145 Lb Deer Bagged Surpasses 200 Mark in Season
Hunters report 206 antlered deer killed in first two days of the season opening last Friday. Saturday checks show multiple big bucks including a 145 lb 11 point near Camp Airy by Frank Moore Jr. of Cascade, with many others listed at Ben's Esso Station Eyler's Valley and Delphey's. If the pace continues, the total may top last year’s Frederick County rifle kill as the season extends through Saturday.
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Ben’s Esso
Snook’s
Delphey’s
Numters
Frederick County
Camp Airy
Frank 0. Moore Jr
Cascade
Eyler’s Valley
Charles Clauss
Severn Park
Blue Mt
Wayne L. Reed
Thurmont
Ben’s
Esso
Delphey
Middle Creek
Paul L. Lewis
Middletown
Donald Snyder
Frederick City
Ronald F. Little
Emmitsburg
Tbs
Crystal Fountain Road
Thomas Olsen
Camp Jury
Frank @. Moore Jr
Michael Sharb
Emmittsburg
Flat Run Creek
Donald W Creeger
Eyler's Valley
Jerry ¥. Smith
Lintticum
Pont
Arthur Jones
Indian Lookout
Carroll Fraley
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Ken Mar
Walter Kotchenreuther
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James H Sanders
Shriver Road
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Kenneth Wiles Jr
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Reute
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Atlee L. Boyer
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Jessups
Lewistown
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Hall Bottom
William Wilderbrand
Fred Water Shed
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Shookstown
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Patriots End Jets Streak After Late TD Pass
Boston Patriots rally in the second half to beat the New York Jets 27 to 23 in New York. Babe Parilli connected a two yard TD pass to Tony Romeo with 54 seconds left sealing the comeback as the Jets’ four game win streak ended. Parilli had a rough start but engineered 17 points in the third quarter and the decisive drive late in the fourth. The win also helped the Bills clinch the Eastern Division title while Jets were eliminated from contention.
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Jim Colclough
Gino Cappelletti
Bullets Rally Past St Louis for 110 102 Victory
Baltimore Bullets built a 17 point lead and withstood a late St Louis surge to win 110 102. Obi led Baltimore with 27 points, Howell 23, Kerr 21 while Guerin led St Louis with 24 as free throw struggles doomed the Hawks.
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Lough'ry
Hagan
Ohi
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Warley
Kansas City Rips Houston in AFL Showdown
Kansas City crushed Houston 52-21 as Len Dawson threw three touchdowns and passed for 211 yards. Mack Lee Hill and Curtis McClinton led a strong running game. The Chiefs strengthened their slim Western Division title hopes with a dominating defensive effort led by Bobby Bell Jerry Mays and Buck Buchanon.
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Dawson
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Curtis McClinton
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Jerry Mays
Buck Buchanan
Brodie Tosses Five TDs as 49ers Trounce Vikings
John Brodie threw five touchdown passes and Robert Riddle style, while San Francisco’s defense stifled Minnesota's offense for most of the game. The 49ers defeated the Vikings 45 to 24 as Minnesota bench Fran Tarkenton in the second quarter and started Ron Van DerKelen.
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49Ers
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Viking
Norm van Brocklin
Fran Tarkenton
Ron VanderKelen
Draft turmoil marks AFL NFL draft timing and picks
Clint Murchison Jr accuses the AFL of hidden drafting, urging a one-year sanction. The piece details AFL first and second round selections, confusing Oakland tactics, and contrasts with NFL timing as both leagues reveal picks across rounds.
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Grabowski
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Washington
Oklahoma
Carl McAdams
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Missouri
Francis Peay
Mississippi
Stan Hindman
San Francisco
LSU
George Rice
Chicago
West Virginia
Dick Leftridge
Massachusetts
Milt Morin
Cleveland
Kentucky
Rick Norton
Miami
Purdue
Karl Singer
Boston
Los Angeles State
Don Davis
San Diego
Mike Dennis
Buffalo
Shay
Denver
Alvin Dark Named Manager of the Kansas City Athletics
Alvin Dark, who led San Francisco to the 1962 World Series, was chosen to manage the Kansas City Athletics replacing Haywood Sullivan who resigned. Dark received a two year contract and will try to lift the Athletics from last place in the American League while Sullivan moves to a Boston Red Sox role.
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Vancouver
Mel McGaha
College Football Results From Associated Press Standings
Army 7 Navy 7 Notre Dame 0 Mississippi 21 Mississippi State 0 Tennessee 21 Vanderbilt 3 Georgia 17 Georgia Tech 7 Florida 0 Florida State 17 Alabama 30 Auburn 3 Southern California 56 Wyoming 6 TCU 10образ So. Methodist 7 Baylor 17 Rice 13 Brig. Young 42 New Mexico Arizona State U 14 Arizona 6 Quan. Mar 20 Memphis St 14 Boston College 35 Holy Cross 0 Tex West 38 West Texas St 21 Kings Point 22 Penn Mil 12 San Diego St 44 Cal West 0 Texas Southern 34 Florida A&M 21 U of Louisiana State canceled rain Mineral Water Bowl North Dakota 37 North Illinois 20 NAIA Semifinal Playoffs St John’s Minn 28 Fairmont W Va 7 Linfield 30 Sul Ross 27
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Eagles edge Cardinals as Snead, Retzlaff spark comeback
In St Louis, Norm Snead and Pete Retzlaff connected for three late gains, then a 10 yard TD pass to Retzlaff gave the Philadelphia Eagles a 28 24 win over the Cardinals. The result alongside Giants loss to Chicago clinched the Browns AFC East title with three games left. Cleveland beat Pittsburgh.
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Sayers Scores Twice as Bears Rout Giants
Gale Sayers scores on 45 and 15 yard runs to reach 14 rookie TDs, a Bears season record, in a 35 14 victory over the New York Giants. Bukich 38 yard TD pass to Gordon, Sayers 113 rushing yards and two TDs, Giants eliminated from playoff contention. Bears stay alive in the West.
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Chicago
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