Afield Fishing Tips and Book Reviews Highlight Maryland
Maryland fishing notes discuss buck boats and charters in Bay County with catches ranging 50 to 125 rockfish per boat. Compiled book reviews praise Familiar Insects of America and Gunning the Chesapeake, plus wildlife drawing guides and local art interest.
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Pivulisce
St. Mar
Buck
Buck Seoe
Greenwood
Compion
Maryland
America
Will Barker
Carl Burger
Harner & Brothers
New York
Chesapeake
Roy Walsh
Tidewater
Cambridge
Free State
Frederic Sweeney
Reinhold
I mv
York
Tne Sim
Persy
Record deer kills in Maryland hunters chase statewide mark
Maryland hunters are reported to have killed 3,637 deer by Wednesday as the season nears the end. Garrett County led with 63 kills while Allegany County had 43 and Dorchester 25. Two hunters were fatally shot in the woods this season, one in Allegany and one near Daisy in Howard County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
George B. Shields
Maryland
Shields
Garrett County
Allegany
Garrett
Billy Robert Clay
Glen Burnie
Allegany County
David E. Wilson
Woodbine
Wilson
Daisy
Howard County
Washington
Carroll
Frederick G. Howard
Anne Arundel
Calvert
Charles & Prince George's
St. Mary's
Baltimore
Cecil
Harford
Kent
Queen Anne’s
Caroline
Talbot
Dorchester
Somerset
Wicomico
Worcester
Army Chemical Center
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Maryland backs lead ACC in kick returns 1960
Dennis Condie and Jim Davidson of Maryland are the ACC kick returning champions in 1960 with 35 returns for 390 yards and 169 rushing yards on 16 returns. Wake Forest's Chuck Reiley tops interceptions for the second year, Clemson's Bill McGuirt wins the scoring title, and Mack Matthes has the best kickoff return average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N.C
Maryland
Dennis Condie
Jum Davidson
Wake Forest
Chuck Reiley
Clemson
Bill McGuirt
Condie
North Caros
Virginia
Davidson
Mack Mattheus
Thompson Ten Fights Paret Over Lazy Tag In NYC Showdown
Argentina’s Federico Thompson, in a two fight schedule, vowing to prove he is not lazy, plans to press Cuban world welterweight champion Benny Kid Paret at Madison Square Garden. The 33 year old says he will attack and counter punch, aiming to avenge their 12 round draw from March 25 and silence critics.
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New York
Argentina
Federico Thompson
Benny Kid
Paret
Cuba
Madison Square Garden
Fichter
Thompson
Norris says he paid for goodwill in boxing probe
James D Norris testified that International Boxing Clubs paid money to a woman linked to Frankie Carbo to curry goodwill for manager Jack Kearns. He described IBC commitments with two TV networks, disputes with New York boxing managers, and noted figures tied to Kearns and Viola Masters, who married Carbo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred $. Hoffman
Washington
API
James D. Norris
International
Frankie Carbo
Jack Kearns
Senate
Norris
Trunho
Chicago
New York
Supreme Court
Atta Norris
Carbo
Kearns
Frank Blinky
Palermo
Jax Courtney
U Y Patterson
Ingemar Johansmitree
Ing Norris
Underworld
Carmen Basilio
John DeJohn
Joseph Netro
Gabe Genovese
Mike Jacobs
Xorris
IBC
York
Viola Masters
Prizefight Enterprises
Three Deer Killed in Frederick County This Week
Game wardens seized more hunters than deer in the county over recent days. Several non residents faced charges for improper licenses, and Maryland hunters held invalid permits. A gunner was arrested for using steel jacket ammunition. Two deer were recorded at Ben's Esso Stall Thurman and one at Snook's Feed Store in Lewistown. The season runs today and tomorrow. Frederick County’s deer total reaches 203 this year, with wardens noting illegal take running below last year.
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Maryland
Ben
Esso
Ichard West
Laniz
Foxville School
Robert Jickfee
Foxville
Ronald Bohn
Frederick Rowe
Fredrick County
Orioles finish second in league pennant race
The Baltimore Orioles, deemed contenders after last season, face pressure to rise in the American League standings. Team executives argue for consolidation and stronger lines to push toward the top as new teams emerge. In other news Navy begins practice for the Orange Bowl without Coach Hardin and halfback Berline, while the NBA's Cincinnati overcomes Boston 118 to 115 in AP play.
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Baltimore
Orioles
Lee
Middies
Annapolis
Navy
Missour
Wayne Hardin
Joe Berline
Beiline
New York
Army
Nugent Rumored for Pro Job Amid Eagles and Redskins Interest
Baltimore AP reports coach Tom Nugent of Maryland denies talks with the Eagles or Redskins about a pro coaching job. He notes no discussions have occurred as Buck Shaw plans to retire with the Eagles after the Dec. 20 game. Nugent acknowledges Washington speculation but remains with Maryland. He is credited with pioneering the single file back formation.
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Baltimore
Tom Nugent
Marviand
Phia Eagles
Wikins
Ambody
Eag’es
Redskins
Nugent
Sears
Phiaielston
Buck Shaw
Eagles
Mike Nixon
Washington
Xugent
George Marshall
Maryland Faces Minnesota In First Ever Meeting
Maryland's undefeated Terrapins travel to Minnesota for their first ever meeting in the Big Ten intersectional duel. Coach Bud Kezukan's young crew has won three straight as key scorers Paul Jesus and Jerry Greenspan recover from injuries. Minnesota, led by John Kundla, opened with losses to Bradley and Oklahoma before edging Missouri 60-56.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Minnesota
Terps
Gophers
Maryland
Hla
Bud” Ktkan
Iis
Paul Jesus
Camden
X.J
Jerry Greenspan
Newark
George Washington
Penn State
Virginia
John Kundla
Bradley
Oklahoma
Norman
Missouri
Tigers
Millikan
Bob MacDonald
Landsdowne
Bill Stasiniatis
Bayonne
Bob Wilson
Freedom
Bruce Kelleher
Wilmington
Del
Bob Eicher
Greensburg
Brunswick Highs Edge Ferrians 60 50 in Narrow Win
Brunswick Railroaders survived a slow start and rallied in the final period to defeat Harpers Ferry 60 to 50. Wayne Hawes led with 12 points including six in both open and final quarters, while Jobe Wenner posted 11 for the winners. Don Geizel Gary Iden and Ron Imayer contributed key scoring as Brunswick moved to 2-0 on the young season.
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Brunswick
Brunswick Railroaders
Harpers Ferry
Ferrians
Don Geizel
Gary Iden
Railroaders
Herb Dougherty
Ron Imayer
Wayne Hawes
Jobe Wenner
Mel Taylor
HH. Ferry G. & T.brink
S17
Hewes
Werner
di Kuna
Cox
Brunswick Boa
Comets Upset Bethesda in Fort Detrick Victory
Fort Detrick’s Comets, led by Ken Knapp with 19 points and Joe Perkins 15, overcame a five point halftime deficit to defeat Bethesda Naval National Medical Center 39 43. The win marked another strong showing in a season with two prior defeats. Other college scores listed include Philadelphia and Clemson results.
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Fort Detrick
Ken Knapp
Joe Perkins
Bethesda Naval National Medical Center
Comets
Bethesda G.F
Detrick
Bates
Strozyx
Waler
Stewarr
Sugar Ray Named Fighter of Month
Sugar Ray Robinson, who narrowly missed the middleweight title last Thursday, was named fighter of the month by Ring magazine. The controversial draw with Gene Fullmer earned him the honor, and he moved from fifth to second in the middleweight contenders list. Ring credits Paul Pender as champion and places Fullmer as No 1 challenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sugar Ray
Bighamson
Ring Magazine
Gene Fullmer
Ring
Robinson
Paul Pender
Brookline
Mass
Fullmer
Federico Thompson
Tine
Benny
Paret
Cuba
Luis Rodriguez
Ralph Dupas
New Orleans
Haney Named General Manager of Los Angeles Angels
AP reports Fred Haney was named general manager of the Los Angeles Angels of the American League. President Bob Reynolds announced the decision at a luncheon about a day after the Angels were granted franchise status in the junior circuit. Haney mentioned possibles for manager including Casey Stengel Leo Durocher and Bill Rigney and hoped to appoint a manager by next Monday for the player meeting in Boston.
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LOS Angeles
Fred Ha‘ney
Los Angeles Angels
Bob Reynolds
Jos Angeles
Haney
Casey Stengel
Leo Durocher
Bill Rigney
Boston
Grid Halfback Court Captain Al Hughes Busy At Navy
Annapolis Md AP Mid a Kentucky home is Shipman Al Hughes set to be busy as he balances roles. He will play basketball for Princeton and Temple then join the Navy football squad in Miami for the Orange Bowl. He plans to travel between basketball and football duties this week and next, despite being only five feet ten inches and 160 pounds.
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NAVY
AL Rughes
Annapolis
Mid
Kentucky
Shipman
al Huches
Rich T
Eastern Kentucky Sports State
Catece Rend
Ben Carnevale
Wayne Hardin
Hughes
Princeton
Temple
Miami
Jacksonville
The
Academy
Uni
Walkersville.com Faces Johnnies In New Gym Opener
Walkersville High, last year’s Class C champs, hosts St. John’s in the new Walkersville gym to kick off the season. Frederick Cadets visit Francis Scott Key while Emmitsburg-Taneytown-Middletown face county rivals. Liners and alumni also tip off as Thurmont leads with Bob Anders’ 26 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville High School
St. John’s
Walkersville
Frederick Cadets
Francis Scott Key
Emmitsburg
Sykesville
Taneytown
Thurmont
Middletown
Linton
Ron Linton
Walkersville Lions
Johnnies
Mr. Airy
Lions
Rons
Daugherty
Dorsey
Isadore Trotel
Ed Trout
Frederick County
Mt. Airy
Grove
Frank Grove
Larry Callahan
Gerry Mulcahey
Adrian Win
Emmaus- Durg
Aedal
M.S.D
Bob Anders
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Pittsburgh
Vermon Law
Lerty Kreh
ST Louise
Dayton
Tachb
Robert de Mares
Wwood-Ridge
Daama
Thurs
National Basketball Association
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Hornung
Ysar
Tory
Vince Lombard
Philadelphia
Shaw
Tus
MccNally
Nugent Nfl
Terrapins
the News
Frederick
Hawes High
Bethesda
Phila
Jolph Macon
Wash. & Vmi
Colgate
Syracuse
South Carolina
Georgia
LA Angels
Ase Saperstein’s
Waglem
Joana Pa
Wrelion
Atlantic
Blue Ridge Oil Company
P. O
Aero Oil CO
Atlantic Heating Oils
New Gym
Xmas Bikes
Burall
Nagai
Delphey
SPORT
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