Maryland Game Commission proposes firehouse license distribution plan
A Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission proposal would shift hunting and fishing license distribution from dealers to 107 firehouses open daily. Firemen would issue license books, with bonds to reduce agent trouble and Sunday sales at firehouses. The plan aims to cut stocking waste and improve wildlife management while expanding youth quail projects.
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Ernest Vaughn
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Vaughn
Excent
Marland Outdoor
Chester Kerns
Annapoli
ACC Coaches Tolerate Team Brutalities Looming Penalties
Greensboro NC AP Officials tightened discipline in Atlantic Coast Conference basketball. Commissioner Jim Weaver warned coaches and athletic leaders that actions reflecting discredit on referees or provoking abuse will trigger fines and bench bans. First offense costs 106 dollars, second 500, third could ban the coach.
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Greensboro
N. C
Jim Weaver
Weaver
Walkersville 4 H Cage Team Wins In Overtime
Walkersville 4 H squad edged Creagerstown 34 32 in overtime after Fred Wisner hit two four shots. Warne Swamley led visitors with 12 points as Creagerstown rallied to force extra time. Mt Pleasant beat Jefferson 33 22 and Liberty defeated Middletown 37 33 in other H games.
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Ron Linton
Walkersville
Thurmont
Bill Talley
Ron South
Lions
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Anton Henlbitdieernit Matnivtiatas
Hooper Smith
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Baker
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Boker
Walkersville JV
Fred Wisner
Creagerstown
Glade Valley
Warne Swamley
Mt. Pleasant
Jefferson
Liberty
Middletown
EF Street
Middletown Defeats Emmitsburg Liners 58 43 in Emmitsburg
Middletown outhustled and outre bounded Emmitsburg to a 58 43 victory led by Sam Hays and Charlie DeLauter. Hays scored 18 and DeLauter 13 as the Knights built a commanding lead after the first period while Emmitsburg slowed by Teiss Umble flu absence.
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Hays
Delauter
Middletown
Emmitsburg
Sam Hays
Charlie DeLauter
Middle
Fleagie
Naill
Hassyh Ei DeLatter
Emmitssurg
Cincinnati Holds Easy Lead in AP Cage Ratings
Cincinnati remains No 1 in the AP college basketball poll with 1 471 points and 76 first place votes. Bradley stays No 2 after its home win loss, while California West Virginia Ohio State and Georgia Tech hold spots as action slows for exams.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Bradley
Duquesne
Cincy Bradley
Braves
California
West Virginia
Ohio State
Purdue
Georgia Tech
Tennessee
Auburn
Detrick Falls In OT 84 83 in Brief Basketball Action
Cincinnati faces The Citadel at home Friday while Bradley visits Mary Quetie Saturday in top college hoops chatter. The rankings show Cincinnati, Bradley, California and West Virginia among leaders as Olympic figure skating entries loom and Bob Nieman signs with St. Louis on his 33rd birthday.
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Citadel
Bradley
Mary Quetie
Parent
Cinemnati
Lai Seattle
California
West Virginia
Ohio State
Ya Tech
Villanova
Utah State
Texas AM
Bob Nieman
ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Nieman
Gene Green
Orioles
Ski Club Winter Carnival Plans Amid Mild Winter
The Ski Club of Washington D C outlines a six annual Winter Carnival at Davis West Virginia January 29 to 31. races include a first time cross country event on Friday a three mile course on Saturday slalom races at Cabin Mountain and Weiss Knob all sanctioned by the U S Eastern Amateur Ski Association. spectators observe and a crowning dinner and dance close the weekend event.
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D. C
Davis
W. Va
Maryland
Virginia
Blackwater Falls
Cabin Mountain
Weiss Knob
U. S. Eastern Amateur Ski Association
Itage
Koontz Leads Walkersville Duckpin Elimination
William Koontz tops the opening round of the Fredericks County duckpin elimination at Walkersville Bowling Center. Tom Logue and Irvin Zimmerman follow, with Roth and Burmer tied for fourth. Finals set for next Saturday at 2 pm to decide who advances to the Rhode Island All Star Tournament.
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Natnon Mire the Bose
Walkersville
Fredericx County
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Airway Boule
Warwick
Rhode Island
Fredenck
Sylvia Wene
Philadelpia
Harry Smith
Duckpin
Ten Pin Sports
Yeat
William Koontz
Thomas Lorue
Irsin Zimmerman
Ray Bartner
Kenneth Roth Waller Cramer
David Stauffer
Claude Crummerman Brown
Glenn Ness
James Sparks
Carlos Myers
Charles May
Richard Kinna
Sidney Hahn
Ray Fink
Bernard Eyler
Richard Holter
Pete Ausherman
Kennath Greenwo
Hank Bowdry Hank Battle Tonight in Chicago Rematch
The fifth ranked middleweight Hank Bowdry faces rival Henry Hank Art in a 16 round non title bout in Chicago Wednesday night. Bowdry, 24, has 39 wins with 27 knockouts in 50 fights and has never been stopped. The card airs on ABC at 10 p.m. EST.
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Jesse Bou
Dry
St. Lows
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Hank
Detroit
Kayoes
ABC
Fisherman couple reels 70 pound amberjack off Florida Keys
Mr and Mrs Richard F Kline of near Frederick return from a Florida trip with a successful fishing outing. Mrs Kline catches a 70 pound amberjack and a 170 pound stouper after a 50 minute fight, miles out in the ocean off the Florida Keys. the couple, away three weeks, expect home by the coming weekend.
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Frederick
Florida
Florida Keys
Flonda Keys
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Jensen quits Boston Red Sox after deciding to stay home
Jackie Jensen, star outfielder, resigns from the Boston Red Sox to be at home with his family, forfeiting an estimated 540000 per year. Ted Williams signs for another season, causing upheaval in Jensen’s outfield role and provoking reactions from GM Bucky Harris and teammate Bully Jurges. Jensen, a former 1958 AL RBI leader and 35 home run hitter, is nearing his 38th birthday.
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Jackie Jensen
Bucky Harris
Red Sox
Bully Jurges
Jensen
Ted Williams
Sox
Willams
Harris
Williams
Jurges
Wiliams
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teaGer
Ciaser
University For California
Pooleville Roaring Past Longfellow 66 to 27
Pooleville routed Longfellow 66 to 27 at City Tavern in a softball game. The article notes Jason Jensen and Zoe Ann Jensen, discussing family ties and season plans, with mentions of a wife and Olympic diving champion, plus a lower-profile reference to Lu Clinton and a Red Sox farm system context.
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Zoe Ann
Olson
Jensens
Tavern
Poolesville
Montgomery County
Longfellow
Groben
Winstead
Io Cooper
Pepin
Auarters
Rozelle Elected NFL Commissioner After 7 Day Deadlock
Pete Rozelle, longtime Los Angeles Rams executive, was chosen as NFL commissioner after a seven day stalemate among 22 owners. Rozelle won amid a broad consensus, replacing the late Bert Bell. The meeting also discussed league expansion from 12 to 14 or 16 teams. Rozelle plans to operate from Philadelphia temporarily.
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Fla
Pete Rozelle
Los Angeles Rams
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Ausin H. Gunsel
Chicago Bears
Leahy
Hugh
Long Beach
Calif
Los Angeles Times
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Othy
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Philadelphia
Purgh
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Rema
Amassissipp
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Willie Mays Signs For Reported $85 000 With Giants
Willie Mays signed a San Francisco Giants contract in a publicity event that hinted at an $85 000 figure. The move could make him baseball’s highest paid player this season, eclipsing his $80 000 from 1959 as the team hinted this may be the Giants’ year.
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Wille Mays
San Francisco Giant
Willie
Giants
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