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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1962

Page

7

Temple Says He Is Not Through With Baseball

Johnny Temple, 32, tells Baltimore spring camp he is not retiring and believes he can play 180 games this season. He cites being with a pennant contender and his readiness to help the Orioles. Rookie John Powell wows with a long batting practice homer at Miami Stadium.

Miami Mia Johnny Temple Baltimore Temple Orioles Cleveland Cincinnati John Boot) Powell Powell Miami Stadium

Tenpin League Scores and Standings From Local Thursday Play

Suburban Bar and Sun lead with 4 wins and 1 loss as Joe's Cleaners and Shipley's Inc tie for a top spot. Highs include Jim Spahr 225 in a game and Joe Ignasiak 608 in a set, with Economy Of Co. posting a 3,047 team game and Suburban Bar & Grill 30 at. The article also notes several league results across Automotive and American divisions and reports on key players and upcoming fixtures.

GS. Joe’s Cleaners & M Canning’s Blue Ridge News Volpe Construction St Claire Frock Inc the News Maw Fe Porter's Liquors Suburban Bar & Sun Economy of Co Sport Center Shipley’s Inc Don Rice Tire Co Routzahn & Son Sears Carling’s Black Label Standard Stationers Valpe Construction the News Jim Spahr Joe Ignasiak Economy OH Co Suburban Bar & Grill Automotive League GE. E. B. Shipley Filby’s Amoco BS Young Men's Shop Ty Frederick Motor Co Frederick Motor, Co Del's Texaca Tex Harvey's Enterprises Lowell Tire & Battery Roney Motor Co Gilbert and Miller Kaufman B. Shipley Lowell Tire and Battery Dai's Texaco Fitby’s Amoco Kaufman Sales and Service Young Men's Shop John _Warfield Bob Thompson Filby Amoca Les’ Grill Oo A&p Sm Family Drive Home Mutual Life Tns Alpha Portland Family Drive Inc Tri Boe'ler Home Mutual Life Inc A&p OD C. Thoresen P. Magaha Les’ Girl

Khrushchev presses for wider disarmament talks at Geneva

Soviet Premier Khrushchev rejected Charles de Gaulle's call for a summit limited to nuclear powers and urged an 18 nation Geneva disarmament conference on March 24. He argued that neutral states and others have a strong stake in general disarmament.

Moscow Khrushchev Charles de Gaulle Nuclear Club Geneva de Gaulle John Diefenbaker Canada Tae Erlander Sween Tass Kennedy Harold Macmillan Red China

Liston declines $700,000 purse to fight Patterson

Sonny Liston, 28, Philadelphia challenger, rejects CSI offer guaranteeing 700000 plus 12 percent of live gate and 10 percent of ancillary rights for a Patterson bout. Promoter Bolan says deal could top 700000. NBA deadline looms March 13 for Patterson defense terms. Patterson and D'Amato unavailable for comment.

Murray Rose Associated Press NEW York Sonny Liston Floyd Patterson Philadelphia Eddie Machen Tom Bolan Championship Sports, Inc. Listen CSI Patterson Liston Bolan Patter National Boxing Association NBA Cus D’amato

Mixed bowling league leaders and standings update

R Hilton led women with 132 game 342 set while B Ward topped men at 151 and Jake Lenhart 359. Sjamsville I claimed top team honors with 562 game 1695 set as Flinthill I moved 10 points ahead. Araby I in second with 23, Flinthill II and Tramsville I tied for third and fourth with 22. Also notes on health center lanes leagues and Arcade Bowling standings and a New Market baseball club meeting set for Saturday 8 p.m.

Urbana R. Hilton B. Ward Jake Lenhart Sjamsville I Flinthill I Araby I Flinthill II Tramsville I Health Center Lanes Lioness Carroll Manor B. Jeffers New Market Yellow Springs Myersville Middletown Frederick Liberty J. Schultz American Optical E. Ramsburg Arcade Ausherman Wachter’s Harmony Grove Kehne's Sheckies Schafer Beer

Stuttering comedian Roscoe Ates dies in Hollywood

Roscoe Ates, 67, famed stuttering comedian seen in Hollywood films for years, died today in California. Born January 20, 1895 in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, he cured his stutter after tailoring a career in violin, vaudeville, and films. He credited self-guided methods and tongue twisters, served two years in WWII with the Army Air Corps, reaching major rank before leaving active duty.

Hollywood Calif Roscoe Ates Ates Hattiesburg Miss Warren, Ohio Ares Army Air Corps

Business Picks Up Passenger Traffic in Martinsburg

Martinsburg West Virginia saw a rise in passenger numbers as travel demand increased. Officials credited improved service and regional economic activity for the uptick, noting higher enrollment at nearby hubs and growing urban mobility.

Lake Central Airlines sees January passenger movements rise

Frederick's THE NEWS reports Lake Central Airlines that 226 persons enplaned or deplaned in January, up from 159 in December under a use it or lose it policy. Prime Minister Einar Gerhardsen plans two meetings and a luncheon with President Kennedy in May during his Washington visit. An archival note recalls St Thomas plantations rented to sugar planters under Danish rule.

Lake Central Airlines Kennedy Oslo Norway Einar Gerhardsen Washington Gerhardsen Virgin Islands Lsland St. Thomas

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