Izaak Walton Meet Promises Wildlife Talk Tonight
Frederick Izaak Walton Chapter plans an entertaining program with Russell K. Grater of the National Park Service showing wildlife films and giving a short talk at 7 p.m. Attendees are guided to the clubhouse via Reich's Ford Road and Route 40 exit.
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Horse Racing Card Report November 11 19h4
A multi race card lists nine races with purses from 1100 to 1700 and ages from two years up. Notable runners include Heo Busie Miss Galstan 105 Ferry Pon Ulla Passante 112 Jess H lrn Aems 108 in the first race and Randallstown 1 Cigereis 106 in the second. The program shows entries, weights, and results style typical of a mid century track program with a twin double and attendance figures.
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Miss Galstan
Ferry Pon
Ulla Passante
Jess H
Randallstown
Cigereis Io
Harmar
Mills Dream
Ceem’c Gelight
Pocket Pruner
Bighon
Flyer Ray
Tataviejo
Kianachta Ie Cadarus
Sand Spur
Hershey Hill
Kerch
York Road
Barry Rose
Greek Circle
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Richardson
Fran Welch
Ingomar Road
Hay Harbor
Little Falcon
Ing
Colony
Pat
Canadiens set NHL single season win record in 1955-56
The Montreal Canadiens achieved 45 victories to set the NHL record for most wins in a season. Separately in college football, Tom Nowatzke of Indiana kicked a 50 yard field goal against Ohio State on October 3, setting a Big Ten record.
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Dark returns to managerial ranks with Cubs coaching staff
Dark joins the Chicago Cubs college of coaches while owner Phil Wrigley confirms Bob Kennedy remains head coach. Mel Harder, 35, is hired as pitching coach after resigning from the New York Mets. Harder, a former Indians star, pitched 223 games and mentored Cleveland’s staff from 1947 to 1963.
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al Dark
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Bob Kennedy
Mel Harder
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Pistons End Six-Game Slide With 119-117 Win Over Bullets
Detroit interim coach Dave DeBusschere scored 26 points as the Pistons toppled the Baltimore Bullets 119-117. Rod Thorn led Detroit with 27 points and iced the game with 59 seconds left. Walt Bellamy and Don Ohl paced Baltimore with 33 and 32 points.
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Convention Hall
Rod Thorn
Pistons
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Walt Bellamy
Don Ohl
DeBusschere
Chatrey Wolf
Baltimore
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Green
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Miles
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Thorn
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Maryland Faces Clemson In ACC Showdown At Byrd Stadium
Maryland coach Tom Nugent said both teams will be ready for Saturdays ACC clash as Maryland and Clemson both stand 3-5. He noted exchanges of game film and expects Clemson to rebound after a 29-0 loss to North Carolina. Nugent declined to comment on Frank Howard, citing a rule to speak only positively.
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Frank Howard
Wittenberg Holds 1st in AP Small-College Poll
Wittenberg Tigers remain No. 1 after an unbeaten 42-7 win over Wabash, earning nine first place votes and 132 points. Louisiana Tech rises to second after beating Southeastern Louisiana. Florida A&M moves to third with a 46-24 win over North Carolina A&T.
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Piersall Named AL Comeback Player of the Year 1964
Jimmy Piersall, the volatile outfielder who left the majors in 1963, is voted the American League Comeback Player of the Year for 1964 by 77 writers. He batted .314 in 87 Angels games after stints with Washington and New York, bouncing back from a troubled 1963 season.
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Morris and Ditka Close On NFL Catch Record
Johnny Morris and Mike Ditka of the Chicago Bears are nearing the NFL single season record for combined receptions with 123 catches through 11 games. Five games remain as Morris leads with 68 and Ditka has 55, chasing the 1950 Rams trio record. Fran Tarkenton tops passer ratings and Bobby Walden leads punting as the league shifts.
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Glenn Davis
Elroy Hirsch
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Bobby Walden
Tarkenton
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Walden
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Yale Lary
Lary
Three AFL rushers pace single game yardage
Cookie Gilchrest of Buffalo Billy Cannon now with Oakland and Clem Daniels of Oakland lead AFL rushing in a single game with 243 216 and 200 yards respectively all against the New York Jets. Jim Norton a University of Washington senior with two varsity letters is the Huskies kicking specialist.
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Colts Seek Revenge on Vikings in Baltimore Showdown
The Baltimore Colts, 8-1 in the Western Conference, aim to rebound from a 34-24 loss to Minnesota as they host the Vikings at Memorial Stadium. Key players Tony Lorick Jerry Hill Lenny Moore Tom Matte and Tarkenton are noted in a game preview emphasizing a high-scoring rematch and defensive adjustments.
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