Woes and Winners in Maryland Fishing Contests
Frederick area bass fisherman Howard Hank Horner, now in Cockeysville, weighs huge catches at John Fox's South Market Street bait shop. A seven pound one ounce largemouth from Loch Raven and a five pound four ounce smallmouth near Lander show Horner's wide range and skill. The piece notes other prize contenders, contest rules, and a book promotion on pistols.
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Frederick
Howard
Hank) Horner
Cockeysville
John Fox
John
South Market Street
Hank
Loch Raven
Lander
Calin Wise
Jack Rippeon
Mr. Airyeel
Julian Harris
R.F.D. Z. Frederick
Dennis Snyder
Woodsboro
Max Paley
Trout
Ross Evler
Thurman
Notre Dame seeks full rules panel ruling on Syracuse win
Notre Dame urged the NCAA to hear the case before the entire football rules committee. The request follows a one man ruling by committee chair Gen Bob Newland that Notre Dame won 17 13 on an illegal field goal over Syracuse November 18. Notre Dame President Hesburgh and Vice President Joyce argued for full committee consideration and a ruling on the display during the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Irish
Syracuse
Bob Newland
Tennessee
Edmund C. Joyce
Joyce
NCAA
Henry B. Hardt
Texas Christian University
Miles
Jand
Dame
Ncaa Rules Committee
Hardt
Secreteh
Mies
Josce
Washington
Theodore M. Hesburgh
CBS
Trade winds swirl as Sievers, Thomas swap teams in 1961 moves
Major leaguers push through a flurry of deals at the winter meetings. Roy Sievers moves from the White Sox to the Phillies for two players. Frank Thomas joins the Mets from the Braves for around $100,000. Other clubs discuss big names like Neal, Held, Runnels, Duren, McCovey, Javier, and Buhl as they eye top infielders, outfielders, and pitchers to bolster rosters for 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Tampa
Fla
Roy Sievers
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia
Charley Neal
Los Angeles Dodgers
Woody Held
Cleveland
Pete Runnels
Boston
Ryne Duren
Indians
Held
Javier
Reds
Post
Francisco Obregon
Charley James
Houston
Runnels
Boston Red Sox
Farrell
Milwaukee
Duren
Angels
Elston
Lee Maye
Bob Buhl
Giants
Fox
McCovey
White Sox
Dodgers
Charlie Neal
Minnesota
Ramos
Calvin Griffith
Twins
Phillies
Charlie Smith
Johnny Buzcard
Sievers
New York Metts
Braves
Frank Thomas
Winners of football tickets announced for final in Baltimore
George A. Karl of Scott Key Distributors announced winners of football tickets for the Baltimore final between the San Francisco 49ers and the Colts. The October 23 to November 24 contest drew weekly winners from taverns and beverage stores in Frederick and Brunswick area, listing winners including C. J. Elkins, H. O. Decker, Frank Lin E. Stockman Jr, C. Ray Nedele, and others with addresses in Frederick and Brunswick.
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Baltimore Stadium
San Francisco 49Ers
Colts
George A. Karl
Scott
Key Distributors
National Brewing Company
C. J. Elkins
Breddock
Harry Reid
North Market St
Frederick
H. O. Decker
E. Third Street
Franklin E. Stockman Jr
Frederick Avenue
C. Ray Nedele
E. Main Street
Thurmont
C. Lens Bean
Omer Keefer
Wison
C. E Crawford
Bob Grams
Brunswick
Iman Wee
Mt Robert Tickneil
Trailenue
Ohio State Council Rejects Rose Bowl Bid
Ohio State's bid to play in the Rose Bowl was rejected 28 to 25 by the faculty council after a 90 minute session. The decision upholds a 1959 stand and follows the athletic council's earlier 6 to 4 invitation approval. The vote leaves OSU out of Pasadena and cites academics disruption and the school's football image as objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Paris
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State
Buckeye
Buckeyes
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Gophers
OSU
UCLA
Athletic Association of Western Universities
Novice G. Fawcett
Woody Hayes
TCU
Bucks
Pasadena
YAICA Boys Swim Team Wins First Mason-Dixon Meet
The YAICA boys swim team defeated Chambersburg Y 161 to 120 in a home meet. Cadet Class placers included multiple swimmers such as Breau, Hoferes, Bromsnd, and Dem, with events ranging from ya free to other brisk sprints. Several names appear in the results, reflecting a strong early season performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YAICA
Chambersburg Y
Breau
Bromsnd
Fink and Sai Middies Face Strong Opponent, Deep Feud
In a tense exchange, Fink and Sai Middies clash as George Rowen, Nant paver, and Hardin are named among key players. The debate centers on who can best Dia and Mluaieem, with mentions of 7a plays and a looming November matchup.
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Annapolis
Lahore
Chuck Gombad
He & A
Mithun
Dia
Sion
Hoople Forecast Ends Season With Final Gridiron Picks
Major Amos B Hoople offers closing forecasts for 15 top rated games predicting Navy over Army 17-9 Virginia over North Carolina 21-18 and Notre Dame 28 13 others include Oklahoma 29 Oklahoma St Rice 2 Texas Tech 22 and Houston 18 plus a note on Buffalo Bills owner Foss praised for recent actions amid a chaotic sports page blend with scattered glimpses of college and professional football results and commentary.
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Snorhit
Cape Canaveral
Navy
Army
Virginia
North Carolina
Colorado
Air Force
Alabama
Auburn
Notre Dame
Deke
Miami
Fla
Florida
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Holy Cross
Boston Col
Miss
Miss. State
No. Carolina
Oklahoma
Rice
Baxter
Tennessee
Vanderbilt & Tex
So. Meth
Cream
Houston
Texas Tech
W. Tenax
Frederick Two Little Leagues Meet Thursday
Frederick area Little League meeting set for Thursday at the Frederick YMCA. The gathering aims to organize local youth baseball activities and coordinate volunteers, with organizers stressing participation and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Little Leagues
Frederick Ymca
Glenn
Oes
IPM
Dettrick Loses Opener in Naval Meet
Dettrick drops first game as Tepe Fort Detnen Lasterhall suffers a 73 point defeat at Naval Veomahot Stadium. Strong early play by opposing team sets the tone as Dettrick struggles to score.
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Detrick
Lasterhall
Inecmsta Naval
Rules Clinic Tonight Sets Stage for Upcoming Season
A chaotic OCR of a local sports note reports a rules clinic at 7:54 p.m. with officials and teams preparing for the coming season. It mentions Meas at key dates and emphasizes coaching guidance and player development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riles
Bane Eid
Wea Peedere
Temple Confirms 1962 Play with Orioles After Trade
Syracuse star Ernie Davis becomes first Negro to win the Heisman Player of the Year award in 27 years, edging Bob Ferguson and Jimmy Saxon. Davis led Syracuse to a Liberty Bowl berth with 923 rushing yards and 15 touchdowns. Also noted is Johnny Temple's assurance to Baltimore Orioles management that he will play next season after a trade from Cleveland. A local gun club hosts a December 3 ham and turkey shoot featuring skeet and trap shooting.
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Tampa
Fla
Johnny Temple
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland
Temple
Baltimore
Harry Chut
George Selkirk
Lee MacPhai
Isilet Temple
Tucson
Ariz
NEW York
Ernie Davis
Syracuse
Ball
Davis
Jimmy Brown
Navy
Joe Bellino
Pete Dawkins
Army
Bob Ferguson
Ohio State
Texas
Jimmy Saxton
Minnesota
Sandy Stephens
Alabama
Pat Trammell
Colorado
Joe Romig
Kansas
John Hadl
Maryland
Gary Collins
North Carolina State
Roman Gabriel
Utah State
Merlin Olsen
Rutgers
Alex Kroll
Greg Mather
Towa State
Dave Hoppmann
Arkansas
Lacey Alworth
Syracuse Athletic Office
Buck Davis
Elmira Express
Boston College
Jeading
National Capital Gun Club
Biffleford Road
Gaithersburg
Route 28
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Stackpole Publishing Company
Henry M. Stebbins
Lefty Kreh
Hank Horner
PHILS
Thomas
METS
Perth
Aucsraha
George Rowen
Ami Aeminn Fink
Hardin
Virgina
the News
Mir. Hoople’s
Amos B. Hoople
Knute Rockne
Miter
Dr. LM
Orbit
Hannibal Wottaburp
Hickman
Anacostia
Owens
Bethesda
Foss
Buffalo
X.Y
Buffalo Bills
Joe Foss
Gar Hesmare and
Grit
Corning
Flint ‘ Umperial
Revere
Sunbeam
Dormyer, Proctor
General Electric
Club Aluminum
Mary
Neocron
Shipley’s Inc
Zed
N. Market St
Bowling Equipment Headquarters
U.S
Phillipe
Callan
Blue Ridge Oil Company
Los Crete
Sime
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