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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1965
Page
6
The piece critiques 1965-66 rule changes, especially the throw-in from out of bounds. It argues the new limits on the thrower-in increase officials’ workload and fan confusion, urging simplification and opposition to constant rule tinkering.
The Yankees swap utility man Phil Linz for Phillies shortstop Ruben Amaro on the first day of the baseball convention. The interleague deal highlights a day of activity as the majors drafted 23 minor leaguers for $473,000 and other trades sent Joe Christopher to Boston for Eddie Bressoud while Al Luplow moved to New York and Tom Parsons to Houston. Linz is expected to challenge for the regular second base job in Philadelphia.
Boston Patriots sign four AFL draft choices including top picks Karl Singer of Purdue and Jim Boudreaux from Louisiana Tech as they push for talent amid a 2-8-2 slide. Jim Grabowski of Illinois tours negotiations with NFL and AFL teams while Tommy Nobis draws Falcons’ VIP treatment in Atlanta.
Middletown High School area basketball notes show coach John Horine planning a running game to offset a small lineup. Only two returning lettermen, seniors Tom Bidie and Richard Throne, plus a mix of juniors and seniors from the junior varsity, form a lean squad as practice begins.
Virginia's John Pincavage narrowly missed a new ACC single season receptions record with 45, four short as Mar yland defeated the Cavaliers. Ed Carrington set a conference single game mark with four TD catches and led the season with six receptions. Bob Sullivan of Maryland clinched the interception title with 10 picks. North Carolina's Danny Talbott claimed the scoring title with 1,477 yards and 40 points.
The California Angels signed veteran pitcher Lew Burdette, released by Philadelphia two months ago, to a 1966 contract. The right hander, aged 36, became a free agent after leaving the Phillies.
The Associated Press weekly college football poll sees Michigan State maintain the top spot after a final round of games. Alabama rises to fourth replacing UCLA, Tennessee moves to seventh after beating Vanderbilt, and Missouri climbs to sixth as Notre Dame slips to ninth. Bowl matchups shape up with Michigan State facing UCLA in the Rose Bowl and Alabama in the Orange Bowl. final poll to be held after New Year games.
Brookfield Center Conn Stanley Woodward 71, noted sports writer and editor, died Monday after a long illness. He led the Herald Tribune sports desk 1937 1948, later edited at the Miami News and Newark Star Ledger, and returned to the Herald Tribune in 1959 retiring three years later.
NEW YORK AP An all star slate from 21 colleges yields Grambling two places on the 1965 Little All America. Willie Young guard and Frank Cornish defensive tackle earn spots on the 22 man squad highlighting performers from minor colleges.
Cincinnati Royals of the NBA announced on Monday that Art Heyman was placed on waivers while guard Tom Thacker was recalled from the farm system. The move shifts rosters as the team adjusts its backcourt lineup in the ongoing season.
An 18 year old girl in Cleveland filed a paternity suit Monday to determine if professional football star Jim Brown is the father of her expected baby. This is her second court action against Brown after a prior trial ended with acquittal on unrelated charges.
Baltimore Colts place linebacker Jackie Burkett on waivers citing a knee injury. The club also claims linebacker Mike Strofolino from the Los Angeles Rams. Strofolino, a 6 foot 2 rookie from Villanova, joins the Colts as a new addition.
Frederick High School coach Jack Molesworth viewed game films and cleared the Westminster officials of all blame for the Tri-State League defeat. He noted a disputed interference call and said the Cadets must play better to avoid blaming referees.
The county deer kill hits 228 with 22 more deer checked at three Frederick County stations. Notable entries include Willy Wolfe near Thurmont with an eight point, 146 pounder near Hamburg Tower and Kenneth Manahan of Lantz with a 145 pound eight pointer near Lantz registered at Ben's Esso in Thurmont. Several other hunters and locations across Frederick, Thurmont, Emmitsburg and Point of Rocks appear in the day’s tallies.
Clete Boyer of the New York Yankees was fined 175 dollars and given a 30 day suspended jail term after pleading no contest to assault and battery for a spring bar room brawl. The incident also involved Roger Maris, who was later found innocent. Modzelewski, a 25 year old Chicago male model, accused them.
A five and a half acre tract along Coxey Brown Road above Gambrill State Park was sold by Mr and Mrs Mervin L Guyton to G T Kells et al The buyers obtained immediate possession The transfer was handled by George T Keech a Baltimore real estate broker who formerly lived in Creagerstown
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