Perry Wins Millrose 60 Yard Dash In Six Seconds
Fordham sprinter Sam Perry edged Darel Newman to win the 60 yard dash at the Millrose Indoor Games in six seconds, tying the meet record. Willie Davenport captured the 60 yard hurdles in seven seconds to match the meet mark. Nick Lee won the 500 yard run in 57.9 seconds. Tommy Farrell claimed the 600 in 1:12. John Pennel set a meet record 16-5 in the pole vault. Washington Senators signed five players led by Frank Howard, with Fred Valentine, John Orsino, Bob Lavine, and Joe Cunningham also joining.
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NEW York
Swift Sam Perry
Fordham
Darel Newman
Perry
Newman
Willie Davenport
Southern University
Nick Lee
Morgan State
Baltimore Olympic Club
Theron Lewis
Charley May
Tommy Farrell
St. John’s
Ollan Cassell
Farrell
John Pennel
Pennel
Washington
Washington Senators
Frank Howard
Fred Valentine
John Orsino
Bob Laverine
Joe Cunningham
Busch Donates Old Stadium to Boys Club
In St Louis Aug A Busch Jr gave historic Busch Stadium to the St Louis Boys Club. The Cardinals move to a new $8 million downtown stadium May 12 after opening 1966 in the old park. Amberg will head Metropolitan St Louis Boys Club. The stadium will be converted into a 2 500 boy facility with gym, pools, clinics, library, and shops on the North Side.
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ST. Louis
A. Busch Jr
St. Louis Cardinals
Globe-Democrat
Amberg
Cardinals
St. Lows
Farrell Signs with Houston Astros
Houston Texas AP reports pitcher Dick Farrell and pitcher Bob Bruce signed 1966 contracts Thursday with the Houston Astros.
Phillies Extend Mauch's Contract Through 1967
Philadelphia Phillies owner Bob Carpenter and General Manager John Quinn announced a contract extension for manager Gene Mauch through 1967 despite the club finishing sixth in 1965. Quinn praised Mauch's ability to manage a major league club while Mauch, who said he had not seen the contract, indicated his salary was in the $35,000 to $40,000 range.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Gene Mauch
Phillies
John Quinn
Bob Carpenter
Gene
Quinn
Mauch
Torgeson Hired as Steelers Defensive Coach
Pittsburgh AP Lavern Torgeson is retained to coach the Steelers defensive unit announced by Bill Austin new head coach. Torgeson 36 is the first assistant named by Austin and has spent four seasons with the NFL club under Buddy Parker and Mike Nixon.
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Torgeson
Austin
National Football League
Buddy Parker
Mike Nixon
Frederick News Briefs Highlights From Friday
Brief items from The News Frederick Maryland for Friday January 28 1966 cover local happenings including community meetings weather notes and civic updates. Names and exact events are drawn from the readable fragments on page 11.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Beard Takes Lucky International Lead With Five Under Par
Frank Beard fired a five under par 67 to lead the Lucky International Golf Tournament in San Francisco. Arnold Palmer struggled to 73 as California’s Jerry Steelsmith and Larry Mowry tied for second with 67 alongside Harold Kneece of South Carolina. Eight players stood at 68 two strokes back, including Ken Venturi and notable pros like Weiskopf and Souchak.
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San Francisco
Kentucky
Frank Beard
Beard
Arnold Palmer
Perature
Steelsmith
Kneece
Mowry
Ken Venturi
Joe Campbell
Mike Souchak
Joel Goldstrand
Tom Weiskopf
al Menger
Bill Ezinicki
Frank Wharton
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Nats Ink
Daileys
N. Market Street
Saas
SAAB
Detroit
Sweden
Christopher R. Custer, Inc
W. Patrick St. Ext
FreDerick, Md
Plymouth
Schroeder
East Patrick ST. Ephen
Lou Groza
Lou Regalbuto
Groza
Busch
Rexall
Mercer’s Drug Store Free Delivery
West 3Rd & N. Market St
South Market St
Sm Eee Nh Meade Ameatia Maytag
North Market Street
DEC
Northmarket Street
Frederick Shopping Center
Prospect Shopping Center
Efoples Drug Stores
Philies
Chraysl Motors Corpgre
Mars Opticians
West Second St
Bausch & Lomb
Chryster
Huss
Chrysiey
THE
Roney Motor CO
N. Market St. Frederick, Md
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