Deer tranquilizer makes deer calm in a field test expedition
A wildlife team led by Dr Vagn Flyger uses a hypodermic dart gun to sedate a pet deer at Fountain Rock trout farm near Walkersville. The deer is tranquilized and transported to Julien Delphey’s farm, then revived and fed to recover quickly, sparking interest in humane animal handling for livestock, zoos, and hunting contexts. Collegiate basketball scores follow with Georgia Tech, Main, Florida, Duke, Houston, Connecticut, Boston College, Wichita.
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Walkersville
Julien Delphey
Shookstown
Julien
Jay
Vagn Flyger
Flyger
Natural Resources Institute of
University of Maryland
Qriet
Dr. Flyger
Dr. Figger
Delphey's
Arctic Circle
Wrigley Pushes Letter Plan as Cubs Rotate Coaches
Phil Wrigley says letters to minor league players will foster a sense of participation in the organization. He praises the year-old rotating coaching staff plan, noting it benefits lower classification clubs and that a personal card from Illinois Wesleyan pitcher Jim Hanson stood out.
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Charles Chamberlain
Associated Press
Chicago
Phil Wrigley
Chago Cubs
Wrigley
Ike
Cubs
Christman
Jim Hanson
Illinois Wesleyan
Wenatchee
Wash
Mlitary Service
Casey Stenger
Yankees
New York Mets
George Weiss
Walkersville nets late tip-in for 72-70 win at Emmitsburg
Walkersville reclaimed control with 1:14 left as Crum tipped in a buzzer-beater to beat Emmitsburg 72-70. Smith led Walkersville with 19 points while Haines and Zimmerman added 16 and 18. Sick paced Emmitsburg with 25 points as the Liners faltered late after a tight four-quarter duel.
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Emmitsburg
Carroll Crum
Walkersville
Crum
Lions
Bob Smith
Bill Talley
Liners
Ken Sick
Smith
Larry Haines
Leo Ducan
Bill Zimmerman
Sweeney
Walkersville Club
Walkers
Brandt
Swomley
Durhan
City Recreation Basketball League Begins For Boys
Fifty boys braved icy roads to attend the first practice as the City Recreation Basketball League opens. Over 100 teens are expected to be served with signups in junior and senior high schools. Final practice is January 13 with separate sessions for grade groups and a strict no varsity or JV eligibility rule.
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City Recreation Basketball League
Senators Ink 1962 Deals with Kutyna and Hudson
Washington Senators announce pitcher Marty Kutyna and pitching coach Sid Hudson signed new contracts. Kutyna, 25, was used mainly in relief with a few starts and posted 6 wins in his last 8 appearances. Hudson said spring training would let him work with promising young players.
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Washington
Marty Kutyna
Sid Hudson
Washington Senators
Kutyna
Senators
Hudson
Ed Doherty
Bowl Down Cancer Week Planned by ACS and BPAA
Plans for a bowl down cancer drive to raise funds were announced by the American Cancer Society and the Bowling Proprietors Association of America. The week of April 22 to 26 was designated as Bowl Down Cancer Week with a fund raising drive at about 6 000 BPAA bowling centers.
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New York
American Cancer Society
Bowling Proprietors Association of America
BPAA
Frederick Bets Martinsburg In Tri State League Clash
Frederick's improved squad rides a two game win streak into a West Virginia state city showdown with Martinsburg in a Tri State League game. Martinsburg bets on a 1-3-1 or 2-3 zone and ma riyan press while Frederick adds Colliflower and Sanner to counter size. Equally tight are midget football gear return plans and a league meeting at Culler Lake boat house.
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Smithsburg
Maryland
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Middletown
North Carroll
Mt Aury
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St Maria Goretti
Hagerstown
Thurmont
Lincoln
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North Hagerstown
Handley High School of
Winchester
Tim Bartock
Bulldogs
Bob Stambaugh
Gary Phalan
Harry Jacobs
Jim Burris
John Reuter
Roy Comer
Dick Bayles
Danny Boone
Homer Brooks
Tom Colliflower
Bob Sanner
Colliflower
Sanner
Colts
Lions
Culler Lake
Colts Signs LSU Star Harris First Draft Pick
The Baltimore Colts announce the signing of Wendell Harris the No 1 overall choice from LSU Harris 3 11 190 pounds is pegged as a defensive halfback though he excelled as an offense and kicker Harris led the SEC in 1961 scoring with 92 points Harris was pursued by the Bills who traded San Diego to obtain his rights and Baltimore also signed Bill Saul and Dan Sullivan as part of their 1961 draft trio.
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Baltimore Colts
Wendell Harris
Colts
Mgr
Don Kellett
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
Harris
Colt
Buffalo Bills
Bulls
San Diego Chargers
Bill Saul
Penn State
Dan Sullivan
Boston College
The
Collis
Fred Gillett
Los Angeles State
Soccer official Ivo Schricker dies at 94 in Germany
Dr Ivo Schricker former FIFA vice president and secretary general died Thursday in Frankfurt Germany at age 94 His long service to the sport included leadership roles within the world governing body for soccer.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Ivo Schricker
The
International Soccer Federation
FIFA
Debbie Tammy to Miss Meet in All Eastern Track
Officials miscommunication kept Frederick sprinters Tammy Davis and Debbie Thompson from competing at the All Eastern meet in Baltimore. Debbie was first alternate in the 60 yard dash and will attend with coach Jack Griffin. National AAU emblems for Frederick’s relay team will be presented later.
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Frederick
Tammy Davis
Debbie Thompson
Baltimore
Saurday Hight
Jack Griffin
Debbie
Griffin
Pro Bowl Packer Giants Rematch In Los Angeles
In the Pro Bowl at Los Angeles Coliseum the East and West rosters include eight Packers and eight Giants each, but MVP Paul Hornung is absent. Vying for position are Y A Tittle versus Bart Starr, Del Shofner versus Max McGee, Jim Taylor versus Jim Brown, and notable linemen such as Jim Ringo Forrest Gregg Henry Jordan, with Sam Huff and Erich Barnes anchoring defense.
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Green Bay Packers
New York Giants
NPL
Paul Hornung
Ft. Riley
Kaw
Y. A. Tittle
Allie Sherman
Bart Starr
Norm van Brocklin
Westerners
del Shofner
Giants
Max McGee
Packers
Green Bay
Jim Taylor
Cleveland
Jim Brown
New
York
Alex Webster
Brown
Jim Ringo
Forrest Gregg
Jess Whittenton
Erich Barnes
Bill Forester
Sam Huff
East
New York
Im Katcavage
Andy Robustelli
Jim Patton
West
Henry Jordan
Yankees named 1961 Team of the Year over Packers
The Associated Press poll names the New York Yankees as 1961 Team of the Year with 225 points, ahead of the Green Bay Packers who earned 213. Celtics, Alabama, and others fill the top rankings in a year-end countdown.
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Packers
New York Yankees
Green Bay Packers
Associated Press
Ralph Houk
Boston Celtics
Alabama
Cincinnati Reds
Ohio State
Cincinnati
Green Bay
New York
Detroit
Bombers
Reds
New York Giants
Celtics
St. Louis Hawks
Cagers
Four Colleges Hit by NCAA Council Violations
The NCAA Council imposed three year probation on New Mexico State and one year penalties on Utah Humboldt State and Whitworth College for football and eligibility violations. New Mexico State was banned from NCAA TV and post season play, Utah faced a basketball tournament ban, and Humboldt State and Whitworth were barred from postseason football for one year. The action reflects NCAA and NAIA participation in postseason events and underscores governance disputes over international sports control.
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Jerry Liska
Associated Press
Chicago
NCAA
Council
New Mexico State
Utah
Humboldt State
Calif
Whitworth College
Wash
National Collegiate Athletic Association
University of Utah
Whitworth
Amateur Athletic Union
Ren Woodson
Hureboldt State College of
Arcala
Eureka
St. Petersburg
Fla
Spokane
Humboldt
Lenoir Rhyne
NAIA
Comets Beat Andrews 68 63 at Home Victory
Fort Detrick edged Andrews Air Force Base 68 to 63 as Torian and Eby each scored 17 points to overcome a 31 24 halftime deficit. Weatherspoon led Andrews with 35 points in a high scoring game at the Comets gym.
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Moye
Valdez
Johnson
Way
Andrews
Detrick
National LL Holds Annual Election At YMCA
Officers of the National Little League were elected Wednesday night at the YMCA. Marcus Whitmore was named president with Charles M. Dahlgreen, Milton A. Frath Jr., Robert Staley, George Miller, William Bartgis, Irving T. Cecil filling other posts. Next meeting is the third Monday in February. National Basketball Association Cincinnati 145 Philadelphia 128. National Hockey League Chicago 6 Boston 0.
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National Little League
YMCA
Marcus Whitmore
Charles M. Dahlgreen
Milton A. Frath Jr
Robert Staley
George Miller
William Bartgis
Irving T. Cecil
National Basketball Association
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
National Hockey League
ChicaGo
Boston
Moore given 20 days to choose defense fight
Archie Moore, reigning light heavyweight champion, was given 20 days to approve a defense. The New York State Athletic Commission offered two possible opponents Doug Jones and Harold Johnson, each with a $2,500 forfeit posted. Moore could lose his title if he delays or refuses without a valid excuse. Palmer Heagerty, racing writer for Morning Telegraph and Daily Racing Form, died of a heart attack at 43. funeral services set in Baltimore with a requiem mass at St Bartholomew's chapel.
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NEW York
New York State Athletic Commission
Archie Moore
Melvin Krulewitch
Commission
Doug Jones
Harold Johnson
National Boxing Association
Moore
Massachusetts
Baltimore
Palmer Heagerty
Morning Telegraph
Racing Form
Heagerty
St. Bartholomew's Chapel
New Cathedral Cemetery
Transfer Students and Coach Dismissal at New Mexico State
A 1959 cohort of three transfer students was followed by four in 1960. Separately, an official investigation found an assistant coach offered illegal financial aid to a football player. the coach Noah Allen left New Mexico State in June 1960 as a result.
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New Mexico State
Noah Allen
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