Senators Stay in Washington After Board Vote
Washington Senators board unanimously voted to remain in the capital after seven hours of talks, turning down four other bids for the American League franchise. The decision follows months of pressure to move, with Los Angeles among the proposed destinations. Local efforts to support the club included a benefit game for New Market outfielder Knowlton Burgee, sidelined by a fractured foot, and plans to boost attendance and parking at Capitol Stadium.
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New Score Cards For New York Fight Judges
New York boxing officials will not change scorecards after November 1 without alerting a commissioner. Julius Helfand of the State Athletic Commission explains the new simplified card and mandatory in‑round letter marks W L or E, plus a per-round points system to resolve draws.
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College Scores From Around the Nation Noted
AP reports a slate of college football results with Maryland at North Carolina and Hampden Sydney at Western Maryland among others including Georgetown Kentucky Centre and Abilene Christian games. Also listed are matchups involving Maryland College of Feetball and Johns Hopkins with Western Washington state rivals.
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High School Scores From Footnote Games Across Maryland
Calvert defeats John Carroll Patterson 31 13 as Elkton edges Annapolis 31 13 and Havre de Grace tops Southern 6 31. Nearby games include Wheaton 18 Fredericks 18 and Westminster 18 Winchester 14. Baltimore area results feature Dunbar 25 over Baltimore Barver 33 7 and St. Paul’s 12 over McDonogh 7. Delaware scores show Tower Hill 45 Newark Academy 12 and Smyrna 27 Middletown 6.
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Local Sports Roundup and Notables From Frederick Area
C and P duckpin team posted 621 game and 1762 set in Walkersville B League. Jimmy Belizzi, 28, assistant pro at Washington Golf and Country Club, won Uplands Open with 72 45 137. he is married to Shandren Moore and has two boys. George Bell organizes a USMC Reserve unit in Walkersville as softball season begins. Mt St Marys men’s soccer seeks a win at Gallaudet. Towson Teachers beat Mount 4 0 at Emmitsburg. Gettysburg football struggles. four players ousted for training rule violations this week, making six losses. Joe Byler drives Ruth Lybrook at Baltimore Raceway. Western Maryland soccer leads Mason-Dixon, defeating Delaware. South Hagerstown to field own basketball team next season with a new gym near completion. Frederick County boys hoops practicing rules near Nov 15. Tom Cross, Waynesboro native, set to star for Seton Hall under coach Honey Russell. Potomac Playpleads guide to Potomac vacationing is out of print. contact Interstate Commission on Potomac River Basin. Wintess Gaithersburg and Sherwood meet in Ag Center. Gaithersburg hosts Dematha after a 309 win last week. Memorial notes: Pvt Niles N Spaulding, Mt Airy native, took part in field training with the 1st Airborne Division in Germany.
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Georgia Bulldogs Tie With Hurricanes at Orange Bowl
Georgia and Miami battled to a 7-7 tie before 42 682 at the Orange Bowl as Jefferson Davis returned a punt for a first quarter touchdown and Bill Sandie scored for Miami in the final period. Georgia linebacker and defensive standstills kept the game close with a late goal line stand.
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Wheaton High Tops Frederick In Stringent First Quarter
Wheaton High defeated Frederick 19 to 6 at McCurdy Field as 55 yard opening drive set the tone. Bill Britt and John Goldberg sparked the Knights with multiple scoring runs and a late drive, while Frederick battled but managed only a single first half touchdown. Bobby Poole, Eddie Houck, and Jaustin Garver starred on defense for the Cadets.
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Beldon
Cattle Tested Yearly Across Counties For Brucellosis
The Livestock Sanitary Service laboratory in Winchester Hall screens cattle in Frederick Carroll Howard and Montgomery counties at least annually and sometimes every 30 days in a campaign against brucellosis also called Bangs Disease. Last year the Frederick lab conducted blood tests on 146000 cows with some cattle tested up to every two months depending on herd history.
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Completion of Records Highlights Holstein Breeding
The Holstein Friesian Association of America in Brattleboro Vermont reports completion of official production records for regional herds. University of Maryland oversaw weighing and testing. HR records aid lifetime production tracking across 48 states as part of a national Herd Improvement Registry.
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Turner Outlasts Giambra In Ten Round Thriller
In a Madison Square Garden ten round welterweight bout Gil Turner Philadelphia fights hard but loses a split decision to Buffalo’s Joey Giambra who wins on two of three judges cards. Giambra scores a decisive final round while Turner avoids a late finish and keeps fighting.
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Fights Last Night Sparks Potatoes in Oven Mishap
In Owingsville Kentucky lightning struck a pan of potatoes cooked on an electric range at the Robert Toy home. The bolt crisped the potatoes burned a hole in the pan and damaged the heating element. Also noted Robert L Taulton 19 of Brunswick Maryland was promoted to specialist third class with the 1st Armored Cavalry Regiment in Germany.
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Suit Settled in Dallas NFL Case for $32 Million
A $32,100,000 damage suit against the National Football League and its member clubs by the former Liberty Broadcasting System of Dallas was settled today for $100,600. The action, filed in Philadelphia, was resolved with the defendant parties agreeing to the payment.
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Lunch tips to beat monotony for Maryland students
College Park readers learn to vary lunch routines with balanced meals and surprises. Judith Pheil advises including sandwiches, fruit or vegetables, dessert and beverage, with an extra treat to delight eaters.
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Higher Education Spending to Jump by 1965
Dr. Arthur Adams of the American Council on Education projected a 150 percent rise in national higher education spending by 1965. He said current spending is six cents of every tax dollar and enrollment growth will push it to fifteen cents. The talk urged public opinion awareness for American education progress. Practice note: Frederick Hustler players report 12:30 p.m. Sunday at Samsville for the final game with New Market.
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