights for 1964 1965 in CBS Bid Record
CBS television bid $23.2 million over two years secures 1964 65 NFL rights for 14 Sundays and two Saturdays plus Thanksgiving Day. Auction topped ABC NBC bids. championship game excluded from package. Commissioner Pete Rozelle notes high payment driven by bowl game and Olympic rights.
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NEW York
Columbia Broadcasting System
NFL
Canton
Ohio
Pete Rozelle
Marshall Leahy
Rozelle
American Broadcasting Co
National Broadcasting Co
NBC
ABC
CBS
SBS
Bill MacPhail
U S Olympic Bobsled Team member injured in freak accident
John Handly, 40, senior pilot of the U S bobsled team, suffered a compound fracture of three fingers on his left hand when a sled moved during a ride on an Austrian army truck near Innsbruck. Coach Stan Benham said he will be out at least a month.
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Innsbruck
Austria
United States
John Handly
Handly
Malone
N.Y
Stan Benham
U. S
Gene Kotlarek
Duluth
Minn
Kotlarek
Dave Hicks
John Balfanz
Minneapolis
Dieter Neuendorf
Balfanz
Jean Saubert
Lakeview
Ore
America
Walkersville Lions extend win streak to eight with Linganore rout
Walkersville roared to an 80 55 victory over Linganore as four Lions reached double figures led by Larry Haines with 17 and Gordon Smith 14. The hosts opened 25 8 and held a 42 20 halftime edge while nine players scored. Linganore was led by Ivan Jordan with 18 and Richard Horman 16. Walkersville JV also won 55 21.
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Linganore
Walkersville
Lions
Larry Haines
Gordon Smith
Ivan Jordan
Richard Horman
Walkersvile
Comstock
Long
Linganore Smith
Free
Cook
Jordan
Haines
Gardner
Beeson
Kline
Barrick
S$ Abshire
Schroyer
Herman Eo Dougherty
Troutwiliar
Waltersville
Lingatvers Orn
Millrose Games accepts late entry for Lesek pole vault
New York AP reports Roman Lesek of Yugoslavia was accepted by the Millrose Games committee despite late receipt after books closed. Lesek has cleared 15-4 and will compete next Thursday night alongside Kauko Nystrom the Finnish national champion in the vault.
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New York
Roman Lesek
Millrose
Lesek
Kauko Nystrom
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