Deer Kill Report Documents Multiple Towns and Hunters
Shafts bury clerk Mrs Pauline Knapp lists deer kills across Vermont towns with weights and dates from Nov 16 to Nov 19. Entries include residents from Shaftsbury Pownal North Bennington and Wilmington plus surrounding states and towns with weights ranging from 1 00 to 8 175 pounds and notes of ad and sp classifications. Special Deputy Ralph Fleming Jr and Town Clerk Mary Hodeck report additional kills from Manchester Depot and Pownal while Game Warden Roy Hoos records further Wilmington and Stratton harvests including two bears and several 4 130 to 8 175 pound kills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Dailey
Shaftsbury
Weston
Ralph Harrington
White Creek N. Y
Paul Harris
Howard Ruggles
North Bennington
Ralph Fleming Jr
Frank Campney
Manchester Depot
Winhall
Rachel Mason
Pownal
Lawrence Burdick Sr
North Pownal
John Burdick
Frank Harris Jr
Williamstown
Mass
South Pownal
Selma Palmer
Ted DeMarco
Mary Hogel
Bennington
Gloria Campbell
Raymond Towslee Sr
Trenor Elwell
Dorset
Vance Stacy
Sunderland
Helen Upton
Dover
Jeffrey McCathron
Trumbull
Conn
Francis E. Howe
Wilmington
Peter Crafts
Marlboro
Clarence Spencer
Buckland
Stratton
William E. Shippee
West Dover
Strikes and Spares League Standings And Highs
The report lists bowling league standings across groups and shows multiple teams with win loss records such as Mitch's Try Hards and Warren Wirettes, plus individual high scores like Cummings 192 and Appel 574. Local centers include D & D Jolivette and Lion’s club entries with several notable high singles and triples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitch
Warren Wirettes
Marty's Flowers
Dragons
Powder Box
Polygraphic
E. T. Williams
Dutch Girls
Remcoettes
Wassicks
Lonergan & Thomas
Green Mountain League Hawks
Tigers
A. Thomson - High
A. Thompson Cummings
Lauzon
B. Cummings
Lions
B. Appel
A. J. Kennedy
D & D Jolivette
F. Douglass
R. Raymond
1690 & S Choice
H&w Esso
B. Corbett
Lonergan
Selkirk Takes Rejuvenation Charge of Senators
Washington appoints George Selkirk as general manager to rebuild the Senators after a last-place finish for a second straight year. He plans a meeting with Manager Mickey Vernon, acting GM Joe Burke, and scout Jack Sheehan as he reshapes a young roster amid the looming major league draft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Selkirk
Joneses
Washington Senators
Angels
Los Angeles
Senators
Ed Doherty
Senator
Selkirk
Mickey Vernon
Joe Burke
Doherty
Jack Sheehan
Cerv Plans Comeback
Kansas City AP reports Bob Cerv, released by the Houston Colts on Aug. 3, hopes to return to baseball next spring. The 36 year old outfielder, who underwent a knee operation last winter, believes he will be much stronger in the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Bob Cerv
Houston Colts
UVM Names 1963 Football Captain Elect
Sophomore center George Oelze of Union City New Jersey is chosen as captain elect for the University of Vermont football 1963 season. Oelze, 175 pounds, moved from guard to center and started this year and captained the undefeated freshman team last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Oelze
Union City
N.J
University of Vermont
Oelze
UVM
Springfield College Faces NCAA Semi Final In St Louis
Springfield College soccer departs for St Louis to play the NCAA semi finals, meeting the Pitt Maryland winner on Thanksgiving Day. The final is set for Saturday. Springfield owns a 9 2 1 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Springfield College
St. Louis
Woman Finds Both Contact Lenses On One Eye
Chattanooga AP reports Mrs. Jay Solomon discovered both contact lenses on one eye after hours of searching for the missing pair. The unusual placement highlights a common eyewear misplacement mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jay Solomon
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Deer Kill
Pauline Knapp
Myron Greene
Peru
Howard Browe
Edwin Colvin
Sandgate
Ted S. Bozek
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
East Arlington
Wallace Romano
Troy
Gordon Nesbitt
White Creek
Gary Skidmore
Manchester
Mary Hodeck
Gerad Campbell
Haynes Corners
Mt. Tabor
Virginia Martin
Woodford
Russell Fitch
Ralph Woods
Roger Maynard
F. B. Mann Jr
Leonard Johnson
Somerset
Donald Brown
Whitingham
John Brown
Clarksburg
Thomas Partinope North
Leland McCullough
Farrington
Howard Dix
Charles Dunn
Malcolm Dorey
Belchertown
Richard Aiken
Fairview
George Beety
Outh SH Sadley
Frank Root
Pittsfield
Emil _ Bonante
Lanesboro
Percey Hawkins
Bridgewater
Walden Day
Vernon
Leon Brasser
Herman Crawford
Clarence Casey
Meridan
Donald Snow
Holland Snow
Alden Twachtman
Dorian Robinson
Leroy Lawrence
Newington
Roy Hoos
Donald L. Groves
Ashfield
Edward Scott
South Ashfield
Howard Shehlik
West Redding
Leland Newell Woodbury
Wordsboro
Stewart Hunkler
Florida
Theodore Ray
Alfred Denning
Bruce Caldwell
TC90
North Radio
North Bennington Road
Ge Philaore
B. Martin
G. Dixon
Harriman Deuces
R. Murdock
Mobile Barber Shop
Dover Boys
J. Watters
L. Waters
Harriman Aces
Precisionists
W. McKenna
Thunderbirds — Power Co
Thunderbirds
Harriman
Harriman Aces Mobile Barber Shop
Markers Power Co
Readsboro Legionaires
R. Hopkins
Wilmington Lions
Haystackers
Brissette
A. Brissette
Colonial Shell
Rhythm Boys
Rhythm Boy
Ires
Colonial Shell Wilmington Lions
Sigma
Ettes
Buttons & Bows
Willard
Atkinson
O'Connor
Jarvis
Hopkins
M'S League
En's League
Travel
County Aviation Corporation
Bennington Airport
Bennington, VT
Panasonic
Noveck - Shultz, Inc
Economy Auto Stores, Inc
Main Street
Maytag
Hopalong
Howard
Cassady
Philadelphia Eagles
New York Giants
The
Cerv
Burlington, Vt
Motorola
RADIO
Babcock Electric
Morgan ST
WISE
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