Cadets and Liners Clash In District 1 Basketball Action
District 1 playoffs open with Allegany High School facing Frederick Cadets at Fort Hill High School 8 45 p m in Cumberland Emmitsburg and Hancock collide at North Hagerstown as Mt Savage and Walkersville meet in Cumberland Allegany leads with 18 3 mark behind 6 7 Steve Vandenberg second Cumberland area scorer 531 points in 21 games while Mt Savage boasts Bobby Robertson 619 points in 21 games Hancock 11 9 led by Denny Kerns 394 points in 15 games and 6 4 Ralph Wilson powers Savage’s 75 point duo
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Hagerstown
Allegany High School
Maryland
Frederick Cadets
Fort Hill High School
Emmitsburg
Hancock
Washington County
North Hagerstown
Steve Vandenberg
Altoona
Allegany
Larry Miller
Paul Light
Jim Arrowood
Jim Willin
Panthers
Jim Brown
Smithsburg
Washington
Bobby Robertson
Savage
Vandenberg
Cumberland Area
Fort Hill
Ralph Wilson
Robertson
Mt. Savage
Valley
Bruce
Larry Birmingham
Terry Crabtree
Bill Johnson
Williamsport
Billporters
Don McKinley
Bob Turner
Steve Crist
Don Harsh
Dave Hanna
Southern
Oakland
Boat show salesmen quiz torments buyers across nations
A nationwide wave of boat shows opens in London Chicago and New York as buyers probe craft quality costs and guarantees. Report covers questions buyers neglect to ask and recalls a sailor’s cautionary tale about bulletproof hulls and a sinking craft. Pullman sleeping car pioneer and several notable birthdays are also noted.
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WM. McKeown Newspaper Enterprise Assn
London
Chicago
New York
St. Bernard
Birdies seal 71st New Orleans Open win for Rudolph
Mason Rudolph captured the New Orleans Open title with a final 3 over par 75 to finish 72 holes at 283, one stroke ahead of Jack Nicklaus Juan Rodriguez and Glenn Stuart as torrential rain delayed the final round. Stuart finished second with 284 after a missed 12 foot birdie chance. Nicklaus and Rodriguez tied for second after both carded 284. Bob Charles shot 70 and Paul Bondeson 68 to finish two and one strokes behind.
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Mason Rudolph
Jack Nicklaus
Juan Rodriguez
Glenn Stuart
Rudolph
Stuart
Grand Rapids
Mich
Nicklaus
Rodriguez
Puerto Rico
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Paul Bondeson
College Basketball results across games with several upsets
Minnesota defeated Wisconsin 105 to 96 and St Michael's beat Vermont 84 to 74. Oklahoma won 82 to 76 over Nebraska, while Kansas edged Colorado 73 to 71 in overtime. West Virginia? (text unclear) Ohio State topped Illinois 86 to 74 and Kansas State won 63 to 59 in overtime against Oklahoma State. St Louis beat Kentucky 67 to 60 and Town defeated Purdue 81 to 74.
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Wisconsin
St. Michael’s
Vermont
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
W. Michigan
Marshall
Ohio State
Illinois
Kansas St
Okla
St. Louis
Kentucky
Town
Purdue
Notre Dame to Build $5 Million Athletic Center
Edward Krause, Notre Dame athletic director, disclosed plans for a $5 million athletic and convocation center. In New York, Mrs. Susan Wagner, 54, wife of Mayor Robert F. Wagner, died after a 10 month illness from lung cancer at Gracie Mansion, the mayoral residence.
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Notre Dame University
Edward
Moose) Krause
Wagner
New York
Susan Wagner
Robert F. Wagner
New York City
Gracie
Maine joins Union as free state in 1820 anniversary
Know America Today In History notes the 1820 Maine admission by a 134 to 42 House vote, ending its Massachusetts status since 1691. It also recalls 1883 Signal Corps authorization, 1865 thanks to Gen George H. Thomas for Nashville victory, 1942 Pacific Coast military zone for Japanese, and 1963 death of John Harris Thompson, survivor of the 1903 Danville wreck that inspired The Wreck of Old 97. Plus 1831 Pullman inventor George M. Pullman’s birthday.
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Army Signal Corps
Congress
George H. Thomas
Nashville
Pacific Coast
John Harris Thompson
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Thompson
White Oak Mountain
George M. Pullman
Koufax Wins Van Heusen Award for Pitching Mastery
Dodgers star Sandy Koufax, World Series ace, earns the Van Heusen outstanding achievement award on four counts. He posted a 25-5 record, set a southpaw record with 11 shutouts, struck out 306 and posted a 1.08 ERA to repeat as winner, beating rival Dick Radatz by a wide margin.
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Sandy Koufax
Sarsballe
van Heusen
Los Angeles
Koufax
Boston
Dick Radatz
Texas Named 1963 MacArthur Bowl Winner
Texas was selected as the 1963 MacArthur Bowl recipient by the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame, honoring the nation’s top college football team for that year.
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National Football Foundation and
Hall of Fame
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