Baltimore Loses Again in Lakers Clash
The Baltimore Bullets, down to seven players, lost to the Los Angeles Lakers 115-109 in Long Beach. Bullets star Walt Bellamy led with 31 points as injuries and illness chipped at Baltimore, while Lakers rookies and veterans contributed to a key third-quarter surge. Coach Bob Leonard hinted at leaving the Bullets after the season as Indiana offers temptations.
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Long Beach
Calif
Baltimore Bullets
Los Angeles Lakers
National Basketball Association
Bullets
Barney Cable
Terry Dischinger
Rod Thorn
Lil Green
Gus Johnson
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Lakers
Walt Bellamy
Elgin Baylor
Rudy LaRusso
Dick Barnett
Jim King
Bob Leonard
Leonard
Indiana
NBA
Cable
Baylor
LaRussa Bell
Krebs Hl Logh
West
King
Kojis
Barnett
Ccomiey
Willis Vo
Nelson
Bellamy
Comley
Dischinger
Hardnett
Loughery
Krebs
la Russo
Nelson A Read
Wiley
Defance
Duke Player Named ACC Player of the Year
Jeff Mullins of Duke was named ACC Player of the Year after leading Duke to a second consecutive conference title. He won 78 votes to 22 for UNC’s Billy Cunningham and earned unanimous All-Conference and All-ACC tournament selections. Mullins hails from Lexington Kentucky.
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Raleigh
N.C
Jeff Mullins
Duke
ACC
Atlantic Coast Sports Writers Association
Billy Cunningham
North Carolina
Mullins
Lexington
Dickerson Area Church Events and PTA Meeting Notes
Major poins at Ickerson Methodist spark an 11 am Sunday joint service at Koontz Chapel. W.S.C.S plans a April 6 sales party at Dickerson Methodist with Ruth Lowman as demonstrator. M.Y.Fs met Sunday. Koontz Chapel board met with Rev Mulholland. Montgomery County Singing Convention met at Bartholows Pentecostal. Monocacy school PTA met with Mansfield Daniels. film Passion For Life shown. Bake sale planned March 28 at Penny’s Frederick. Dickerson Methodist spring supper April 11 at 4 pm. Robert Schultz called to Carlisle for brother Edward’s illness.
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Margaret E. Stull
Dickerson
Ickerson Methodist Church
Koontz Chapel Methodist Church
Robert Mulholland
Dickerson Methodist Church
WS. C.S
Ann Wiseman
Arthur Stull
Ruth Lowman
Sharpsburg
W.S.C.S
Dickerson and Koontz Chapel
M.y.fs
Muholland
Montgomery County Singing Convention
Bartholows Pentecostal Church
New Monocacy School Pta
Mansfield Daniels
Ellis Roberson
Passion For Life
Jeanne E. Quinn
Eastview
Shookstown
Penny’s
Frederick
Birthday notices and local society hints from Dickerson area
The column lists birthdays and celebrations for residents in Dickerson and surrounding towns, noting March birthdays for Sherry Moxely Betsy Roberson and Mrs F R Hauschildt among others. It records visits, dinners and church events, including the Clark Griffith Little League banquet on March 20 and a WSC meeting on March 17. It also mentions health updates and local school news, plus a New York AP piece on cigar culture and its social perceptions.
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Russell Rachel
Sherry Moxely
Charles Moxely
Betsy Gay Roberson
Monocac
St. Patrick's Day
F. RB. Hauschildt
Hauschildt
Dickerson
Harry Betson
Arthur Stull
Stull’s Grocery
Randy Poole
Ray Poole
Clark Griffith
Little League
Montgomery County
Beallsville
Thelma Grubb
League
Max T. Lloyd
C. Raymond Beall
Kay Moore
Sally Lloyd
James R. Morgan
New York
America
Hemisphere
Pennsylvania
Great American West
U. S. Grant
George 8. Patton
J. P. Morgan
Winston Churchill
John F. Kennedy
Chaplain to Remain at Maryland University
The Presbyterian chaplain at the University of Maryland Rev Jesse W Myers will stay in his post after a six month dispute over free speech on campus. Myers had offered to resign but chose to remain at the request of the Washington Presbytery. Also noted is Pete Craig a rookie pitcher on the Detroit Tigers winter roster at 6 foot 5 and 240 pounds.
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College Park
Washington Presbytery
Pete Craig
Detroit Tigers
News brief from Frederick on March 12, 1964
A short readable item from The News of Frederick Maryland dated Thursday March 12 1964. The clipping reports local events and notices in compact summaries typical of a mid-century newspaper page.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
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Edward J. Jeremiah
United States
Dartmouth
Abner Oakes
Dickerson Area
Dickerson W.sc
Elwood Claggett
Fred Williams
Florida
Andy Baughman
Mickie
Monocacy
Jerry
Poolesville
Williams
Ruth Roberson
Jeanne Quinn
James A Stull
Terry Lynn
Jay
James Stull
Helen Harrison
Silver Spring
Nathan Hildebrand
Yerry Lynn Stull
David Foster
Julie and
Karale
Andi Fina
Mike Koski
Holbrook
Mass
Syracuse
The
Orange
Boyle
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Aron
Roscoe Masser
N. Market
Ett
Maryland University
Barbara Fritchie
Prince George’s
Shipley’s, Inc
RCA
Ami Anteni
Sylvania
S Television & Sporting Goods
Hipley’s, Inc
North Market ST
Veer
Peete
New Southern States
J. M. Johnson and Sons
Unionville
Mt. Airy
Frederick Cooperative
Commerce St
Middletown Valley Co-Op
Middletown
Woodsboro
Vinewood
Your Southern States Cooperative Agency
Henry
Henry’s
Happy Johnny
Coats & Suits
Coat
Children’s Spring Coats & Suits
Sherwood
Asher and
Sweet
Norte
Dickie
N. Market St
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