Bay boat show Opens February at Fifth Regiment Armory
Four boat builders prepare exhibits for the eighth annual Chesapeake Bay float Show in Baltimore. The six day event runs February 28 to March 5 from 5 to 10 30 p.m with yachts dinghies motors safety gear and accessories. Experts will be present to advise on gear handling and usage. Meanwhile cold weather fishing reports note strong ice angling on the North East River and Deep Creek Lake with anglers catching bass perch pickerel and trout and a 29 inch pike. The State Fish Commission will repair Leonard's Lake and stock trout on three weekends February 23 March 2 and 9 weather permitting. Fishing creeks will receive most stock. exact dates and quantities await inventory.
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Chesapeake Bay
Balimore
North East
Havre de Grace
Deep Creek Lake
Oakland
Leonard's Lake
Salisbury
Robert Abraham
Abraham
Bob
Ditmar,Eighth-Year Degree Brings Joy To A's Pitcher
Art Ditmar, 32, earned a bachelor of science in personnel management from American International College after eight years of study. He signs for a $30,000 salary and departs for spring training in Florida while aiming to regain his 1960 form after a 2-3 record last season.
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Springfield
Mass
Art Ditmar
American International College
Ditmar
Kansas City
Florida
Philadelphia A’s
New York Yankees
Yankees
Foiles
Baltimore
Hank Foiles
Baltimore Orioles
Oriole
Orioles
Earl Robinson
Rose Snyder
Natsink
Washington
Washington Senators
Joe McClain
Chuck Hinton
Hield
American 14th in Sled Championship at Garmisch
Germany Garmisch Partenkirchen AP Franz Schelle a 39 year old trucker piloted Germany's favored No 1 four man bob sled to victory in a two heat race. The lone American entry Lloyd Johnson Madison finished 14th as springlike weather and heavy snow caused delays. Schelle's two runs totaled 2 33 66 with splits 1 16 99 and 1 16 67. Johnson clocked 2 41 57 with splits 1 23 28 and 1 18 29.
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Garmisch - Partenkirchen
Germany
Franz Schele
Lloyd Johnson
Madison
Schelle
Italy
Johnson
Sharman Named New Coach of Cleveland Pipers
The Cleveland Pipers hired Bill Sharman as their new coach, succeeding John McLendon who resigned as the Jets suspended operations. Sharman, a former Celtics star and Jets coach, takes over after the Pipers faltered in the second half.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Pipers
Bill Sharman
Sharman
Boston Celtics
Los Angeles Jets
John McLendon
Jets
McLendon
Carry Back Faces 13 In Palm Beach Handicap
Carry Back the 1961 champion 3 year old runs in the Palm Beach Handicap at Hialeah with 13 rivals in a 7 furlong race. Topweighted at 119 pounds and paired with Rideshout 112 pounds carries 1 percent pounds. Mrs Katherine Price's Carry Back carries 14 pounds with Johnny Sellers riding. Field includes Ambropoise Yorky Merry Guler Gyro Editorialist Winonly Pointer Beau Admiral Glass House Gordian Knot and Ouvier Relic.
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Miami
Fila
Jas
Palm Beach
Hialeah
Katherine Price
Johnny Sellers
Bob Ussery
Herbie Hinojosa
Ambropoise
Yorky
Merry Guler
Gyro
Winonly
Pointer
Beau Admiral
Glass House
Gordian Knot
Ouvier Relic
Yankee hurler Sheldon marries in Kansas City
New York Yankee pitcher Roland Sheldon wed Wanda Lou McConnell, 18, in Lee's Summit Missouri after meeting in a hardware store during a Kansas City series. The couple plans spring training in Fort Lauderdale and a home in Woodstock Connecticut. His parents are Frank and the late Mrs. Sheldon. The report notes the Twins trade Reds for catcher Jerry Zimmerman and Dan Dobbek plus cash.
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Kansas City
New York
Roland Sheldon
Yankees
Wanda Lou McConnell
Sheldon
Miss McConnell
Merle L. McConnell
First Christian Church
Lee's Summit
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Woodstock
Conn
Frank Sheldon
Brunswick crushes Middletown 74 to 55 clinching Class B title
Brunswick extended its win streak to nine and secured the County Class B crown by beating Middletown 74-55. John Wenner led with 24 points and Wilson Beacht added 20 as the Railroaders held a 54-39 edge after three quarters. Middletown’s Harold Harne topped the visitors with 20.
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Middletown
Brunswick
Railroaders
Knights
Campberland
Clear Spring
Williamsport
Washington
Bruce
Valley
Allegany
Bob Holter
Arthur Bidle
John Wenner
Wilson Beacht
Wenner
Beacht
Bill Kubat
Richard Hill
Harold Harne
Jerry McAllister
Holter
Brunswick Middletown
Harne
Gaver
Kubat
Rally
Bible
Hill
Meastr
Fwy Jones
Summers
Frederick Cadets Rout Bel Air In 70 35 Blowout
Frederick Cadets smash Bel Air 70 to 35 as Bel Air struggles from the floor. Jerry Reid leads Frederick with 14 points while Tom Colliflower adds ten. Frederick shoots 54 percent and dominates with a stifling press and fast attack. Bel Air’s only close moments come early in the first quarter.
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Ing Lo Delau
Bobcats
Bel Air Club
FHS
Bel Air
Tom Colliflower
Frederick
Colliflower
Cadets
Homer Brooks
Jerry Reid
Frederick Bel Air
GFT
Leiching
Panni
Gtn
Bichy
Welch
Ayersman
Ward
Bruchey
Griffth
Bayles
Protea
Sanner
Calcutt
Reid
Baneris Messer
Ceitter
Boone
Sel Air
Marciano
Brave Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Peter Marciano
Eau Claire Club
Lions win behind Duncan and Smith 18 each
Walkersville defeated St. John’s 78 to 55 as Leo Duncan and Bob Smith each scored 18 points. Carroll Crum added 14 and Larry Haines 12 to lift Walkersville to their ninth win, while St John’s without Frank Grove relied on Bob Stull for 14 in the loss.
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Walkersville
Bob Smith
Leo Duncan
St. John’s
Lions
Saints
Smith
Duncan
Carroll Crum
Larry Haines
Frank Grove
Bob Stull
Stull
Mt Airy Bulldogs stretch league win streak to six
Mt Airy defeated Sykesville 69 to 41 to extend its Carroll County League winning streak to six. Doug Day and Ray Blanton led rebounds. Bill Franklin scored 20 points, with Francis Buckley and Vernon Dodson adding 14 each. Duerr led Sykesville with 15 points.
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Mount Airy
Mt. Airy
Carroll County
Sykesville
Bulldogs
Doug Day
Ray Blanton
Bill Franklin
Francis Buckley
Vernon Dodson
Dueer
Poff
Frankin
Duerr
Blanton
Voitelle
Buckley
Pott
Dodson
Lyme
Swiger
Mayes
March of Dimes Bowling Meet At Village Lanes
Village Lanes hosts two duckpin bowling evenings for the March of Dimes Fund on February 1 and February 8. Entry fees totaling two dollars per bowler fund the campaign with half going to the charity and half to prize money. The event uses a 4/5 handicap from 130 scratch, four bowlers per pair, with three shifts at 9:15 10:15 and 11:15. Prize shares go to top three finishers and the rest to the fund proportionate to entries.
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Russ Eyler
Village Lanes
Politics Cause Sports Muddle By The Associated Press
Berlin travel bans threaten East German participation in the world ice hockey and Alpine skiing championships. The ice hockey event at Colorado Springs may proceed with missing teams while Chamonix ski titles face cancellation if East Germans cannot obtain travel permits. FIS discussions hinge on East German travel constraints and potential alternative meets. Scheduled North American and European events face widespread uncertainty amid NATO embargo limits.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Colorado Springs
Colo
Chamonix
France
Europe
North America
Norway
Oslo
NATO
Robert Lebel
Montreal
International Ice Hockey Federation
Lebel
U.S
East Berlin
East Germany
Marc Hodier
International Ski Federation
FIS
Vienna
Lincoln Tigers defeat Tubman 74 to 55 in junior high clash
Lincoln led by four double figure scorers 16 by Charlie Brown and 15 by Neal Hall powered a 74 55 win over Tubman at West Frederick Junior High School. Lincoln improves to 2 0 on the season.
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Lincoln
Tigers
Tubman
West Fredlerick
Charlie Brown
Neal Hall
Dave Allen
Harrison Middletown
Earl
Collins
Lincoln Tubman
Hall
Howard
Allen
Scott
Herbert
Barber
Middleton
Powell
Dunbar
Brown
Wilson
Nelson
Johnson
Glover
Tasman
Court declines to review tax dispute over race track
The West Virginia Supreme Court refused to review at this time a tax valuation dispute involving Charles Town Race Track property. Jefferson County assessed 1.225 million for a 79 percent acre tract, later raised to 1.9095 million, amid allocation questions. the case may proceed on final orders. Death listed as natural after penicillin reaction in Miami Beach.
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Charleston
W.va
State Supreme Court
Charles Town
Jefferson County Circuit Court
Jefferson County Assessor
Charles Town Properties, Inc
Board of Equalization and Review
Charles Town Properties
Circuit Court
Poolesville tops Maryland School for the Deaf in 68 59 win
Poolesville used a strong first quarter to beat MSD 68 59. Thompson led with 20 points while Yates and Sewell added 14 each and Naylor 11. MSD’s Jaschik scored 18 and Setler 14 as the Orioles fell, with Poolesville also winning the junior varsity 52 43.
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Poolesville
Maryland
MSD
Orioles
Thompson
Yates
Sewell
Naylor
Bob Jaschik
Larry Setler
Pollesville
MSC
Abbott
Tuenia
Ramey
Eure
Daschick
Seter
King @s
Baker
Marion
JV Gama
MSO
Ebe Leads Comets To 62 55 Victory In Upset
Fort Detrick upset Walter Reed 62 38 as Ebe led the Comets with 20 points, Johnson 19, and Moye 14. Walter Reed’s Allen topped scorers with 16, Laneve 13. The brief also notes golf money leaders with Gene Littler at 11250.
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EBE
Comets
Fort Detrick
Walter Reed
Johnson
Moye
Allen
Laneve
Brown
Kistler
Davis
Deramo
Llmson
Porter
Lewis
Jefferes
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Rehoboth
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Selbyvile
the News
Frederick High School
Dick Bayles
J. Rolfe Castleman de Angelos
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Rodman Wanamaker
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Copenhagen
Lajos Szentgali
Szentgali
Istvan I
Rozsayolgyi
Hungary
March OF Dimes
Miami Beach
Violet Sam Wot
Dade County
Wolfner
Poolesville Dumps
Slittler
Dunedin
Gene Littler
California
Phil Rodgers
Tommy Jacobs
Professional Golfers’ Association
Jacobs
Shipley’s Inc
N. Market St
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