Phototimer aids track timing despite human judges glare
A Bulova Phototimer system helps settle track finishes by capturing a finish line image and times to hundredths of a second. Yet judges still rely on their own watches and magnifying glasses, preserving the human element in determining winners and ties.
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Bulova Watch Company
AAU
Bulova
Sam Sugarman
Phototimer
Sugarman
Billy Mills
U. S. Army
Gerry Lindgren
Washington State
Mills
Lindgren
Mt Airy Defeats Key 61 49 in Narrow Victory
Mt Airy jumped to early lead and held off Francis Scott Key 61 49 for a 7 6 season record. Wilson Etzler led Mt Airy with 18 points followed by Mike Day 15 Charley Magin 12 and Charley Miller 11. Dale Buffington led Key with 14. In prelim Key beat Mt Airy JV 52 30. The note also recalls UDC meeting agenda and birthdays of Confederate figures.
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Uniontown
Mt. Airy
Francis Scott Key
Bulldogs
Wilson Etzler
Mike Day
Charley Magin
Charley Miller
Mt. Airy Jayvees
Heffner
Eagles
Jerry Munday
Vosburgh
Miller
Budlington
Grimes
Hyde
Magina
Broadwater
Etzier
Donfrio
Rutland
Jones
Patterson
Francis Scot Key
FSK
Cunningham Seated As Worshipful Master Of Brunswick Lodge
John S. Cunningham was seated as worshipful master of Brunswick Lodge No. 191 AF and AM at a recent meeting. Also installed were officers including Harry S. Schomel Jr senior warden Jerome W Tucker junior warden Vernon F. Kelly senior deacon James Stonesifer junior deacon Paul E. Moore senior steward Garry A Carvin Jr junior steward Ernest W. Koogle secretary Harry L. Huffer treasurer William S. Lom Sr chaplain and William Lomuoy Jr tyler. The meeting drew more than forty attendees from Frederick Point of Rocks New Britain Washington D C and Yokyo Japan.
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John S. Cunningham
Brunswick Lodge No
A. Masons
Harry S. Schomel Jr
Jerome W. Tucker
Vernon F. Kelly
James Stonesifer
Paul E. Moore
Garry A. Carvin Jr
Ernest W. Koogle
Harry L. Huffer
William S. Lom Sr
William £& Uomy Jr
Tyler
Frederick
Point of Rocks
New Brittol Sown
Washington
D. C
Yokyo
Japan
Basketball Scores From Westminster and Other Maryland Games
Westminster 72 North Carroll 69 St Johns of Westminster 69 Anytown 45 Mount Airy 61 Francis Scott Key 49 Frederick 72 Glenelg 49 Brunswick 89 Walkersville 82 Severn 64 Boys Latin 53 Arundel 8 Annapolis 69 Andover 65 St Marys 62 Southern of Maryland 51 Connecticut 97 Colgate 74 Miami 101 Florida Southern Georgia Tech 88 Arkansas 75 Clemson 70 Virginia 69 Loyola Chicago 102 UCLA 96 in overtime Detroit 108 Boston 105 Philadelphia 125 Cincinnati 103
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St. Johns of Westminster
Georgia Tech
Arkansas
Clemson
Virginia
Chicago
Loyola
UCLA
Easy Victory For FHS Beats Glenelg 72-49
Frederick High School Cadets push past Glenelg 72 to 49 for their 12th win of the season, led by Jeff Freland with 16 points and Willis Hall 15. Ron Hart and Tim Ambrose add 13 each as Frederick pulls away in the second quarter and maintains the margin through the final buzzer. Glenelg’s Huck Harrison scores 11 in the loss. Frederick also wins the preceding game 61-46 with Mike Cox 22 and Willard Davis 10.
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Frederick’s
North Hagerstown
Glenelg
FHS
Jeff Freland
Willis Hall
Ron Hart
Tim Ambrose
Frederick
Ron Heffner
Hall
Ambrose
Huck Harrison
Harrison
Hart
Homer Brooks
Mike Cox
Willard Davis
Frederick Glenelg Hart
Winkles
Dykstra
An Hart
Slack Palm
Dixon Ambrose
Anderson
Marshall Jones Freland
Hawk Heffner
Lyman Oram Johnson
Glenely
New York Refuses To License Terrell
World heavyweight champion Ernie Terrell was denied a New York boxing license delaying a planned March 29 Madison Square Garden title bout with Cassius Clay. The NY State Athletic Commission decision ended Markson's plan to co headline a Tiger Griffith middleweight bout and sparked immediate reaction from Terrell and the Clay camp.
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NEW York
Ernie Terrell
World Boxing Association
Cassius Clay
Madison Square Garden
Harry Markson
Garden Boxing
Terrell-Clay
Dick Tiger
Welter
Emile Griffith
Terrell
Sate Athletic Commission
Markson
Arthur Grafton
Louisville
Clay
Chicago
Elmer Gertz
Malcolm Brown
Raymond Lee
Lockport
N.Y
Melvin Kru
St Francis routs St Joe in Emmitsburg prep action
St Francis defeated St Joseph’s 57 to 27 led by Dave Robbins with 18 points and the Taylor brothers Ken and Tom adding 13 and 10. Marty Williams led St Joe with eight as none reached double figures. Junior varsity also won 38 to 22 as Dale Kelly topped St Joe with eight.
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Emmitsburg
St. Francis Prep
St. Joseph's
St. Francis
Dave Robbins
Taylor Brothers
Ken
Tom
Marty Williams
St. Joe
Dale Kelly
ST. Joseph’s
Baker
Fazio
Sherwin
Galt
Witham
Taylor
Gelwicks
Adelsberger
Conlon
Barry
Robbins
McKay
Db Sands JV
Francis
St Joe
Isle of Greece Favored in Charles H. Strub Stakes at Santa Anita
Isle of Greece the 2-1 favorite heads a field of 14 four year olds in Santa Anita Park's Charles H. Strub Stakes, the season's first 100000 plus event, with Terry's Secret Bold Bidder and Royal Gunner among contenders as a 7:40 p.m. EDT post looms and an 89500 purse share awaits the winner.
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Isle of Greece
Santa Anita Park
Charles H. Strub
Ethel D. Jacobs’ Gray
Porterhouse
Portex Stable
Terry’s Secret
John R. Gaines
Michael Ford
Hirsch Jacobs
Bowie
Santa Anita
Jacobs
Diver
Bold Bidder
Wheatley Stable
Royal Gunner
Railroaders edge Lions to stay unbeaten in big clash
In a Class B game at Walkersville Brunswick outshot Walkersville from the line and used 23 fouls against the Lions to win 89 82. Paul Lake scored 21 and Russ Lancaster 27 for Brunswick while Jeff Dirks 21 and Hunt Bowers 20 led Walkersville. Walkersville 36 field goals and 10 of 16 from the foul line. Junior varsity tied 67 60 with Bob Funk 16 and George Wachter 12 for the Lions.
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Walkersville
Brunswick
Lions
Railroaders
Paul Lake
Russ Lancaster
Lake
Lancaster
Jeff Dirks
Hunt Bowers
Dirks
Bowers
Lion
Bob Funk
Jack Heflin
George Wachter
Gilbert
Cox
Carter
Elworthy H Mn Edwards
Ripple
Zimmerman
Cole
Tota
Cere
Walkers
Tye c Welkeravlle
Brunawick
Rider Shocks Mountaineers In 80 68 Triumph
Rider College upset Mt. St. Marys 80 68 in Trenton as 6 8 center Dick Kuchen and guard Jack Cryan each scored 27 points Moun taineers Fred Carter led with 29 but could not prevent Rider from overturning a two point halftime deficit Greg Cisson added 16 for Rider while Sutor and Liversberger contributed double figures for Mt St Marys prior to a doubleheader at Philadelphia Textile tonight.
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Trenton
N. J
Rider College
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Rider
Dick Kuchen
Jack Cryan
Mountaineers
Kuchen
Kitchen
Cryan
Greg Cisson
Bob Sutor
Mount
Philadelphia
Palestra
MT. ST. MARY'S _ RIDER COLLEGE
Carrell
Carter VW
Clsson
Oohter
Johnston
Livelsberger
Higgins
Lyons
Haester
Sarmir
Wood
Sutor
Sherwood Edges Damascus 52 48 in Rough Victory
Sherwood defeated Damascus 52 to 48 after a 12 12 first period deadlock. Tom Davis topped Sherwood with 14 points, Pete Johnson 11 led Damascus, and Allen Lawson scored 27 in Sherwood's junior varsity 71 58 win.
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Damascus
Sherwood
Tom Davis
Pete Johnson
Hornets
Allen Lawson
Tom Knoll
ANC US Ae
Ti Johnson
Davis
McAllister
Buck
Tackman
Thom
Braves Win Bid To Stay In Atlanta Despite Wisconsin Ruling
National League President Warren Giles announced the NL will honor the Atlanta Braves lease at the Atlanta Stadium Authority and disregard a Milwaukee court order. He said Milwaukee expansion plans are rejected for 1966 and the league will resist Wisconsin action, maintaining Atlanta as home and disputing the court’s authority.
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NEW York
Warren Giles
National League
Braves
Atlanta
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Giles
Georgia
Elmer Roller
Milwaukee County
Judge Roller
Superior Court of
Fulton County
Stadium Authority
William Eckert
Allen
Bud) Selig
Milwaukee Brewers Inc
Ben Barkin
Selig
Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee Group
Rookie pitchers sign with Pirates in 1966 contracts
Pittsburgh ap report says two rookie right handers Dock Ellis and Lyn Fitzer signed 1966 contracts with the Pittsburgh Pirates. Ellis pitched last season with Kingston North Carolina and Fitzer played with Kinston and Gastonia in North Carolina. In Birmingham Alabama ap report Coleman named the third commissioner of the Southeastern Conference replacing Bernie Moore who retires at 70 after serving since 1948.
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Buc
Pittsburgh
Birmingham
Ala
A. M
Tonto) Coleman
Georgia Tech
Bernie Moore
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Stonewall Jackson
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P. O. Box
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