Bullets Sweep Hawks as Ohl Drops 31 in Win
Don Ohl scored 31 points to lead the Baltimore Bullets past the St. Louis Hawks 114 to 106 on Sunday night. The victory ties Baltimore with St. Louis for second in the Western Division, completing a weekend three game sweep. Li Green added 10 in the final period to preserve the lead.
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St. Louis
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Debbie Faces Tyus McGuire In Major Indoor Meets This Week
Debbie Thompson, an Olympian 17 year old, competes in a pair of major indoor meets this week. She faces Tyus Edith McGuire in New York's Millrose Games at Madison Square Garden and then travels to Toronto for the Maple Leaf Games with rivals Kilborn Wingerson and Chap man among the field. Tammy Davis sits out to rest a pulled thigh while Griffin books an early Toronto stopover.
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Frederick
Debbie Thompson
Comany
New York
Toronto
Canada
Madison Square Garden
Wyomin Tyus
Edith McGuire
Tennessee
Mary Rand
London
Pamela Ko
Cathy Chaman
Miss Davis
Griffin
Tammy
Miss Chapman
Miss Wingerson
Baltimore
Debbie
New
Tyus Wins Dash At Los Angeles Indoor Meet
Miss Tyus gold medalist in Tokyo joins Olympians Wyomin Tyus in Los Angeles at the sixth annual Indoor Track Meet. She wins the women’s 60 yard dash in 6.7 seconds, a door-time best by an American, while Boston posts a 26 feet 5 inches long jump.
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Wyomin Tyus
Ralph Boston
George Young
Miss Tyus
Boston
York
Debbie
Washington
Baltimore
Tyus
This Week On Area Courts Tuesday Schedule
A list of high school and area court matchups is shown for Tuesday through Sunday. Games include Walkersville at Emmitsburg and Frederick at North Hagerstown with several others across Linganore Thurmont and Mt Airy. Specific venue names: Pootesville Richard Montgomery and Musselman appear in the listings.
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Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Linganore
Middletown
Brunswick
West Frederick
Frederick
North Hagerstown
St. .John's
MSD
Francis Scott Key
Mt Airy
Musselman
Crampton wins Crosby at Pebble Beach in 284
Australian Bruce Crampton captured the Bing Crosby Tournament at Pebble Beach with a three under par 284 total, earning $7,500. He won by three strokes over Tony Lema, with Jack Nicklaus and Bill Casper tied for third. Palmer shot 302 in the sunny final round.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Bruce Crampton
Bing Crosby
Crampton
Bill Casper
al Mengert
Harold Kneece
Rocky Thompson
Wichita
Senators Boosters Banquet Feb 8 at Moose Club Frederick
The second annual Senators Boosters Night will be Feb 8 at 7 p m at the Moose Club in Frederick. Don Loun of Frederick is the featured guest with Steve Ridzik Joe Branzell a Washington scout and Johnny Welas handling publicity. Tickets from Humpty Gilbert. The eight jockeys with more than 3 000 wins include Longden Shoe maker Arcaro Atkinson Neves Adams Hartack.
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Moose Club
Frederick
Don Loun
Steve Ridzik
Joe Branzell
Washington
Johnny Welas
Senators
Humpty
Gilbert
John Longden
Willie Shoemaker
Steve Brooks
Eddie, Arcaro
Ted Atkinson
Ralph Neves
John Adams
Billy Hartack
Jim Brown Wins Hickok Professional Athlete of the Year
Jimmy Brown the Cleveland Browns full back is named winner of the Rae Hickok Award for 1964. He edges A J Foyt by seven points after a tight vote of 136 writers and casters. Dean Chance ranks third and Johnny Unitas fourth in the Rochester ceremony.
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Cleveland Browns
Rae Hickok
A.J. Foyt
Houston
Brown
Foyt
Riverside
Calif
Allie Reynolds
New York Yankees
Joe Walcott
Rochester Press and Radio Club
Midtown Plaza
Dean Chance
Los Angeles Angels
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore Colts
Bob Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals
Ken Venturi
UCLA Streak Threatened by Iowa in Midweek Showdown
UCLA, top ranked with a 13 game winning streak, faces surprising Iowa in a Chicago Stadium doubleheader. Indiana edged by Iowa last week as Michigan and Providence also win, with several upsets marking a busy midseason slate across the nation.
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Associated Press
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Midwest
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Iowa State
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A. W. Davis
Tennessee
Georgia Tech
Henry Finkel
Dayton
Lawsills
Minnesota
Ohio State
Gophers
Buckeyes
Hurricanes
Rick Barry
Miami
Fla
Ohio Redskins
Kent State
Frederick Ties For Fourth In Indoor Meet
Frederick players and relay teams claimed a fourth place at the Maryland National Guard Scholastic Indoor Meet in Baltimore. Francis Foreman placed second in the shot put and the one mile relay team finished second, while the two mile relay took third and the 880 relay placed fourth. Catonsville led with 17 points, with Duvall second and North Hayestown third. Frederick and Woodlawn tied for fourth with nine points.
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Maryland National Guard
Baltimore
Fifth Regiment Armory
Francis Foreman
Craig Brisbane
Northwood
Foreman
Larry Thompson
Eric Ambush
Blaine Smith
Bull Holton
Sellers
Larry Wise
Jim Coleman
Terry Korrel
Phil Grove
Dave Fogle
Jim Weedon
Don Schattenberg
Clyde Baker
Catonsville
Duvall
Records Set By Local Swimmers At Mason-Dixon Meet
Elizabeth Talley set two all time league records for the girls and Rick Hoffman registered Frederick's best time ever in the 50 yard butterfly as the local YMCA team swam at Silver Spring Saturday in a Mason-Dixon meet. Talley led a trio of girls winners, with Linda Shaw, while Paula Ganley Elaine Kissinger and Sandy Baker also swept firsts. Boys winners included Darrell Fluid Phillip Rutledge Dale Usherman Mike Danner Robert Turner and Hoffman. The team will swim at Chambersburg Saturday and host the Chambersburg boys at the Frederick YMCA.
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Elizabeth Talley
Rick Hoffman
Frederick
Sulver
Mason- Dixon
Miss Talley
Linda Shaw
Paula
Dale Ganley
Elaine
Candy Kissinger
Sandy Baker
Darrell Fluid
Phillip Rutledge
Dale Usherman
Mike Danner
Robert Turner
Hoffman
Chambersburg
J Smith
Ausharman
Phebus
D Floyd
J Hudson
Bacr
PB. Fu
Danner
Simecon
Simpson
Ino
Tales
Mens Jrickson
Ganley
Ree
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