Winterizing Your Boat Engine and Deer Meat Handling in Maryland
Guidance from the Champion Spark Plug Company outlines winter storage for outboard motors including flushing cooling systems, draining gasoline, renewing grease, oiling cylinders, and proper storage orientation. Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission offers three tips for handling venison: field dress promptly, wash blood and hair, and cool meat before transport, with a free how to guide available.
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Spark Plug Company
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Annapolis
Banned jockey seeks trainer bid as DC Classic field grows
Espreso of England and Christmas Island of Ireland arrived at Laurel for the Washington DC International next Monday. Ferumberas and other runners trained amid intermittent rain as Ferumberas heads toward New York before Laurel. Don Meade, once a top jockey, applies to Maryland Racing Commission for a trainer license after years of suspension and a controversial racing history.
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Laurel, Md
Espresso
England
Christmas Island
Ireland
Laurel Race Course
Washington, D.C. International
Ferumbras
Venezuela
Hungary
Imperial
Russia
Bryansk
Ivory Tower II
Zacharias Aperianov
France
Misti
Nyrcos
Kelso
Mongo
U. S
Ferumberas
Miami
New York
Van
Laurel
Baltimore
Don Meade
Meade
Maryland Racing Commission
Los Angeles
Mexico City
Hialeah
Herb Fisher
Florida Racin Commission
Florida Commission
Maryland
Schoolboy Grid Schedule
Friday games include City at Douglass Dunbar versus Patterson Poly at Salesianum No Hagerstown at So Hagers town Frederick at Westminster Southern at Carver Gilman at Edmondson Wilmington at Friends McDonogh at Merro Aberdeen at Havre de Grace Andover at Brooklyn Cambridge at Annapolis Bates at Jason Bel Air at Wicomico Suitland at Fairmont High Point at Northwestern Surrattsville at Oxon Hill Laurel at Charlotte Hall Parker Gray at Pomonkey Salisbury at Mace s Lane Saturday games Severna Park at Easton Bennett at Wicomico JV Lothian at No Caroline Bethesda at Blair W Johnson at Northwood Gaithersburg at Sherwood R Montgomery at Wheaton DuVal at Bladensburg Great Mills at Central Whitman at Einstein Glenelg at Howard LaPlata at Lackey Edgewood at E kton Calvert at St Mary s Curley vs Forest Park St Anthony s at Boys Latin St James at St Paul s W Nottingham at Severn Scotland at Boonsboro Loyola at Ft Hill
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City
Douglass
JV Lothian
No. Caroline
Bethesda
Blair
W. Johnson
Northwood
Gaithersburg
Sherwood
R. Montgomery
Wheaton
DuVal
Bladensburg
Great Mills
Central
Whitman
Einstein
Bup ers Picked in Garden Stakes Controversy
The Garden State Stakes race in Camden New Jersey faces a buyer’s turn involving Bupers a yearling initially kept from eligibility due to a $250 fee omission Trainer Harold Buddy Jacobson later bought the horse for Mari la Frankel of New York and led him to a maiden win at Saratoga before adding more victories.
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Saratoga
Harold
Buddy) Jacobson
Marila Frankel
New York
Jacobson
Rupers
Aqueduct
Phipps
Frankel
South takes Tri-State CC meet. Cadets third
South Hagerstown won the Tri-State cross country league meet by 25 points over West Virginia squads. Gary Brown of South Hagerstown won the 2 mile VFW Course in 10:36.7, breaking the old record and claiming his second league win. Wayne Waugh and other South teammates followed Brown across the line as Frederick and Martinsburg runners trailed.
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Martinsburg
Gary Brown
South Hagerstown
West Virginia
Brown
Rebels
Frederick
N. Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Boonsboro
Wayne Waugh
South
Steve Costian
Jim Ebberts
Lance Howard
Gary Jackson
Paul Harris
Terry Korrel
The
Cadets
Vaughn
Costan
Roberts
Hetterhouser
Miller
Howard
Harris
Henry
Elgin
Popper
Pike
Korrell
Shidenmantle
Grove
Ceravala
Lawson
Ambush
Knepper
Baker
Halton
Butts
Sprecher
Guessford
Hauptman
Fisher
Showalter
Hoffman
Kimes
Scadden
Metz
Speakman
Lassith
Bussard
Plum
Cook
Defease
Scuffins
Markle
Raiders Chiefs Rematch Sparks AFL Week End Clash
Kansas City and Oakland meet in a rematch as the Chiefs seek a bounce back from a four game skid while the Raiders ride a 54 record after last Sunday's 10-7 upset. Other games feature Denver at Buffalo and San Diego at Boston with Boston and Houston atop the East at 5-4.
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Kansas City
Chiefs
Oakland Raiders
Raiders
Oakland
Denver
Buffalo
San Diego
Boston
New York
Houston
Tiger Giardello Sign For Fight In Atlantic City
World middleweight champion Dick Tiger and Joey Giardello signed for a title bout at Convention Hall on December 7. Neither predicted a round, both aiming to let the outcome speak for itself. Tiger and Giardello will split the gate as agreed in prior contract terms with Tiger receiving 42 per cent and Giardello 15 per cent.
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Atlantic City
Dick Tiger
Joey Giardello
Convention Hall
Cassius Clay
Tiger
Giardello
Nigeria
Philadelphia
Elston Howard named MVP as Yogi Berra praised
Elston Howard wins the American League Most Valuable Player award with a .287 batting average and a .994 fielding mark. He thanks Yogi Berra and Bill Dickey for guiding his move to catcher and credits Berra for inspiring him as Yankees manager.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Teaneck
N.J
Elston Howard
Yogi Berra
New York Yankees
Berra
Howard
Ralph Houk
Yogi
Bill Dickey
Yankees
Tve
Yankee
Baseball Writers Association of America
Detroit
al Kaline
Whitey Ford
Minnesota
Harmon Killebrew
Boston
Carl Yastrzemiski
Dick Radatz
NCAA VOTES FOR CONTROLLED TV PLAN FOR 1964 SEASON
The NCAA voted strongly for a controlled football television program and approved changes for 1964 65. Walter Byers said main features of the plan will not vary from the current system. Fourteen dates are set on Saturdays and Thanksgiving Day with regional telecasts rising to 20 from 15. Total games televised will increase from 24 to 29.
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Kansas City
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Walter Byers
NCAA
Rosburg Takes Narrow Lead In Sinatra Open First Round
Bob Rosburg shot four under par 66 to lead the Frank Sinatra Invitational Open by one stroke over Frank Beard at Canyon Country Club in Palm Springs. Twenty six players beat or matched par as 14 shot even par. Tony Lema struggled with 76 threatening his 36 hole cut.
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Charles Maher
Associated Press
Palm Springs
Calif
Bob Rosburg
Rosburg
Frank Beard
Beard
Bill Casper
Dave Hill
Don Finsterwald
Tommy Bolt
Bobby Nichols
Don Essig
Gene Littler
Terry Wilcox
Tommy Aaron
Floyd Ray
New Canyon Country Club
Tony Lema
Officials in Striped Shirts Drive NFL’s On Field Judgement
In a St. Louis game, a fumble in the end zone sparked debate over officiating as Cardinals and Packers battled. Joe Kuharich, NFL supervisor, lauds officials as dedicated, solvent, and essential to the game, with the umpire facing the toughest duties as play unfolds.
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Cardinals
Packers
St. Louis
Joe Kuharich
National Football League
Rockefeller Plaza
Kuharich
Washington
NFL
Ronnie Gibbs
Gibbs
Dan Tehan
Hamilton County
Ohio
Bill Downes
Chicago
O'Hare Field
Westminster Owls Aim To Secure Tri State Title In Final
Westminster 7 0 1 hosts Frederick Cadets 3 0 2 in a decisive game that could clinch the Tri State crown for Westminster. Ed Bollinger keying the Owls offense after a string of strong performances, while Frederick relies on ball control and defense to spoil the title bid. Injury list grows for Cadets as they seek a upset despite a tough schedule.
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Westminster
Owls
Earl Hersh
South Hagerstown
Crosstown
North
Reds
Ed Bollinger
Bollinger
Delone Catholic
Martinsburg
Frederick
Jack Molesworth
Terry Morgan
Bing Myers
Andover
South
Allegany
Bel Air
Boonsboro
Delone
Jeff Myers
Mike Wright
Dale Freyman
Toronto Man Meets Hollywood Strongman in Miami Bout
George Chuvalo of Toronto and Tony Alongi of Hollywood meet in a 10 round bout in Miami Beach. Each fighter has 63 professional fights with 38 knockouts between them. A TV broadcast on ABC may lead to a potential title shot against Eddie Mabehen after his 14 month layoff due to a nervous breakdown.
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Miami Beach
Fla
George Chuvalo
Toronto
Tony Alongi
Hollywood
Eddie Maehen
District Soccer Game Rescheduled After Muddy Field
Yesterday's District 1 match between Walkersville and Williamsport of Washington County at Middletown was canceled due to a muddy field. The game will be played today at 2 p.m.
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Walkersville
Williamsport
Washington County
Middletown
No Mismatch Ex-Champ Voices On Heavy Fight
Epping New Hampshire AP Squire Jack Sharkey, 61, says Cassius Clay can beat Sonny Liston if Clay attracts the bear to attack him. Sharkey rejects calling the title fight a mismatch and predicts a strong gate and a notable matchup for Clay. He notes Clay is fast, smart, and has few opponents left.
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Epping
N.H
Jack Sharkey
Cassius Clay
Sharkey
Sonny Liston
Clay
Floyd Patterson
Carolina kicker near ACC single season perfect streak
North Carolina placekicker Dave Braine has 14 for 14 on extra points this season and can set an ACC mark if he avoids a miss in the final three games. Maryland’s John Hannigan owns the only full-season perfect record, while Clemson’s Frank Pearce has rebounded to 15 of 16 after a rough start. Crisson, Hill and Lacey clash for ACC pass receiving honors as Crisson and Lacey tie 82 career receptions, Hill matches Crisson’s six TD catches in a season.
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Greensboro
N.C
North Carolina
Dave Braine
ACC
Maryland
John Hannigan
Frank Pearce
Clemson
Stan Crisson
Due
Darryl Hill
Bob Lacey
North Carolin
Crisson
Hill
Lacey
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Cust Kreh
Bupers
Tri-State CC
NAVY
Roger Staubach
Maryland Terps
Navy Marine Corps Stadium
Jeft
John Sai
Pat Donnelly
Dick Earnest
Middies
Y.A. Title
New York Giants
American Football League
Joe Foss
Pocahontas
John Smith
Sinatra
Harry Grayson
NEA
Busch Stadium
Cardinal
Green Bay
Packer
Jim Tunney
Norman Schachter
Carroll County
Lane
Pussycats
Frederick Cadets
Clyde Beatty
Carolina
Blue Ridge Oil Company
P.O. Box
Frederick, Md
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