Out of Door season summary from Maryland game reports
Wildlife notes from Maryland on upland game waterfowl and deer in 1959 60. Rabbits flourished despite drought goose numbers high Roy of Cambridge reports abundant geese Remington Farms sanctuary produces many birds Deer kill statewide 4439 with archers 131 in Frederick County. Pheasants increasing in Southern Frederick and Carroll Howard counties. Ducks and geese fewer on bay and Susquehanna low water hindered boats. Conservation notes include magazine costs and a book review on hunting encyclopedias.
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United States
South Favored in Senior Bowl Tilt Saturday
Frederick MD January 8 1960 reporters note the South as slight favorite in the Senior Bowl game with 25 man Rebel squad featuring 15 SEC stars and backbone from Big Ten plus Syracuse national champions. North offense led by Jack Lee Olen Treadway Gerhard Schwedes with Syracuse tied to rely on balance and speed.
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Syra
Johnnies Clip Lincoln In 79 30 Victory At Walkersville
Johnnies routed Lincoln 79 to 30 as Walkersville’s second string starred with Ken Eaves scoring 15 points. The game at Walkers Academy featured a quick start by the Lions and highlighted the district dispute over Navy game venue plans and a city contract with the academy.
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Cadets Face Frederick in Key CVAL Clash Tonight
Frederick and North Hagerstown meet in a crucial Cadets clash with CVAL title implications. Frederick trails 2-2 in league play after a loss to South Hagerstown while North Hagerstown sits at 2-4 for the season. both vie for second place in the revamped CVAL standings.
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Homer Brooks
Tom Hawkins
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Lenny Blank Whel
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Bill Brooks
Don Cline
Wayne Hinehart
Ron Hartsock
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Harrington to Meet Ortega in TV Bout Tonight
Stan Harrington from Honduras meets Mexican Gaspar Ortega in a televised international boxing match at Madison Square Garden. Harrington, an amateur-turned-pro with 4-? record, seeks first pro knockdown. Ortega, known for split decisions, faces TV coverage on NBC at 10 p.m. EST.
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Tivo Dudges
Japanese skier Chiharu Chiek says he will skip European meets
Chiharu Chiek TM Tzava, a Japanese Olympic slalom specialist and Dartmouth College graduate, said he does not plan to compete in any European events before the next month's Olympic games at Squaw Valley. He has been training at Mt. Mansfield ski area in Vermont.
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Robertson Leads Nation In Total Scoring
Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati leads the nation in total points with 297 in 20 games, averaging 29.7 per game. Tom Stith of St Bonaventure moves to second with 258 points in 28 games, while Frank Burgess of Gonzaga and Jim Darrow of unknown school vie for third with 28.4 and 28.2 season totals. Charles Osborne of Western Kentucky is noted for field goal accuracy at 64.6 percent.
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Oscar Robbe Big O
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Gonzaz
Jim Darrow
Lucas
Charles Osborne
Western Kentuck
Veracine
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Ohio
Nancy Heiss Injured While Training for Winter Olympics
Nancy Heiss, sister of skating champion Carol Heiss, sprained an ankle during training at Squaw Valley California. The 17 year old skater said she came down hard on the ice on a jump and that the ankle has troubled her before but should be okay for the Olympics.
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New York
Carol U
Squaw Valley
Calif
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Carol
Mims Fights Tiger With Broken Wrist in Chicago Bout
Holly Mims of Washington D C fought six rounds with a broken wrist last Wednesday in Chicago against Dick Tiger, later reported by manager Nick Trotta. Tiger, the British Empire champion, won a close 20 round decision. An examining physician later said two wrist bones were broken.
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D.C
Chicago
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Mims
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Tiger
Trotta
Wasiele
Saints cap sixth victory in final period
Dawson Grove scored 16 points leading Saint Johns to a 52 49 win over Lincoln on Lincoln's home court. The game was tied 26 26 at halftime, Saint Johns pulled ahead 13 12 in the third period and finished with 11 points in the final period. Gene Snowden led Lincoln with 23 points and Thompson added 16. Lincoln also won the preliminary game 30 19.
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California Quits NBA Over Hoodlum Influence in Boxing
California announces resignation from the National Boxing Association accusing the NBA of lax enforcement against hoodlum influence in boxing. The State Athletic Commission cites repeated requests for a national regulatory program and evidence of criminal activity despite existing laws.
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