Cadets At North High In Tri-State Clash
Washington signs Detroit Lions coach George Wilson as top offensive aide to Bill McPeak. Wilson, 50, brings NFL title experience and elite offense knowledge to Washington. Cadets face North Hagerstown in Tri-State League action after upset over Martinsburg.
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North High
Tri-State
Washington
George Wilson
Detroit Lions
Washington Redskins
Bill McPeak
Wilson
National Football League
McPeak
Detroit
Redskins
Miami
Fla
C. Leo Dearsey
Redskin
Bears
George Marshall
Buddy Parker
Lions
Northwestern
Frederick Cadets
Martinsburg
North Hagerstown
Hubs
Walkersville
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Linganore
Middletown
Brunswick
West Frederick Junior High School
South Hagerstown
South
Frederick
Waynesboro
Frederick Cadets rally past Martinsburg in Tri-State tilt
Frederick upset Martinsburg 114 73 over Waynesboro as the Cadets erased a 13 point deficit in a disciplined comeback. Martinsburg suffered a season low shooting 17 of 46 while Frederick used a strong late run to grab the key Tri State win and dim the Bulldogs title hopes.
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Frederick
Martinsburg
Bulldogs
Waynesboro
Boonsboro
Warriors
Martinsburg Journal
Bob Scrivener
Senator
Moose Club
West South St
Jim
Humpty) Gilbert
Humpty
Don Loun
Washington
Don
Steve Ridzik
Joe Brandzell
Johnny Welas
Nats
Hal Moser
Ron Terrell
Woodlawn High School
Woodlawn
Baltimore
Blue Ridge
Moser
Francis Foreman
Celtics Roll Over Bullets In 142 104 Victory
Boston Celtics crushed the Baltimore Bullets 142 to 104 in Providence. Sam Jones led with 27 points, with Bill Russell grabbing 24 rebounds as Boston built a 67-42 at halftime and coasted after the starters left early in the second half. Charlie Hardnett was helped off with a leg injury in the fourth.
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Providence
R.I
Boston Celtics
Baltimore
Bullets
National Basketball Association
Boston
San Francisco
Sam Jones
Celtics
Bill Russell
Tommy Heinsohn
Charlie Hardnett
Rockfish Catches Up Along Potomac
ANNAPOLIS AP Record January catches of rockfish from the Potomac River were reported by the Maryland Department of Chesapeake Bay Affairs. About 100 acres fished yielded up to 400 pounds per boat for buck tail trolling, with 73 boats in the Ragged Point to Blake Creek area. Sizes ranged 20 to 35 pounds, many 20 to 22 pounds, and Sunday produced 5 to 20 stripers per boat in the 2 to 15 pound range from depths 30 to 40 feet. Virginians sold rock at 42 cents per pound to commercial interests.
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Annapolis
Potomac River
Maryland Department of Chesapeake Bay Affairs
Ragged Point
Blake Creek
Clipper Recalled as Rangers Call Up Sterner
Ulf Sterner, 22, Swedish Olympic star with the Baltimore Clippers of the AHL, was called up by the New York Rangers for Wednesday night to replace Val Fonteyne who injured his wrist Sunday against Chicago. Sterner has 10 goals and 12 assists in 28 games for Baltimore. The Clippers do not play again until Saturday.
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Dick Smith
Philadelphia Phillies
Smith
Don Keller
Philadelphia
Don
New York Yankee
Don Loun
Jim Duckworth
Florida
Loun
Bob Craw
Frederick
Burning Tree Country Club
Bethesda
Professional Golfers Association
Clearwater
Fla
Bob
FHS
Henry Groff
Frederick High
East Frederick
Tri-State League
Falcons
Showe
Tri-County League
South Hagerstown
Baltimore
Ulf Sterner
Baltimore Clippers
American Hockey League
New York Rangers
Rangers
National Hockey League
The
Clippers
Val Fonteyne
Chicago
Sterner
NFL Title Game Payoff Sets Records for Browns and Colts
New York, RP. The 1964 NFL championship game payout set all time records with each Browns winner receiving 8 052 82 and each Colt loser 5 571 40 from the 2 484 384 gross receipts. Rozelle announced 50 full shares to the Browns and 48 to the Colts, with other pools and league shares detailed. Attendance was 79 544 at Cleveland Stadium as Cleveland defeated Baltimore 27 0.
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Cleveland Browns
Baltimore Colts
Pete Rozelle
NFL
Cleveland Stadium
Cleveland
Baltimore
Lakefront
Chicago
Wrigley Field
Chicago Bear
New York Giant
Rozelle
Browns
Colts
St. Louis Cardinals
UCLA Holds Large Lead In AP Cage Rankings
UCLA dominates the AP weekly basketball rankings with 29 of 36 first place votes and a 14 1 record. Michigan rises to second after beating Purdue 103 84, while St Josephs Pa moves to third at 15 1 and Providence climbs to fourth after routing Seton Hall.
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UCLA
Associated Press
Town
Loyola of Chicago
Providence
Michigan
St. Joseph's
Philadelphia
Purdue
Michigan State
St. Joseph’s
Pennsylvania
Centenary
Xavier
Ohio
Seton
Rhode Island
St. Bonaventure
Wichita
Loyola
Arizona
Arizona State
Indiana
Duke
Davidson
St. John's
N.Y
San Francisco
Wichita Loses Two Starters
Wichita State basketball team suffers injuries as starting center Nate Bowman, ranked fifth in the nation, is lost from the lineup along with another key starter. The setback dents the team’s depth as they prepare for upcoming games.
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Wichita. Kan
Nate Bowman
Wichita State University
Stricken Stokes Moves to Good Samaritan Hospital
Maurice Stokes, former college star at St Francis Pa and pro with Rochester and Cincinnati Royals, moved from Christ Hospital to Good Samaritan Hospital in Cincinnati. The 31 year old, paralyzed since 1958 sleeping sickness, may begin rehab with new program funded by Twyman.
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Stokes
Maurice Stokes
Cincinnati
NBA
Good Samaritan Hospital
Royal
Jack Twyman
St. Francis
Rochester
Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Association
Christ Hospital
Good Samaritan
Twyman
Namath Under Knife Passes Jets Star Knee Surgery
New York AP reports Joe Namath, Alabama quarterback turned Jets signee for about 400000, underwent right knee surgery at Lenoir Hill Hospital. Surgeon Dr James A Nicholas removed torn medial cartilage and tightened a loose ligament, with return expected in top condition by next summer.
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NEW York
Joe Namath
Alabama
New York Jets
Lenoir Hill Hospita
James A. Nicholas
Jets
Namath
Maupassant Urges Parisians to Smash Iron Ladder Image
The French writer Guy de Maupassant urged Parisians to destroy the iron structure seen as an iron ladder emblem of progress, a bold critique tied to the Eiffel Tower and its symbolic meaning for the city.
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Guy de Maupassant
Eiffel Tower
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