First Day Deer Kill Falls Short of 1960 Peak
Openers of the bucks only fire arms season in Frederick County report 133 deer slain on Saturday, 23 fewer than last year. Largest bucks tied at 144 pounds with eight points each, Howard Willard and Harold Weller. Weathered patterns show fewer kills at Frederick City Watershed and a shift of deer from watershed into valleys and mountains.
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Lefty Kren
News-Post
Frederick County
Game Commission
Howard Willard
Thurmont Rt. 2
Harold Weller
Mt. Airy
Floyd Bowman
Cascade
Frederick City
U. S. 15
Thurmont
Harold Elser
Natural Resources Institute
University of Maryland
Elser
Frederick
Western
Maryland
Pro Football Standings and NBA Result
The fragment notes early auto engine history from 1903 and records a NBA score where Boston defeated Cincinnati 119 to 96. It mentions pro football standings in a dated context but provides no team names or dates for a complete league table.
Lions Edge Bears On Last-Second Extra Point
Detroit quarterback Earl Morrall led a 73-yard drive to Terry Barr’s five-yard TD with seconds left. Jim Martin then kicked the deciding extra point from the 24-yard line as Chicago’s Roger Leclerc tied a 25 year NFL record with five field goals. Lions climb to second in the Western Division.
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Chicago
Detroit
Jim Martin
Chicago Bears
Roger Leclerc
Leclerc
Bears
Earl Morrall
Jim Ninowski
Lions
Terry Barr
Martin
Martin Cooly
Trinity College
Ernie Nevers
Duluth Eskimos
Browns Coast Over Cowboys in Eastern Race Thriller
Cleveland opened with two fumbles recovered and a pass interception for three first quarter touchdowns to beat Dallas 38 17. Bernie Parrish scored on a 4 yard fumble return and a 30 yard interception return, while Vince Costello and Parrish added scores. Eddie Lebaron sparked a late Cowboys rally with a two TD connection and Lou Groza added 8 points as the Browns tighten their division bid.
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Dallas
Tex
Cleveland
Bernie Parrish
Vince Costello
Parrish
Cowboys
Eddie Lebaron
Jim Doran
Lou Groza
Don Hutson
Green Bay Packers
Browns
Hutson
Cleveland Davis
Unbeaten College Teams Listed by AP for 1961
Seventeen college football teams finished regular seasons without a loss or tie per AP. Alabama extended its win over Auburn to 34-0, while Rutgers closed its slate with a 50-point game. these were the only major colleges on the unbeaten list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Alabama
Auburn
Rutgers
Tough Oiler Defense and Blanda Upset Chargers 33 13
Houston Oilers overwhelmed the previously unbeaten San Diego Chargers 33 to 13 as George Blanda tossed four touchdown passes and kicked a 55 yard field goal. The Oilers defense stifled San Diego and the crowd of 38 845 set a league attendance record.
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Blanda
Chargers
Houston
George Blanda
Houston Oilers
San Diego Chargers
Oilers
Wally Lemm
San Diego
Reynolds Hurls Bills to Triumph
The Buffalo Bills beat the Oakland Raiders 26 to 21 at Candlestick Park as M C Reynolds connected with Glenn Bass on multiple passes. Art Baker powered the Bills with two rushing touchdowns, including the late winner, while Bass drew defenders creating space for the attack in wet conditions. Crowd of about 8,001 witnessed the AFL clash.
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San Francisco
M.C. Reynolds
Oakland
Glenn Bass
Buffalo Bills
Raiders
Art Baker
Bills
Bass
Baker
Titans Rally To Beat Dallas Texans 24 7 In AFL Clash
New York Titans build two late first half touchdowns and a 40 yard run by Al Dorow to down the Dallas Texans 24 7 sealing a key win in the AFL Eastern Division race. Titans force three Dallas fumbles and intercept four passes while bottling Abner Haynes to 45 yards on 16 carries.
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NEW York
New York Titans
al Dorow
Dallas Texans
Titans
Dallas
Abner Haynes
ACC Teams Dominate Non League Play Saturday
North Carolina opened ACC play with a 69 46 victory over Virginia as Dean Smith debuted as Tar Heel coach. Clemson beat VMI 87 84, Wake Forest defeated Davidson 96 82, South Carolina edged Lenoir Rhyne 82 72, and N C State beat Tennessee 71 64. Maryland fell to Penn State 22 points in a second half rally led by Wayne Lundy who scored 22.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Terps
Penn State
Wayne Lundy
Lundy
Bruce Kelleher
Dean Smith
Bryan McSweeney
Jim Hadock
Tar Heels
Gene Engel
Wake Forest
Davidson
Clemson
Virginia Military
South Carolina
Lenoir Rhyne
N.C. State
Tennessee
Jim Brennan
Tigers
VMI
Brennan
Ponts
Lenoir
Lenoir Rhyne, Trailing the Bears By Four Points At the Half. But the Gamecocks
Art Whisnant
South Carolina Ith
Deacons
Len Chappel
Billy Packer
Bill Jarman
Jon Speaks
John Punger
College basketball schedule list for week
The schedule shows games across several universities. North Carolina hosts Clemson and N C State travels to Wake Forest while Davidson visits Duke. Georgetown plays Hawaii on Saturday and Virginia meets South Carolina and Clemson in other games.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Carolina
Tennemes
Ohio State
Wake Forest
N. C. State
North Carolina
Clemson
N.C. State
Wake Fort
Davidson
Duke
Georgetown
Hawaii
Washington
Virginia
South Carolina
Louisville
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Adamstown
Edward Weillner Hawthorne
Friend's Creek
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Edward L. Staley
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Eyler
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Walkersville
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Td. Ws
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Sykesville
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College Mi
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Spike Eyier
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Frederick, Md
East Fourth Street
Glass & Mirror
East St
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Service Glass Works, Inc
Reynolds
ACC
the Ideal Garage Co., Inc
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Simca
Watkins
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Woodbine Auto
Woodbine, Maryland
Xmas Bikes
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Ridgeville
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Bassador
P.5
DR. This All White Beauty
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Optometrist
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