Grouse Hunting Is A Thinkers Sport In The East
Grouse hunting in the eastern style is described as a thinking man’s sport with a humorous, skeptical take on the skill and luck involved. The piece portrays stubborn birds, tricky coves, and the constant mischief of a bird named drummer, highlighting how hunters often come out second best in a battle of wits with grouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Gilford
Clippers Struck by Injuries Hamper Baltimore Rout
Baltimore Clippers face a spate of injuries in the American Hockey League with Ed MacQueen fracturing his right foot and out about three weeks. Ron Ingram, Sandy McGregor, and Jimmy Bartlett also sidelined by fractures or injuries, while Doug Robinson reinjures a groin. The club, short on defensemen, had seven prior injuries and faced roster churn after Doug Harvey left Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore Clippers
American Hockey League
Ed MacQueen
Providence
Ron Ingram
Sandy McGregor
Jimmy Bartlett
Bartlett
McGregor
Ingram
Doug Robinson
Rod Seiling
New York Rangers
National Hockey League
Clippers
Doug Harvey
Harvey
Pittsburgh Hornets
NHL
Detroit Red Wings
British and French Vie In Rally At Monte Carlo
The 36th Monte Carlo rally opens with British hopes to avenge last year’s decision that favored French Citroens. About 200 cars start Oslo today and head to Athens Dover Frankfurt Lisbon Reims Warsaw and Monte Carlo before final Alpine legs. The field includes prominent foreign drivers and top French talent as rugged routes test car and driver through wintry weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Carlo
Oslo
Athens
Dover
Frankfurt
Lisbon
Reims
Warsaw
BMC
French Alps
New Car Stolen Fisher Gets Raise
New York AP reports hard luck pitcher Jack Fisher, pursuing the thief of his new car, also negotiates a 1967 Mets contract raise to about 30 000. He plans to back two time batting king Tommy Davis in a solid 3 4 5 lineup with Cleon Jones and Ken Boyer, amid winter trades shaping the Pirates and Dodgers moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Jack Fisher
Tommy Davis
Davis
New York Mets
Cleon Jones
Ken Boyer
Los
Dodgers
Pirates
Bucs
Joe Brown
Fisher
New York Yankees
Charley Smith
Mets
Cincinnati
Steelsmith Leads Opening Round of San Diego Open
Jerry Steelsmith shot seven under par 64 for a one stroke lead in the first round of the San Diego Open, par 64, at Stardust Country Club. Randy Glover is one shot back after a 65, with Bobby Nichols Gay Brewer Dan Keefe at 66 and several others at 68 or 69. Steelsmith, 31, had an eagle and six birdies, and credited friend Geiberger for sponsorship that kept him on tour despite near quitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Jerry Steelsmith
Randy Glover
Steelsmith
Stardust Country Club
Glover
Bobby Nichols
Louisville
Gay Brewer
Middletown
Ohio
New England
Dan Keefe
Chatham
Mass
al Geiberger
Bill Casper
Casper
Geiberger
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Tommy Bolt
Lou Graham
Nashville
Tenn
Doug Sanders
Los Angeles
Mike McKeon
Gene Eichler
Bulldogs Take Fourth Straight in 60 37 Win
MT. Airy Bulldogs beat Francis Scott Key Eagles 60 to 37 to extend a four game winning streak. Mt. Airy shot 71 percent at the line by making 30 of 42 free throws and led throughout the game after a quick start. Key players included Kinset, Maain, Warden, Loquett, Mundy, Logar, Plympton, and Muller in a low scoring 15–15 first half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Airy
Bulldogs
Eagles
Francis Scott Key
MT Airy
FSK
Miter
Kinset
Grintby
Henry Vibe Maain
Nekes
Warden
Broadwater
Loquett
Cain
Muller
Chiefs Seek Upset Edge In Super Bowl Clash
The Chiefs rely on size strength and speed to counter the Packers with two key motivations noted by Jerry Mays the underdog drive and pride. Kansas City linemen Tyrer Merz and Buck Buchanan pace a bigger front, while Otis Taylor and Mike Garrett provide the breakaway speed and receiving threat to challenge Green Bay. Len Dawson affirms the need to utilize their tools to pull the upset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Kansas City Chiefs
Green Bay Packers
Kansas City
Green Bay
Chiefs
Jerry Mays
Packers
Jim Tyrer
Curt Merz
Bob Skorowski
Forrest Gregg
Chuck Hurston
Buck Buchanan
Andy Rice
Otis Taylor
Mike Garrett
Taylor
Garrett
Peters
Herb Adderley
Len Dawson
Area Cagers Vie In Nine Contests
Nine area basketball games highlight tonight with Tri-State League clashes. Frederick High hosts Boonsboro as TJ travels to North Hagerstown, while home teams Walkersville Brunswick Emmitsburg St Josephs Emmitsburg and St Johns face Linganore and others. JV opens at 6 30 and varsity around 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Boonsboro
Thomas Johnson
Hagerstown
North Hagerstown
Homer Brooks
Warriors
Walkersville
Thurnont
Brunswick
Charles Town
Emmitsburg
Smithsburg
St. Joseph’s
Middletown
St. John’s
Linganore
Montgomery County
Montgomery Blair
Pooleille
John Kennedy
Damascus
Braves sign Lemaster Kelley and Jarvis for 1967 season
The Atlanta Braves announced that pitcher Denny Lemaster, Dick Kelley and Pat Jarvis have signed their 1967 contracts. All three were identified as key players for the coming season. The move secures anticipated rotation depth for the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Denny Lemaster
Dick Kelley
Pat Jarvis
Atlanta Braves
Packers Pave path to Super Bowl win over Chiefs
AP reports Green Bay with Bart Starr at quarterback and a strong defense ready to blunt Kansas City’s AFL title charge. Packers’ line supports Starr, while linebackers Robinson Nitschke Cafey and cornerbacks Adderley Jeter aim to slow Otis Taylor. If Green Bay jumps early, they could romp. Lombardi era history noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Green Bay Packers
Kansas City Chiefs
Bart Starr
Chiefs
AFL
Packers
Lenny Dawnson
Buffalo
Dave Robinson
Ray Nitschke
Lee Roy Cafey
Herb Adderley
Bob Jeter
Bob Hayes
Dallas
Otis Taylor
Kansas City
Wille Wood
Tom Brown
Fred Arbanas
Bob Skoronski
Forrest Gregg
Fuzzy Thurston
Jerry Kramer
Green Bay
Cleveland
Philadelphia Eagles
Vince Lombardi
Clay Denied Draft Exemption as Black Muslim Minister
Louisville AP Cassius Clay, heavyweight champion, had his request for draft exemption as a Black Muslim minister rejected by Draft Board 47. The ruling ends internal appeals unless a federal court orders a review. Clay may face conscription next month if no pending appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Cassius Clay
Board 47
Clay
State Board of Appeals
J. Allen Sherman
Sherman
Maryland Leads 22 Entries for Jaycee Indoor Meet
University of Maryland is among 22 colleges and universities that have filed entries for the annual Jaycee Invitational Indoor Track Meet to be held February 10 and 11 in Chattanooga Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Also Mentioned on This Page
Middletown Walkers
Get Hough
Leatherman
Smith
Delander
Tucker
Lewis Oo Dicks
Morgans
Sayler
Hessong
Midneteen
Frederick
Roy Comer
Comer
Dick Harmison
Virginia Military Institute
Nelson Brooks
Frank Keyser
Harmison
Bob Ward
Frederick High
Stanley Keyser
Phil Schrodel
Francis Foreman
Green Bay Packer
Starr
Carroll Dale
Boyd Dowler
Elijah Pitts
Jim Taylor
Marv Fleming
Pitts
Willie Davis
Ron Kostelnik
Henry Jordan
Lionel Aldridge
Champ
Ernie Terrell
Defense Department
Hayden Covington
Lewis Hershey
Selective Service System
Selective Service
Blue Ridge
P.O. Box
Frederick, Md
Philheat
Phillips 66