Opening Day Game Season in Maryland Promises Bounty
A Maryland opening day article notes hunters will flood the countryside with pheasants, rabbits, and quail across counties. It highlights strong rabbit populations in Frederick County, rising grouse, and good quail shooting on the Eastern Shore and southern Maryland. It praises bird dogs for locating game and urges reporting unsportsmanlike activity to wardens.
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Honers
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Frederick County
Bob Abraham
Tye
Abraham
Guy Gearhart
Maryland Coach Predicts Passes Against Wake Forest
Maryland coach Tom Nugent said he expects to pass against Wake Forest while the Deacons may run more. He noted Maryland beat North Carolina State 10 to 7 last week and avoided discussing bowls. Assistant Alf Satterfield praised Wake Forest as a stronger team and described their two‑group rotation and late-fourth offense.
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College Park
Tom Nugent
University of Maryland
Wake Forest
Deacons
Maryland
North Carolina
State
Terps
Wolfpack
Roman Gabriel
Atlantic Coast Confernee
Alf Satterfield
N. C. State
Chuck Reiley
Satterfield
Maryland Faces West Chester In NCAA Soccer First Round
The University of Maryland hosts West Chester State College in the NCAA tournament's first round. Maryland's record stands at 34 wins with 0 losses. West Chester finished 14-4-? The winner advances to St Louis for the semifinals and finals.
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College Park
Universty
Maryland
West Chester State College
Terps
Catholic University
West Chester
St Loui
Marland
Pennsylvania
Senators Land No 1 Pick In Major League Draft
Washington Senators win the first selection in the 1961 draft after finishing last in the American League. The pool includes future and former big leaguers with roughly 20 players expected to be drafted, costs around 25 000 per pick, and positions spread from catchers to pitchers. The Yankees headline choices with 18th and last pick as Houston and New York join the expanded league.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
NEW York
Washington Senators
Kansas City
Tampa
Fla
Frank Zupp
Baltimore
Ponus
Billy Short
New York Yankees
Ron Henry
Minnesota
Jim Bronstad
Yankee
Danny Kravitz
Jim Baumer
Lou Jackson
Houston
Colts
Mets
Cambridge Triumphs Over Oxford in Freshmen Meet
Cambridge defeated Oxford 55 to 34 in a fresh men's dual track and field meet. Biodgett, a Harvard student, won the 110 hurdles in 16.1 seconds, claimed the 200 hurdles in 25 seconds, set a freshmen pole vault record at 12 feet, and added a field event win with a 1710 foot throw.
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Cambridge
Oxford
England
Tom Blodgett
Great Barrington
Mass
Biodgett
Harvard
Jor Hurdies
Anobher
Decision Day for TV Lark Owners
Laurel Maryland AP reports TV Lark faces Sunday race decision as owner plans next start with Parker and Nav. Simdan Perser says the horse will be aimed at a future track, with several tentative dates and venues under consideration.
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TV Lark
Laurel
T. V. Lark
Parker
Carol
York
Mir Hoople’s Punchy Predictions Forecast Feature
A fragmentary note presents Mir Hoople’s punchy forecast column by Major Amos B Hoople. It hints at weekly readings and playful predictions tied to the Bel Series with a light editorial tone.
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Amos B
Ser
My Nepea
Ariep
Tennessee Tailback AP Back Of Week
College football notes name Rashenstern Crope and George Reen among players, with a garbled selection of predictions and mentions of teams such as Georgia Tech, Purdue, Ohio State, and Oklahoma, reflecting a retro sports preview and voting context.
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Tennessee
Four Elected to Maryland Athletic Hall of Fame
The Maryland Athletic Hall of Fame adds four new members: William W. Evans of Silver Spring a multi sport standout at Maryland in the 1920s. Harry Jeffra of Baltimore a boxing champion in bantam and featherweight. Maisel of Catonsville who played and managed in the Orioles Yankees and Browns organizations. and Herzog a Baltimore native who played 13 NL seasons with the Giants Braves Reds and Cubs and died in 1953.
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Ton
William W
Moon
Evane
Harry P. Jeffra
Fritz Ai Wea
Charles L. Jernog
Maryland Athletic Hall of Fame
M Club
University of Maryland
Hall of Fame
Jeffra
Baltimore
Maisel
Catonsville
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Orioles
Herzog
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
LSU declines Sugar Bowl invitation after team preference
LSU athletic director Jim Corbett announced the Tigers would not accept a Sugar Bowl berth in New Orleans on New Year’s Day, citing a University Athletic Council resolution and the team’s strong wish for an out-of-state trip. He said no discussion of other bowls would occur until after the Nov 25 Tulane game.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
Jim Corbett
LSU
New Orleans
Corbett
University Athletic Council
Hornung joins Army team for active duty tour
Paul Hornung, NFL scoring king since 1959, reported to Fort Riley Kansas as Pvt Hornung. He will serve with the 896th Engineer Co as a light truck driver and radio operator and begin administrative processing before intense combat training.
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FT. Riley
Kan
Paul Hornung
Hornung
Notre Dame
Green Bay Packers
896Th Engineer Co
National Guard
Linton
N.C
UT students suspended in mascot killing case
Nine University of Texas students involved in the kidnapping and killing of Baylor’s mascot bear were suspended until February 1, 1992. A faculty and disciplinary panel ordered full restitution to Baylor University, and refused to reveal the suspects’ identities.
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TEXAS
Austin
Tex
University of Texas
Baylor
Bavier University
Schowl
Arno Nowotny
Texac
Bas
Stock Company Owns Stable Corporation Horse To Run At Pimlico
Turf and Paddock Stable, the first publicly owned horse racing corporation, is founded by Dick Kumble and Howard Tesher in Delaware. The firm owns 17 horses, including Will of Iron, which won at Laurel and Pimlico prep races. About 500 shareholders hold 67,000 shares, par value one penny, with Kumble and Tesher each earning 3400 dollars. other Florida partners also hold stakes. The Futurity prize is around 75 thousand dollars.
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Baltimore
Wall Street
Miami
Dick Kumble
Howard Tesher
Kumble
Tesher
Laurel
Pimlico
Will of Iron
Futurity Prep
Summer Tan
Miami News
Delaware
Warren Goldsmith
Herbert Herken
Philip Cook
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