Archery Deer Hunters Led by Frederick County Success
Archers in Frederick County report multiple recent deer kills with bows, listing several hunters and their catches. The archery season runs until sundown December 24, while firearms season continues. Deer checks must occur within the county within 24 hours of shooting, and hunting with a pistol during bow season remains illegal. exceptions apply for finished kills with certain muzzle energy pistols.
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Frederick County
Morris C. Fry
Thurmont
Four Point
Sabillasville
Richard J. Timmons
Cascade
Friend's Creek
R. F. Long
Baltimore
Doe
Emmitsburg
James L. Windsor
Rfc 2
Frederick
Button Buck
Eyler’s Valley
Edward Reddick
Union Bridge
Four Points
Catoctin Furnace
Charles Russ
Silver Spring
Spike Buck
Dick Jacques
Richard Jacques
New Market
Potomac
Seneca Ts White’s Ferry
Brunswick
Norman A. Piper
Braddock Heights
Commissioner Restores Power As Fans Pick Stars
In a near unanimous vote the two leagues restore full powers to the baseball commissioner. The plan also adopts a football style draft for high school and college players. A fan ballot for the All Star game will be run with a five player nomination panel and ballots at parks, with mail options for nonfranchise areas. The players say a computer firm can run the process for 27000 dollars.
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A. B
Happy) Chandler
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Ford C. Frick
Six Cadets Named All Tri State All-League Picks
Frederick's Tri State League named six players to the all league football teams with three on offense and three on defense. Thomas Johnson High School was unanimously accepted into the league starting 1966.
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Waynesboro
Frederick
Thomas Johnson High School
Martinsburg
South Hagerstown
Boonsoro
Westminster
North Hagerstown
Blaine Smith
Phil Schroder
Martin Burdette
Howard Hoy
Tri- State
Craig Rhoderick
Francis Foreman
Pete Markey
Larry Thompson
Darrell Taylor
Charley Greene
Benny Grove
Barry Melching
Howard County
Thomas Johnson
Hagerstown
Frank Toomey
University of Maryland
Dick Alger
Eugene Malkiewicz
Robert Yowell
John Moffitt
Steve Lenon
Terry Flanery
Terry Randall
Phil Schrodel
Marty Brenner
Ronnie Gray
Mike Wright
John Schmid
Bob Spinks
Jerry Houpt
Boonsboro
Danny Karns
NFL Goes Ahead In Checkbook War
The NFL signed top 1964 rookie Butkus with the Chicago Bears after a bid war with the AFL Jets. Dallas Cowboys landed Morton while Namath remains unsigned. Bears also signed Sayers, with DeLong moving to San Diego. Giants added Crenshaw and Reed. Pittsburgh signed Butler as league competition heats up.
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Butkus
Thaois
Chicago Bears
New York Jets
Morion
University of California
Dallas Cowboys
Oakland
Morton
Dallas
NFL
AFL
Donn Anderson
Texas Tech
Steve “Amath
Alabama
Texas
Ken Willard
North Carolina
San Francisco
Jack Snow
Notre Dame
Minnesota
George Donnelly
Illinois
APL
Tost
Namath
Gale Savers
Kansas
Chicago
Tom Nowatzke
Detroit
Larry Elkins
Baylor
Houston
Steve DeLong
Tennessee
San Diego
Jets
St Louis Cardinals
George Halas
Bears
Sayers
DeLong
Denver
Arthur Morse
Meredith
Don Meredith
Cowboys
Jerry Rhome
Tulsa Flash
Rhome
New York Giants
Ben Crenshaw
Jackson State
Smith Reed
Alcorn A&m
Pittsburgh
Jim Butler
Edward Waters College
Jacksonville
Fla
FHS Season Ducats On Sale For Cadets Home Games
Frederick High School announces ticket sales for the Cadets basketball season. Season tickets go on sale December 1 at the gate, with reservations possible by phone during the day at the high school.
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Frederick
Loun May Be Part of Trade For Dodger Slugger
Frederick pitcher Ton Loun may be part of a Washington Senators trade to lure a Dodgers slugger. A Washington Star report says either Loun or Dave Stenhouse could be offered along with Woody Held in the deal. Loun showed promise with two late season appearances and one major league shutout against Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sox
Fenway Park
Senators
Washington
Jefthander
Florida
Terrapins Edge GW 83 80 In Tight Rivalry Game
Maryland survived a back and forth contest with George Washington 83-80 as lead changes totaled 27. Gary Ward and Jay McMillen led Maryland with 24 points each while Phil Arus cavage had 21 for GW.
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College Park
Maryland
George Washington
Terps
Penn
State
Rick Wise
Colonials
Gary Ward
Jay McMillen
Phil Aruscavage
Cincinnati
College Basketball Scores From Various Matches
Army drilled Lehigh 60 to 54 while Maryland beat George Washington 83 to 80. William and Mary topped Hampden Sydney 98 to 70 and Buffalo defeated American University 71 to 46. St Louis edged Ohio State 79 to 76. Georgia Tech won 83 to 75 over SMU. Michigan State beat Northern Michigan 82 to 76. Manhattan 76 Colgate 62. Georgia 64 North Carolina 61. Florida State 76 VMI 72. Ronnie Waldo of Rice led the Owl baseball team in hitting last spring.
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William & Mary
Hampden - Sydney
Shepherd
Bridgewater
University of Buffalo
American University (DC
St Louis U
Ohio State
William and Mary
Hampden-Sydney
Buffalo
American Univ
Georgia Tech
SMU
Michigan State
Northern Mich
Manhattan
Colgate
Georgia
North Carolina
Florida State
VMI
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Baseball
Colts
Lions
Browns
Cardinals
Rams
49Ers
Ark
Kentucky
Kent Gey
Barton Glatilling Company
Berestown
Newnon County
Vikings
Eagles
Redskins
Steelers
Lefty Kreh
Associated
Dick Butkus
Craig Morton
National Football League
Sumberest
Western Maryland General Tire
East South St
Carroll Street
G.W
Army
Lehigh
Geroge Washington
Ronnie Waldo
Rice
Owl
Cail
Wee
Blue Ridge Oil Company
P. O. Box
Frederick, Md
Ithica
Carbine
Weatherby
Maryland and Exchange
Rt. 40
West, RD
Frederick, Maryland
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