Nearly 100 Deer Shot in Frederick County Opening Day Report
Frederick County reports 98 hunters checked deer on the first day of firearms season. The article details turnout, locations like Baugher and Putman Road, and lists many individual hunters and their antlered bucks. A note mentions a 12 year old hunter with a cast and late day deer registrations at Ben's Esso.
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Frederick County
Baugher and
Putman Road
Frederick
Mink Farm
Catoctin Furnace
James Brant
Richard Jacques
Ben’s Esso
Washington County
Jack Harris
Union Bridge
Fertiz
Pearl Orchard
Glen E. Bradley
Balto
Emmitsburg
Geo DeSanter
Timonium
Derr
High Line
Faun Plammans
John Roberson
Edgar
Sell
Westminster
Fishing Creek
Luther A. Sullivan
White Marsh
Spike
College Ma
Tydings Amc Zimis
Walkersville
Debough Rd
William F. West
Gary Hauver
Thurmont
Cat Rock
Loyd Manhan
Lantz
Deerfield
Dixon A. ‘Yaste
Eylers Valley
Linwood Kern
Friend Creek
Kenny Manhan
Michelson
Hyattsville
Quarry
John W. Shultz
Taneytown
Friends Creek
James ‘Sanagle
Blue Mt
Edwin Gaydon
Laurel
Cunningham Falls
Charles Watkins
Damascus
John P. Myers
Donald Bridges
Fred, Md
Wm. Merritt
Culleny Md
Sabillisvilles
Benjamin Bowman
Smithsburg
College Mt
Crummell Jacobs
Mt. Airy. Md
Hornest Rd
Gary Harrison
Kemavilles
Hornest
Wilbur Holtz
Sabillisville
James Davidson Jr
Bowie
Sad
Debough
Huffman
Rockville
Marion J. Masser
Calvin Calimer
Lanz
Leo Manhan
Snook’s
Myersville
Highland
Roy F. Harley
Yellow Springs
Leon Faidley
Mt Airy
Frederick City
Walter Clem
Charles E. Warne
Silver Spring
Baugher Road
Robert D. Roberts
Fred. City
George F. Crouse
Middletown Valley
George F. Ray
Ralph H. Blank
Eyler's Valley
W. H. Mailer
Suitland
Tiger Giardello Title Fight Promises Steady Aggression
Middleweight champion Dick Tiger prepares for a 15 round title defense against challenger Joey Giardello at Convention Hall in Atlantic City. Tiger vows to pressure inside, while Giardello contends he will counter fight, aiming to claim the crown in a bout shaping up with Nigerian champion Tiger and Brooklyn born challenger Giardello.
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Jack Hand
Atlantic City
N.J
Dick Tiger
Joey Giardello
Convention Hall
Giardello
Nigeria
Gene Fullmer
Las Vegas
Tiger
Fullmer
San Francisco
Fenses
Jersey Jones
Joey
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Bozeman
Mont
Pal Joey
Eagles Sold to D C Man for 5 505 500
Philadelphia AP The Philadelphia Eagles were sold Thursday night for 5 505 500 to Washington contractor Jerry Wolman. Sale hinges on NFL approval and the votes of 11 of 13 remaining owners. Wolman, a Shenandoah Pennsylvania native, led a heated four hour meeting amid competing bids.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Eagles
Washington
Jerry Wolman
National Football League
Wolman
Shenandoah
Joseph McCrane
Garden State
Eugene Mori
Jack Wolgin
Credit Corporation
James
Joseph Keelty
Baltimore House
James Keelty
Baltimore Orioles
Terror QB Named M D Most Valuable Player
Terry Confer of Western Maryland was named the All Mason-Dixon Conference football MVP for leading the Terrors to conference supremacy. He shared the honor with teammate Tom Bowman while Fullback Jack Luck was a repeat selection. The team includes Albert Couther Wayne Latham Michael Olick Thomas Throckmorton Sidney Druen John Capehart and Samuel McLaughlin.
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Baltimore
Terry Confer
Western Maryland
Jack Luck
Randolph
Conter
Luck
Albert Couther
Gallaudet
Wayne Latham
Bridgewater
Bowman
Michael Oilick
Johns Hopkins
Thomas Throckmorton
Randolph-Macon
Charles Rider
Samuel McLaughlin
Hampden-Sydney
Sidney Druen
John Capehart
Kellett Honored With Bert Bell Award
Philadelphia AP reports Donald S. Kellett executive VP and GM of the Baltimore Colts received the Bert Bell Award from the Bakers Club for his contributions to professional football. Kellett, a former University of Pennsylvania athlete, earned nine varsity letters as an undergraduate.
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Philadelphia
Donald S. Kellett
Baltimore Colts
National Football League
Bert Bell
Bakers Club
Kellett
University of Pennsylvania
Tar Heels share ACC title after prolific offense
North Carolina's 1963 Tar Heels finish the 10-game schedule with an average 341.4 yards per game to rank second in ACC history. The team trails only Maryland's 1953 national champions in total offense as UNC heads to the Gator Bowl with 3,410 yards and 21 touchdowns.
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Washington
Washington Redskins
College Park
Dick Shiner
University of Maryland
Shiner
Redskins
Norman Snead
George Izo
Bill McPeak
Greensboro
N. C
North Carolina
Tar Heels
N. C. State
Maryland
ACC
North Caro
Tar Heels lead ACC in offense and pass defense
North Carolina topped ACC totals with a 395.5 yard average and 160.5 passing yards per game, leading pass defense. Clemson led rushing offense, rushing defense and total defense as Edge of UNC won total offense with 1,413 yards and Ken Willard claimed the rushing title with 648 yards. Dick Shiner led in passing.
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Lina
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Clemson
Junior Edge
Scotty Glacken
Duke
Ken Willard
Jay Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Dick Shiner
Boxers Of The Month Named Laguna And Mazzinghi
Ismael Laguna of Panama and Sandro Mazzinghi of Italy were named Boxers of the Month by the World Boxing Association. Laguna toppled Rafia Kings to become top contender in the 126 pound class while Mazzinghi stopped Ralph Dupas to retain the 154 pound title. NCAA Championships semifinals held at New Brunswick New Jersey saw Navy defeat Army 9 to 4.
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Miami Beach
Ismael Laguna
Panama
Sandro Mazzinghi
Italy
World Boxing Association
Laguna
Rafia Kings
Nigeria
Mazzinghi
Ralph Dupas
New Orleans
Quality Used Cars lineup with classic era bargains
A compact ad lists several vintage cars with prices including a 1962 Chevrolet Bel Air four door priced at 1995, a 1962 Chevy II at 1495, a 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air at 1695, a 1960 Ford Fairlane 500 at 1265, a 1959 Ford Galaxy at 195, a 1956 Ford Convertible at 545, and a 1955 Cadillac Coupe Deville at 295.
Maryland tops with 108 completions in season standouts
Maryland led with 108 completions while Glacken threw for 1,265 yards. Edge posted the best completion percentage among the leaders at .524.
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Maryland
Glacken
Edge
College Basketball and NBA Scores From Various Games
Ithaca defeated St. Lawrence 74 to 62 in college basketball action. Georgia crushed Clemson 87 to 36. Loyola New Orleans beat Southern Mississippi 72 to 69. Texas A and M won 61 to 58 over Houston. DePaul topped Idaho State 78 to 67. In the NBA Cincinnati 118 defeated Boston 108 while St Louis 106 beat Philadelphia 103. Navy edged North Carolina 48 to 47 in swimming.
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Ithaca
St. Lawrence
Georgia
Clemson
Loyola
New Orleans
Southern Mississippi
Texas A&m
Univ. of Houston
DePaul
Idaho State
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
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William Jennings Bryan
Thaddeus Stevens
United States
William Pitt
William Gladstone
England
Eagles
D. C. Man
Terror
M-D
Texas
Falcon Ranchero, Ltd
Studebaker
Crouse Ford! Sales
Taneytown, Md
Cruise Headquarters
Boyer Travel Agency
S. Market Street
Pontiac
Dean
Pontiac Tempest
Catalina H. T
P. B
P.B
Hydrematic
Ridgeville, MD
Mt. Airy
New Brunswick
N. J
Navy
Army
CAR Discount Enterprise
South Street
Jefferson Street
Thunderbird
the Frederick Motor CO
West Patrick St
Ace
Sea Gulls
Warda Hendrix
Hugh Forgie
Surpley's. Inc
Chevrolet
the News
Lika
Jayane
R&h
COMET
R& H
Lawson Motor Sales Sales
New Market, Md
Davair Cpe
RF Patc
DR. Biscayne
Chevrolet OK
Wwagon Ltd
Fordor H.T
Ford Fairlane Tudor É ¢Yl, Ltd
Trans
Parkwood Forder
Ford Tudor Co
Ford Fairlane Forder
Fords
the Motor Company
Santa
KEY
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
East Patrick ST
Weat College Terrace
Walter Snow
North Market
Warfield
PatRick St
Kaufman Sales & Service, Inc
SS Studebaker
Goodwill
Bonne
Conv
R.&h
Ren Pontiac
E. Sixth St
BUICK
E. Patrick St
Mercury Montclair
Mercomatic
Cruiseomat
Moyer
North Market St. Exi’d
Arcade Rowling Asey
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