Duck season opener amid sparse protected waterfowl
Chesapeake Bay gunners report few web feet with redhead and canvasback scarce due to protection. Wood ducks and teal remain on the Potomac with cold snaps likely driving them south. Wardens note fewer black ducks and grey mallards near Seneca to Monocacy, while Lander upstream shows a fall population rise. West Virginia hunters need big game stamps in addition to licenses. national forest areas require separate stamps.
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Potomac
Seneca
Lander
W. Va
Art Bachman
Conservation Commission
Hunte
Bach Iman
West Virginia
National Forest
Night hunting of rabbits noted in fall counts
The county reports rising night hunting from cars with gunners blasting rabbits blinded by car headlights. Warnings about deer crop damage and road kills grow as wardens log cases, while grouse have appeared more in pockets with up to four birds seen per hunter in Garrett and Allegany counties.
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Guy Garheart
Garrett
Allegany
Texas Tech naming J. T. King as football coach
J. T. King was named head football coach at Texas Tech succeeding Dewitt Weaver who resigned to private business. Dr. R C Goodwin announced approval of Athletic Council and Athletic Director Robison’s recommendation. Robison now serves as athletic director and basketball coach.
Detrick Comets Open MIAA Play At Fort Detrick
The Fort Detrick Comets host Naval Radio Station Thursday night for their first Middle Atlantic Interservice Athletic Conference game. The 1-1 team aims to start strong in the league opener.
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Fort Detrick
Naval Radio Station
Comets
Aberdeen
Navy Star Bellino Wins Heisman Trophy at 1960 Ceremony
Navy halfback Joe Bellino, son of a Sicilian immigrant from Winchester Massachusetts, won the Heisman Trophy as the nation's top college football player for 1960. He outpolled Tom Brown Jake Gibbs and Ed Dyas, scored 110 points, led Navy to a 9 1 season and an Orange Bowl invite, and expressed a wish to lunch with President-elect Kennedy.
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John F. Kennedy
Navy
Joe Bellino
Bellino
Minnesota
Tom Brown
Mississippi
Jake Gibbs
Auburn
Ed Dyas
Xavy
Bellina
Boston
Winchester
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Kennedy
Army
New York
John Cox
Belling
Mass
Broadway
Joe
Adm
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Downtown Athletic Club
Billy Can- Mon
LSU
Brown
Dervish
Nava Academy
Brigade of Midshipmen
Belino
Pietrangeli Sirola defeat U S Davis Cup hopes in doubles
Nicola Pietrangeli and Orlando Sirola beat Dennis Ralston and Chuck McKinley 5 7 11 9 15 13 6 2 in the Victorian championships doubles semifinal. The result shadows the U S Davis Cup interzone finals in Perth with captain David Freed expressing disappointment but avoiding a Davis Cup pairing decision.
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Italy
Nicola Pietrangeli
Orlando Sirola
America
Dennis Ralston
Chuck McKinley
Australia
Neale Fraser
Roy Emerson
Barry MacKay
Earl Buchholz
Perth
Ralstons
Bakersfield
Califlad
U.S
David Freed
National League Chief Sees Territory Pact Possible
Warren Giles said the National League and American League can reach a territorial agreement after the summit with Commissioner Ford Frick. He warned against rushed moves and urged long term commitments before expanding into cities like New York or Los Angeles. The majors plan a Dec 7 joint meeting in St Louis to vote on amending the territorial rule.
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Associated
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Warren Giles
National League
Ford Frick
Giles
Nime
New York
Los Angeles
Gills
Frick
Joe Cronin
American League
Washington
Minneapolis-St. Paul
National
Houston
St. Louis
Oregon State votes to play in Gotham Bowl at Yankee Stadium
Oregon State University players vote unanimously to accept a Gotham Bowl invitation for December 10 at Yankee Stadium. Bowl officials have not confirmed an opponent or whether the game will be played. Holy Cross has bid but has not decided. The final call rests with Holy Cross President Swords after a Tuesday vote.
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New York
Yankee Stadium
Bob Ready
Corvallis
Ore
The
Beavers
Portland
Holy Cross
Ready
Worcester
Mass
Raymond J. Swords
S. J
Swords
Warriors edge Lakers as Baylor sits out
In New York Madison Square Garden, the Philadelphia Warriors beat the Los Angeles Lakers 122-121 with Wilt Chamberlain scoring 44 points while Elgin Baylor sat out sick. Boston Celtics won 119-109 over St. Louis Hawks. Syracuse Nationals beat Cincinnati Royals 129-105. Knicks defeated Detroit 118-107. Lakers stretch eight games in eight nights with a 44/ split.
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Associated Press
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Los Angeles
New York
Detroit
Syracuse
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia Warriors
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Elgin Baylor
California
Baylor
Warriors
Madison Square Garden
Wilt Chamberlain
Celtics
St. Louis Hawks
Syracuse Nationals
Cincinnati Royals
New York Knickerbockers
Detroit Pistons
Lakers
Ingemar Could Be Great Says Schemling
Germany’s former world heavyweight champion Max Schmeling says Ingemar Johansson could be the greatest heavyweight if he trains seriously. He notes Johansson was in perfect condition when he defeated Floyd Patterson in the first fight but poorly trained in the rematch.
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Toronto
Max Schmeling
Germany
Ingemar Johansson
Sweden
Schmeling
Johansson
Floyd Patterson
Max
Ole Miss QB Jake Gibbs Named AP Back of Week
Jake Gibbs the Ole Miss quarterback and star of a 35 9 win over Mississippi State earns AP Back of the Week honors. The Grenada Miss native completed 13 of 15 passes for 140 yards and two touchdowns and added a rushing TD while anchoring Ole Miss to the SEC title bout and Sugar Bowl bid. Gibbs edged Billy Kilmer and Daryle Lamonica for the weekly honor.
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Jake Gibbs
Don Weiss
Associated Press
Jerry Dean
Mississippi
Gibbs
Mississippi State
State
Grenada
Miss
Besdes
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Billy Kilmer
UCLA
Daryle Lamonica
Notre Dame
Mike Quinlan
Air Force
Pervis Atkins
Bob Gaiters
New Mexico State
Navy
Joe Bellino
Yale and Navy Share Lambert Trophy in Tie
Unbeaten Yale and Navy tied for the Lambert Trophy as Eastern football champions, each totaling 35 points from a four man committee. The vote marks the first tie in 23 years with Penn State third and Army, Pitt, Syracuse, Rutgers, Princeton, Holy Cross and Dartmouth following. Yale and Navy to be honored at a reception on December 1.
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Yale
Navy
Army
Earl Blaik
Asa Bushnell
Eastern College Athletic Conference
Harvey Harman
National Football Foundation
Columbia
Lou Little
Penn State
Pitts
Syracuse
Rutgers
Princeton
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
Indians Giants brewing deal involving five players
The Giants near a trade sending veteran lefty Johnny Antonelli to Cleveland for Johnny Temple and Dick Stigman. Lane of the Indians weighed adding Willie Kirkland or Felipe Alou or Tito Francona, as talks stalled by a 120-player rule. Trading rules and upcoming drafts loom as the period continues. Other notes include Reds naming Jim Turner pitching coach and Danny O Connell signing with Washington. Beards changes jobs.
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Associated Press
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San Francisco Giants
Johnny Antonelli
New York Yankees
Johnny Blanchard
Cleveland Indians
Johnny Temple
Dick Stigman
Cleveland
Frank Lane
Willie Kirkland
Felipe Alout
Tita Franscona
Lane
Jim Turner
Reds
Danny O'Connell
Washington
All-East football selections highlight Bellino and Yale backs
Navy halfback Joe Bellino tops the 1960 All-East team as the unanimous pick, supported by Yale linemen Ben Balme and Mike Pyle and Pitt end Mike Ditka. Other backs include Paul Terhes Bucknell, Ernie Davis Syracuse, and Alan Rozycki Dartmouth, with diverse linemen from Rutgers Army Pitt and Yale filling the roster.
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Associated Press
Joe Bellino
Navy
Yale
Syracuse
Bellino
Army
Paul Terhes
Bucknell
Ernie Davis J
Belling
Alan Rozycki
Dartmouth
Runnner
Davis
Fred Mautina
Ben Balme
Mike Pyle
Pitt
Mike Ditka
Alex Kroll
Rutgers
al Vanderbush
Stew Barber
Penn State
Bob Milinger
Joe Sikorsky
Boston College
Dale Kahos
Dave Meggvesy
John Hewitt
Larry Vignall
Frank Visted
Tom Singleton
Fred Cox
Dick Desmarais
Boston University
Bob Blanchard
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