World Cup Trophy Stolen in London Exhibition
In Westminster Central Hall the World Cup Jules Simet Cup, a solid 9–pound gold statuette, was stolen from a locked display case as a church service took place nearby. Scotland Yard suspects professional criminals. security guards were on duty and no prank was suspected. The cup, insured at 30 000 pounds, dates to 1920 and will be contested by 16 national teams in July.
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London
Exhibition
Scotland Yard
England
Central Hall
Westminster
Exhibition Central Hall
Houses of Parliament
Britain
W. H. Little
Brazil
Italy
Uruguay
Rimet
International Football Federation
Aston Villa
Birmingham
Royal Enclosure
Ascot Tace Course
Miners See Slim Chance In 1967 NCAA Title Race
UCLA expected to reclaim the national crown as Lew Alcindor and the formidable Bruins move up from freshman to varsity. Texas Western bows to change with five returning players, while Kentucky, Duke, and other contenders fashion hopeful rosters for next season amid major player losses and top teams recalibrating.
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Texas Western
Kentucky
Miners
UCLA
Lew Alemdor
Don Haskins
Seattle
Bobby Joe Hill
David Lattin
Willie Cager
Willie Worsley
Nevil Shed
Tennessee
Duke
Wildcats
Louie Dampier
Pat Riley
Thad Jaracz
Bob Tallent
Cliff Berger
Gary Gamble
Cincinnati
Western Kentucky
Michigan State
Nebraska
Houston
Columbia
LaSalle
Louisville
North Carolina
Tulsa
University of Pacific
Dayton
Oklahoma City
Providence
Ohio State
Brigham Young
NYU
Dick Nemelka
Jeff Congdon
Utah
Jerry Chambers
Frederick Track Club Wins Swarthmore College Meet
Frederick Track Club won the Swarthmore College Track and Field Championships 38 to 36 led by Christie Smallwood who swept two victories in the 440 and 880 and anchored the winning 440 yard relay. Ray Johnson added the long jump title and second in the high jump while teammates also placed in multiple events.
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Frederick Track and Field Club
Swarthmore College
Frederick
Christie Smallwood
Miss Smallwood
Ray Johnson
Diane Waters
Ellen Morris
Nancy Korrell
Wanda Bowman
Fin
Thoroughfare racing card with mixed results and notes
Multiple races listed with purses from 1,200 to 1,700, ages four and up. Entries include drivers and horses such as BusDriver, Bonapas, High Sea, Ponderama, For Lene, Corvus, Tetrajat, Shinny Saint, and Wendy. Results show times and placements across sixth to ninth races, with details on claiming and allowance events, distances from five to seven furlongs, and notable bids and margins.
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F. W. Kraft
Bonapas
High Sea
Davidson
Lene
Wilson
Ponderama
Johnston
Auburn Jeep
Corvus
Wenday
Ditt
Battish
Annie Kate Vachet
Gibbon
T. £. Gilman
T. M. Tullidge
Elsie O
Saloya
Royal Boy
You Quilt
the Wilkes
Yarrow
Datties Princess
Heather Detl
Pipsico
Sen
Oh Surprise
Cachel
Dawn
Beckys Dell
Willie’s Sister
Smitty
Miller's Boy
Tony Bim Bris
Jillowance
Canberra
Miss Finger
Drusus
Sandy Garnz
Davutsen
Janetess
Becky's
Cooke
Rodriquez
Ruzban
My Gus
Mishow
Gaybrook
Halo
Mike Cannan
L Reynolds
Like Jeff
Ligier
Beebrook
Roxbury Road
Tittle Boyle
I" Sik
Sea Vixen
Renda Kay
Noorandera
Traffic Town
Woodbine Boy
Bob’s Angel
Bexenrage
Melammed
Tyme
Helen Poppers
True Trajectory
Colonel Bush
Disk Man
Mystarfire
Northwest
Leader
Darbin
Clemency
Enquest
Mighty World
King Speed
Tramartic
Mr Nase
Gregory Guy M
Dee
Biscuit
Queen
Roman el
Oswegatchie
Save Flocka
Almandine
Melrose Buddy
Monte Uno
Little Barnwell
Birney
Mamers Battle Ropes Yet Fall To Miners In Gritty Tilt
The Mamers, ranked third nationally and 27-1, faced Miners with defense leading the charge. David Lattin's rebounding and Bobby Joe Hill's acrobatics fueled a tough contest as Hill's two first half steals hurt their chances.
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David Lattin
Bobby Joe Hill
Hill
Rupp
Mamers
Hutcherson Captures Bristol Southeastern 500 Victory
Hutcherson, former Johnson City driver now based in Charlotte, overtook David Pearson late to win the Southeastern 500 at Bristol International Speedway. Pearson finished second after a late rally, with James Hylton third and Paul Lewis fourth. Hutcherson earned $3,000 in the 1966 season opener.
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Bristol, Tenn
Ford
Bristol International Speedway
Hutcherson
Charlotte
David Pearson
Pearson
HO Jays
Chrysler Checkers
Paul Lewis
Johnson City
Tenn
Plymouth
James Hylton
Inman
S.C
Bowling Tourney Aids Local Heart Drive In March
A Heart Fund Bowling Tournament scheduled March 21 to 26 aims to boost donations as Col. Richard Clendenin notes heart disease remains the top American health problem. About 1,000 bowlers are expected with top prizes of 15, 10, and 5 dollars at each alley.
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City Heart Fund
Richard Clendenin
Frederick
United States
Olive Engle
Jack Haller
Seymour Stern
Col Clendenin
Jane Kolb
Helen Nusbaum
Walkersville Bowling Center
Jennie Weddle
Steadman - Keenan Post
Brunswick Bowling Center
Harry W. Baker
Engle
C. & P. Commercial Dept
Exchange Club
Arcade
Freda Main
Health Center
Garland P. Feaga
The
Lions and Lionesses
Alfred Cutsail
Aust
Angelberger
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Miami
Fla
Tommy Agee
Don Buford
Chicago White Sox
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Gary Peters
John Burhardt
Eddie Fisher
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Chicago
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Russ Snyder
Bob Johnson
Peters
Fisher
McNertney
Martn
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S Miller
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Swadich Saab
Christopher R. Custer, Inc
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Insley’s Shoes
Patrick Street
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Reynolds
All America
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Luzern Lion
Chesty Lew
Billy Grampa
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Susie
Susan Belle
Thornles Jet
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International
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MT. Airy, Maryland
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P.L. Hargett CO
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A Farmer Owned ‘ Farmer Dive Farm Credit Association
East St. Fred’k, Md
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