Rejected Players Named Top AVP in American League
Eight NFL stars honored as most valuable players in the American Football League include Tobin Rote of San Diego and Clemon Daniels of Oakland. Rote, veteran QB, led the Chargers to the Western Division title after returning from Canada and posted a 59 percent completion rate with 20 TD passes. Daniels, noted for tough pro-level play, earned the selection from teammates in a Newspaper Enterprise Association poll.
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Tobin Rote
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Oakland
Clemon Daniels
Maryland Afield highlights season dates and local hunting notes
The piece reviews Maryland upland and waterfowl seasons ending January 5 for most game and January 31 for quail, noting duck limits and observer opinions. It cites pheasants increasing, rabbits declining, and a hunting incident near Creagerstown. It also covers a winter fishing contest won by Pete Moss and others in Frederick and Mt. Airy.
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Maryland
Lloyd Heatherly
Creagerstown
Lloyd
John Fox
Pete Moss
Frederick Rt.z
Gene Horner
Frederick
LeRoy Smith
Rt. 1
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William Harding
Ray Harner
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Turkey And Ham Shoot At Thurmont Club To Aid Projects
The Turkey And Ham Shoot will be held at Thurmont Conservation and Sportsmens Club on Sunday January 5 starting 12 30 a m Proceeds support future club projects Howard Wachter announced it would be the only shoot in the area on Sunday Everyone is welcome the club house will be open with warm fire and sandwiches available.
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Hugh Pritchett
Buckeystown
Franklin T. Bear
Frederick
Paul Yinger
John W. Howard
Brunswick
Norman Repert
Gene Horner
Carl R. Testa
Class B Rivals Clash At West Frederick Lions and Railroader Clash
Walkersville and Brunswick meet at West Frederick Junior High at 8 p.m. as coachs and stars Mike Kelley Richie Hill Eddie Cook Gordon Smith Larry Haines headline a crowded tri county night. Frederick trips to Westminster to start Tri State play while Emmitsburg visits Smithsburg and Middletown hosts Singapore in class B action. Rank and scoring leaders Kelley 24, Hill 15.5 Horman leads Middletown with 27.1.
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Robert Mcten
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Albert Einstein
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Francis Scott Key
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Mike Kelley
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Kelley Hill
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Larry Haines
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Haines
Einstein
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Carroll County
Jim Hall
Lou Brachey
Middletown
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Richard Horman
Ray Blanton
Robert Moten
Carrell
Dischinger fuels Bullets rally to beat Knicks 124 109
Baltimore Bullets toppled the New York Knickerbockers 124 109 as Terry Dischinger scored 25 of his 36 in the final two quarters to spark the comeback. He shot 13 of 18, with 10 of 11 free throws, guiding Baltimore from a 60 46 halftime lead to a decisive finish amid 9 961 attendance.
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Garden plans TV network if ABC drops boxing show
Madison Square Garden weighs forming its own network to continue the weekly Friday boxing program if ABC cancels. Spokesman John F. X. Condon says it is a definite possibility but stressed talks are ongoing and no network change has been announced yet. The contract runs through September and ABC may drop the show in 1964, possibly as early as April.
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NBA All Stars Picked With Four Newcomers Added
Bailey Howell and Don Ohl of Detroit Tom Gola of New York and Chet Walker of Philadelphia were named to the All Star squads. Eastern and Western teams feature a mix of veterans and first timers with Pettit reaching his 10th consecutive appearance.
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Bailey Howell
Don Ohl
Detroit
Tom Gola
Chet Walker
Philadelphia
National Basketball Association
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NBA
Bill Russell
Boston Celtics
Walt Bellamy
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Russell
Tommy Heinsohn
Jerry Lucas
Cincinnati Royals
Len Chappell
New York Knicks
Walker
Wayne Embree
Royals
Oscar Robertson
Hal Greer
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Sam Jones
Gala
Bellamy
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles Lakers
Terry Dischinger
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Bob Pettit
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Wilt Chamberlain
San Francisco Warriors
Jerry West
Lakers
Len Wilkins
Hawks
Guy Rodgers
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Lucas
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New York Losers Club holds year end meeting
In a cellar gathering the New York Losers Club debuts a chorus of sports figures from the Rangers to the Mets. Mr Met congratulates the group on a season of “loser spirit” while members lament teams’ fits and misfortunes and joke about future memberships.
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NFL players urge return of Hornung and Karras
The NFL Players Association urged the league to reinstate Paul Hornung of the Packers and Alex Karras of the Lions after their suspensions from a gambling probe. Commissioner Rozelle gave no comment beyond noting February as the earliest review time.
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Green Bay Packers
Alex Karras
Detroit Lions
National Football League Players Association
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Hornung
Karras
Rozelle
Tittle Withdraws From Pro Bowl as Snead Replaces Him
Giants quarterback Y A Tittle pulls out with a knee injury and Norman Snead of the Redskins is named to replace him for the 14th annual Pro Bowl in the Coliseum January 12. Eastern Conference coach Allie Sherman announced the change after Tittle injured in the NFL title game with the Bears. Snead will make his first Pro Bowl appearance. Charley Johnson of the Cardinals remains the other Eastern quarterback.
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Y. A. Tittle
New York Giants
Norman Snead
Washington Redskins
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Allie Sherman
Sherman
Tittle
Giants
Chicago Bears
Snead
Charley Johnson
St. Louis Cardinals
Rams Sign Dave Theisen as 11th Round Pick
The Los Angeles Rams announced on Thursday the signing of defensive halfback Dave Theisen from Nebraska. Theisen, the Rams' 11th round draft choice, played a key role with two field goals in Nebraska's 13-7 Orange Bowl victory over Auburn.
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Los Angeles Rams
National Football League
Dave Theisen
Nebraska
Auburn
Theisen
Rams
Lowe and Lincoln Set for AFL Championship Clash
San Diego Chargers halfback Paul Lowe aims to rebound after two tough games against Boston. Patriots coach Mike Holovak plans balanced defense while Babe Parilli and Tobin Rote lean on passing. Sid Gillman seeks to open the attack with Lincoln and Lowe to carry the load.
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Paul Lowe
Oregon
Associated Press
Boston Patriots
Chargers
Boston
Lowe
Patriots
Lowes
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Nick Buonaconti
Patriot
Holovak
Mike Holovak
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Holdvak
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Keith Lincoln
Babe Parilli
Tobin Rote
Sid Gillman
Houston
Cadets Host Indoor Meet At Frederick High Saturday
Frederick High School hosts Fort Hill for an indoor track meet at the Frederick National Guard Armory starting 10 a m. Events include shot put and high jump. Cadets entries cover sprints relays distance and field events with listed athletes.
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Fort Hill
Frederick National Guard
Delton Brickhouse
Dave Fogle
Rick Myers
Gene Long
Mike Gerholt
Eric Ambush
Bill Holton
Larry Wise
Gary Jackson
Jim Coleman
Orioles Name Minor Hill Coach
Baltimore Orioles appoint George Bamberger as first minor league pitching instructor. The 38 year old former pitcher spent 18 seasons in the minors with three chances in the majors, appearing 11 times without a decision.
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