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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1963

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6

Christmas Fishing License Gift Idea in Maryland

The 1964 fishing license makes a affordable belated gift for sportsmen available at local tackle stores and Frederick County Court House. West Virginia now requires proper identification on all hunting and fishing licenses to prevent fraud, with IDs noted on licenses. Other notes cover Washington DC boat show dates February 15 23 at the National Guard Armory and Chesapeake Bay Boat Show January 30 February 5, plus hunter study in Michigan and Potomac fishing under Pepco plant.

Frederick Department of Natural Resources of West Virginia Washington, DC Washington International District of Columbia National Guard Harrisburg Baltimore Chesapeake Bay Michigan PEPCO Potomac Albert Powell Ipsena

Deer management views from a Kent County agent letter

A Kent County agent argues deer harvest and translocation policies reflect science over outdated local opinions. He recalls region changes since the 1930s, notes rising kills and weights, and urges experts over self styled wildlife authorities, praising the columnist’s work.

Finley Agrees to Keep Office at KC Field

Kansas City and Athletics owner Charles C. Finley reach a temporary agreement to keep the team office and equipment at Municipal Stadium through January 10 with no strings attached. Finley plans to stay amid ongoing talks over a long term stadium deal, while Louisville and the AL weigh options.

Finley K.C. Field Kansas City Charles C. Finley Municipal Stadium Jane Carleton Sharpe

Navy Battles Back To Defeat Georgia In Atlanta

Navy rallied from three points down with 3:33 left to beat Georgia 57 52 in Atlanta. John Mahoney scored 18 for Navy while Chas Rendington added 16 and Georgia’s Jimmy Pitts led all scorers with 23.

Atlanta Navy Georgia John Mahoney Chas Reddington Jimmy Pitts Woody Vaughan Pitts Mahoney

Northeastern Coach Gerald Patton Collapses During Practice

Boston officials report track coach Gerald Patton of Northeastern University collapsed during a practice session and underwent medical tests at Massachusetts Memorial Hospital on Monday after the incident.

Boston Gerald Patton Northeastern University Massachusetts Memorial Hospitals

Rose Bowl clash preview promises high scoring offense

Pasadena reports coach Pete Elliott predicts offensive fireworks for Illinois against Washington in the Rose Bowl. Jim Owens of Washington also asserts two fine teams will meet, with both squads in peak physical and mental condition despite past losses. The note follows coverage of the ECAC Holiday Festival game in New York.

Pasadena Calif Pete Elliott Ilinois Washington Jim Owens Huskies Ellett Southern California Wisconsin Owens Minnesota New York Madison Square Garden

Navy fullback Pat Donnelly hurt thigh may miss action

Navy faces Texas in the Cotton Bowl with leading rusher Pat Donnelly nursing a strained hamstring. Coach Wayne Hardin said Donnelly could play a few snaps or none, depending on his condition. If unavailable, Navy must rely on other backs as it seeks a win over the top-ranked Longhorns.

Dallas Navy Pat Donnelly Texas Donnelly Army Longhorns Wayne Hardin Hardin Roger Staubach Maumee Ohio Austin Darrel Royal David McWilliams

Hall of Fame Balloting Opens With Campanella Leading

Roy Campanella tops a 26 man eligible list for Baseball Hall of Fame consideration as the BBWAA ballots go out to members. If no candidate reaches 74 percent on the first ballot a supplementary vote will follow. Other notable names include Ruffing Appling Rizzuto Medwick Klein Marion Raschi Mize Boudreau Lopez Doerr and Vander Meer.

Boston Roy Campaella Charles Red) Ruffing Luke Appling Baseball Hall of Fame Baseball Writers of America Hy Hurwitz BBWAA Campanella Brooklyn Dodger George Kell Bob Lemon Sal the Barber Maglie Pee Wee Reese Dizzy Trout Virgil Trucks Ruffing and Appling Chicago White Sox Bob Feller Jackie Robinson Yankee Phil Rizzuto Joe Ducky) Medwick Phillies Chuck Klein St. Louis Marty (Slats) Marion Vic Raschi Johnny Mize Lou Boudreau al Lopez Bobby Doerr Ralph Kiner Johnny Vander Meer Alice Reynolds Hal Newhouser Bully Herman Joe Gordon Dom DiMaggio Spud Chandler Phil Calvarella Bobo Newsom Rudy York

Giants Star Tittle Out Goes Pro Bowl Bid

Y A Tittle may miss the Pro Bowl after tearing a ligament in his left knee during the championship loss to the Chicago Bears. Giants coach Alice Sherman will consider Ed Brown or Frank Ryan as replacement for the East team with Charley Johnson also in contention.

NEW York Y. A. Tittle Los Angeles New York Giants Chicago Bears Chicago Tittle Alice Sherman Giants Ed Brown Steelers Frank Ryan Browns Sherman Charley Johnson St. Lois Mickey Walker Tom Scott Bolin

Alabama and Mississippi Ready for Sugar Bowl Clash

Alabama Crimson Tide arrived in New Orleans from Mobile for the Sugar Bowl on New Year’s Day, while Mississippi seeks its first win over Alabama since 1910. The 29th Sugar Bowl kicks off at 1 p.m. CST at Tulane Stadium and will air on NBC.

New Orleans Alabama Mississippi Paul Bear) Bryant Crimson Tide Mobile Ala Tulane NBC

Duke Football Notches One More First Down Passing In 1963

Duke University achieved seven first downs passing in the 1963 football season, one more than their opponent, highlighting strong aerial efficiency for the year.

Duke University

Dawn Fraser trains for Tokyo Olympic challenge at 26

Melbourne based Dawn Fraser, 26, emphasizes she remains in prime form and aims for a third Olympic medal in Tokyo. She cites Robyn Johnson and Ann Halberg as toughest rivals and notes a goal to break 60 seconds in the 100 meter freestyle. The Australian star holds world records and will assess Olympic prospects at the Australian National meet in Sydney Feb 27 to March 1.

Will Grimsley Associated Press Melbourne Australia Dawn Fraser Tokyo Oakleigh Miss Fraser Rome Dawn Robyn Johnson Arlington Ann Halberg Sweden Sydney

North South clash looms in post season bowl schedule

Post season bowls feature South and Southwest teams with a strong showing so far. Key games on New Year’s Day include the Cotton Bowl Texas Navy in Dallas and the Orange Bowl Auburn Nebraska in Miami. Also on tap are the Sun Bowl SMU vs Oregon, Rose Bowl Illinois versus Washington, and the Sugar Bowl Mississippi versus Alabama.

Associated Press South Southwest Texas Navy Dallas Auburn-Nebraska Miami Southern Methodist Oregon el Paso Tex Illinois Washington Mississippi Alabama CBS NBC ABC Mobile Ala Honolulu

Halas Seeks Continuing Role as Bears Owner Coach

Chicago AP reports George Halas, 68, indicates he plans to remain owner coach of the Chicago Bears after their NFL title. He praised the defense built over two years and hinted at coaching again, suggesting a Pro Bowl trip and possible Arizona film study before deciding future plans.

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Damaged text hints at Los Angeles Open golf start

Damaged lines from a Los Angeles AP report reference the Los Angeles Open golf tournament at Rancho Park Golf Course with the event set to begin Thursday.

Los Angeles Apy Suindayo Rancho Park Golf

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