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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1961
Page
5
Farmers complain of trespass and property damage during hunting season while most hunters seek access with minimal bother. The article discusses legal rights, posted and unposted land notices, police roles, and farmer club insurance agreements aimed at preventing stock loss and property damage.
Bruce Kidd of Canada won the National AAU 10 000cc cross country title in 22 08 amid a muddy hilly course at Louisville while John Guyknecht of the Baltimore Olympic Club was runner up and John Macy of the University of Houston took third. Houston led the team scoring with 3 points as Southern Illinois was second and Baltimore Olympics third.
Maryland guard Bill Kirghro has recovered from a three day bout and flu and is expected to start in the football game at Virginia. The team, coached by Gene Ott, aims to rebound after recent losses as Kirghro returns to action.
Dr Harry Ciften Curly, noted chemist, is honored in Maryland. The event at College Park recognizes his two years of work at the university and includes Jim Prersall and others in attendance.
AFL commissioner Joe Foss and New York Titans owner Harry Wismer pressed for control as a scheduled December draft stirred conflict. Foss arrived for the Thanksgiving game at the Polo Grounds while Wismer warned of action. both men traded threats and denials as the feud intensified.
St John’s opens basketball at McSherry Gym against alumni in the lid lifter. Coach Callahan leans on three returning lettermen plus three regulars to start, with Stull providing bench depth and a mix of veterans and newcomers to face the alumni. The Blue Ridge Catholic team aims to rebuild after a fall from the 1960 61 season standings.
Classified OCR fragment shows a Washington schoolboy game with Associated Press routing notes. Names such as Dorpa and Farhad appear unreadable. The context hints at a DC youth game reaching semifinals with AP coverage.
The New York Titans edged the Buffalo Bills 21 to 14 as defense and timely passes fueled the victory. A 67 yard pass to Bobby Rena set up a TD and Dick Felt's interception led to another score, while the Bills' offense struggled with miscues and a late rally that fell short.
Ray Bluth of St Louis kept his early advantage at the World Invitational Bowling Tournament despite losing all four games to Dick Hoover of St Louis in the afternoon. Bluth won four games against Don Carter earlier, totaling 395 pins with a 299 and a 369. Hoover rose to fourth as Bluth’s score moved to 102 34 points after five of 16 finals matches.
In a muddy Detroit edition of NFL action, the Green Bay Packers beat the Lions 17-9 to widen their lead in the Western Division. Jim Taylor scored the decisive TD early in the final quarter after a 26yard pass from Bart Starr, with Paul Hornung adding a late field goal and two extra points. Jim Martin booted all three Lions field goals in the rain at Tiger Stadium.
Washington & Lee 33 beat Washington U 20. Colgate 30 over Brown and Hofstra 24. Presbyterian 7 tied Newberry 7. Tennessee Tech and Middle Tennessee 7, Memphis S. 41 beat Chattanooga 13. Tuskegee 19 over Ma St 8. Richmond 4 over Wm. & Maryik a Mil. 6. Virginia Tech draina Area 28. Hampton ree wv. Fort Virginia Reeveri sate OV. Va 0 Mbeng Ga St 41 over FL Valley 35. Tess 25. Texas Latest meats ony red. West cases show Humboldt St 0. Fresno State 3.
Texas overwhelms Texas A&M 25-0 at College Station to finish 9-1 and secure a Cotton Bowl host berth. Eldon Moritz adds two field goals and a 31 yarder, while Jack Collins Jim Saxton Mike Cotten Jerry Cook and Tom Ford spark a dominant Longhorn attack in front of 42,000 fans.
Thor oughbred Owners and Breeders Association president Gough Thompson condemns the Florida boycott and threats of a strike aimed at the Florida Racing Commission over the butazolidin ban. Tropical Park opens as trainers demand lifting the ban. the association backs members amid a heated dispute. In Japan, Haruyoshi Kobari wins a pro golf tour playoff at Nishinomiya.
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