Tyus Nips Debbie at Wire in Millrose Dash
Olympic gold medalist Wyomia Tyus edged Debbie Thompson by a stride to win the women's 60-yard dash at the Millrose Games in Madison Square Garden. Both finalists tied the meet record at 6.9 seconds, with Pam Kilborn third and Edith McGuire fourth as the packed crowd witnessed a tight, historic finish.
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New York
Wyomia Tyus
Frederick
Debbie Thompson
Madison Square Garden
Tyus
Miss Thompson
Australia
Pam Kilborn
Edith McGuire
United States
Jack Griffin
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Griffin
Toronto
Canada
Miss Kilborn
Debbie
Tammy Davis
Miss Davis
Miss Tyus
Willye White
Chicago
Regis'e
Fordham
Ian Perry
Vilmes Varju
Hungary
Varju
Roger Morgan
Louisiana State
Ralph Boston
Wsomia Tyus
Tennessee State
Tennessee State University
Fly tying clinic at Thurmont High School February 10
A Thurmont fly tying clinic, starting 7 p.m., features Dr James Gilford with color slides of local flies from Big Hunting Creek and close ups of streamside life. Dr Donald DuBois of Trout Unlimited and other experts will assist. the event is free and open to the public with personal instruction available. Deer kill totals discuss West Virginia and Pennsylvania hunts for 1964 with county and state figures. Baltimore Boat Show schedule also noted.
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Thurmont High School
James Gilford
Big Hunting Creek
Thurmont
Donald DuBois
Trout Unlimited
Linganore Girls Defeat Brunswick for First Win
Linganore girls varsity beat Brunswick 22 to 15 after a 5 3 first quarter surge led by LaRue Repp who had eight points and Beverly Tipton seven for Linganore’s season opening win. Repp and Tipton stood out as Linganore earned the victory.
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Central
Linganore
Brunswick
LaRue Repp
Beverly Tipton
Repp
Tipton
Linganore Gft
Monroe
Greag
Webber
Hatin O
Henderson
Arnold
Lecha
Laganore
Long
K. Tipton
Hass
Bill Jurges
Red Sox
Billy Goodman
Harry Dorish
Boston
Higa Astros
Rangers Return Don Johns To AHL Affiliate
The New York Rangers sent defenseman Don Johns back to the Baltimore organization of the American Hockey League on Thursday. Johns had been recalled last week to cover for the injured Jim Nielson, who is sidelined with a shoulder injury and expected to be ready for weekend games against Montreal and Detroit.
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New York
Darrell Royal
AFL
Atlanta
Clicus
National Football League
Oklahoma
SEC
Bernie Moore
Foss
New York Rangers
Don Johns
Baltimore
Johns
Jim Neilson
Montreal
Detroit
Knights Mountaineers clash tops five game county card
Middletown and Mountaineers eye class B showdown as Thurmont hosts Middletown in top attraction. Walkersville visits Musselman while Linganore meets St John’s and Maryland School for the Deaf faces Emmitsburg. Key matchups and standings outlined. late five game schedule follows junior varsity contests.
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Tomeht
Walkersville
Knights
Singapore
Middletown
Thurmont
Carlos Englar
Jim Weddle
Joe Benchoff
Gary Shapiro
Matt Wiley
Bill Waldas
Jon Horine
Bob Palm
Howard Deterding
Bruce Frushour
Tom Bidle
Gerald Lewis
Musselman
Gordon Smith
Lions
St. John’s
McSherry Gym
St John's
Carroll County
Mt Airy Hopss
Francis Scott Key
Bulldogs
Scott Key
McCormick Estrada And Two Rookies Sign With Orioles
Baltimore signs Mike McCormick and Chuck Estrada in comebacks from injuries along with rookies Pat McMahon and Ted Miller. McCormick led N L with 2.70 ERA in 1960 and returned from Rochester's 12-8 season. Estrada won 18 as a rookie in 1960, later 15 in 1961, then surgery and limited play. McMahon went 10-11 in the California League. Miller was drafted from the Angels after a 2-5 season with Idaho Falls.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Mike McCormick
Chuck Estrada
Pat McMahon
Ted Miler
McCormick
Rochester
Estrada
Florida
McMahon
Boston Red Sox
Stockton
Miller
Los Angeles Angels
Idaho Falls
Koufax Resting Arm Ahead of Dodgers Spring Camp
Los Angeles star Sandy Koufax and his ailing left arm will skip throwing until Dodgers report for spring training in Vero Beach Florida. He says the arm feels fine but notes swelling after an August slide in Milwaukee, costing him a potential 20-win season.
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LOS Angeles
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Vero Beach
Fla
Koufax
Milwaukee
Evansville Holds Lead In Small-College Poll After Close Win
Evansville Aces remain unbeaten with nine regular season games left after a last minute 81-80 win over Southern Illinois. The victory plus another Ball State win boosted Evansville to 15 0 in the AP weekly small college poll. Central State rose to third with a 13 0 mark and Philadelphia Textile climbed to fourth with a 12 1 record.
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Associated Press
Evansville Aces
Southern Ilinois
Southern Illinois
Aces
Evansville
Ball State
Associated Press Weekly
High Point
Appalachian
Elon
Central State
Ohio
Philadelphia Textile
Central Slam
Wittenberg
Phila
Textile
Winston Salem
Grambling
Gannon
Fairmont
W. Va
Pan American
Legislature weighs changes to Game Commission funding
A Maryland special committee proposes moving the State Game and Inland Fish Commission into the general budget and directing licensing fees to general funds. It cites land purchases and building projects done without legislative authority, noting current funding lacks full budget oversight. The committee, chaired by Del Thomas Hunter Lowe, includes Friedman James Maguire Mach and aims to report to the General Assembly.
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Annapolis
General Assembly
State Game and Inland Fish of Forests Commission
del Thomas Hunter Lowe
D-Talbot
Lowe
House
Ways and Means Committee
George B Shields
Ways and Means
Sol J. Friedman
D-Balto
William S. James
D-Harford
Del
John N. Maguire
D-Balto County
Pee Joseph V. Mach
Coaching Job At Yale Still Open
Penn State associate coach Joe Paterno said he is undecided about Yale’s offer but appears likely to remain at Penn State. Yale seeks a successor to John Pont who resigned to coach at Indiana. Paterno has been with Penn State since 1950 and with Engle for 19 years.
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University Park
Joe Paterno
Penn State
Yale
Paterno
Rip Engle
Engle
University
John Pont
Indiana University
Brown
UT tackle declared scholastically ineligible for next season
University of Texas tackle Tom Currie a 240 pound starter was ruled scholastically ineligible to play football next fall. The article notes his prior coaching and racing involvement with Yonkers harness racing and mentions promotions and roles through 1964.
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Austin, Tex
Tom Currie
University of Texas
Yonkers
N.Y
Gilmour
Foyt Plans Return to Track in March Race
A J Foyt Jr national driving champion says he expects to return March 28 for a 150 mile Phoenix race after serious injuries from a January Riverside stock car crash. Doctors estimate six weeks recovery and he spoke from Methodist Hospital in Houston.
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A. J. Foyt Jr
Phoenix
Ariz
Foyt
Methodist Hspital
Indianapolis
Riverside
Califle
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