Czech Hockey Team Applies for U.S. Visas
The Czechoslovakian hockey team, once threatening a boycott of the world championship in Colorado Springs, has applied for travel visas with State Department indicating they will be granted soon. The move follows their earlier pledge to withdraw over the East German issue. other Communist nations Russia Romania and Yugoslavia did likewise. The championship runs March 7 to 18 with 19 teams originally entered.
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Washington
Colorado Springs
Colo
State Department
U.S
Russia
Romania
Yugoslavia
Canada
Parking Lot Man Named In Cage Fixing
AP report on a New York City man testifying at an extradition hearing for Morris Heyison and Frank Cardone, Pittsburgh men linked to a $4000 payoff in a North Carolina State Maryland fix. Walker testified Heyison sent funds via a rep to Raleigh to influence the 1960 game. Heyison and Cardone deny involvement.
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Pittsburgh
New York City
Paul F. Walker Jr
Morris Heyison
Frank Cardone
Walker
Heyison
Raleigh
N.C
State League Meeting Set for New Year Night
The Maryland State League will hold its first meeting of the year on Wednesday at 7:45 p m at the Fredenck YMCA. With Thurmont moving to the Tri County League and Jefferson failing to keep a team two franchises will be available. One application exists and any team of State League calibre may apply. The meeting will review By-Laws discuss the schedule consider a vice president's post arrange umpires for the season allocate contracts and elect officers. All players managers and interested persons are invited.
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Fredenck Ymca
William Burall
Thurmont
Jefferson
Burall
Reporter's Quiz on Capital Punishment Opinions
A collection of reader quotes from Carrollton to Mountaindale debate capital punishment. Leidy Zern supports it as a necessity yet notes life imprisonment can be more humane. Portner opposes taking a life as a crime deterrent. Hart argues against it. Gardner sees it as outdated. Rice contends it is a necessity and questions life imprisonment as an alternative. District 4 and District 5 scores appear with results for semi finals and league games between Centreville Elkton Bohemia Manor Rock Hall and Pittsville Pocomoke Crisfield St Michaels Salisbury Somerset Mace's Lane Worcester.
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Leidy D. Zern
Carrollton Drive
John H. Portner
Thurmont
M. C. Rice
Mountaindale
Pittsville
Pocomoke
Crisfield
St. Michaels
Salisbury
Somerset
Mace's Lane
Worcester
Dippers of Maryland River Describe Night Fishing Passion
In Maryland a dipper favors muddy rivers over clean waters, valuing a light strong dipping pole and night crawlers over flies. The piece captures the dipper’s night life by the river, the gear, and the grit of steady, loyal fishing practice. Powell Honored for 40 Years with Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission. Governor Tawes honors Albert M Powell with gold watch and certificate. Book Review praises Archery by G Howard Gillelan as an excellent primer for youth and a solid guide for all archery lovers.
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Powell
Albert M Powell
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Tawes
Tawes On Wednesday Presented Mr. Powell
Albert
Commission
G. Howard Gillelan
Outdoor Life Magazine
Three major horse races offer 350000 total stakes
The Associated Press reports up to 350000 will be wagered in three key races for 3-year-olds and handicap horses. Santa Anita Derby Flamingo and New Orleans Handicap each offer substantial purses, with top entrants like Carry Back and Aidan among notable contenders. The races cover 1 1/16 miles each, drawing 12 to 15 starters apiece and featuring strong field dynamics and injuries affecting key horses.
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Associated Press
Hialeah Park
New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Carry Back
Royal Attack
Admiral’s Voyage
Doc Jocoy
Florida
Sir Gaylor
Everglades
Aidan
Bowling program tied to 500 Festival in Indianapolis
An $80,000 bowling program will be held May 15 to 20 in Indianapolis as part of this year's 500 Festival. The event is announced by the Professional Bowlers Association and the festival committee.
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Indianapolis
Professional Bowlers Association
Patino Mines stock merger approved to operate Bowie track
Patino Mines and Enterprises Consolidated Inc of New York approved merging into a wholly owned Southern Maryland Agricultural Association subsidiary that runs Bowie Race Track in Maryland. Patino holders will receive one share of Southern Maryland for two Patino shares. 1,380,316 Patino shares outstanding.
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NEW York
Patino Mines and Enterprises Consolidated, Inc
Southern Maryland Agricultural Association of
Prince George’s County
Bowie
Maryland
Patino
Southern Maryland
Lucas Named Cage Player of the Year for Second Time
Ohio State star Jerry Lucas earned the 1962 college basketball Player of the Year honor from The Associated Press for the second straight year. Lucas led the Buckeyes to three straight Big Ten titles and topped the AP All-America team, with Dischinger, McGill, Walker, and Chappell as his teammates on the first team.
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Ted Meier
NEW York
Jerry Lucas
Ohio State
Associated Press
Lucas
Oscar Robertson
University of Cincinnati
Terry Dischinger
Purdue
Billy McGill
Utah
Chet Walker
Bradley
Len Chappell
Wake Forest
Dischinger
Walker
Howard Jacobson
Norfolk
Virginian-Pilot
W. Clements
WIOD
Toledo
Ohio
Don Bloom
Woodland
Calif
NCAA
Middletown
McGill
Chappell
Terre Haute
Ind
Los Angeles
Benton Harbor
Mich
Portage
John Havlicek
Lansing
Art Heyman
Duke
Rockville Center
N.Y
Charles (Cotton) Nash
Kentucky
Soph
Lake Charles
John Rudometkin
Southern Calif
Santa Maria
Rod Thorn
West Virginia
Princeton
W. Va
Social Security talk guides Ballenger Homemakers meeting
Willie Dunn of the Social Security office in Hagerstown explained retirement, disability, and death benefits to Ballenger Homemakers Club members on February 19 at Mrs. Earl Hargett's home. The meeting included devotions, poetry, and patriotic music, with plans for upcoming regional gatherings and hostesses.
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Ballenger Club
Willie Dunn
Social Security Office
Hagerstown
Ballenger Homemakers Club
Earl Hargett
Hargett
Anna Derr
James Coniff
Delaware Road
Officials probe reports of SWC game rigging
Texas officials said they are investigating reports that Southwest Conference games may be rigged. The FBI declined to comment as sources described the probe as ongoing with rumors that officials or referees could be involved.
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Austin
Tex
Texas Poice
Homer Garrison Jr
Public Safety Department
FBI
Dallas Times Herald
The
Times Herald
New York Post
Gene Roswell
Roswell
Wilson Signs as Player Coach for Denver in AA
George Wilson a former major league baseball player aged 3 signed Friday as player coach of Denver in the American Association.
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Wilson
Denver Kings Mountain
N.C
George Wilson
Denver
On Bridge Oswald Jacoby Written For NEA Service
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Oswald Jacoby
NEA
South Guards Against Breaks In Bidding Problem
Discussion of a bridge puzzle from December with South to guard against a 5-1 spade break. The recommended line starts with the ace of trumps and the ace and another spade, aiming to ruff three spades in dummy if West or East shows spades out. The column analyzes outcomes if trumps break 3-0 and spades 5-1 and why the queen play is less effective against certain distributions.
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Yoday
Declarer
Alton Smalley
St. Paul
South
West
East
Duckpin News Industrial League Standings and Results
Standings show Coca-Cola leading with 65 wins and Red Men at 6L health center 53 Morgan's Lunch 49 Marlow's 49 Shell Oil Se Harold's 6L Bills Market 38. Latest results Coca-Cola 3 Bill's Market 1 Red Men 2 Health Center 2 Morgan's Lunch 2 Shell 2 Harold's 3 Marlow's 1. Highs list: R Blank 143 Don Morgan 142. High team Morgan's Lunch 603. New trailer court planned near Route 355 south of Evergreen Point. 7 units approved with no cost disclosed. Also a 500 loasing shed for Mrs Beachley farm, Red 1 Smithsburg. Longest bare knuckle bout on record lasted 6 hours 15 minutes between James Kelly and Jack Smith near Melbourne in 1856.
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Coca-Cola
Morgan’s
Marlow’s
Shell Oil
Harold's
Shell Qi
Harold
Morgan
Frederick Business Properties Corporation
Evergreen Point
Martin Beachley
Smithsburg
Mountain Road
Market Road
James Kelly
Jack Smith
Melbourne
Australia
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Paul Gardner
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Maryland Department of Motor Vehicles
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RFD
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Walnut Street
Richard Allen Thompson
Kline Boulevard
Richard Thomas Clapp
Araby
Linda Lee Hamilton
Monroe Avenue
Robert Eugene Yokley
Boyds
David Edwin Crackley Jr
Pine Avenue
Ronnie Lee McLucas
Robert Lee Shankle
DeGrange Street
Frances Ella Myers
Box
Knoxville
Lewis Alexander White
Adamstown
Vernon Roscoe Dorsey
Mary Stella Aquilina
Mother Seton
Emmitsburg
Mary Zavier Focht
Charles Edward Heffner, Jr
Buffalo Road
Betty Jean Stouter
Willard Austin Summers
Constance LeRue Billy
Davis Avenue
William Anthony White
Lee Place
Lawrence Joseph Kaetzel Jr
James Warren
Locust Street
Marian Lee Knill
East Second Street
Robert Lee Vipond
Brown's
Union Bridge
Bethe Joe Moore
Columbus Avenue
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Douglas Wayne Finneyfrock
Apples
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Ninth Avenue
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John David Kitts Jr
Janice Arlene Rimbey
Harrison Street
Nel
Walter Kiesling
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Tenn
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Naval Communications Training School
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Hood
Maxwell Avenue
Nebraska
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Senator Curtis
Michael Hood
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Michael
Jacoby
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Duckpin News
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Cus
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Fran Little Coor He Adm
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