Terps and Gemini clash on Maryland TV date
Maryland fans may see coach Nugent and the Terps on national TV December 4 as NBC plans split screen coverage with the Gemini 6 mission from Cape Kennedy. NBC will cut to the rocket, with printed bulletins during countdown, risking game disruption if the launch overruns.
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Race Commission Head Denies Interest Conflict
Baltimore AP report notes Gov Tawes administration opening an inquiry into potential conflict as racing commission chair R Bruce Livie is a Weidemuller Construction director. Livie denies conflict, says no stock, no resignation planned, and notes $200,000 Horsemen’s Fund on deposit at Chesapeake National Bank of Towson. Track bids and escrow rules examined. legislature critic questions legality and ethics. The inquiry to review records proceeds with attorney general input pending.
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Maryland
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Bowie
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Ocean Downs
Jack Loome
Pimlico
Cadets Favored Air Route Lead 1965 Football Season
Frederick High School Cadets finish 7-3, matching last season, but rely on passing for gains. Quarterback Jeff Freland led with 54 points, 27 of 78 passes for six TDs, while Willie Allen topped rushing with 689 yards on 141 carries. Team totaled 1,949 rushing and passing yards, outscoring foes 168 to 102, though trail in first downs and passing stats.
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Tim Ambrose
Ron Whitmore
Bob Swanson
Greene
Richard Romsberg
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Marty Radike
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Schattenberg
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Keyser
Thompson
Bruchey
Quinn
Aette Nae
Fotal
Swanson Shaw
Swann
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Thanksgiving grid picks mix NFL and AL games
AP former pro picker projects multiple Thanksgiving games with notable player mentions. Vikings aim to beat Packers while Browns Cowboys and Colts battle in close contests. Giants Cardinals and Bears Lions also featured alongside Rams 49ers and Steelers. Jets Chiefs Broncos Bills Chargers highlighted with late-season intrigue.
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Packers
van Brocklin
Vikings
Fran Tarkenton
Cleveland
Dallas
Browns
Cowboys
Bob Hayes
Jimmy Brown
Baltimore
Philadelpa
Gary Cuozzo
Johnny Unitas
Colts
Norm Snead
Pete Retzlaff
St. Louis
New York
Cardinals
Charley Johnson
Buddy Humphreys
Giants
Johnson
Chicago
Detroit
Lions
Terry Barr
Bears
Rudy Bukich
Gale Sayers
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Dick Bass
Rams
49Ers
John Brodie
Ken Willard
Ashington
Pittsburgh
Steelers
Mt Airy Area basketball gains height and promise
Mt Airy High School basketball, coached by Fred Baker, gains height with five seniors returning. Starters Day, Etzler, Hawksworth, and Grimes headline a larger, shooting-focused lineup. Baker expects a competitive season, aiming to repeat as Carroll County Class B champion, while facing Sykesville and North Carroll. The schedule includes games at St John’s Frederick Middletown Linganore Littlestown and Francis Scott Key across December to February.
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Dana Jackson
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Richard Hamilton
Charley Miler
Chris Grigsby
Tim Ruthland
Charrles Magin
Carroll County
Airy
Sykesville
North Carroll
St John’s
Frederick
Singapore
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Littlestown
Francis Scott Key
Linganore
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West
Taneytown
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Showdown At South Bend NC Michigan State In Spotlight Today
The spotlight falls on a pivotal college football Saturday with conference titles and bowl bids likely on the line. Top clash pits No 1 Michigan State against Notre Dame as USC UCLA Texas Tech Arkansas Duke Princeton Missouri and other programs chase roses and bowls.
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Bul Wolski
Nick Eddy
Larry Conjar
Bill Zloch
Harold Lucas
Irish
Southern California
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Trojan
Gary Beban
Beban
Arkansas
Ron Landeck
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Washington
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Nebraska
Alabama
Cornhuskers
Oklahoma
Crimson Tide
Auburn
Maine-E Carolina Tangerine Bowl Game Preview
East Carolina College will defend its NCAA college division Atlantic Coast region title against Maine in the Tangerine Bowl in Orlando on December 11. ECC Pirates sit 7-1 after final regular season vs Howard College, while Maine owns an 8-1 record as Yankee Conference champions.
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Bullets Triumph Over 76ers 134-124 in Philly
Baltimore Bullets coach Paul Seymour was tossed early as Don Ohs scored 31 and John Kerr 29 to lead a 134-124 win over the Philadelphia 76ers. Wilt Chamberlain had 36 and Bill Cunningham 25 for the losers in a game that featured 14 lead changes and 13 ties.
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John Kerr
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Bill Cunningham
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Jesse Owens Charged With Tax Evasion
Chicago AP reports Jesse Owens aged 52 former Olympic track star was charged with failure to file federal income tax returns for 1959 to 1962 on a total gross income of 9024 dollars. A criminal information was filed by US Attorney Edward V. Hanrahan. Owens has worked with youth services in Illinois. Conviction could bring up to four years in prison and fines up to 40000 dollars.
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Edward V. Hanrahan
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Berlin
Illinois Youth Commission
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