Flying Queens Classy Lassies As Cagers
Wayland College Hutcherson Flying Queens begin a new season with a 23 game winning streak and a fifth National AAU title. Nine players, eight to play Russian All Stars in New York and additional games in Lawrence and Seattle. Seven members were on last summer Pan American Games U S team.
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Plainview, Tex
Wayland College
Hutcherson Flying Queens
New York
Madison Square Garden
Nashville Business College
Iowa Wesleyan
Lawrence
Kan
Seattle Wash
U. S
Flying Queens
Claude Hutcherson
Wayland
Pittman Leads In Mobile Open Gold
Jerry Pittman age 23 shot a 67 to lead the opening round of the $15,000 Mobile Open Golf Tournament at Mobile Municipal. He holds a two stroke edge over Langert Ellis Barnum and Maxwell who are tied at 69. Open champion Bill Casper Jr. posted an under par 71.
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Mobile. Ala
Jerry Pittman
Tulsa
Okla
Mobile Municipal
Eddie Langert
Minneapolis
No Wholesale Changes In Yankees Club
George Weiss general manager of the New York Yankees said the dethroned world champions do not intend to go crazy and tear the club apart. We may make a shift here or there but no wholesale changes are contemplated. He spoke during a Baltimore Sun interview while awaiting an annual physical at Johns Hopkins Hospital and planned talks with Orioles GM Lee MacPhail.
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Baltimore
George Weiss
New York Yankees
Weiss
Baltimore Sun
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Lee MacPahil
Baltimore Orioles
Canadian player regains helmet after Winnipeg win
Canadian star Funston from Los Angeles lost his helmet when Winnipeg Blue Bombers toppled Edmonton 16 8 in the Western Interprovincial Football Union title. The helmet was snagged by a bar patron, later returned with an autographed ball, and Funston plans to keep it after the Grey Cup game in Toronto on November 28.
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Wisnipeg AP
Farrell i Funsoton
Los Angeles
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Fungos
Winniper
Edmonton
Funston
Toronto
Fungo
Senators to Open Season Against Bosox
The Washington Senators will open the 1969 American League season against the Boston Red Sox in Washington, with opening day ceremonies likely attended by the president. The ceremonial opener would be the 15th with the Red Sox, otherwise the Senators would open away. Also included are boxing results from The Associated Press with Ernesto Figueroa and Carl Hubbard earning decisions in two bouts.
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Washington
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Senators
Red Sox
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Ernesto Figueroa
Mexico City
Jasve Hana Kid
Manila
Philadelphia
Carl Hubbard
Frankie
Kid) Anstem
National Hockey Thursday Results and Schedules
National Hockey results from Associated Press show no games Friday with schedules set for Saturday. Montreal faces Toronto and Detroit meets Boston in key matchups reflected in the week’s wrap.
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National Hockey
The
Associated Press
Montreal
Toronts
Detroit
Bostea
Damascus Senior Night fosters ties with students and staff
Damascus High School held a November 18 evening program in the auditorium to foster good senior relations between the class of 1960 and parents and teachers. Darlene Lyons chaired the event, with Ellis Glime and Edward Mathers as speakers.
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Luther Burke
Damascles
Damascus High School
Darlene Lyons
Ellis Glime
Edward Mathers
Hollingsworth
Morris Company
D. B.S
Wayre Sender
Linda Pruitt
Arthur Johnson
Hereford
Arthur
Tommy Herndon
Bobby Stup
George Johnson
Paul Black
Damascus
Easton
Somerset
North Caroline
North Carroll
Mt. Airy
Salters Point
Carr
DH. S
Poolesville
Seeel
Mary Jo Watkins
Deborah Warfield Easterday
Kitty Lewis
Say Beall
Thh
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Woodrow Ward
Straver’s Business College
Alea
Hornets
Methodist Church
Community Swimming Pool Committee
Damascus Volunteer Fire Department
Macdonald Goodwin
C. R. Bible
Rotary Club
Wrestling Card to Feature Haystacks Calhoun in Frederick
Professional wrestling comes to Frederick as Johnny Wamper Chib of the United Fire Company presents a mammoth card on November 30 at the State Armory. Headliner Haystacks Calhoun, weighing about 601 pounds, faces Dr. Jerry Graham in a highly anticipated bout. Other stars include the Tolos Brothers, Chief Biz Heart, Mark Lewin, Reds Bastien, Angelo Saveldi, Judo Jack Te, and Arnold Skoaland with tag team and singles matches planned. About 800 spectators expected due to safety limits.
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United Fire Company
State Armory
West Second
Bentz Streets
Haystacks Calhoun
Jerry Graham
Shou
Iske the Tolos Brothers
Chief Biz Heart
Mark Lewin
Reds Basten
Angelo Saveldi
Judo Jack Te
Arnold Skoaland
Jorn
Chris Toios
Reds Bastien
Lew
Saveldi
New York
Terry
Skoaland
Arm wrestling plan targets motorists and policemen
Philadelphia promoters announced attractions to be staged at the armory next winter with outdoor wrestling to follow. Police said plans include watching motorists for violations and issuing cards showing a saluting policeman. In Cleveland, general manager Frank Lane said contracts for about 20 players raise the payroll by nearly 75 thousand dollars for next year, with pay around six hundred to six eighty dollars.
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Buddy Cry
Philadelphia
Duke McLeod
Ang Wie Wurup
Indians
Eem
Cleveland
General Hues
Frank Lane
Lane
Toure in Moscow during weeklong Guinea visit
President Sekou Toure of Guinea arrived in Moscow from Bonn on Thursday for a weeklong stay, according to AP reports.
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Moscow
Sekou Toure
Guinea
Bonn
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Gulfport, Miss
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the Glass & Mirror Shop, Inc
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Rays Trucks
Market St
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Kelly
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Owe
Storm & Shipley
North Market Street
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Walkersville, MD
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DODGE
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