Weekend bowl lineup features eight games over three days
The calendar opens 1961 with a two day football bowl spree. Eight games Friday and Saturday plus four major bowls Monday. Tangerine Bowl kicks off at 8:35 p.m. Friday in Orlando between Tennessee Tech and The Citadel. Saturday schedule lists Gator Bowl Blue-Gray East-West Sun Bowl Copper Bowl Great Southwest Prairie View Bowl and more with networks NBC CBS and NBC-TV carrying key clashes. Monday features Orange Sugar Cotton and Rose Bowls headlined by Missouri Navy Rice Mississippi Arkansas Duke Washington Minnesota and Arkansas Tech appearances.
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Associated Press
Citadel
Tennessee Tech
Minnesota
Washington
Pasadena
Calif
Orlando
Tempe
Ariz
Grand Prairie
Tex
Texas A&i
Arkansas Tech
Houston — i
Prairie View
Arkansas An&n
Miami
Missouri
Navy
Cbs-Tv
New Orleans
Rice
Mississippi
HBC
Xbc-Tv
Dallas
Arkansas
Duke
Nbc-Tv
Chargers Oilers clash for AFL title Sunday in Houston
Los Angeles Chargers meet Houston Oilers in the AFL championship as Sid Gillman and Lou Rymkus coach division champs with 10-4 records. Kemp and Lowe pace the Chargers while Blanda anchors the Oilers with rookies Cannon and Smith.
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LOS Angeles Chargers
Houston
Houston, Tex
Sid Gillman
Houston Oilers
Gillman
Lou Rymkus
Rymkus
Los Angeles Rams
Chargers
Oilers
Jack Kemp
Paul Lowe
Kemp
Lowe
George Blanda
Billy Cannon
Dave Smith
Los Angeles
Blanda
Navy and Missouri Brace for Orange Bowl Prep
Navy coach Wayne Hardin praised toughened, weather-acclimated players after long practice sessions focusing on offense and defense. Missouri coach Danny Devine emphasized defense and punting while noting Bi Tobin’s knee issue and Jim Miles’s absence as the teams taper drills ahead of Monday's Orange Bowl.
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Miami
Fila
Navy
Missouri
Wayne Hardin
Danny Devine
Bi Tobin
Devine
Tobin
Jim Miles
West Virginia Beats Tulane In Sugar Bowl First Round
Husky Lee Patrone scored 23 points and supplied steady leadership as West Virginia routed Tulane 98 70 in the Sugar Bowl Tournament first round. The Mountaineers grabbed a 39 23 halftime edge and extended the margin, setting up a semifinal against the winner of Memphis State vs Western Kentucky.
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New Orleans
Lee Patrone
West Virginia
Tulane
Memphis State
Wester Kentucky
Mountaineers
Seven Million Boats and Motors in 1960 Boating Stats
National figures for 1960 estimate 6,050,000 outboard motors in use and 8,025,000 recreational craft. About 225,000 new boats sold, with $253 million spent on boats, motors, trailers, and related gear. Land registrations vary and home-built crafts defy precise counting. radio licenses total 93,600, fuel use around 387 million gallons for outboards and 160 million for inboards.
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WM. Tylor McKreown
Popular
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Oldiame
National Association of Engine and Boat Manufacturers
Outboard Boating Club of America
Laren
United States Coast Guard
Federal Communications Commission
Florida
Kissimmee River
Weather Forces Postponement of Walkersville Holiday Tournament
Icy conditions in Frederick County delayed the Walkersville Holiday tournament involving all Class B high schools. Thursday night games moved to today at Walkersville High gym with Middletown facing Thurmont at 7 p.m. and Brunswick meeting Walkersville at 8:30 p.m. Consolation and championship rounds are tentatively set for Saturday. officials will announce further details.
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Walkersville
Frederick County
Middletown
Thurmont
Brunswick
Walkersvile
Walkersville High
Villanova Up and Terps Down in Dixie Classic
In Raleigh, Duke beat Wyoming 86-59 as Ron Glaser scored 29 for Marquette in a 91-63 win over Wake Forest. Villanova erased a 14 point halftime deficit to top NC State 72-63, while North Carolina overwhelmed Maryland 81-57. Duke led wire to wire, with Duke’s strong first half and Marquette’s outside shooting securing early round wins.
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Raleigh
N.C
Duke
Wyoming
Ron Glaser
Marquette
Wake Forest
Villanova
North Carolina State
North Carolina
Maryland
Associated Press
Blue Devils
Ed Hickey
Len Chappell
Maranette
Wildcats
Capt
Jim Huggard
Philadelphia
Bernard iChavis
Villa Nova
York Larese
Doug Moe
Larese
Moe
Terps
Lakes Moe
Dick Kepsey
Porsland
Bill Stasiulatis
Bayonne
College Cage Scores From AP Recaps Busy Weekend
Clemson 48 Texas 44 Toledo 86 Colorado State 6 Cincinnati 71 Dayton 61 Marshall 78 Geo Washington 76 First Round North Carolina 91 Maryland 57 Villanova 72 N C State 63 Duke 8% Wyoming 59 Cal Santa Barbara 71 Washington U 59 Marquette 91 Wake Forest 53 Richmond 100 VMI 90 Winthrop Mary 91 Virginia 75
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Associated Press
Clemson
Texas
Toledo
Colorado State
Cincinnati
Dayton
Marshall
Geo. Wash
North Carolina
Maryland
Villanova
N.C. State
Duke
Wyoming
University of Cal
Santa Barbarbara
Washington U
Marquette
Wake Forest
Richmond
VMI
Mary
Virginia
Cadet Cadets Host Greencastle Tonight in Postponed Game
Frederick Highs cage Cadets return to action at 8 30 p m hosting Greencastle delayed by weather Cadets previously beat Greencastle 45 42 and edged 16 15 on field goals in a see saw game Cadets plan zone defense and start Seiding Poffenberger Blank Stauffer Brachey plus bench players.
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Frederick High
Greencastle
Overcash
Stottler
Zigler
Homer Brooks
North Hagerstown
Brooks
Bill Seiding
Bill Poffenberger
Sonny Blank
Bob Stauffer
Mike Brachey
Frederick
Jvs
Snow and Ice Cancel Race Card at Charles Town Track
Charles Town Race Course canceled its nine race program due to heavy snowfall and hazardous roads despite the track being in good condition. Nine of the eleven horses in the Middleburg Purse field had campaigned at major tracks this fall, with snow-related disruption affecting attendance and betting across the circuit.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Louis Pondfield
Middleburg
J. E. Luck
Barbara Ross
Larry Reynolds
Diamond F. Stable
Miss Beebrook
Ray Arduine
Betty B. Casey
Jimmy Verrone
Robert Cryer
Samuel Simons
Gisselle
George
Baltimore
Pimlico
Washington
Philadelphia
New Jersey
New York
Keller speaks to Lions on new Senator squad and plans
Fredericktovian Hal Keller farm director for the New Washington Senators described the draft process and costs for building a 28 man team. He cited scouting expansion to 25 30 scouts by 1953 and potential minor league affiliations. A new 46 000 seat stadium is planned to open in 1962 with Griffith Stadium to be used until then.
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Hal Keller
Washington Senators
Lions Club
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Keller
Senators
Draf
Keiler
Griffith Stadium
Austin F
Orioles to boost 1961 contracts for young players
Baltimore Orioles president Lee MacPhail says most 1961 contracts will include pay hikes for the club's young infielders and pitchers who helped the team finish second in the American League. Gus Triandos is expected to be the highest paid, around 25 000 dollars, after Gene Woodling left in a trade. Dodgers coach Greg Mulleavy retires due to ill health but will stay as a scout and could return to coaching when able.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Oriole
Lee MacPhail
MacPhail
Brooks Robinson
Ron Hansen
Marv Breeding
Jim Gentile
Chuck Estrada
Steve Barber
Milt Pappas
Jack Fisher
Gene Woodling
Washington
Gus Triandos
Dodger
LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Greg Mulleavy
Dodgers
Mulleavy
President Simmons Hosts Vistors Including Local Club Delegation
President William A. Simmons presided and introduced visitors from the Libertytown-Unionville club. The group included Guy Baker, Bruce Ramsburg, and Jack Rexrode, plus C. Kenneth Henderson of Glade Valley, Edgar B. Palmer of Thurmont, and A. A. Radcliffe guest of Lion Specht with Howard F. Stup Jr. guest of his father.
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Wiliam A. Simmons
Libertytown-Unionville Club
Guy Baker
Bruce Ramsburg
Jack Rexrode
C. Kenneth Henderson
Glade Valley
Edgar B. Palmer
Thurmont
A. A. Radcliffe
Lion Specht
Howard F. Stup Jr
Deer facts and hunting policy spark debate in Maryland
Maryland deer biology facts contrast with hunter lore as biologists explain aging by teeth and antler clues, note 7 percent die from nonhunters, and urge a Western Maryland doe season while lawmakers restrict hunting during snow. The piece also recalls Michel Jazy top French athlete of 1960 and cites oil producer figures.
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Allegany
Garrett County
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Sisien
Maryland
Jazy
Paris AP
Michel Jazy
France
L’equipe
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