Antlerless deer season debated by Maryland expert
Dr. Vauga Firger, chief of game management, argues antlerless seasons can manage deer numbers in Frederick County. He cites deer diet, forest regrowth, and observed herd effects, noting some states promote doe seasons with generally stable or growing populations. He dismisses perceived negative environmental impacts and highlights Denmark’s experiment as evidence that deer numbers resist complete elimination.
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Aiecseer
Vauga Firger
Department of Research and Education
Mermard Game and Inland Fish Commission
Frederick County
Aberdeen
Maryland
Frederick
Game Commission
New England
Europe
Denmark
Maine
Lipscomb Signs With Baltimore Bullets Basketball Debut Tonight
Gene Lipscomb known as Big Daddy, 29, famed as a football and wrestling athlete, signs with the Baltimore Bullets of the Eastern Basketball League and debuts Saturday against Williamsport. Coach Harry Jeannette plans spot duty to rest Bill Spivey and Sherman White at center.
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Baltimore
Gene
Big Daddy) Lipscomb
Baltimore Bullets
Lipscomb
Williamsport
Harry
Buddy} Jeaonette
Bullets
Bill Daddy
Bill Spivey
Sherman White
Hawks Owner Opposes NBA Pittsburgh Franchise Bid
St Louis Hawks owner Ben Kerner, a member of the NBA expansion committee, says he opposes granting a Pittsburgh franchise to Len Litman or anyone else in Pittsburgh at this time. He disputes Litman’s claim that the NBA contacted him and says he is not interested in Litman’s plans. Litman entered the expansion scene after John Harris withdrew Pittsburgh entry. Litman discussed possible talks with NBA officials and hinted at leaning toward the American Basketball League with conditions.
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ST. Louis
Ben Kerner
St. Loui Hawks
National Basketball Association
Pittsburgh
Lennx Litman
Pitsburgh
Tme
Kerner
NBA
Litman
Rerner
New York
Three NAIA teams remain undefeated in standings
AP notes Prairie View Texas AGM and Moensfeld Pennsylvania State are the only undefeated college basketball programs among NAIA members. Prairie View extended its streak to 15 with wins over Grambling 79 69 and Texas Southern. Grambling’s only losses come after 21 games. Other schools with strong records include Mansfield and several smaller colleges, with scattered mentions of Ossethorpe and Lawrence in brief lines.
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Kansas Crip
Prairie View
Tex
AGM
Moensfeld
State
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Texas
Grambling
Texas Southern
Mansfield
Bioormas
Hisburg
Statney
Taark
Ossethorpe
Dellar
Settee Anderson
Ind
Minn
Coflese
Siepren
Lawrence
Patterson Johansson Fight Predicted $9 Million Gate
Promoter Roy Cohn forecasts a nine million dollar live gate for the Patterson Johansson heavyweight title bout in Miami Beach on March 13. Patterson and Johansson signed for their third fight before reporters. each fighter signed for himself with Miami Beach mayor signing for the boxing commission. Gate shares: Patterson 25 percent, Johansson 25 percent, promoters 15 percent. Patterson expected about $800000 before taxes, Johansson around $1 million.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Roy Conn
Miami Beach
Floyd Patterson
Ingemar Jonarsson
Patterson
Johansson
D. Lee Powell
Boxing Commission
Cohn
Feature Sports, Inc
Tele Prompter
Feature Sports
Julius November
German Shepherd Dog Club Plans Second Plan A and OA Match
German Shepherd dog owners are urged to enter their dogs in the second Plan A and OA match of the Blue Ridge German Shepherd Dog Club on Sunday January 22 at the Flair Reserve Armory Rocky Springs Road. The AKC sanctioned practice event helps entrants familiarize with show ring techniques, with champions and utility dogs excluded this season and junior showmanship judged. Registration begins 11:00 a.m. Bridgette shown ebore will appear at the Flair Reserve Armory to participate alongside other shepherds in breed and obedience rings.
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Blue Ridge German Shepherd Dog Club
Flair Reserve Armory
Rocky Springs Road
American Kennel Club
Bridgette
E. D. Beeley
Batton 4 Desires 2 NHL game outcome report
The Associated Press reports Batton defeated Desires 4 to 2 in an NHL matchup. Key players and turning moments noted, with teams separated by periods of play and period-by-period scoring details.
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National Hockey League
THE
Associated Press
Batton
Desires
Toronto
New York Rangers
Toronto Maple Leafs
Wil H
Carl Voss
NHL
New York
Winter Strikes. County Cage Games Postponed By Snow
Old man winter forced two high school games to be canceled and postponed several county matchups. Walkersville beat Lincoln was delayed to Saturday night, Frederick High at Sherwood canceled, with tentative reschedule set for February 4. Emmitsburg, Middletown, St Josephs, Smithburg, and Thurmont all affected as snow disrupted plans. complete rescheduling to appear later in the News-Post.
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Old Man Winter
Snow
Walkersville
Lions
Lincoln
Frederick High School
Sherwood
Emmitsburg
Middletown
St Joseph's
St John’s
Smithburg
Thurmont
Johnnies
St. John’s
Charles Town Track Faces Early Meet End Amid Snow
Snowstorms forced cancellation of Charles Town Race Track cards on Thursday and Friday with potential wipeout of Saturday’s finale. Friday’s card shifts to Saturday. the 2,500 fans on hand Thursday saw racing halted after jockeys reported poor visibility on the three quarter mile oval. Wagering refunds of $7,296 for the daily double and $440 from the first race were issued.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Bowie Race Track
Maryland
West Virginia Racing Commission
Robert Sloan
Mutuels
Martinsburg
DePaul Suffers Second Setback in Michigan Upset
Western Michigan stunned seventh ranked DePaul 85-60 in Kalamazoo as the Broncos opened ahead and led 36-23 at halftime. DePaul shot only 22 percent from the field in the first half while Bob Bolton led WMU with 23 points and Howie Carl had 33 for DePaul.
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Kalamazoo. Mich
Western Michigan
DePaul
Broncos
Blue Demons
de Paul
Notre Dame
Chicago
Bob Bolton
Howie Carl
Four Trail By One Stroke Leads Crosby Golf Field
Four Trail By One Stroke Goalby shot 66 to lead the Crosby golf event at Pebble Beach. Ken Venturi, Bill Cains, Dave Hill and Howe Johnson trailed by one stroke, with Venturi incurring a penalty on 18 for a misstep. Don Finsterwald, Fred Kammer, Grosse Point Farms pair Burke and amateur George Coleman Jr. led the pro-am field as 36 pros broke par. Weather favored a large crowd of about 15,000 on Monterey Peninsula courses.
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Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
Pebble Beach
Bsh
Monterey Peninsula
Sharp
Ken Venturi
Bill Cains
Dave Hill
Howe Johnson
Venturi
Pebble
Beach and
Cypress Point
Sional
Don Finsterwald
Fred Kammer
Grosse Point Farms
Mich
Burke
George Coleman Jr
Palm Beach
Fia
al Baldinge
Ted Krell
Bob Roshur
Walter Burkemo
Sam Revbee Finsterwald
Lionel Hert
Conference head proposes changes to spring football ban
Ray Q. Duncan of West Virginia University urged abolishing spring football practice and shortening the basketball season to reduce time devoted to sports. He said the NCAA should act, noting diminished youth interest and a need to align sports with education.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Ray QO. Duncan
West Virginia University
Duncan
WVU
National Collegiate Athletic Associaton
NCAA
Shorty Hardman
Charleston. W. Va
Deaf athlete Stanley Eure aims for Deaf Olympics in Helsinki
Maryland School for the Deaf student Stanley Eure, Easton resident and 310 junior, earned a spot on the U S team for the ninth international Deaf Olympics in Helsinki August 6 10 1961 The fundraiser seeks 1350 to cover travel and fees raised locally through buttons donations due by April 1 The American Athletic Association of the Deaf urges national support highlighting patriotic pride and sportsmanship for American youths to compete against global deaf athletes
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Stanley Eure
Maryland
Helsinki
Finland
Eure
Easton
MSD
Carmen
Tiberio
United States
George Lowe
California
Lloyd A. Amibrossen
Maryland School For the Deaf
Frederick
American Athletic’s Association of the Deaf
Europe
McGuire Airs Frustration After Tar Heels Admire Moe Larese
UNC coach Frank McGuire blasted his team after a 52 38 loss at Maryland last Monday. Doug Moe and Mark Larese scored 33, while others mustered four baskets prompting McGuire to scold them for admiring the rivals and not helping.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Frank McGuire
University of North Carolina
Maryland
Tar Heels
Doug Moe
Iark Larese
North Carolina State
McGuire
Thurstiar
Moe
Larese Tolay
North Carolina
State
Everett Case
Wolfpack
Larese
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Caguas Criollos
Bob Gunthy
Srapre
Lefty
Bellfair
Fla
George Haggarty
Detroit
George Edmondson
Tampa
Belleview Biltmore
Clearwater
Dick Owen
Denellin
W. E. Norvell
Signal Mountais
Tenn
Jack Russell
Richard H Guelich Jr
Buffalo, MY
Cal Hubbard
Joe Linsalata
Sam Carrigan
Bill Kinramon
Harry Schwarts
H. M. Stevens
Potomac Motor Lines
West College Terrace
Bowie Race Course
Bowie
NEW York Yankees
Pittsburgh Pirates
EIC
Shipley’s Inc
NS. Market ST
Atlantic
Craeiakee
Blue Ridge Oil Company
Aero Oil CO
Wits Atlantic Heating Oils
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