Sportmans Hill Climb District 7 Championship Near Damascus
The Sportsmen Hill Climb set for October 27 near Damascus on Moxley Road begins at 1 p m. Riders in 125 cc to 800 cc classes from MD VA DE DC compete. Event is sponsored by Heart of Maryland and National Capitol Motorcycle Clubs with riders from four states.
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Three convicted of bookmaking without tax stamps in Baltimore
Benjam in Magliano known as Benny Trotta and two associates were found guilty of bookmaking without a $50 federal tax stamp in Baltimore after an IRS probe. A key witness faced threats, prompting protective measures and bail at 35000 while sentencing was postponed for two co defendants. The case carries a maximum two years in prison and a 25050 fine.
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Horton Smith Dies Hall of Fame golfer at 55
Detroit AP Horton Smith, Masters champion in 1934 and 1936, longtime Ryder Cup stalwart and Hall of Fame member, died after a battle with Hodgkin's disease. He had overcome lung cancer, won the Ben Hogan Award in 1960, and competed in all Masters editions though in a motorized cart late in life. He collapsed in his car on Monday en route to a doctor after returning from Atlanta where he had watched Ryder Cup matches.
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Willie Pep Earns Boxing Hall of Fame Honor
Willie Pep the Will o the Wisp and former featherweight champion was elected to the Boxing Hall of Fame as the seventh inductee since 1954. The New York native who lived in Hartford and worked in Tampa and New York won the featherweight title in 1942 after a 15 round decision with Chalky Wright and fought Saddler in four title bouts ending in 1951.
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Bullets Open Tonight Against Boston
Ernie Knox, 26, of Baltimore dies in Baltimore Provident Hospital after a brain blood clot from a boxing match with Wayne Bethea in which Knox was knocked out in the ninth round. He had fought 19 bouts, winning 10 and drawing three, often working as a hod carrier.
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Celtics Poised to Repeat As NBA Opens 18th Season
The NBA launches its 18th season with Celtics favored to win a sixth straight title. Boston opens against Baltimore while Cincinnati meets the Hawks in St. Louis and Philadelphia faces Detroit. New coach shifts include Red Auerbach facing Walter Kennedy as commissioner.
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Clippers Tie Providence In Hockey 2 2
Willie Marshall scored with 1 30 left in regulation to force a 2 2 tie between the Providence Reds and Baltimore Clippers in a AHL home opener. Ed Giacomin made 59 saves for Providence while Gilles Villemure stopped 23 in regulation and 11 in OT.
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Longhorns Open No 1 in AP Poll Asst Captains Lead Push
Texas earns 51 of 55 first place votes in AP poll. Co captains Tommy Ford Scott Appleton and David McWilliams spearhead an insistence on football focus with team meetings and bull sessions. Wisconsin Pittsburgh Ohio State top 10 also unbeaten.
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Lothridge of Georgia Tech Back of Week
Georgia Tech quarterback Billy Lothridge, from Gainesville, led the Yellow Jackets to a 23-7 victory over Tennessee. He passed for 115 yards, ran 39 yards, scored twice, set up another score, kicked a 28-yard field goal and averaged 41 yards on four punts. He earned the Back of the Week award in the AP poll for the second time this season.
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West Virginia Suffers Historic 130-0 Defeat to Michigan in 1904
Historical football record notes West Virginia's worst defeat, a 130 to nil loss to Michigan in 1904, marking a stark early 20th century clash with a decisive outcome.
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Maryland Eyes Air Force Quarterback Isaacson
Maryland coach Tom Nugent said on Tuesday the Terrapins’ scouts rate Air Force quarterback Terry Isaacson as the best they have seen this year. Nugent noted Isaacson makes the big plays Maryland has yet to execute as they prepare for Saturday’s meeting with Air Force in College Park.
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Aaron Top Slugger Wins NL and AL Titles
Hank Aaron of the Milwaukee Braves won the National League slugging crown with 370 total bases in 631 at bats and 44 homers. Harmon Killebrew of the Minnesota Twins claimed the American League title with 286 total bases and 45 homers, while Willie Mays and others trailed in the NL. Bob Allison led AL runners-up with a .537, and notable leaders include Elston Howard, Dick Stuart, Jimmie Hall, and Al Kaline.
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Nats assign eight to Toronto farm team in IL
The Washington Senators reassigned eight players to the Toronto farm club in the International League on Tuesday. The group includes pitchers Pete Burnside Ron Moeller Carl Middledorf and Ed Hobaugh first baseman Larry Osborne shortstop Ron Stillwell catcher Carl Neeman and outfielder Barry Sherrone. Also noted eleven 1963 Harvard soccer players are Africans with four from Nigeria three from Ghana and one from another country.
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Keller Quits Baseball After Back Injury
Charley Keller 24, son of former Yankee outfielder, announced to Babe Ruth League All-Stars at an Eagles Club banquet that his injured back will prevent any future playing. He had been with the Minnesota Twins after being drafted in 1962 but never reported due to back problems requiring a second surgery in four years. Keller began with the Yankees in 1959, peaked in 1961 with Binghamton, and later played for Richmond and Amarillo before being drafted for 25000. He is studying accounting in Baltimore and aims to be a public accountant after graduation in June.
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Lions President offers to buy Detroit Lions for six million
William Clay Ford, president and current stockholder, offered to purchase full control of the NFL club for six million dollars. He asked the board to act by October 29, with the sale pending stockholder approval and effective after the current season. The Lions trailed with two wins and three losses.
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Chateaugay and Never Bend Face Yankee Handicap Rematch
Darby Dan Farm’s Chateaugay and Cain Hoy’s Never Bend collide in the Yankee Handicap at Suffolk Downs. Chateaugay carries 127 pounds as the 85 favorite in the 1 1/8 mile race worth 50 000 added, challenging eight rivals including Never Bend champion 2-year-old of last year with 126 pounds.
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Red Maher Sets Notre Dame Scoring Record in 1923
Red Maher scored 30 points against Kalamazoo in 1923 to establish a lasting Notre Dame football scoring record.
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