Allen Lands Richest Pact Ever For Redskins Coach
Los Angeles columnist reports George Allen signed by the Washington Redskins with the richest contract for a field boss. Details include a 7 year 125000 dollar annual salary plus a 25000 dollar signing bonus and 6 weeks vacation, plus incentives, ownership option, life policy and moving expenses. The plan also covers travel, hotels, and endorsements to Allen.
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George Allen
Washington Redskins
National Football League
Los Angeles Rams
Melvin Durslag
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
Allen
Herald-Examiner
Courier
Washington
George Preston Marshall
Liquori Wins Race at Wanamaker Millrose in 4:00.6
Marty Liquori of Villanova led a crowd cheering the first sub four minute mile attempt at Madison Square Garden but fell just short, clocking 4 minutes 0.6 seconds to win the feature race by about 10 yards and tie the meet record set seven years earlier.
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NEW York
Marty Liquori
Villanova
Madison Square Garden
Tom O'Hara
Cedar Grove
N.J
NBA Pro Basketball Roundup With Scores Across Regions
The Associated Press reports NBA results with New York topping Boston 118 to 111 and Detroit beating San Diego 131 to 104. ABA results include Carolina 115 Memphis 101, and Virginia 147 Kentucky 135. College and high school games feature Maryland area teams with varied scores across Friday and weekend action.
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Boston
Detroit
San Diego
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Cleveland
ABA Carolina
Memphis
Virginia
Kentucky
Pittsburgh
Linganore Lancers Stay Unbeaten In Monocacy Valley League
Linganore improved to 8-4 this season and 7-0 in MVAL play with a 55-48 win over FSK. Al Carpenter scored 19 and grabbed 11 boards, Larry Pryor added 15 points and 12 rebounds after illness. Linganore outshot 38% to 35% and pulled away 15-9 in the third quarter after a 12-6 first period, taking a 40-34 lead into the fourth. Mark Reindollar led FSK with 21 of 48 points.
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Taneytown
Linganore
FSK
al Carpenter
Singapore
Larry Pryor
Eagles
North Carroll
Mark Reindollar
Lancers
Ray Carpenter
Linganore Fsk
Widdell
Carpenter
Morley Esworthy
Conum Pryor
Randallar
Schel
Bull
St. Johns Rout Wootten Of Rockville In 83 32 Victory
St Johns defeated John S Wootten High School 83 32 to stay undefeated at 14 0 this season. Tim Hull led with 22 points and John Hassett added 16 as all five starters scored double figures. The Saints forced 44 turnovers and 29 steals while outrebounding 36 33. Joe Schmidt led Wootten with 13 points.
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St. John’s
John S. Wootten High School
Saints
Patriots
Wootten
Ted DeGrange
Tim Hull
John Hassett
ST John's Wootten
Bhechlen
Hull
Thunsten
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Nahird Desie
Schmidt Boy
Smh
al IK
Montreal
Baltimore
DeGrange
Bion Winpigler
Mike Doyle
John Cassill
Joe Schmidt
Frederick TD Club annual awards banquet tickets sale
Tickets are on sale for the Frederick Touchdown Club awards banquet set for Saturday February 1 at the National Guard Armory in Frederick. Purchases available at Shipley's Inc or by mail to P O Box 1266 Frederick MD 21701. Prices listed at $1 for in good standing members $8 for members sons and $2 for accepted members. Membership applications directed to Verl Forney.
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Shipley’s, Inc
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Champion Colts pick Ohio State's Rex Kern
In New York the Baltimore Colts drafted Ohio State quarterback Rex Kern in the 10th round and Arkansas running back Bill Burnett in the ninth, adding depth to their QB and backfield as the NFL draft closed after 442 picks over two days.
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Ohio State
Rex Kern
Arkansas
Bill Burnett
Colts
Burnett
Stmackover
Ark
Kern
Buckeyes
Bobby
Buffalo
Tommy
New York Jets
Bill
Ray Berry
Berry
Don Klosterman
Karl Douglas
Texas A&i
Johnny Unitas
Earl Morrall
Sam Havrilak
George Mira
Baltimore
Bruce Jankowski
Kansas City
Mike Sensibaugh
Chiefs
Larry Zelina
Cleveland
Sibaugh
Zelina
St. Louis
Tim von Dulm
Portland State
New York Giants
Tom Blanchard
Oregon
Dallas
Steve Goepel
Colgate
Los Angeles
Charlie Richards
Richmond
San Francisco
Joe Reed
Mississippi State
49Ers
Ernie Jennings
Air Force
Felix Blancard
North Carolina
Army
Dec Blanchard
Rusty Underwood
Texas Christian
Craig Blackford
Evansville
Denver
Chuck Hixson
Southern Methodist
Bobby Scott
Tennessee
New Orleans
Bill Bynum
New Mexico
Washington
Baltimore Tops Royals 145-118 in NBA rout
Bullets built a 36 point halftime lead and rolled past the Cincinnati Royals 145 to 118. Jack Marin led Baltimore with 22 points, Fred Carter 21, Earl Monroe 20, while Wes Unseld had 26 rebounds and 16 points. The Royals shot 33 percent in the opening half and trailed by 51 at one point as Cincinnati dropped to 9 1/2 games back.
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Baltimore Bullets
Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Association
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Bullets
Cincinnati
Jack Marin
Fred Carter
Earl Monroe
Kevin Loughery
Wes Unseld
Tom van Arsdale
Norm van Lier
Gus Johnson
Eddie Miles
Battimorf
Manin Sao
Paulk
Tnseld
Archibid
Carter
van Lier
Monroe
Robinson
Tucker
Aroren
Loughery
Hyder
Gedhasa
Feller
FCC hosts Charles County in today’s sports action
FCC faces Charles County as Western Pennsylvania School for the Deaf meets MSD and Mount St. Mary’s travels to Roanoke in a busy day of college and school sports action.
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Charles County
Western Pennsylvania School For the Deaf
MSD
Mount St. Mary’s
Roanoke
Brash Shaw Leads San Diego Open After Round Two
Australian Bob Shaw fired a four under 68 to move to 135 for 36 holes and lead the $150,000 Andy Williams San Diego Open at Torrey Pines. Terry Dill and Dave Eichelberger were one stroke back at 136 while Lee Elder led a late group at 138. Nicklaus and Casper struggled, missing the cut day.
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Bob Shaw
Shaw
Terry Dill
Dave Eichelberger
Din
Lee Elder
Larry Ziegler
Bob Chartes
Pete Brown
Tony Jacklin
England
Bruce Crampton
Tom Weiskopf
Tom Shaw
Bing Crosby
Brunswick Routs Catoctin To Claim Second In MVAA
Brunswick moved into sole second place in the Monocacy Valley Athletic Association by defeating Catoctin 55-52. Tim McLane led Brunswick with 25 points and 17 rebounds, while Paul Gaither added 16 and 12 rebounds. Catoctin’s Som Williard scored 19 and John Teeter had 12 as the Cougars were out-rebounded 50-31.
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IMWAA
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McLane
Paul Gaither
Fhoor
Som Williard
Cougar
John Teeter
Williard
Tom Williams
The
Dean Moore
Middletown Knigh ts Roll Over Walkersville Lions
Middletown defeats Walkersville 56 to 38 as Dennis Potts scores 22 for Walkersville while Jerry Rhoderick leads Middletown with 13 points, Will Ruetten 12, and Mike Lewis 11. Rebounds favor Middletown 48 to 35, lifting their Monocacy Valley record to 3-3 and overall to 7-5. Walkersville JV also wins 36-30 led by Tim Shaw.
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Lions
Knights
Potts
Middletown
Jerry Rhoderick
Will Ruetten
Mike Lewis
Monocacy Valley
Walkersville
Ruetten
Tim Shaw
Holmes Edges Lynn In US Figure Skating Senior Lead
Julie Holmes, 19, from Littleton Colorado, holds a razor thin margin over defending champion Janet Lynn in the senior ladies event at the U S Figure Skating Championships. Lynn and Holmes traded leads through six figures with Lynn ahead after five, as the title decision rests on the free skate Saturday. Dawn Glab of Paramount California sits third as the night program also features the senior men junior pairs and the Silver Dance finals.
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Julie Holmes
Janet Lynn
U.S
Miss Holmes
Littleton
Colo
Miss Lynn
Rockford
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