Most Important Day for Frederick Meet Restroom Bids
The Frederick County Board of Education faces a decisive vote tomorrow on bids to build restroom facilities at Thomas Johnson High School stadium. Health officials warn the stadium cannot host the 58 day national AAU meet without compliant restrooms, risking cancellation if the board delays. The board has about $40,000 set aside, but bids may be nearly double that. Decisions now will determine whether the stadium meets health standards by June 30 and whether the nationwide event proceeds as planned.
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Frederick County
John L. Carnochan
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Health Department
Frederick
Washington, D.C
Sternberg Ready For All As Athletic Commissioner
Washington state names 22 year old Brian Sternberg as the new unpaid athletic commissioner to oversee pro boxing and wrestling and to promote broader sports. He is paralyzed from the mid chest, focuses on public sports programs, and plans rallies, a Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast, and a national fellowship rally while leading a three member panel appointed by Gov. Evans. Also: Doug Sanders, Arnold Palmer, Gay Brewer and Jack Nicklaus top golf money list after skipping the Texas Open.
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Red) Reese
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Fla
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76ers name Hannum as coach to chase title
Philadelphia 76ers fire Dolph Schayes after earning Eastern Division title and Coach of the Year honors. Alex Hannum will replace him, aiming to win the NBA championship next season while handling a partial commitment in California. Kosloff desires a GM as part of the move amid owner pressure and team recalibration.
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Ike Richman
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Milaukee
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Hawks
Braulio Baeza to Ride Stupendous in Derby
Braulio Baeza, the Panamanian jockey who led in 1965 riding earnings, is selected to ride Stupendous in the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. Pete Anderson previously rode Stupendous to victory in the Gotham and second in Governor's Gold Cup. The Derby field may number 13 to 15 with post time Saturday at 3:45 PM EDT and CBS color TV coverage.
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Toney
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CBS
City League Teams Join National Group
City Softball League four teams Economy Oil American Optical YMCA and Cozy Corner voted to join the American Softball Association double A grouping. League president Chiz Staley said the teams are eligible for the state tournament in Baltimore with play opening May 10. Pro test committee heads Cy Moore and Bill Lyerly, and treasurer Stanley Gaver were chosen at the meeting.
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Chiz Staley
Baltimore
Staley
Economy Oil
American Optical
YMCA
Cozy Corner
Cy Moore
Bill Lyerly
Stanley Gaver
Practice Game Set For Economy Oil and American Optical
Practice game in City Softball League features Economy Oil against American Optical today at 6 30 PM on the upper diamond in Baker Park.
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Economy Oil
American Optical
Baker Park
Softball Practice at Harmon Field Tonight
Cozy Corner of the City Soft Ball League holds practice today at 6 p m at Harmon Field.
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Harmon Field
NL Will Appeal Braves Case to Supreme Court
The National League said its lawyers will carry the appeal of the Wisconsin ruling against the Braves to the U.S. Supreme Court if needed. League president Warren Giles stated the torch is being carried for all team sports. Lou Carroll said a Supreme Court path would follow if the Wisconsin higher court rejects the appeal. The NL's release notes Judge Elmer Roller’s order for the Braves to return to Milwaukee by May 18, with possible delay if a Milwaukee franchise is planned by 1967. The league asserts it cannot approve Wisconsin operations until appeals are decided.
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Braves
U.S Supreme Court
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Lou Carroll
U.S. Supreme Court
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Roller
Atlanta
Milwaukee
Three Amerks Named AHL All Stars
Rochester Americans place three players on the AHL All Star first team Gerry Ehman Dick Gambie Al Arbour join goalie Claude Dufour Hershey center Joe Szura Cleveland defenseman Jim Morrison Quebec as Eastern Division stars. Jim Pappin Duane Rupp plus Noel Price Cleland Mortson Gene Abraio also on second team with George Gardner and Les Binkley as goalies. First team earn 300 dollar bonuses and second 200. selections by league press radio and TV reps from nine cities.
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N.Y
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Quebec
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al Arbour
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Jim Morrison
Jim Pappin
Duane Rupp
Noel Price
Cleland Mortson
Gene Abraio
George Gardner
Pittsburg
Les Binkley
Petrosian in strong position after win over Spassky
In Moscow AP report Tigran Petrosyan defeated Boris Spassky on move 30 of game ten, moving to six points in the 24 game world championship series. Spassky has four points, with 12.5 needed to win, Petrosyan having won two games while eight others ended in draws.
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World Series TV Price Tag 12.6 Million
Baseball Commissioner Eckert ratified a two year 12.6 million radiotelevision contract with NBC for the 1967 and 1968 World Series and All-Star games. The deal boosts annual income and includes a pension fund share for players. NFL also announced a 37.6 million two year TV pact with CBS plus 4 million for the championship game. The Braves case looms as the NL debates Milwaukee relocation by May 18 with an appeal planned.
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Milwaukee
Jackie Robinson Named GM of Brooklyn Dodgers CFL Franchise
Jackie Robinson becomes the first Negro to head a pro football team as general manager of the new Brooklyn Dodgers in the Continental Football League. The Dodgers, backed by ten businessmen, join the league as the Eastern Division entry with plans for a coach and a stadium, possibly Randall's Island.
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Cadets Meet Cardoza At FHS Track
Frederick High School hosts Cardoza at the FHS oval for a 3 p.m. meet as the Cadets chase victory number six. Cardoza is a Washington track power, with field events starting at 3 p.m. and track events 15 minutes later.
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Cardoza
FHS
Washington
New Market Practice By Maryland State League Team
The New Market team of the Maryland State League will practice Wednesday at 5 30 p m at the New Market school diamond. All players are requested to be on time.
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New Market School
Thomson Files U S Open Entry By Five Time Champion
New York AP reports Peter Thomson, five time British Open winner and reigning champion, filed an entry for the U S Open in San Francisco June 16 to 19. He is exempt from qualifying and returns to the U S Open for the first time since 1958 after winning the British Open in 1954 55 56 58 and 1965.
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New York
Peter Thomson
San Francisco
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