Damascus High PTA Names Chairmen Of Coming Year
The Damascus High PTA adopted next year budgets and set committee chairmen including hospitality newsletter library and book fair health magazine sales and building and grounds. Local clubs and groups reported events, donations, and upcoming meetings across Damascus Montgomery County Maryland with new officers named and fundraisers planned.
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Damascus High Pta
Luther Burke
Damascus Light School
Parent Teacher Association
Anson DeWitt
Robert Boyd
Miltno Show
Wayne Reinmuth
John Kelley
William Doe
Wesley Spangenberg
Robert Dale
PTA
Louise Floyd
Praker Watkins
Lee Sellers
Lions Club
Jar] Pape
Leonard Cobb
William Freienmuth
J. R. Meiklejohn
Red Cross
Damascus
University of Maryland
Woodfield
Damascus Junior Chamber of Commerce
Damascus Methodst
Jaycees
Treasury
Damascus Garden Club
Robert Moxley
Ray Moxley
Herbert Hoover ‘Woman’s Republican Club
Citizen’s Building and Loan
William Saunders
Montgomery County School Board
Damascus Lion's Club
Jones Returns To Philly Home
Miss ing basketball player Wally Jones formerly of Villanova and now with the Philadelphia 76ers returned to his Philadelphia home after being traded from the Baltimore Bullets. He said he sought seclusion out west and faced domestic problems, with co owner Ike Richman acting as his attorney to resolve them.
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Philadelphia
Wally Jones
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia 76Ers
Jones
Villanova University
76Ers
John Kerr
Baltimore Bullets
Baltimore
NBA
Bullets
Washington State
Ike Richman
The
Richman
Terps Get Look At Syracuse Attack
Maryland's scout team offered the front line a first preview of Syracuse's expected running attack for Saturdays game. Coach Tom Nugent said Kenny Ambrosko, out since Labor Day with a leg injury, will be rechecked Wednesday for readiness. Maryland beat Ohio 24-7 last week. Syracuse lost 24-0 to Miami.
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College Park
Maryland School for the Deaf Eyes New Soccer Brightness
County soccer team at Maryland School for the Deaf plans a stronger 1965 season led by coach Sam Parker. Ten returning lettermen include Arkley Wright and Larry Reedy. promising newcomers James House and Gordon Gray are named. Season opens October 7 at Linganore with a road schedule featuring Middletown, Thurmont, Brunswick, Emmitsburg, Walkersville, and a junty standings denoted schedule.
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Maryland School For the
Orioles
Sam Parker
Arkley Wright
Larry Reedy
John Ennis
Jim Riley
Tommy Sewell
John Roth
Mike Fairchild
Albert Barthlow
Lionel Moreland
Mike Childs
Parker
James House
Mark Owens
Mark Richmond
Gordon Gray
Linganore
Middletown
Thurmont
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Walkersville
Frederick Fair Racing Entries
Frederick Fair hosts two races with purses 40000 for 2:14 events. First race lists Candy Vole and Conestoga Susie among entrants from Myertown and Bedord with lineages and owners, plus multiple runners from New Oxford, Cambridge and Warsaw. Second race features Thunderhill and Katrine Van leading a field of Pace non winners of 20000 including Nemma’s King Fair Patch Hadley Mite Hal Direct Irish Revel Roy Patch and Pat Revin Scott with owners and handlers named.
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Candy Vole B.g
Ray Lineweaver
Myertown
Lineweaver
Samuel Mee Williams
Cambridge
Sam NicWilliams
Rodney
A. Hinson
Warsaw
H. A. Hinson
William T. Milhimes
New Oxford
Geo. Milhimes
Thunderhill
Alvin Lineweaven
Katrine van
Frank Seiders
Harrisburg
A. Burnett
Nemma’s King
H.a. Hinson
Hla, Hinson, Jr
Fair Patch Bik
M. Herbert Funkhouser
Woodstock
H. Funkhouser
G. Curtiss Soll
Hanover
C. Doll
E. Wise
R.L. Basler, Jr
L. Basler, Jr
Charles E. Benjamin
Lake Ronkon Koma
Long Island
N.Y
C. &. Benjamin
Roy Patch
Sally Patch
Westminster
C. E. Benjamin
Pat Revin Scott Ah
W. B. Arthur
Monetta
Arthur
Browns Quarterback Frank Ryan Hobbled by Bruised Foot
Cleveland Browns quarterback Frank Ryan limps with a bruised left foot and team physicians say prognosis for a start against the Philadelphia Eagles will be known late in the week. Injury occurred in the first half of Sunday's game with the St. Louis Cardinals in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Browns
Frank Ryan
Ryan
Philadelphia Eagles
St. Louis Cardinals
Woman sets new jet car land speed record in Utah
Betty Skelton of Detroit timed at 277.62 mph at Bonneville Salt Flats Utah establishing a new land speed record for women. The prior mark of 226 mph was set last year by Paula Murphy of Los Angeles in a jet car.
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Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
Betty Skelton
Detroit
Paula Murphy
Los Angeles
Batting Leaders Hint at First Repeat Since 1952
With Roberto Clemente leading the NL by 10 points and Tony Oliva atop the AL by six, major league batting champions may repeat. Clemente hits .233 while Oliva climbs to .321 with eight hits in 18 at bats as the season nears its end. Willie Mays sits fourth at .316, Brooks Robinson third at .304, and Carl Yastrzemski stands second at .315. The figures include Sunday's games.
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New York
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Tony Oliva
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Ferris Fain
Philadelphia
Musial
Fain
Ted Williams
Boston
Richie Ashburn
Tommy Davis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pete Runnels
Carl Yasizemski
Red Sox
Clemente
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Pirates
Aaron
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Oliva
Yastrzemski
Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Fred Whitfield
Horse Racing Card with Nine Races and Purses
Results page lists nine races from a harness or thoroughbred meet with purses ranging from 1,100 to 1,600. Each race notes age qualifiers, distance, time, and top finishers with jockeys or owners abbreviated, including horses like Antony The Abbot, Litt Palcen, Parry Point, Dee Lee, and Princess Louise along with various placings and payout figures.
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Ker
Tire
Antony the Abbot
Huet
Palcen
Magn
Fleet Sean
Vaell
Parry Point
Ardvint
Baltey Cevele
Pal
Shenandoah Downs Race Card Anomalies and Entries
The Shenandoah Downs program lists multiple maiden and claiming races across eight events. Notable entries include Balmy Hem, Princess Maonaun, Dizzya Bey, Elderberry Joe, Lady Tarantuls, Capum John, Capurn Danra, Sidewalk Cate, Beliverina, Dark Waters, Yarrow Davidson, Colony War, Market Master, and Santorini with various weights, payouts, and entry times. Attendance and handle figures appear, with details on purses ranging from 1,400 to 1,800 and race lengths from 2 furlongs to 1 mile plus 16th.
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Davidson
Gambaréetis
Frankome
Barthynette
Toad
Jacques Danra
Graham
Emarald Pet
Clark
Sidewalk Cate
Sniffer
Gus Griver
Hap
Davin
Noggin
Dark Waters
Slutty
Yarrow Davidson
Sugar Loch
Haig’s Hill
Vasil
Espineesa
Santorini
Riston
Little Doyle
Muilins
Malammed
Slutl
Sagefire
Lar
Miss Galstan
Dodgers Giants Toss Up In NL Pennant Race Odds
Las Vegas bookmakers list Dodgers and Giants as 10-11 favorites for the National League pennant with Reds at 5-2 as the season’s final week approaches. Rookies influence the betting outlook and the pennant picture remains unsettled.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Adams-Friendship rallies past Almond in tense gridiron win
In Adams Wisconsin, unbeaten Adams Friendship High School trailed Almond 7-0 when lights failed Friday. The game resumed Monday and Adams Friendship scored two touchdowns to overturn the deficit and win 12-7, maintaining their unbeaten record.
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Adams, Wis
Adams -Friendship High School
Almond
Adams- Friendship
Nicklaus tops money list with record winnings
Palm Beach Gardens Florida AP reports Jack Nicklaus has boosted his total winnings to a record 146746.88 dollars, more than 37000 ahead of Tony Lema who stands second at 108869.85. Nicklaus has won five of 21 tournaments and finished in the money 15 times this year according to the PGA on Monday.
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Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Jack Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Nicklaus
Professional Golfers’ Association
Taylor to Start Against Detroit
Washington Redskins report Charley Taylor will return next Sunday against Detroit after recovering from an ankle sprain. Rookie of the Year in 1964, Taylor's status follows a 27-7 loss to Dallas. Pat Richter also returns, may punt. injuries include Rutgens broken thumb and Krause dislocated finger.
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Washington
Washington Redskins
Charley Taylor
Detroit
Taylor
National Football League
Cleveland
Redskins
Dallas
Pat Richter
Prairie Field
Richter
Joe Rutgens
Paul Krause
Line Score Chicago and Philadelphia MLB Game Summary
Jackson earned the win, improving to 14-20, while Bunning took the loss at 18-9. Chicago scored 161 runs with a late surge, Philadelphia managed 041. Bun ning and Dalrymple contributed in the Chicago lineup.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Jackson
Roznovsky
Bunning and
Dalrymple
W—Jackson
L—Bunning
Baltimore Road Runners Defeat Frederick Cross Country Team
The Baltimore Road Runners beat Frederick Track and Field Club’s cross country team 11 to 12 at Clifton Park, with Christy Smallwood taking first for coach Jack Griffin. Nancy Korrell finished third, Sally Wetzel sixth, and Linda Delauter eighth among eleven Frederick runners.
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Baltimore
Frederick Track and Field Club
Clifton Park
Frederick
Christy Smallwood
Jack Griffin
Nancy Korrell
Sally Wetzel
Linda Delauter
Divorce boom in Juarez after Mexican decrees recognized
Ciudad Juarez across the Rio Grande from El Paso has issued 8,456 decrees in seven months, a rise of over 50 percent, as New York State courts recognize Mexican decrees. The three civil judges oversee the surge in divorce actions.
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Mexico City
Ciudad Juarez
Rio Grande
el Paso
Tex
New York
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Damascus Methodist Church
Jack Poule
Gue Road
Margaret Lentz
W.S.C S
Kasanga
Broaday East
Baltimore Parish
Charles McCreery
William Kroner
Walter Frear
Carol Thompson
W.S.C.S
Montgomery Methodist Church
Jerry Johnson
Mabel Phelps
Shirley McLain
Albert Warfield
Mt. Airy
Montgomery County Bankers
Peter Pan Inn
Bradley M. Woodfield
Walter Brown
Ray Brown
Allen Thompson
John King
Garner Duvall
Ed Fry
Herbert S. Hyatt
Matt Kuhn
Michael Lawerence
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Sarah Ruth Beck
John Beck Jr
Donald Boger
Montgomery General Hospital
Linda Callahan
Charles Callhan
Haney Avenue
David Pope
Suburban Hospital
Lloyd White
Filmore King of Etchison
Annabelle Gue
Long Corner
John Burdette
Raymond Burdette
Stephen Matthews Jr
Montgomery Junior College
Joanne Watkins
Wilmore
Kentucky
Asbury College
Sherry Duvall
Ronald
Montgomery County
Chestnut Farms Dairy
Rockville Civitan Club
Lewisdale
Sew and Save” Center
Wheaton
Upper County
United Givers Fund
Oliver R. Watkins
Germantown
Mae Pop
Ruby Hesse
Helen Green
Sistersville
West Virginia
Hesse
Edna Carson
Georgia Oland
Harrie Craver
George Norris
Cumberland
Roland Green
Maryland
Camp Louise
Roscoe Purdum
Ruth Beyer
Joanna, Hubbard
Gertrude Runyon
Raymond Harding Sr
Beulah Hyatt
Sallie Souder
Frank Depre
Maryland Bankers Association
Prince George's Country Club
Emerson Slatum
Waldo Robinson
Charles Kinnamon
Guy Wilson
Thomas Haynes
Deborah
Rockville
Mt. Airy Firemen’s Activities
Robert Mullinix
Deets Warfield, Jr
William Riggleman
George Easterday
Kenneth Shipley
News-Post
Montgomery Co
Fredfriktown
Savings and Trust Co
Frederick, Md
N. Market Street
W. Patrick Street
Prospect Plaza
Federal Deport Insurance Corporation
SpAap
Philly
Terps
Syracuse
Maryland School For the Deaf
Pikesville
Bond
Hagerstown
Ste Fur
Cugie
Tedderat
Reynetesy
Dee Lee
Hunt
Shirley A
Anne's
Caramita
Reader
Betty Benes
la Net
Reyne
Welcome
Corie
Reynolds
Davidear
Cosmic Brother
Reeder
Mauro
Saher
Princess Louise
Fort Garrison
Meiver
Philpps
Whiteman
Shenandoah Downs
Cremignt
Lee” Balmy
Hieway Bsimy
Maonaun
Bennie Dave
West Pond
Champra
Kitty
Wilfie
Tine
Mienachta
Osviewen
Paithanen
Rivera
Dizzya Bey
Seréen
Miorist
Salor Alan
Stripper
Spendy Nat
Afasbresk
Perses
Nolt
Kathy O
Sieseieg
Jad Jun
Hhorie
Moonlight Gail
Peres
Rusty
Torn Valley
Tuttany Bu
Buddy Jeby
Fleeting Pride
Bow
Prince Feck
Romina
Sally's
Jann
Sky Paint
Mr. Mustle
Waves
Tempest
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Long
Drugeist
Orangeburg
Shenandoar
UNDER
Charles Town
Norge
Zenith
Motorola
Melvin M. Engleroll
Frederick Bottled Gas Co., Inc
N. Market St
Farmers Supply Co
Delaval Milkers
DeLave
South Carroll St. Frederick, We
O’cinek
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Parents’ Magazine
Dus Bey
Patehe
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