Anti-Gun Law Faces Setback in Maryland House
Maryland anti gun efforts led by Montgomery County delegate Leonard Blondes stalled in the House Judiciary Committee after a hearing. Opponents included gun groups, police, and residents, while Blondes vowed to push again next year as a new anti gun group forms to counter NRA efforts. Blondes and James G Bennett connected to the new National Council for a Responsible Firearm Policy.
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General Assembly
Montgomery County
Leonard 5
Blondes
Maryland
House Judiciary Committee
Thomas Hunter Lowe
Joseph Hoffman
New Jersey
James G. Bennett
House
Lowe
Clifton Wirts
Frederick County
Wirts
Bob Esher
Maryland State Rifle and Pistol Association
Ivan H. Sims
Izaak Walton League
C. Porter Hopkins
Baltimore County
House of Delegates
Charles R. Gray
Lative
Associated Gun Clubs
Baltimore
National Council For A
National Rifle Association
T.V
Charlie Gray
Blondel
Cleveland Indians Pitching Will Define Joe Adcock's Rookie Year
Tucson report on Joe Adcock guiding the Cleveland Indians in 1967 focusing on pitching strength as his core asset. Notes include Sam McDowell’s humility and the bullpen reshuffle with Dick Radatz, plus infield shifts with Gus Gil and roster moves affecting key positions.
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Tucson
Ariz
Joe Adcock
Cleveland Indians
Adcock
Adock
Rocky Colavito
Colavito
Wagner
Lee Maye
Chuck Hinton
Joe Azcue
Duke Sims
Colts Pick Spartan End From Page Nine
In the third round Baltimore selected guard Norman Davis of Grambling and linebacker Leon Ward of Oklahoma State. Davis is 6 foot 3 and 250 pounds praised as a strong blocker, while Ward offers speed and coverage skills. New Orleans added Colts linebackers Stonebreaker, Davis, and Burkett, leaving Baltimore with starters and an untested reserve. Redskin first draft choice was Ray McDonald, a 6 foot 5 inch fullback from Idaho who rushed for 1,329 yards and 14 touchdowns last season. Washington also picked Spain Musgrobe and Curt Belcher in subsequent rounds. Green Bay used a Redskins swap to take players, with Cuozzo trade details cited. The Colts’ fourth round added Charles Stukes, a Maryland State athlete, and defensive back projection. Fifth round yielded Ron Porter from Idaho as a versatile linebacker. In total 133 players were drafted across five rounds lasting 11 hours and 44 minutes with rounds to come Wednesday morning.
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Baltimore
Norman Davis
Grambling
Louisiana
Saints
Leon Ward
Oklahoma State
Davis
Colts
Ward
New Orleans
Steve Stonebreaker
Ted Davis
Jackie Burkett
Bill Currye
NEW York
Washington Redskins
Idaho
Redskins
Ray McDonald
McDonald
Washington
Spain Musgrobe
Utah State
Curt Belcher
Brigham Young
Green Bay
Butch Allison
Charles Stukes
Maryland State College
Princess Anne
Stukes
Chesapeake
Maryland State
Ron Porter
University of Idaho
Port
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Cleveland
Sam McDowell
Indians
Sonny Siebert
Gary Bell
Steve Hargan
Luis Tiant
McDowell
California Angels
Angels
Dick Radatz
Tom Kelley
Jack Kralick
John O’donoghue
Allen
Gus Gil
Max Alvis
Larry Brown
Brown
Leon Wagner
Fred Whitfield
Pedro Gonzalez
Chico Salmon
Ursday
Pimlico SA
Res
Maico
Mako Hearing Aids, Inc
Professiona
N. Market St
Howse
Paul C. Standon
Lewepapt
Peyron Associates
Amascus Electric — Company
Main St
Damascus, Md
Spartan
Giant Idaho
Trey
Charles Town
Caune
Seine
Spears Chiropractic Hospital
East 10Th Ave
Jersey Sts
Dept
Denver
Colorado
Risque
Bone
Vienna
Aries
Insley
W. Patrick ST. Frederick, MD
Washington &T
W. VA
United States
Tom McCahill
Mechanix Illustrated
Lawson Motor Sales
American Motors
New Market, MD
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