School board delays football field at McCurdy until 1966
Frederick County school officials decided the Thomas Johnson High School football field will not be used until construction finishes. Insurance issues with the contractor prompted the move, affecting Frederick High’s 1965 season and forcing a return to McCurdy Field’s baseball diamond. The decision drew sharp criticism for timing and planning.
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Skip) Zimmerman
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Providence Tigers In East Semifinals
Providence raced to a 91-61 victory over West Virginia as Jim Benedict and Jim Walker led the attack. Princeton survived Penn State 60-58 behind Bill Bradley late heroics, earning a Friday semifinal against North Carolina State. St Joseph’s defeated Connecticut 67-61 to meet Providence next.
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Scholar Athlete Schrodel Up for National Grant at Banquet
Frederick High senior Phil Schrodel, All-Tri-State center, among 33 Baltimore area scholars considered for a National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame scholarship, will attend a Wednesday banquet at the Emerson Hotel Baltimore with Walter Crowther sponsoring a table and featured speakers including Tom Nugent and Dick Colman. Schrodel active in Teen-Age Republican Club and Humanities Seminar, maintains a B average and will receive a scroll. Frederick participates for the first time.
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Don Loun Keeps Clean Sheet In Senators Win
Don Loun pitched scoreless relief as Willie Kirkland hit a decisive eighth inning homer, lifting Eddie Yost's Senators second team to a 5-4 victory over Rube Walker's squad in Pompano Beach Florida. Frank Howard and Roy Severs collected two hits each, with Howard homering and driving in two runs for the second straight day.
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Jurgensen Signs With Redskins For 1965 Season
Sonny Jurgensen, Washington Redskin quarterback, signed on Monday for the 1965 season for an undisclosed raise over last year’s estimated $30,000 salary.
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U S Davis Cup plans outlined by MacCall
U S Davis Cup captain George MacCall said he would assemble a four man squad in mid May to begin an all out bid for the trophy. He listed Dennis Ralston Frank Froehling Ron Holmberg and Cliff Richey as initial picks while noting several other players under consideration for a European swing and Wimbledon build up.
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Yee Family Turns Tennis Into a Dynasty
Amy Yee, matriarch of a Seattle tennis clan, built a Northwest powerhouse with daughters Joyce and Linda and son Gordon, all succeeding in junior and senior divisions. The family’s wall of trophies chronicles decades of local, state, and regional titles and Amy’s early victory as a national champion.
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League Meeting At Frederick YMCA Wednesday Eight P M
The Heart of Maryland League convenes Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Frederick YMCA. All league officials and managers are urged to attend the session.
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Attitude Of Giants Costs Flag O'Dell
Southpaw Billy O Dell, on San Francisco's 1962 champion club, said the Giants had the best NL team last year but failed to win the pennant due to players not hustling for manager Alvin Dark. He cited 60 percent effort by some and urged attitude change for Herman Franks era. He recalled Dark as a fine manager.
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