Pennsylvania hunting to resume after fire ban lifted
Pennsylvania Game Commission president H L Buchanan says the hunting season will be extended or resumed as soon as the fire danger ends. He notes seasons can occur after the breeding season, balancing surplus harvest with breeding stock and that bans also apply to regulated shooting grounds during closed dates.
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Pennsylvania
H. L. Buchanan
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Buchanan
Harry Yingling
Twin Hemlocks
Gettysburg
Game and Inland Fish Commission
Annapolis
Montgomery County
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Heavier Irish line could be difference in game with Navy
Navy, facing Notre Dame in Annapolis, may rely on a heavier middle line averaging 211 pounds to counter a Notre Dame unit near 220. Navy’s lines, praised for speed and power, have shut down West Virginia, Michigan, and Pitt while yielding 651 rushing yards to six foes.
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NAVY
Herb Thompson
Annapolis
Notre Dame
Roger Staubach
Southern Methodist
VMI
SMU
Methodists
Pat Philbin
Fred Marlin
West Virginia
Michigan
Pitt
Hugh Devore
Wayne Hardin
Philbin
Marlin
al Krekich
Dick Merritt
Jim Campbell
Dave Sturrerud
Jim Freeman
Tom Lynch
Sullivan Added to Colt Roster
Baltimore AP Dan Sullivan reserve lineman was activated by the Colts to replace Palmer Pyle for Sunday's NFL game against the Chicago Bears. Sullivan, 250 pounds, rejoined the roster after Pyle’s career ended due to a recurring head ailment.
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Baltimore
Dan Sullivan
Baltimore Colts
Sullivan
Chicago Bears
Palmer Pyle
Colts
Pyle
Michigan State
Colt
The
Unknown Ties In Golf Play At Almaden Open
Rookie Babe Hiskey tied aging Dutch Harrison for the first round lead at the Almaden Open with six under par 66. Hiskey hit a 195 yard double eagle on the 13th hole and 350 yard drive, while Harrison, 52, birdied all four par 5s in a 34-32 round. Five pros tied for third at 68. Mason Rudolph opened with 71.
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San Jose
Calif
Babe Hiskey
Dutch Harrison
Hiskey
University of Houston
Pocatello
Idaho
Arkansas Traveler
Almaden Golf and Country Club
Don Whitt
Dudley Wysong
Jim Ferree
Jay Hebert
Alex Sutton
Harrison
San Francisco
St. Louis
Mason Rudolph
Ten To Start In Man O War Stakes at Aqueduct
A field of 10 horses including Never Bend the 1962 champion and The Axe second is expected for the $100,000 Man O War Stakes at Aqueduct on Saturday.
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NEW York
Aqueduct
Cadets Battle Bulldogs In Home Finale
Martinsburg star Gary Brown set a new two mile course record 10:12.2 as South Hagerstown captured the Cumberland Valley Athletic League first championship meet. Rebels won with 24 points over Martinsburg 51 Frederick 54 North Hagerstown 129 Fort Hill 130 Allegany 141. Costian led SH with Brown close behind amid strong South finishers.
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Martinsburg
Gary Brown
South Hagerstown
Cumberland Valley Athletic League
Brown
Waynesboro
Frederick
Rebels
South
North Hagerstown
Fort Hill
Allegany
Steve Costian
Costian
Wayne Vaughn
James Ebberts
Miller
Elgin
Gary Jackson
Lance Howard
Jackson
Howard
Terry Korrell
T Brown
Vaught
Ebberts
Hettenhouser
It’s Beginning Again for Vet Icer Boivin
Leo Boivin, 31, of the Boston Bruins, shifts from defense to left wing and adapts to a new role. He notes learning the game anew while studying star forwards and defending against top defensemen. Boivin recalls a famous playoff bodycheck on Maurice Richard and expresses pride in his hard, clean hits.
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Ben Olan
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Leo Boivin
National Hockey League
Boston Bruins
Boivin
NHL
Maurice Richard
Rocket
Gordie Howe
Bobby Hull
Frank Mahovlich
Andy Bathgate
Pierre Pilote
Bobby Baun
Bill Gadsby
al Langlois
Notre Dame star receiver Jim Kelly doubtful for Navy game
South Bend report says Notre Dame ace pass catcher Jim Kelly remained doubtful with a sprained ankle as the Irish cut drills for Saturdays Navy invasion. Clay Stephens works at his left end spot while Kelly is sidelined.
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South Bend
Ind
Jim Kelly
Notre Dame
Navy
Kelly
Clay Stephens
Horse Race Card from Silent Valley Track November 1 1943
Daily racing card listing nine races with purses from 1100 to 1900 dollars includes claiming and allowance events for 2 year olds to 4 year olds over 6 furlongs to 1 1/16 miles. Notable runners include Purse winners Espinosa trained Medium Done, Spirit Of Win, Sagitarius, and Tiger era entries with odds and weights. Attendance 2,729.
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Rhodes Pride
Night Piper
Santa Belle
Tiller Dandy
Spirit of
Ellie Girl
Oh Jabneh
Gam‘lla
Future Vision
Rivera
Elizabeth Ae
Patterson
Foxy Pierre
Rockdewn
ST Breen DilGwae PY
Sacred Lion
Espinosa
Sodim
Babij
Esteem
Erin's Luck
Hawa Bee Yaz
Rays Hill
Miss Boring
Bankers World
Sagitarius
Sir Donald
Sigler
Navy Belle
Trent
Mullins
FIRTH
Blue Lava
Y.D
Joyce Lanna
Army Buddy
George
Smith
Nelson
Davidson
Isan O Nord
Yachtsman
Gamberdella
Crownprince F
New Line
Silver Frost
Thornton
Cole Bandit
Miss Nannette
Lu Man
Clarke
Dan
Y.G
Jolds
Chilly Joe
Chuck Boy
New Pond
Donnally
Southern Flight
Capum John
Bland
Mark Hill
New Muir
Tuscany
Special Praise for Roger Drozdov in All-America picks
Navy quarterback Roger Staubach and Maryland tackle Olaf Drozdov earn AP All-America regional honors. Staubach, praised after a strong Pitt game where he completed 14 of 19 passes for 168 yards, tops the East. Drozdov is listed by boards for the Atlantic Coast Conference and Southern Conference.
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NEW York
Roger Staubach
Navy
Olaf Drozdov
Maryland
Associated Press
Drozdov
ACC Punting Title Likely To Drop Under Forty Yards
In Greensboro NC AP Wake Forest's Karl Sweetan leads ACC punters with 38.5 yards per punt after six games, edging North Carolina's Bill Edwards 38.3 Virginia's Tom Shuman 38.2 and Maryland's Howard Humphries 38.1. Don Coker last to win under 40 in 1957. Darryl Hill of Maryland tops kickoff returns with 246 yards on 16 runs. Clemson's Hugh Mauldin leads in punt returns with 151 yards on 13 returns.
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N. C
Atlantic Coast Conference
Karl Sweetan
Wake Forest
ACC
Bill Edwards
North
Carolina
Tom Shuman
Virginia
Howard Humphries
Maryland
Don Coker
North Carolina
Darryl Hill
Hugh Mauldin
Clemson
Eagles Face Sale as Offers Reach Across Groups
Philadelphia Eagles president Frank McNamee said he would vote to sell the NFL club to any group approved by the league. He noted three bids: Washington group around $5 million, George Storer’s offer above $4.55 million, and Jack Wolgin’s bid at $4.75 million. Rozelle’s opinion could trigger stockholders’ vote.
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Philadelphia
Frank McNamee
Philadelphia Eagles
McNamee
Washington Construction
George Storer
Miami
Fla
Jack Wolgin
Atlas Credit Corp
Storer Group
Eagles
Pete Rozelle
Rozelle
Wolgin
Pees
Washington
Cannon Ready As Oilers Face Pats Tonight
The Houston Oilers, at 5-3 with a Eastern Division lead, bring back star halfback Billy Cannon for Friday's game at Fenway Park against the Boston Patriots, who sit 4-4. Cannon returns from an ankle injury as rookie Bill Tobin will start. Boston is unbeaten at home. Other AFL games include San Diego at New York Saturday and Buffalo at Denver, plus Kansas City at Oakland on Sunday.
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Houston Oilers
Billy Cannon
Oilers
Fenway Park
Patriots
Houston
Cannon
Frank Ivy
Bill Tobin
San Diego
New York
Buffalo
Denver
Kansas City
Oakland
Northern Illinois Leads AP Small College Poll at 7-0
Northern Illinois remains atop the Associated Press weekly small college football ranking at 7-0, earning 75 points and three first place votes. Delaware rises to runner-up after a 26-14 win over Connecticut, while Florida A&M drops following a setback to Tennessee State. The Top Ten includes Florida A&M, Wittenberg, and Texas A&I among others.
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Associated Press
Northern Illinois
Eastern Illinois
Delaware Blue Hens
Florida A & M
Tennessee
Hens
Connecticut
WLT
Fts J. No
Illinois
Delaware
Florida Agm
Wittenberg
Dakota
St. John's
Minn
Texas Aki
Massachusetts
Kearney State
San Diego State
Don
Frederick Cadets face Martinsburg in key Tri-State clash
Frederick High School hosts Martinsburg tonight in a pivotal Tri-State League contest on Dads Night at 8 p.m. The Cadets must win to stay in the title chase with South Hagerstown and Westminster, with a rematch looming next Friday in Westminster. Martinsburg sits 2-3 in league play as Frederick eyes critical offense and solid defense.
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Mccurdy
Player, Davis Lead Australian Open After First Round
South Africa's Gary Player, defending champion, shot four under par 70 after a rush from the airport to Royal Melbourne. John Davis of Sydney led with 68, Ted Ball was second at 66, and Bruce Devlin posted 71.
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Melbourne
South Africa
Gary Player
Royal
John Davis
Sydney
Ted Ball
Fernandez Bout String On Line Tonight
Florentino Fernandez a 2-1 favorite to beat Juan Rivera in a 10 round all Latin America bout at Madison Square Garden tonight telecast by ABC TV. Fernandez 36-6 with 30 knockouts fights from Miami Beach after reviving career with five straight KOs. Rivera 39-9-1 with 36 KOs seeks first Garden win after two losses and is dubbed a powerful puncher.
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Murray Rose
Associated Press
NEW York
Florentino Fernandez
Juan
Rocky) Rivera
Madison Square Garden
Abc-Tv
Fernandez
Miami Beach
Dick Tiger
Joey Giambra
Hurricane Carter
the Garden
Hilario Morales
Dalio Nunez
Jose Torres
Randy Sandy
Joe DeNucci
Bomber
Rivero
Argentina
Garden
Don Fullmer
Jose Gonzales
Rivera
Cadet Jayvees Win Last Game
Frederick junior varsity football crushed Boonsboro 45 to 6 in the finale. Jack Gaither scored four touchdowns including a 55 yard pass and a 42 yard run while Murray Quinn connected for another via Dave Haller. Reese Knight added a 60 yard dash for Boonsboro, but Frederick answered with Ernie Biggs’ 10 yard interception return. Cadets finish 3-3, 222 rushing yards and 94 passing.
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Frederick
Boonsboro
Jack Gaither
Murray Quinn
Quinn
Dave Haller
Reese Knight
Ernie Biggs
Craig Rippeon
Bunky Sewell
Frederick Jv’s
Cadets
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