Hopes High for Maryland Hunting Season Says Game Biologists
Tales from biologists and farmers point to a strong year for hunters across the state. Rabbits rise on roads before dawn and pheasants are predicted to peak the season, with grouse and quail numbers improving in Frederick Carroll and Dorchester areas. hunters advised to use Salisbury as base, check signs, and respect landowners rules while noting season runs November 15 to January 5 with bag limits rabbits four quail six pheasants two grouse two and a sobriety requirement.
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Washington County
Maryland
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Salisbury
J. P. Smith
Frederick City
Thurmont
Cunningham State Forest
Cat Rock
Green Ridge State Forest
Allegany County
Dan's Mountain Wildlife Area
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Athletics Sold to St Louis Group Tuesday
A St Louis group headed by Elliott Stein bought the Kansas City Athletics for 3.5 million dollars. The sale covers 52 percent of the stock, to be formalized by Probate Judge Robert J. Dunne. Mrs. Warren W. Humes and the City National Bank of Chicago, executors of Arnold Johnson’s estate, clashed over the stock’s disposition as Johnson’s debts and taxes loom. Johnson died March 10.
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St Louis
Elliott Stein
Kansas City Athletics
Robert J. Dunne
Warren W. Humes
Arnold Johnson
Johnson
Ed Dyas Named AP Back of Week After Clutch 96 Victory
Auburn fullback Ed Dyas rushed for 110 yards and kicked three field goals to defeat Georgia 96 in a game highlighting his NCAA record 12 field goals this season and 16 in his college career. He booted the winners with 45 seconds left despite a hip injury. Georgia coach Wally Butts called him the finest fullback in college football.
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Associated Press
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Ed Dyas
Tigers
Georgia
Mobile
Ala
Dyas
Ovas
Wally Butts
Jake Gibbs
Mississippi
Tom Singleton
Yale
Bernie Allen
Purdue
Norris Stevenson
Missouri
Joe Belling
Navy
Gibbs
Tennessee
Singleton
Princeton
Allen
Minnesota
Stevenson
Oklahoma
Bellino
Virginia
Russians Seek Permission to Sell International Horses to Americans
Moscow sought approval from Soviet Agriculture Minister Vladimir Matschevich on Tuesday to sell Zabeg and Zadormanny, two Russian horses that ran in the Washington Laurel International, to American buyers. Parishev said moneyed American interests approached the Russians, with price to be set if approved, enabling negotiations to begin.
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George Bowen Washington
Moscow
Washington,d. C
Vladimir Matschevich
Peter Parishev
iZabeg
Zadormmny
Laurel
Parishev
Zabeg
Nikolai Nasibev
Harmonizing
United States
Joseph F. Flanagen
Maryland Racing Commission
Washington
Cartagena Founded As New Carthage By Hasdrubal
Cartagena in Spain traces its origins to about 243 B.C. when Hasdrubal brother of Hannibal founded the settlement and named it New Carthage, a key early site in Iberian history.
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Cartagena
Spain
Hasdrubal
Hannibal
New Carthage
Rabbit Fever Hinders Cadets Before Edmondson Finale
The Frederick Cadets lose six key players to hunting rabbits as Edmondson visits for a decisive game. Starter absence leaves coach Jack Molesworth to field a shorter lineup after a 23 man turnout in Tuesday practice. Edmondson, led by quarterback Sam Leishure and end Earl Miller, seeks a tenth win after recent title glory.
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Frederick Cadets
Jack Molesworth
Redskins
Maryland
Sam Leishure
Leishure
Earl Miller
Molesworth
Wilt Closes In On Baylor In Tight NBA Scoring Race
Wilt Chamberlain of the Philadelphia Warriors trails leader Elgin Baylor of Los Angeles by two points in the NBA scoring chase. Chamberlain has 353 points in ten games at a 35.3 average, Baylor 355 in 11 games at 32.2. The race is the closest since November 19, 1957, when Dolph Schayes led Bob Pettit 279-276 but did not win. Oscar Robertson and Jack Twyman stand third and fourth, with 329 and 319 points respectively in 183 games.
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Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia Warriors
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles
National Basketball Association
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Baylor
NBA
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Syracuse
Bob Pettit
St. Louis
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Pettit
George Yardley
Detroit
Oscar Robertson
Jack Inymann
Cincinnati
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Twyman
Shue
Jeaders
Bill Sharman
Boston
Clyde Lovellette
I. Baylor
Stan
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Roberts
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Cin
Navits
N. Y
Guennm Noy
Arizin
Phila
St. Lou
Det
Bel W. Hagan
St. Lov
Terps Collins Clinches Lineman Honors With TD Play
Gary Collins caught a pass from Dale Betty and dashed for the winning touchdown in Marsland’s 22 19 victory over North Carolina. The 200 pound junior from Williamstown Pa earned Lineman of the Week honors from the AP for his dominant performance, including key tackles and a 365 yard punt average.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Gary Collins
Dale Betty
Marsland
North Carolina
Maryland
Co‘ims
Williamstown
Starvland
Richards Signs Two Year Pact With Orioles Through 1963
Paul Richards signed a two year extension to continue as Baltimore Orioles manager through 1963. The deal keeps the 1955 start intact with a likely $45 000 annual salary and a per attendance bonus. Detroit reportedly sought talks, but Richards denied serious consideration and vowed hard work to improve the club.
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Baltimore
Paul Richards
Baltimore Orioles
The
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Orioles
Richards
Lee MacPhail
Oriole
Detroit
Tigers
Brooks Robinson
Ron Hansen
Waxahachie
Tex
County Cagers Start Workouts Across Frederick County
Frederick County opens basketball practice with almost 250 boys. Walkersville High leads turnout with over 60 players under coach Bill Talley. Returning Lions from last year highlight Class C to Class B shift, while Frederick High, Emmitsburg, Brunswick and others prep squads as football overlaps.
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Walkersville High School
Bill Talley
Walkersville
Lions
Ron Linton
Ron Dorsey
John Goff
Sonny Blank
Wayne Rinehart
Bill Poffenberger
Brooks
Tom Richy
Dick Bayles
Danny Boone
Sam Brown
Mike Brachey
Jerry Reid
Bill Siedling
Tom Colliflower
Dave Ayersman
John Messer
Messer
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Gaithersburg
Emmitsburg
John Horine
Terry Fleazie
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Don Sweeney
Randy Valentine
John Flowers
Jim Hewitt
Ken Flick
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Ken Thompson
Bill Lee
Lincoln
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Earl Collins
Charles Brown
Wayne Brown
Middletown High
Jim Fraser
Middletown
Knights
John Hatterly
Ken King
Charlies DeLauter
Bill Flock
Don Main
Larry Lovell
Fraser
Coach Calls For Homegrown Baseball Star to Fix Issues
A coach notes that the team needs a rare, exceptional outfielder and emphasizes that such talent cannot be bought and must be developed internally, as he discusses the difficulty of acquiring a top player and the long-term plan to grow one.
Boxing Results Roundup From U.S. Cities
AP reports multiple boxing bouts with winners by decision and knockouts. Names include Boston's Tom McNeeley over George Logan in Arlington, McKeesport's Alonzo Johnson beating Tony Anthony, Buffalo's Joey Giambra over Rory Calhoun, Detroit's Jimi Remson stopping Skippy Green, and Ricardo Lara outpointing Chu Chi in Los Angeles.
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Boise
Idaho
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Braddock
Tony Anthony
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Buffalo
Joey Giambra
Rory Calhoun
White Plains
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Detroit
Jimi Remson
iDetroit
Skippy iGreen
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Ricardo Lara
el Paso
Chu Chi
Corona
London
Johnny Morris
Os Iear Burton
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