Hagerstown Citizens Split Over Best High School Athlete
In a casual town discussion, locals name top Hagerstown High athletes from the 1930s to prewar era. Jack Stonebraker earns praise for versatility in football, basketball, and baseball, with mentions of Karl Widmyer Joe Hartle Joe Coppengardner and Hoppengardner. The debate remains unofficial and lively.
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Yukon
Hagerstown
Jack Stonebraker
Eddie Semler
Old Hagerstown
Stonebaker
Yankees
Phil Rizzuto
Till
Surt Stonebraker
Karl
Peeny) Widmyer
Wie
Hagerstown High
Joe Hartle
Joe Coppengardner
Hartle
Hoppengardner
University of Maryland
Hagerstown area stars vie for all time high school athlete
A lively debate features Hagerstown figures from the 1940s including Les Smith Deanie Mc Namee and Dave Cianelli. Leo Burke Roy Stoller Phil Petry and Dwight York are named as standout standouts, with mentions of Virginia Tech fame and Chicago Cubs links during a regional sports nostalgia discussion.
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Hagerstown
Les Smith
Joe Palkavity
Deanie McNamee
Dave Cianelli
Hagerstown High
University of Maryland
Leo Burke
Hubs
Virginia Tech
Chicago Cubs
Roy
Tubby) Stoller
Funkstown
South High Rooters
Phil Petry
Perry
South High
Dwightee
York University of Maryland
Intra City Contest At Armory Top High School Game
The Armory hosts St Maria Goretti versus South High in a city basketball showcase. St Maria Goretti aims for a city win despite being the underdog against the Rebels while riding a two game streak and seeking a 4-2 record.
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Hagerstown Armory
St. Mariay
Nick Scallion
Hamoe
Skein
Reds
Chambersburg
Walkersville
Clear Spring
Hancockean
Panthers
Dan Kerns
Larry Wheeler
Wenminster
Frederick
Darkhorse
Waynesboro
Martinsburg
Smithsburg
Hinmits
O’ Burg
Ovier Area
Berkeley Springs
Shepherd
Musselman
Aluniol
Warpers Ferry
Lingatore
Milchdown
James Buchanan
Balling Spring
St.Thomws
Scotland
Souther Fulton
McConnellsburg
Fannett Metal
Greencastle
Shippensburg
Mira Concannon Duel On Tap In Senior Bowl
MOBILE Alabama AP both Mira and Concannon named to start for the North and South teams in the 15th annual Senior Bowl. Mira of Miami completed 27 of 42 passes for 336 yards and two touchdowns in a come from behind South victory. Concannon of Boston College added 12 of 23 for 266 yards with one or more scores as the North edged the South. Kickoff at Ladd Stadium is 1 p m CST with near sellout expected for the 80500 capacity venue.
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Mobile
Ala
George Mira
Jack Concannon
Miami
Concannon
Boston College
Mira
University of Miami
I North
George Wilson
Detroit Liang
Dick Shiner
Maryland
Bill Mungan
Utah State
South
Ton Landry
Rallis Cowboy
Garery Rakestraw
Georgia
al Mont
Lothridge
Grorgia Tech
Kothridge
North
Ladd Stadium
Rival Leagues Bid On Gridders In Pro Draft News
The American Football League and NFL compete for top college talent with major signings. Kansas City paid 42,500 for tackle Borghetti, who will also pursue dental school. Oakland signed 270-pound Nex Minich, while Houston added Benny Nelson. Fracehla joined St Louis after an injury plagued rise at Alabama. Theisen joined the Rams after starring for Nebraska. Canada lured Dave Casinelli from Memphis State with the Edmonton Eskimos.
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Fenfral
Amie
Riral
Chiefs
Wittsburgh
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Borghetti
Clu
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Nex Minich
Arizona State College
Flagstaff
Houston Oilers
Alabama
Benny Nelson
NFL
Detroit Lions
Mike Fracehla
St. Louis Cardinals
Fracehla
Nebraska
Dave ‘Thelsen
Corntuskers
Auten
Los Angeles Rams
Theisen
Rams
Canada
Memphis State
Dave Casinelli
Bath
Casinelli
Edmonton Eskimos
Palmer Heads Golf Field
Palmer leads a field in the Los Angeles Open weekend activity as tennis and basketball headlines mix with boxing talk. The piece notes Palmer awaiting a potential title defense and discusses Liston Giardello talks, plus NBA network plans and game broadcasts involving the Baltimore Bullets and New York Knicks.
Pro Basketball TV Coast-To-Coast Network Expansion
Kennedy noted about 20 cities joined the network with more outlets expected by fall, as Thursday telecasts include the All-Star game from Boston on Jan. 34. The NBA Board will decide revenue shares at May meetings, with nine teams to receive portions. The league seeks broader TV deals with the three major networks for the 1964-65 season to supplement or replace existing rebroadcasts.
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National Basketball Association
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Teague
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PTO
Elebacker
Larry Morris
Chicago
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Battery
Y. A
Tittle
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Knicks
Wwe
Purdue
Morris
Kenne
Sport Magazine
Kennedy Salt
Boston
Board of Governors
Orioles Open 1964 Home Schedule Against Yankees
The Orioles plan a 1964 home opener against the New York Yankees as part of a season preview. The article outlines ticket plans, prices, and new seating options at Memorial Stadium, plus scheduled events and media notes for the season.
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Gordon Bearg
Associated Press
Orioles
Ers
New York Yankees
Starm Oil
Ager Lee MacPhail
Jam
Jack Brandt
Baltimore Oriole
Yankees
Sampaign
Milt Pappas
MacPhail
Dales
Gus Johnson
Baltiqinst
Chicago
Fai
Baltimore Colts
Colts
Oriole
Yemorial
Howie
Memorial Stadium
Baltimore
College Basketball Results Snapshot Across Teams
Virginia Tech edged Virginia 62 to 60 while Jacksonville beat Curgan News 56. Pitt routed Dartmouth 107 to 63 and Richmond defeated Florida State 69 to 65. Rhode Island toppled Bradley 100 to 70 as Texas State fell 78 to 73. Furman beat West Virginia 87 to 65 and St Louis won 70 to 63 over Tulsa. Houston 64 edged Air Force 63, Butler 67 over St Josephs, Brigham Young 85 over Montana 65.
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Virginia Tech
Virginia
Jacksonville
Curgan-News Oo
Pitt
Dartmouth
Richmond
Florida State
Loyola of the South
Rhodesland
Bradley
No. Texas St
Avele
Calif
Santa Barbara
Furman
West Virginia
Taylor
Tamps
Scranton
Yeshiva
St. Louis
Tulsa
Houston
Air Force
Butler
St. Joseph's
Brigham Young
Montana
Packers Must Stop Passing Of Frank Ryan
In ATLAMS Florida the Packers aim to slow Frank Ryan and the Browns offense as the two teams clash in the Playoff Bowl for the runners up. Ryan threw 25 touchdown passes and 102 yard estimated totals in the regular season. Kickoff is 2 p.m. EST and the game will be televised with a local blackout. Projections anticipate a 50,000 crowd.
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Packers
Frank Ryan
Atlams
Fla
Green Bay
Aga
Cleveland Browns
D. C
Fectorate
Rice
Ryan
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