Opening Firearm Season Sees 137 Deer Tagged Countywide
Clear skies drew hunters Friday for the opening of the firearm deer season. A total of 137 bucks were checked in by sundown at county stations. Wilbur G. Holtz of Sabillasville killed the county’s prize, a 182 lb 11 point buck at Friends Creek near Thurmont. Clarence J. Nickens of Carrollton Drive checked in a 164 lb deer at Del phey's Furnace Ford. Rain Wednesday reduced fire danger and lifted forest moisture amid ongoing countywide deer tallies and observations from Forest Warden Herman D. Toms.
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Wilbur G. Holtz
Sabillasville
Holtz
Friends Creek
Thurmont
Clarence J. Nickens
Carrollton Drive
Delphey’s
Furnace Ford
Herman D. Toms
Frederick
Carl F. Thompson
Mt. Airy
Red
Singanore
Melvin — Masser
English’s Hollow
Larry Bidle
Middletown
Five Forks
Brian R. Tolson
Dickerson
Fishing Creek
Wm. C. Burdette Jr
Sugar Loaf Mount
Robert W. Huggner
White Rock
Charles N. Mossburg Jr
Foxville Towers
Clarence Handlay
Cyrus Dewitt Weddle
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Mehrt F. Alexander
Boonsboro
Harvey Jones
Rohrersville
Spike
Watershed
R. Brantley Keeney
Woodsboro
Rocky Hill
Philip Keyser
Baucher Lane
Jerome Jerome Wilcom
Tamsville
Eylers Valley
Shriver Pickett
Doubs
Austin Windsor
Baltimore
Lawrence F. Hudson
Riverdale
John D. Koenne
Patrick M. Blackwell
Forestville
Walter Null
Westminster
Charles R. Ward
College Park
Carroll Sparkman
Foxville
Russell E. Rice
Lantz
Carl Lee Tucker
Hamburg Toer
Richard T. Hildebrand
Julian Harris
Wayne Andrew
Emmitsburg
Hampton Valley Road
Clyde Becker
John Mentahon
Silver Spring
Catoctin Orchard
Charles Norris
Poolesville
Harney
Gart Wachter
Harve de Grace
Paul Brien
Blacks Orchard
Wilbur Holtz
Joseph Knot
St. Anthony
George Sanders
College Mountain
John Wantz Jr
Old Frederick Road
Landon Lewis
Smithsburg
Debolt Road
Roy
Paspell
Timonium Road
Melvin Lewis
Garfield
Pat Owens
Crownsville
Frances Myers
Knoxville
Catoctin Hollow
William Lee
Adamstown
Catoctin
Ernest Graves
Bethesda
Pylor Road
Hillary Wade
Dallas Jenkins
Owens Mills
John Roberts
Ronald Smith
Hagerstown
William Shark
Emmit
Henry Filler
Graceham
Debold Road
Louise Haynie
Eugene Evans
Sliver Spring
Richard Swomley
Russell Willard
James Baker
Union Bridge
Salamander Tower
John Hummericke
Charles Summel
Roy Delauter
Biffle Road
Paul Frazer
Garrett Park
Catoctin Furnace
Dennis Angleshower
Maurice Bradshaw
Jesse Harden Jr
Owings Mill
Carroll Evans
Lawson
Sabiliasvile
Raymond Duvall
Thomas Senseney
Bradley Vos
Ourgh
New Windsor
Sterry Gardner
Paul Wade
Cascade
Fred Moore
High Field
Robert Boyd
Boyds
Eugene Sentzel
Bears Packers and 49ers lead first NFL draft day picks
In the NFL first round three Bears selections at 3 4 and 6, Packers at 2 7 and 10, and 49ers at 2 and 13 set the opening round. Trades gave the Bears Pittsburgh and Washington picks, Green Bay acquired Philadelphia’s first, and San Francisco took Cleveland’s. The draft runs 20 rounds of 14 picks with teams using home offices to relay to Rozelle at a downtown hotel. Futures blue shirts with college eligibility may be chosen in any round. No player may be drafted unless his original college class graduates in June.
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NFL
Bears
Green Bay
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Washington
Philadelphia
Ick
Cleveland
Rozelle
Mdtown
AFL
Newepapephhchiee
Southern Cal Eyes Upset in Fight for Rose Bowl Shot
Southern California seeks an upset of top ranked Notre Dame to earn a Rose Bowl berth while Army aims to end a five year Navy losing streak in Philadelphia. Notre Dame leads the way as Heisman winner John Huarte stars for the Irish and Craig Fertig directs USC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Cal
Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Southern California
Notre Dame
Army
Navy
Los Angeles Coliseum
John McKay
Trojans
Fighting Irish
Michigan
Pasadena
Oregon State
Southern Cal
Ara Parseghian
John Huarte
Knute Rockne
Howard Jones
Craig Fertig
Mike Garrett
McKay
One Man Employment Service Fined for Mail Fraud in Baltimore
In Baltimore, Harry C. Morris, 51, a former pipe-fitter who ran a one man employment service for construction, was fined 2000 dollars after being convicted on mail fraud charges. He charged job seekers 2 to 5 dollars for leads to work, but most leads were from large contract announcements and few real jobs. Morris earned about 10000 dollars in year one before losses appeared. he plans a new venture aiding home projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Harry C. Morris
Morris
AFL Draft Opens With 8 A.M. Start And Futures Rounds
The AFL draft began at 8 a.m. EST with 20 regular rounds and seven futures rounds. Top college players from last year entered as futures picks, including Jerry Rhome of Tulsa, Roger Staubach of Navy, Bob Hayes of Florida A&M, Bob Berry of Oregon, and others tied to Dallas, New York Jets, Kansas City, Minnesota, and Denver.
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Fifth Avenue
AFL
Jerry Rhome
Tulsa
Dallas
New York Jets
Roger Staubach
Navy
Kansas City
Bob Hayes
Florida A & M
Denver
Bob Berry
Minnesota
St. John's Opens County Play With Narrow 52-50 Win
St. John's defeated the Alumni 52-50 at Prospect Hall in a slippery McSherry Gym opener. Karl Brust scored late to seal a 1-point margin with 1:03 left, as Adrian Winpigler led the Alumni with 14 points in the second half and Ron Lipps also had 14 for the Alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Brust
St. John’s
Prospect Hall
Brust
John Tregoning
McSherry Gym
Adrian Winpigler
Saints
Tregoning
Ron Lipps
Walkersville Eyes Title After Strong Last Season
Walkersville's basketball team returns two starters Gordon Smith and Mike Trout as coach Bill Talley aims for a second straight championship. The Lions, 17-3 and state class B champions last year, feature Ralph Whitmore Vaughn Zimmerman and Jeff Dirks in the starting five. Holiday tournament slated December 28 29 with Northwestern Einstein and Gaithersburg. Schedule lists key road games through January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Yanos
Walkersville
Bill Talley
Gordon Smith
Mike Trout
Smith
Lions
Trout
Ralph Whitmore
Vaughn Zimmerman
Jeff Dirks
Zimmerman
Dirks
JV Ball
Talley
Whitmore
Northwestern
Albert Einstein
Gaithersburg
Frederick Track and Field Club heads to All-Eastern meet
The Frederick Track and Field Club travels to New York Sunday for the All Eastern Women's Cross Country championships. Pam Unger Christie Smallwood Nancy Korrell Edith Hubbard Linda Delauder and Phyllis Swann travel with Coach Jack Griffin. The team is undefeated in two years of cross country and hopes to win more trophies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Gaddy the caddie and St Louis Cardinals car gift
James Gaddy recalls his days as a caddie at Pine Needles while also serving as a drummer and bellhop. Harold Zip Brooks claimed Julian Javier’s 1953 car after the Cardinals won the pennant, delivering the old automobile as agreed.
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Gaddy
Southern Pines
N.C
James Gaddy
Conni Gy
R. Lipps
Brust Sons
Louis Armstrong
Zanaratt
Inp Fregoning
Peg
Maur Bierve
McClellan
Kirk Bell
Patty Berg
Canes
Zeigler
Betty Jameson
Ant
St. John’s
Pine Needles
ST. Louis
Harold
Zip) Brooks
St. Louis Cardinals
Julian Javier
Zip
Javier
Shenandoah Entries and Results for November 28 1944
Race program and results from Shenandoah track show multiple races on November 28 1944 with purses from 1200 to 2000 dollars. Notable entries include Man Made Crystial Imperial Jade and Royal Fury in claiming and allowance events for 3 year olds and up across distances from five furlongs to a mile. Attendance and wagering figures noted for several races.
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Vancanti
Crystial
Woodwork
Super Ala
Baker
Brutta
Witch Prophet
Sellars
Birdwood
Vance
Castle Harbor
Gran-Marie
Aldle Fuss
Royal Fury
Apple Brandy
Roxbury Road
Petlt Frere
Llambias Ray
Cardoga
Pruner
Shining Satin
Peinev
Cardoy Little Todd
Battleform
Our Robert
Barnes
Glory Cross
Asade
Vasily
Mr. M. LL As
Band Boy
Orion
Gismer
Suitars Ae
I Am Blues
Kings Cruise
Sky Flash
Sienenee Hasty Zayin
War
Relo
Todd
Ee Frite’s Maid
Miss Rosalie K
Terror
Gur Forte
Pencader
Kianachta
Vasil
Binky
Gisini
Pat Herst
Maggie R. m
du Barry Rose
Small
BAC
Frank's
Macro
Tempest
Miss Gee Gee
Burns
Viola Star
Rome
Gansta
Ards
Lam Page
Toda
Curt Summens
Jean Baby
Star Milkman
Resneak
Diav
Diav'kis
Sir Erchequer
Prince Dion
Ed's Whistler
Sword of Mine
Blanknout
Link-A-Lirk
Bob
Stella Jean
Sun Slave
Sagefire
Cadets Brace for Rubber-Game Clash with Surprise Players
Army coach Dietzel plans two platoons while 35 players stay ready as injuries trim substitutions. Stichweh Zadel Braun Stowers Johnson will play both ways. others rotate. Dietzel cites a possible breakout quarterback and hints at offensive surprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Kennedy
Philadelphia
NBC
Navy
Roger Staubach
Pat Donnelly
Donnelly
Army
Dietzel
Rollie Stichweh
Wayne Hardin
Hardin
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Athens
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Stillwater
Boston College
Holy Cross
Boston
Eddie Anderson
Stichweh
Bill Zadel
Pete Braun
Charles
Stowers
Johnny Johnson
Slim 17
YMCA Swimmers Open Season At Dundalk Meet
The Frederick YMCA swimming team begins its season with a Mason Coxon League match at the Dundalk YMCA. The league has eleven teams this year with Chevy Chase as a new addition. Dick Krantz coaches the boys team and Jack Griffin with Susan Leichert coach the girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Sugar Ray Robinson Draws Bettini in 10 Rounds
Five time middleweight champion Sugar Ray Robinson fought Fabio Bettini to a draw in a ten round bout in Rome. Robinson weighed 159 pounds, four pounds less than Bettini.
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Rome
Sugar Ray Robinson
Fabio Bettini
Robinson
Bettini
Clippers and Penguins Battle to 3-3 Tie in AFL Clash
Baltimore and Pittsburgh skated to a 3-3 tie before 4,964 fans. Ingram and Brunel gave the Clippers early 2-0 lead, Lucas answered for Baltimore, Hampson and Watson pushed Pittsburgh ahead, and Taylor equalized in the second period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Clippers
Ron Ingram
Ray Brunel
Ingram
Hank Bassen
Yves Lucas
Bob Dillabough
Butch Paul
Ted Hampson
Jim Watson
Ted Taylor
Torres Knocks Out Bobo Olson in First Round Knockout
In New York Jose Torres makes his first start as a light heavyweight and delivers a stunning 2 51 round knockout of 36 year old Bobo Olson. Torres weighed 170 pounds while Olson weighed about 175. Olson failed to rise after the knockdown as the fight ended quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jose Torres
Bobo Olson
San Francisco
Olson
Torres
Floyd Patterson
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Midshipmen
Paul Dietzel
Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
Texas
Fish and Wildlife Service
Canada
Aransas
Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge
Monte Vista
Adubon Park Zoo
New Orleans
North Hagerstown
Francis Scott Key
Brunswick
South Hagerstown
Linganore
Musselman
West Fred
Shenandoah
YMCA
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll St
Mars Opticians
West Second St
Bausch & Lamb
Zenith
Dobbs
S. Markat St
Urbana, Md
Pitt
Fred Barofsky
Greg Steele
al Gimian
Corps of Cadets
AMC
Delphey
Delphey’s Sport Store
W. Patrick St
U. S. Bonds
New Market
Maryland
Santa
RCA
Storm & Shipley
North Market St
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