Brunswick Halts Saints Win Streak With 75 71 Victory
Brunswick Railroaders end Saint John's eight game run 75 71 at McSherry Gym. Mike Kelley scores 40 points on 8 of 10 from the line leading Brunswick a 27 12 first quarter surge with Richie Hill adding 15 before fouling out. Hill and the Railroaders hold on as St John’s mounts a late rally. Karl Brust leads Saints with 16.
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McSherry
Mike Kelley
Kelley
Richie Hill
Hill
St. John’s
Saints
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Jack Matter
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Brust
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Philadelphia
Tom Sanders
K. C. Jones
Celtics
Sanders
Hawks
Boston
Strub Stakes Field Packed with 14 Contenders at Santa Anita
Gun Bow and Nevada Battler lead a 14 horse Strub Stakes lineup at Santa Anita. Lamb Chop the filly champion seeks another upset as 4 year olds race 14 miles in the $100000 added feature. Other entrants include Big Raff More Megaton Sky Gem Win Em All Quita Dude Doolin Ian B Major Real Luck Switchback Dean Carl Rocky Link. Dean Carl carries top weight of 121 pounds ahead of Lamb Chop.
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Calif
Gun Bow
Nevada
Lamb Chop
Charles H. Strub
Santa Anita
Gedney Farm
J. K. Houssels
Raff
Megaton
Sky Gem
Quita Dude
Doolin Ian
B. Major
Real Luck
Switchback
Dean Carl
Rocky Link
Trout Guide Error Corrected for Savage River
Maryland officials corrected the 1964 Angler's Guide to fix a trout season error on the Savage River. Trout fishing will be closed only from March 15 to April 14, aligning with the statewide season. The guide details open seasons sizes creeks licenses and public access info for Maryland waters.
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Annapolis
Maryland Department of Game and Inland Fish
Savage River
Maryland
City lights dimmed by exposed underground cables
Frederick officials report dim street lights due to damaged insulation exposing conductors to wet ground after snow and rain. Cables on Second Street College Avenue and Fairview Avenue affected. Schley Biggs and Taney Avenues repaired this week per city light department. Cosmonaut Pavel Popovich linked to 1962 space twins. Army team member touted as tallest basketball player at Innsbruck Winter Olympics.
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Frederick
Second St
College Avenue
Fairview Avenue
Schley, Biggs
Taney Avenues
Moscow
Pavel Popovich
John Ritch
Arlington
Space Twins
Will
Army
Imhsbruck
1964 American League Schedule Overview
Brief schedule fragment lists night games and dates across the 1964 season in the American League. Mentions May dates 26 27 and 36 38, September 23 23, and October 1 with data codes TA and S dune.
Walkersville Girls Defeat Linganore 44 14 in Basketball
Walkersville girls led by Babington Clem and Crum with 14 13 and 10 points defeated Linganore 44 to 14. Linganore’s Huttonberger topped Linganore with five points as Walkersville dominated the game.
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Boston
Linganore
Parance
Rip Hawks
Walkersville
Arnold
Brown
Snyderoft
Main
Beard
Linton
Zimmerman
Eaves
Singanore
Matthews
Long
Simpson
Rupp
Tipton
U S skaters seek comfort in Innsbruck beds
In Innsbruck Austria the U S Winter Games athletes face hard beds at the Olympic Village. Skaters Tommy Litz Monty Hoyt and Peggy Fleming describe moving mattresses and radiators in a bid for better sleep after practice.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Olympic Village
Tommy Litz
Hershey
Monty Hoyt
Denver
Litz
Hoyt
Peggy Fleming
Pasadena
Calif
U. S
Peggy
Mt Airy defeats Taneytown to extend win streak
Mt. Airy Bulldogs beat Taneytown 69 to 53 to claim a fourth straight victory. Ray Blanton led with 28 points, sparking a 40-25 halftime edge after an 11-point first quarter, while Brooke Penn added nine. JV result: Taneytown 34 Mt. Airy 25.
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Mt. Airy
Bulldogs
Ray Blanton
Blanton
Brooke Penn
MT. Airy GO
Knouse
Linton
Gigeous
Clutter
Dayhoff
Hagy
Smith
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Warner
Frizzell
Dufferer
Miller
Clippers Rally Falls Short in 3-2 Loss to Reds
Providence Reds edged the Baltimore Clippers 3-2 before 7,181 at the Civic Center. The Clippers led 2-0 after the first period but bullpen in the final period allowed two unanswered goals. Gov. J. Millard Tawes and league president James Balmer attended the game.
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Providence Reds
Baltimore Clippers
Civic Center
Gov. J. Millard Tawes
James Balmer
Clippers
Quality Used Cars Showroom Listings From 1960s Era
A vintage string of used car ads highlights 1962 Chevrolet Impala Sport Coupe and several Chevys Belair 2 door, 1960 Corvair, 1960 Chevrolet sedan, 1959 Impala Sport Sedan, 1959 Pontiac hardtop, and 1959 Ford Galaxy sedans. Each listing notes V8 or six cylinder engines, Powerglide or standard transmission, radio and heater, white wall tires, and red black or white paint with claims of like-new condition.
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R.&h
P.S
Pont. Bonn
Convers
Belair
P.O
P.W
Mercomatic
Debbie Wins and Tammy Loses in Final Event
Debbie takes first in the final with Tammy third. six finalists competed as Velses withdrew due to a thigh cramp after clearing 15 feet. Crothers of East York wins the 1000 yards in 2:08.3 ahead of Lingle and Dunkelburg in a tight finish.
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Velses
John Velses
LaSalle
Uelses
Bill Crothers
Toronto
East York
U.S
Robin Lingle
Missouri
Lingle
Crothers
John Dunkelburg
North Carolina
Austrian Olympic stamps rise in value and limited run
Collectors report Olympic stamps issued by the Austrian government have tripled in value. The Austrian post office released 300000 stamps and says none remain. The seven stamps in the set carry face values from 4 to 16 cents.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Mountaineers Hold Off Emmitsburg Liner Rally for Win
Thurmont defeats Emmitsburg 46 to 43 after a tight fourth quarter rally. Thurmont led 34 to 26 entering the final eight minutes, but Emmitsburg outscored them 17 to 12 before the buzzer. Bob Reid scored 12 for Thurmont while Gene Eyler led Emmitsburg with 14. Thurmont also won the JV 49 to 40.
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Thurmont
Liners
Mountaineers
Bob Reid
Gene Eyler
Wildeson
Carson Kelley
Thurmont Emmitsburg Gft
FT Reid
Eyler
Duncan
Harner
Shapiro
Zimmerman
Benchoff
Beil
Englar
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Emmitsburg Po
Thormont
Valleyettes overwhelm Thurmont in high school tilt
Middletown girls triumphed 34 to 12 over Thurmont. Ruth Schreyer scored 18 points to lead Middletown while Abiba led Thurmont with four points.
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Middletown
Thurmont
Ruth Schreyer
Abiba
Mets Sign Thomas Carmel and Kranepool for 1964 Season
The New York Mets announced Friday that outfielder Frank Thomas and first base outfielders Duke Carmel and Ed Kranepool have signed their 1964 baseball contracts. Rocky Bridges will debut as manager of San Jose in the California League, part of the Los Angeles Angels farm system.
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NEW York
Frank Thomas
Duke Carmel
Ed Kranepool
New York Mets
Rocky Bridges
San Jose
Los Angeles Angels
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