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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1965

Page

9

54 Anterless deer shot in Frederick County first day

Frederick County hunters bagged 54 antlerless deer on the season's opening day. Joseph Dominick of Route 3 took the heaviest, a 113 pounder. The report lists numerous individual weights and proximities across Frederick area communities, ending noting the Washington Senators had the poorest AL attendance last season.

Frederick Frederick County Joseph Dominick Route 3 Bens Randy Gillinger Rocky Ridge Camp Atry Ralph Harrison Jr Randallstown Cotlege Mountain Richard L. Sanders Sabillasville Friend’s Creek Dennis McGravahiin Taneytown Bollinger School Road Witour Wentz Taurror Catlese Mountain Robert M Reynolds Baltimore High Bridge Sterling Burrer Rocky Ridge Road Edward L. Eyler Thurmont Denes Digitarmo College Mountai Thomas Arney Silver Springs College Mountain Teance L Fieagle i@ties Bollinger School Reac Joseph E May Ronald Hemler Carroll G. Cool Jr Manchester Amartha Pryor Pryor Robert E Traut Eyler’s Valley Myert Smith Eylee’s Valley Francis Shriver Graceham Cat Rock Rey K Eaves Mt Airy Fea Ralph Mitten Pikenville Dennis Fox Lantz Garrett Glen E. Fogle High Berge William A. Hahn Jr Silver Spring Piney Mountain Wilton O Smith Mountaindale Norman L Martin Garrett Park Sugar Tree Club John P Aferton Bethesda Edward Johnson Takoma Park David Willard Herbert Ramsburg Hatchery Spring James H Holtz Kensington Frederick Water Shed Bobby Beckley Warren Lawson Shookstown Wayland Mt Dale Charles J Wastier Fish Hatchery Aware Lerch Jr Srunswick Delpheyt Lee F. Karrett Indian Springs Donalt Tracey Five Forks Jake Hillebrand Hamburg Road Baugher Road Henry L. Baugher Gambril Perk & Salamander Road Arnold D. Phillips Washington Senators

Corso Named Naval Academy Assistant Coach

Annapolis AP Lee Corso, longtime Maryland assistant and recruiter, will join Navy’s coaching staff next season replacing Dave Hart who left for Pitt. Corso, 30, scouted Navy for Maryland for two years and holds degrees from Florida State in physical education earned 1957 and 1958.

Annapolis Lee Corso University of Maryland Naval Academy Academy Corso Dave Hart Navy University of Pitsburgh Midshipmen Maryland Alan R. Cameron Lee

Coached Reds Star Reggie Otero to Indians next season

Reggie Otero, who coached with the Cincinnati Reds last season, will coach with the Cleveland Indians next season. The news notes a move involving the former manager and his new assignment in Cleveland.

Reggie Otero Cincinnati Reds Cleveland Indians

Colts face tough visit as Rams duel could decide fate

Roman Gabriel leads the Rams against Baltimore as Ed Brown joins the Ravens as insurance. Baltimore seeks a win to halt a skid while Los Angeles aims for a fourth straight victory after eight losses, with several NFL games set Sunday including Pittsburgh at Washington and Dallas at New York.

Baltimore Green Bay Unitas Roman Gabriel Rams Colts Ed Brown Pittsburgh Steelers Brown NFL Matte Don Shu Ohio State Los Angeles Pittsburgh Washington Dallas New York Cleveland St. Loui Detroit Philadela

Cyclone tragedy in East Pakistan from Cox's Bazar to Chittagong

Gov Abdul Monem Khan said Friday that 750 people are missing or dead after the cyclone along the east coast. Unconfirmed reports suggest a much higher toll. Daily Pakistan reported 6,000 bodies recovered around Cox's Bazar and estimated 20,000 missing as a 12 foot wave struck villages towns and cities from Cox's Bazar to Chittagong.

Dacca East Pakistan Abdul Monem Khan Pakistan Cox's Bazar Chittagong

Yule Tree Smugglers Arrested Near Mexico City

Twenty men were arrested on the capital outskirts in midweek for attempting to smuggle Christmas trees hidden in camouflaged refuse trucks. Mexico protects its evergreen resources and imports most of its Yule trees from Canada.

Mexico City Mexico Canada

Taneytown Tops Liners in 55 48 Victory

Taneytown trailed at halftime then used a 1-3-1 zone to stifle Emmitsburg in the third quarter, finishing 55 48. Lar ry Gigeous grabbed 15 rebounds and Leroy Smeak led Taneytown with 28 points while Emmitsburg’s Harry Hahn scored 18. The Liners drop to 1 3 and face Fairfield Tuesday. Emmitsburg JV won 35 34 as Ronnie Weirman scored 16.

Taneytown Emmitsburg Liners Intermission Larry Gigeous Leroy Smeak Gigeous Harry Hahn Fairfield High School Ronnie Weirman Gordon Jenkims Taneytown Jayvees Fairfield Adelesberger Deardorff Sherwin Wyatt Williams Sprankle Kelz Christ Grosz Fairfield A Joseph St. Joseph

Job benefits inquiry on bonuses and paid leave

Questions ask if current role offers a manual bonus alongside high salary and commissions and if it provides salary protection when ill or on vacation.

McAdams Signs With Jets Biggest Lineman Contract In NFL History

NEW YORK AP All America linebacker Carl Mc Adams of Oklahoma signed the sport's top contract for a lineman with the New York Jets. Jets owner Sonny Werblin cited about 300000 dollars, matching offers from St Louis. Mc Adams, 21, said the move offered better New York chances than St Louis. Also, USC coach Elmer Henderson, nicknamed Gloomy Gus, died at 76 in Palm Springs after a storied 1919-24 tenure that built USC into a football power.

NEW York Carl McAdams Oklahoma Sonny Werblin American Football League New York Jets Werblin Joe Namath Alabama White Deer Tex McAdams St. Louis Palm Springs Calif Elmer C Gus) Hetderson University of Southern California Southern Californian Trojans USC

Maryland racing commission halts tax cut move hearings set

Maryland's new racing commission blocked a move by tracks to keep a 20 percent amusement tax reduction. Chairman J Newton Brewer Jr calls for hearings December 28 to hear why the cut should be retained. Livie had allowed the cut previously. he resigned after disclosure of state track work by a firm he led. Brewer will resign from a Washington brokerage to focus on the panel. The panel set grandstand and clubhouse admission at 2 and 4 dollars, potentially revising to 1.60 and 3.20 if the cut is not justified. The commission also agreed to file private financial statements and take custody of them. Carle A Jackson remains under investigation by the attorney general.

Baltimore Maryland R. Bruce Livie Livie Atty Thomas B. Finan Brewer Commission Ington D.C Rockville McDonnell Co Stedman Prescott Maryland Court of Appeals Carle A. Jackson Finan

Emmitsburg Legion Auxiliary reports November activities

Francis X. Elder American Legion Auxiliary Unit 121 met with eight members. Seventeen pledges and donations were approved including Child Welfare and Rehabilitation. Members logged many hours aiding veterans and youths, hosted parties, and prepared for a Christmas decorations contest with private residences judged for nativity, originality, and lighting.

Charles B. Shorb Hillcrest Francis X. Elder American Legion Post Home Anna Shorb Anna Topper Virginia Sanders Melva Hardman Anna Bushman Hesson Snyder Post Home Lions Club Santa VFW American Legion

1884 85 Illinois athletic budget found

University of Illinois archivist Maynard Bridhford uncovered an 1884 85 athletic budget listing items such as baseball suits priced at 7.95, coach Latham paid 5.00, washing eight suits at .80, ball and bat 1.50, travel to Lincoln 1.00, football repair 0.20, baseball bases 0.55, totaling 19.40.

Champaign University of Tlinois Maynard Bridhford Thni E.B. Latham Lincoln

Notre Dame to Build Twin Domed Fieldhouse

Notre Dame announced plans for a new athletic and convocation center in South Bend. The two arena complex will include a 12 500 seat basketball and convocation hall and a track and field arena with an ice rink likely to support varsity hockey. The twin domes rise 78 feet, span 308 feet, and enclose 449000 square feet of floor space. Construction starts next spring and aims for the 1968 49 school year completion.

South Bend Ind University of Notre Dame

College Basketball Scores From Various Games

Richmond defeated The Citadel 100 to 86 while Bucknell toppled Westminster 88 to 64. Temple beat American University 83 to 68 and Western Kentucky prevailed 82 to 68. SMU by Tufts 87 to 68. Harvard beat Rhode Island 97 to 85. Manhattan won 71 to 94 over Wake Forest. Duquesne 30 Temple 83. American U. 68 Gettysburg 74. Johns Hopkins 60 Marquette 100. West Virginia 87 Cornell 86. Yale 75. The capybara, weighing up to 100 pounds and four feet long, is the largest rodent among about 2,000 species per the Encyclopaedia Britannica.

Richmond the Citadel Bucknell Westminster Temple American University Western Kentucky SMU Tufts Harvard Rhode Island Manhattan Wake Forest Duquesne American U Gettysburg Johns Hopkins Marquette West Virginia

Tennessee Readmitted First After Civil War Ends

Tennessee, the last state to secede in 1861, was the first to be readmitted after the Civil War, marking a rapid postwar reconciliation and restoration of the Union.

Tennessee

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