Scoring Race Tight Leads Pack In Area Standings
The race for area scoring honors tightens with Rick Hassett atop the listing at 238 points in 13 games. Close behind are Ivan Jordan 226 in 12, Matt Wiley 221 in 11, and Willis Hall 210 in 11, as the top ten shifts include Dwight Repp, Wilson Etzler, Mike Day, Marty Williams, Jeff Freland, and Bob DeGrange.
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Rick Hassett
St. John’s
Ivan Jordan
Linagnore
Matt Wiley
Thurmont
Willis Hall
Frederick
Mark. Hassett
Jordan
Wiley
Hall
Dwight Repp
Singapore
Emmitsburg
Harry Hahn
Repp
Mt. Airy
Wilson Etzier
Mike Day
Marty Williams
St. Joseph’s
Jeff Freland
Freland
Bob DeGrange
Gfoft Ave
Hassett
A. Wiley
Etzler
Day
Williams
St. Joe
Frelag
DeGrange
Maryland Terps Look to Improve On Last Season
BUD MILLIKAN, Terps coach, aims to surpass 18-8 after an 6-7 start and 2-4 ACC mark. Team gathers for two days of workouts before facing George Washington U, then a light February with six of eight games at Cole Fieldhouse. Notes include Bill Franklin’s limited scoring, NBA coach trivia, state scholastic track meet, and Wel come to Baltimore for Frank Robinson.
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Bud Millikan
University of Maryland
Terps
Millikan
George Washington U
Fort Myer
Cole Fieldhouse
Bill Franklin
Mt Airy
National Basketball Association
Red Auerpach
Washington Cape
Fred Schaus
Los Angeles
NBA
Paul Seymour
Bullets
Don Ohl
Ohl
Philadelphia Warriors
Maryland
New York
Madison Square Garden
Graham May Coach Skins Graham May Coach Skins
WASHINGTON AP The Washington Redskins hired Otto Graham as head coach and likely as general manager, replacing Bill McPeak. Graham, 44, a famed Browns star and successful college coach, would sign a 10 year deal with broad authority while seeking separation from the Coast Guard where he is a captain.
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Washington
Washington Redskins
Otto Graham
Washington Post
Northwestern University
Cleveland Brown
Graham
Bill McPeak
Redskin
Edward Bennett Williams
Redskins
Browns
Coast Guard Academy
New London
Conn
Post
NFL
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Coast Guard
Schmertz eyes Millrose indoor records and Keino
Meet director Fred Schmertz predicted two indoor records and possibly a third at the Millrose Games on Thursday night with a chance of a tied mark. He also forecasts meet records in the two feature relays the mile and two mile plus records in the pole vault and 600 yard dash and a 5.9 second 60 yard dash. Kipchoge Keino stars in the Wanamaker Mile. Bill Skowron signs with White Sox for 1966, 35, led Sox with 73 RBIs in 146 games last year. Ron Santo signs with Cubs for 1966, becoming the 21st Cub to sign.
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New York
Fred Schmertz
Kenya
Kipchoge Keino
Chicago
Bill Skowron
Chicago White Sox
Skowron
Sox
Crawford Fired As Coach Of AHL Clippers
Baltimore coach Johnny Crawford was ousted by the Clippers of the American Hockey League. General Manager Terry Reardon will coach until a successor is found as Baltimore sits 14-23 in the Eastern Division with a 35-32-5 prior season record. Crawford, 49, has coached four AHL teams and plans to stay in hockey with no immediate next steps.
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Baltimore
Johnny Crawford
Baltimore Clippers
Crawford
Terry Reardon
Clippers
AHL
Boston Bruins
National Hockey League
Hershey
Bruin
Providence Reds
Rochester
North Visits FAS Tonight in Key Tri State Tilt
North Hagerstown invades Frederick High as second place and a shot at the Tri State League crown are at stake. Other games feature St John’s at St Joseph’s Emmitsburg, Brunswick at Middletown, Emmitsburg at Walkersville, and Linganore at Thurmont in class B action. North and Frederic both own 10 wins. South Hagerstown leads at 5-0. North beat Martinsburg 67-62 to stay within two in the standings. Coach Homer Brooks likely sticks with Willis Hall Jeff Freland Denny Oram Tim Ambrose and Ron Hart. Singapore, off to a poor start, seeks its first class B win against Thurmont. The Mountaineers and Lancaster chase class B pace, while Brunswick and Middletown battle to stay alive in B. St John’s strives to rebound at St Joseph’s Emmitsburg after a Blue Ridge game. Emmitsburg eyes win No 2 at Walkersville. All games follow junior varsity contests.
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North Hagerstown
Frederick High School
St. John's T
St. Joseph’s
Emmitsburg
Brunswick
Walkersville
Linganore
Thurmont
South Hagerstown
Frederic
North
South
Hubs
Chambersburg
Homer Brooks
Willis Hall
Jeff Freland
Denny Oram
Tim Ambrose
Ron Hart
Cadets
Sec
Ond
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Singapore
Mountaineers
Poolesville
The
Lancers
St. John’s of
Westminster
Midtletown
Railroaders
Rcord
Knights
Viso
St. John’s
Blue Ridge
St. Joe
Lions
Singanore
Boyer Signs 1966 Mets Contract As Highest Paid
Ken Boyer, seven time All Star third baseman and MVP, signed a 1966 deal with the New York Mets worth about 65000. Mets president George Weiss said Boyer will not be cut after one poor year and terms were settled in a five minute chat. Boyer, 35, was acquired from St. Louis last October after a back troubled season. He hit .260 with 13 homers and 75 RBI in 1965. Maglie to coach Red Sox for two years at 10000 a year while resigning as deputy athletic commissioner in New York. Cleon Jones and Jerry Hinsley also signed with the Mets.
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NEW York
Ken Boyer
New York Mets
St. Louis
Cardinals
George Weiss
Mets
Boyer
New York Yankees
Boston
Boston Red Sox
Sal Maglie
Maglie
New York State
Red Sox
Mace Brown
Brown
al Jackson
Charlie Smith
St. Louis University
Cleon Jones
Jerry Hinsley
Ashe MacCall US doubles team eliminated in Australian
In Sydney the Australian Championships saw two American pairs reach the men's doubles quarterfinals while the Ashe and MacCall duo were defeated by Lennart Bergelin and Richard Crealy 6-3 3-5 7-6 1. Marty Riessen and Clark Graebner advanced with 6-4 6-4 6-4 over Warren Jacques and John Pearce. Roy Emerson Fred Stolle and John Newcombe Tony Roche also moved to the quarters. In mixed doubles Ruffels and Sheriff upset Riessen and Graebner 3-6 6-2 6-3.
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Sydney
Australia
Arthur Ashe
George MacCall
Ashe
Los Angeles
MacCall
U.S
Lennart Bergelin
Richard Crealy
Competi
Tion
Cliff Richey
Dallas
Tex
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Clark Graebner
Beachwood
Ohio
Warren Jacques
John Pearce
Jim McManus
Berkeley
Calif
Herb FitzGibbon
Garden City
N.Y
Allan Stone
Jeff Cooper
Auss
Roy Emerson
Fred Sto
John Newcombe
Tony
Vzhe
Emerson
Stone
Eugene Russo
Barry Phillips-Moore
Newcombe
Roche
Bill Bowrey
Allan Lane
Ray Ruffels
Carol Sheriff
Rissen
Carol Graebner
Dick Tiger Named Fighter Of Year
Dick Tiger the world middleweight champion from Nigeria has been Fighter Of The Year by Ring Magazine Nat Fleischer, editor, selected Tiger though the Boxing Writers Association recently honored Cassius Clay as Fighter of the Year and winner of the Edward Neil award Ring rated the Patterson Chuvalo bout as Fight Of The Year and singled out the sixth round of the Torres Pastrano title bout as Round Of The Year.
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New York
Dick Tiger
Nigeria
Ring Magazine
Nat Fleischer
Tiger
Boxing Writers’ Association
Cassius Clay
Edward Neil
Ring
Floyd Patterson
George Chuvalo
Jose Torres
Willie Pastrano
Basketball Scores From Multiple Games
Kentucky defeated LSU 111 to 85 while Tennessee crushed Mexico 121 to 42. Michigan State beat Purdue 92 to 74. Detroit beat Xavier 95 to 87 in Ohio, Iowa topped Ohio State 98 to 39, and Clark triumphed over Amherst 117 to 68.
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Kentucky
LSU
Tennessee
Mexico
Mich. State
Purdue
Detroit
Xavier
Ohio
Iowa
Ohio State
Clark
Amherst
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International Olympic Committee
Mexico City
Gus Johnson
Nate Thurmont
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Jim Phelan
Mt. St. Mary’s
Graham May
Camilo
ST. Paul - Minneapolis
Camilo Pascual
Minnesota Twins
Pascual
FAS
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iHe
Bosox
Tri-State League
J .S. Hagerstown
Poe
Waynesboro
Boonsboro
Adolph Rupp
Tom Kroa
Louie Riley
Thad
Pete Bramils
Edward
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Sunoco
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