Hunting season tips warn of misidentifications and safety
A Maryland memo recalls deer season mishaps including misidentified game such as a goat and a sailor mistaken for a deer. It notes New York tests for first time hunters, alcohol rules, and urges briefings to prevent accidents. The piece mentions stamps, licenses, and a prize offer from Delphey’s Sport Store for a legal deer trophy.
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New York State Conservation Commission
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Mount St Marys Opens Season vs Providence Friars
Mount St Marys meets fourth ranked Providence in Providence Rhode Island to open the season. Mountaineers led by Jim Phelan feature Dick Saylor and Dave Maloney, while Providence relies on Jim Hadnot John Thompson and George Zalucki as 8 p.m. tip is broadcast on WITR FM.
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Vinne Ernst
Madison Square Garden
Dick Saylor
Dick Talley
John O'Reilly
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Eddie Pfeiffer
Dave Maloney
Dave Samuels
Phelan
Samuels
Thompson
Hadnot
John Thompson
Washington, D.C
John Carroll High School
George Zalucki
Ernst
Mt. St. Mary's
Witrfm
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White Sox trade Pierce Larsen to Giants in big deal
Chicago sends Billy Pierce and Don Larsen to San Francisco for Ed Fisher Dom Zan gia and Bob Farley plus a player to be named later. Pierce went 10 9 with a 3 80 ERA last season in 39 games. Larsen was 7 1 after a Kansas City stint and owns a World Series perfect game. Farley hit .207 with 20 homers in Tacoma last season.
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Army Navy gridiron clash set for Saturday
Army and Navy prepare for a featured interservice battle this weekend with scouts and fans primed. Reports mention coaches Dae Hel and Warne Karin guiding squads as players from California and Georgia arrive for the game.
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Minors Adopt Plan to Curb Bonus Output
The minor leagues approve a rule to slow the bonus spree that cost $12 million in 1961. First year minors must enter the draft at $8,000, with limited optioning and waivers. Progress bonuses and a college scholarship fund are also created, effective if majors adopt it.
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Associated Press
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Bob Bailey
Long Beach
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Ford
C. Frick
George Trautman
Frick
Charles Town to Open December 15
The West Virginia Racing Commission approved a 47 day winter meeting at Charles Town Race Course starting December 15 in conjunction with Maryland officials. Pimlico ends December 14, with the 1962 season starting February 9 at Bowie. Pimlico management owns Charles Town and the schedule aims to suit eastern trainers wintering in the region.
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Players Seek Two All Star Games in 1962 Dream Doubleheader
MLB players urged owners to stage two All Star games in 1962 after an overwhelming 491-49 vote in favor. National and American League executives will decide after meetings, with a Washington committee lead by Gene Woodling and Bob Friend awaiting a scheduling promise.
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Associated Press
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Milwaukee
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New York
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Tuck
Woolanz
Chicago
Wrigley Field
Cubs Rookie Billy Williams Wins 1961 NL ROY
Chicago Cubs outfielder Billy Williams, a Whitier, New York native, was named 1961 National League rookie of the year by the Baseball Writers Association of America. He received 10 of 16 votes, becoming the first Chicago player to win since the writers began voting in 1949. Williams batted .273 with 20 doubles, 7 triples, 25 home runs and 48 RBIs in 1960.
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Kennedy to Miss Army Navy Parade in Philadelphia
The White House announced President Kennedy will skip the parade of Annapolis midshipmen and West Point cadets at the Army Navy game in Philadelphia. He will arrive at Philadelphia’s stadium at 1 pm after the grand entry of cadets.
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Racing executive reelected head of national association
E. E Dave Sneffer of the Detroit Racing Association was reelected president of the Thoroughbred Racing Associations of the United States on Thursday.
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New York
Dave Sneffer
Detroit Racing Association
United States
Masai Send Shield and Spear Token to Kennedy
Masai tribesmen in Kenya, hard hit by drought that is killing cattle, send a shield and spear to President Kennedy to express gratitude for relief food from America.
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Nairobi
Kenya
America
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