Delphey Sponsors Pre-Season Deer Rifle Tournament
Ryland afield scanda with rifleshoting buddies organize a three weekend event to benefit targets and incidentals with prizes from Delphey’s Sporting Goods. The Delphey's Pre Season Lighting In Tournament offers targets from 30 to 200 yards plus a moving life size deer. Competitors will shoot from bench rests and stools to simulate hunting, with three shots on moving targets. The event runs November 5 6 12 13 and 19 20 at a public range off Singanore Road.
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Julian Delphey
U.S. 0
Jug Bridge
Singanore Road
Delphey
Iara
Delphey's, Sporting Goods
Local Duckpin Bowler Rolls 214 in Match
Hoss Dinterman of the Health Center team in the Frederick Duckpin Major League posted a 214 game Sunday night at the Health Center. Arthur Rickell says it may be the highest duckpin game ever rolled locally. His partner Bernard Wright added a 335 for a doubles total of 749, another local record. Army backs ready for West Point game. Roger Zailskas and Pete King, two fast halves, expected for limited service Saturday versus Syracuse at Yankee Stadium after injuries.
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Hoss Dinterman
Health Center
Frederick
Arthur Rickell
Dinterman
Bernard Wright
Rickell
ARMY
West Point
N.Y
Roger Zailskas
Pete King
Syracuse
New York
Yankee Stadium
New Mexico U. Player Named Back of Week
Pervis Atkins of New Mexico State University was named the back of the week by the Associated Press for his 98 yard kickoff return for a touchdown and 70 yard run from the 4 yard line in the Aggies 27 24 win over Arizona State. Atkins helped propel unbeaten Aggies to their seventh straight victory and solidified their Border Conference title bid.
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Murray Rose
Associated Press
Pervis Atkins
New Mexico State University
Aggies
Arizona State
Oakland
Calf
Tommy Mason
Tulane
Guy
Sonny) Gibbs
Texas Christian
Wilburn Hollis
Iowa
Ed Dyas
Auburn
Hank Lesesne
Vanderbilt
Hugh Scott
Princeton
Tommy Larscheld
Utah State
Marshall Starks
Ibnais
Matsos Honored After Bills Upset Of Oilers In AFL
Archie Matsos, Buffalo Bills linebacker, earned defensive player of the week honors after a 25 24 upset of Houston. The Michigan State alum weighed 220 pounds and made two interceptions one a 22 yard return and a 33 yard return plus a 20 yard punt return to the Houston 10 setting up a Bills TD. A one handed interception snag on a screen pass against George Blanda highlighted his performance.
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Matsos
Dallas
Tex
Archie Matsos
Buffalo Bills
Houston
Michigan State
Buffalo
George Blanda
Dark Has Desire, Hustle For Post With SF Giants
SAN FRANCISCO AP Alvin Dark, a quiet serious 37 year old infielder, is named manager of the Giants. Fans mix on the hire while owner Horace Stoneham emphasizes the pennant goal and final say in major moves. Dark’s rookie of the year pedigree in 1938 with the Braves is noted.
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Dark
SF Giants
SAN Francisco
Alvin Dark
Giants
Casey Stenger
Leo Durocher
Tom Sheehan
Gihers
Horace Stoneham
Stoneham
Braves
Lousiana Sate
Frick and League Presidents Plan Stocking New Clubs
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick and league presidents outlined procedures for stocking expansion clubs from the American and National Leagues. New Los Angeles and Washington franchises receive waiver and draft advantages. Houston and New York to join NL in 1962 without 1960 draft access.
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FRICK
Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Ford Frick
Uill
Los Angeles
Washington
Minneapoli-St. Paul
Houston
New York
Referee Cliff Montgomery Clarifies Football Penalties
In a series of rulings, the official states that a thrown forward pass from beyond the neutral zone is legal with a five yard penalty and a loss of down. a snap backward to a halfback followed by a forward pass is illegal if an ineligible receiver is involved. a ball carrier out of bounds when contacting an official negates a touchdown and rules the carrier out of bounds. and an offensive player leaving the field during a play results in a five yard foul against the offense.
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Wilbur McGowan
Joe Phillips
Carlton Hinds
Cartier
J. B
New Fitness Courses At Frederick YMCA Start Soon
A Nen Slim and Trim course begins Tuesday November 15 at the Frederick YMCA for busy women, with stretching, relaxing exercises, informal games, and a pool plunge. Ten Tuesday evening sessions run 7:30 to 8:30, ending January 31 with no classes during holidays. A girls gym class starts Thursday at 3:45 p.m. for fundamentals in sports, relays and fitness. Registrations are open. instructor is Mrs. Mildred P. Graves.
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Frederick
Frederick Ymca
Mildred P. Graves
Indian Lake
New York
Durocher Considers Salt Lake City Manager Offer
Leo Durocher says he is seriously considering the Salt Lake City Pacific Coast League club offer to manage and become part owner. He has conferred with Herman Tanks, Salt Lake general manager, and expects to decide in a few days.
Nugent Calls It Iron Test After Maryland Win
College Park Maryland AP Coach Tom Nugent praised Maryland football after a 15-0 win over South Carolina and warned of an iron test this week as the Terrapins travel to State College to face Penn State. He noted Maryland’s three straight victories lifting them to 4-3 and lauded the defense while acknowledging Penn State’s 3-3 mark and near misses against Syracuse Illinois Missouri.
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College Park
Tom Nugent
Marland
South Carolina
Terps
Uniersity Park
Pa Ia
Penn State
Nugent
Nittany Lions
Syracuse
Illinois
Missouri
Terns
Maryland
Taylor Tops Packers in Ground Gain Race Lead
Jim Taylor of the Green Bay Packers surged toward Cleveland Browns star Jim Brown in the NFL ground yards race after rushing for 105 yards in Green Bay’s 19-13 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers. Brown remains ahead with 492 yards to Taylor’s 484 as the season progresses. Mit Plum leads passers with 55 completions for 974 yards and seven TDs, while Johnny Unitas climbs to second with 87 completions and 1,454 yards, 13 TDs.
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NEW York
Jim Taylor
Green Bay Packers
Cleveland
Jimmy Brown
Taylor
Green Bay
Pittsburgh Steelers
Brown
Mit Plum
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore
Divisional title chase as NFL midway unfolds
Midseason NFL snapshot highlights Green Bay atop the West with Jim Taylor and Paul Hornung powering the offense. Baltimore, Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Detroit, Dallas, Philadelphia, Cleveland, New York, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, and Washington teams are profiled for potential divisional titles, strength tests, and key players like Norm Van Brocklin and Jimmy Brown.
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Murray Olderman
Baltimore Colts
Green Bay
Chicago Bears
Colts
Lions
Ninouski
Dallas Cowboys
Philadelphia —Eagles
Browns
Giants
Eagles
Dent
Norm van Brocklin
Cleveland
Jimmy Brown
Bobby Mitchell
Charley Conerly
NEW York
Cardinals
ST. Louis Cardinals
John Crow
Pittsburgh Steelers
Bobby Layne
Crew
Washington Redskins
Ralph Guglielmi
Sacramento
Calif
Joey Lobes
Paolo Rost
Houston
Tex
Cleveland Williams
George Moore
Detroit
Hartford
Conn
Steve Ward
Manchester
Jesse Watson
McKeesport
Art Swiden
Pittsburgh
Bert Whitehurst
London
England
Gerry Mcnally
Yolane Pompey
Trinidad
Pompey
San Jose
Willie Morton
Angel Lopez
Los Angeles
Honolulu
Stan Harrington
Basii Campbell
Kongston
Jamaica
Ditka Lineman of the Week for Pitt Boosts Syracuse Backers
Associated Press notes Pitt captain and end Pat Ditka 21 from Aliquippa dominated Syracuse’s offense in a 10 0 victory. Ditka earned AP lineman of the week honors after a string of tackles and plays on defense and a calm hand with the ball. Additional nominees include Allen Green Duke end Tee Moorman and Michael Lucci among others.
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Associated Press Sports
Mike Ditka
Prtt
Syracuse
Panthers
Associated Press Ditka
Aliquippa
Pat
Allen Green
Mississippi
Arkansas
U OF Miss
Reds
Lousiana State
Tee Moorman
Duke
Georgia Tech
Tech
Navy Favored Over Duke In Close Battle
New York AP notes a preview of college football picks. Navy favored to beat Duke in a tight matchup with Joe Bellino expected to factor, while other games include Minnesota, Missouri, Indiana, and USC among noted selections.
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NAVY
DUKE
New York
Bob Zuppke
Town
Minnesota
Missouri
Colorado
MeliWest
Tigers
Joe Bellino
Durham
Ohio State
Indiana
Buckeyes
Mississippi
Chattanooga
California
Washington
Bob Schlorecht
Tennessee
Georgia Tech
Battle Volunteers
Sian Gann
Syracuse
Army
Ca‘dets
Rice
Arkansas
Basler
Texas
Auburn
Mississippi State
Pittsburgh
Notre Dame
UCLA
Purdue
Michigan
Tigers offer Casey Stengel managerial post to Detroit
Detroit president John Fetzer hurried to California to woo Casey Stengel after Joe Gordon’s sudden resignation left the Tigers without a manager. Stengel, 70, said he would consider several offers and needed about three weeks to decide while Fetzer pressed for an answer on a multi year contract.
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Detroit
John E Fetzer
Casey Stengel
Detroit Tigers
Fetzer
West Coast
Stengel
Tigers
New York Yankees
Earh
Joe Gordon
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Linganore Rifle Range
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Frederick, MD
Colt Packer
Giant Brown
Papa Bear George Halas
Sill
Zeke Bratkowski
Ed Brown
SAN Francisco Forty Niners
Cowboys
LOS Angeles Rams
PITT
Ditka
Joe Clesceri
Oregon
Bob Lilly
Mike Lucci
Wayne Harris
Bob Lane
Baylor
Jerry Mays
Southern Methodist
Monte Lee
J& J. Holub
Texas Tech
Don Vander Velden
Wisconsin
John Nelson
Mike Hannan
Xavier
Ohio
Bob Federsmel
Columbia
Ladies
Tenpin Bowling
West College Terrace
Casey
Atlantic
Blue Ridge Oil Company
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Aero Oil Co
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