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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1961

Page

7

Santa Anita Derby Preview Highlights West Prospects

The Santa Anita Derby on Saturday features 14 three year olds led by Flutterby and Four-and-Twenty from Alberta Ranches with Olden Times as chief rival. Fun House and other contenders include Captain Fair and Game Longman among a crowded field as post time is 5 06 PST. Wake Forest dominates ACC finals with Len Chappell torching Maryland 96 76. Dave Weideman off bench adds 20 points as Packer aids with 16.

Arcadia Calif California Santa Ar Florida Santa Anita Hill Gail Alberta Rex C. Ellsworth C. V. Whitney Fun House Captain Fair R. S Sage Stable Liangollen Farm Game Longman Gay Landing Jewel Tunnel Bent Spur Ballpoint Dr. Miller Ronnie Ace Wire Us Raleigh N. C Wake Forest Maryland Len Chappell Bones McKinney Deacons Dave Weideman Billy Packer Terps Bill Stasiulatis

Barbara Fritchie Handicap Sees Eight Fillies Mares In Bowie

Miss Orestes and Sun Glint head a field of eight for the Barbara Fritchie Handicap at Bowie Maryland. The mile race offers 27450 gross with 17632 to the winner. Miss Orestes carries 120 pounds with Cher ry Flip as a coupled entry. Ray Archer trains both, rider Larry Adams aboard Miss Orestes. Sun Glint arrives from Hialeah Park with Johnny Sellers aboard. Other probable starters include Eternal Mark Cervina Amplitude Lorraine E and Am I tra.

Bowie, Md Alfred T. Taylor Calumet Farm Sun Glint Barbara Fritchie Bowie Miss Orestes James A. Bayard Cherry Flip Ray Archer Larry Adams Hialeah Park Johnny Sellers Hialeah Martin O. Kaplan Eternal Mark Michael D'Onofrio John A. Hoy Amplitude Charles F. Ebert Lorraine E Hill-N-Dale Farm Almitra

Big Ten West backs Rose Bowl deal in Minnesota vote

The Minnesota Athletic Committee backed reviving the Big Ten Far West Rose Bowl pact. If Senate approval follows, the move could end the long stalemate and keep an 14 year contract with two years’ notice. Also notes Yankee manager Houk skipping intra squad games and recent NBA results.

Minneapolis University of Minnesota Senate Minnesota Big Ten

Fullmer Predicted to Stop Robinson in Title Bout

Gene Fullmer and Ray Robinson meet for the NBA middleweight title at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Mary Jenson predicts Fullmer will win by stoppage, while Robinson’s camp expects a knockout of Fullmer. Odds favor Fullmer at 8-5 with a near sellout in Las Vegas.

Fullmer Ray Robinson Charles Maher Associated Press Las Vegas Nev Gene Fullmer Gene Mary Jenson Robinson Las Vegas Convention Center Jenson Joey Maxim New York Robinson Camp George Gainford Sugar Ray Chicago Emperor George

One Missile Boss to Head Defense Missile Base Program

Washington AP The House Appropriations Committee urged the Defense Department to place the missile base program under a single head directly responsible to the chief of staff and the secretary of the Air Force. The move aimed to end divided responsibility, cut costs, speed work, and reduce red tape. The current setup has the Air Force and the Army Corps of Engineers handling construction, with the committee insisting on clear authority until operational capability is reached.

Washington Defense Department House Appropriations Committee Air Force Covier Army Corps of Engineers

Siegel Speaks at Civitan on Radio Ownership and Public Service

Siegel tells Civitan group ownership in America totals about 160 million radios and car radios exceed 40 million in use. He notes 4300 stations on air, licenses expire every three years, and stations serve the public interest with varied programming. The talk emphasizes a responsible, audience driven radio, with 15 minute news as a top program. Robert Hilke presided. Elmer Singer chaired. Hugh Simms won attendance prize but lacked a pin.

Siegel Automobile Seis Siege Todl rTenonair Siesel Robert Hilke Elmer Singer Hugh Simms

India offers 3000 troops for UN Congo mission

United Nations said India has offered an entire brigade about 3000 men to join the Congo force. With Liberia and Tunisia adding new forces, total pledged troops rise to about 4000 as the UN aims for 25000. Ambassador Jha transmitted the pledge and cited urgent need to restore peace and order.

United Nations, N.Y United Nations India U.N Congo Liberia Tunisia Dag Hammarskjold Hammarskjold C. 5 Jha Nehru Pakistan Red China Security Council U. S

Birds State Games For Weekend

Orioles coach Paul Richards limits weekend intra-squad activity to two pitchers Chuck Estrada and rookie Dave McNally as the club resumes practice with a single game today and a double header Sunday. Pirates visit Grapefruit League play in seven days.

Miami Fla Baltimore Orioles Birds Paul Richards Chuck Estrada Dave McNally Pittsburgh Pirates Richards Billy Hoeft Steve Dalkowski George Stephanovich Arne Thorsland Herb Moford Duck Hyde John Miller Art Quirk Bob Leopold Hoyt Wilhelm Gordon Jones Milt Pappas Skinny Brown John Papa Jack Fisher Jerry Walker Wes Stock

Maryland Virginia Potomac River fisheries compact argued

Maryland Court of Appeals will hear the new compact creating a two state commission for Potomac River fisheries. The measure approved by Maryland voters in November is challenged by attorney Hy man A. Pressman on grounds the referendum was not properly advertised.

Maryland Hyman A. Pressman Baltimore

News from Frederick March 4 1961

Frederick Maryland edition summarizes local events for Saturday March 4 1961. Reports cover community updates, school notices, and brief civic developments affecting residents.

the News Frederick, Maryland

Hidden Valley Farm wrestles with a long East Coast winter

Ed Harris recounts a brutal season of heavy snows in Hidden Valley Farm as pipes burst, barns flood, tractors ice up, and fodder runs short. Livestock endure, pigs sold off, and months of isolation edge toward a thaw as Miriam longs for spring.

Miriam California Miram Earth Hidden Valley Farm

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