Two-Day County Deer Kill Reaches 183
The News-Post reports 183 deer killed in the first two days of the current firearms season. Friday saw 137 at three local check stations, 44 more than 1963’s first day. Saturday brought 46, surpassing Frederick County’s nine-day total from 1963. One hunting accident injured Russell H. Shipley of Baltimore with a fractured leg near St. Mary’s College. Seven illegal anterless kills were noted, with arrests for loaded gun violations after sunset. Check stations and shooter names are listed among the readable details.
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News - Post
Frederick County
Eyler
Russell Howard Shipley
Monica Drive
Baltimore
St. Mary’s College
Shipley
Paul Crutchley
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Richard Jacques
Jacques
Ben’s Esso
Snook
Delphey
Charles J. Wastler
Thurmont
Leonard I. Young
New Windsor
Kenneth J. Schminke
Balto
Five Forks
David Murray
Millersville
Circle
Walter Shaw
Monrovia
Hood Mountain
Marlin W. Beans
Frederick
Rocky Springs
Robert L
Muler
Silver Spring
William Camps
Baito
Spike
White Rock
Austin L. Wolfe
Smithsburg
Hamburg
Robert Ridenour
Emmitsburg
Bridgeport
Richard T Stonesifer
Emmittsburg
John C Kuhn
Lantz
Edgar Stonesifer
Walter B. Holladay
Eylers Valley
Richard Peddicord
Mt. Airy
Cabbage Run Rd
Sherman Lantz
Mt. Zion
Robert M. Cafee
Foxville
James Saul Jr
Black's Orchard
Bonnie Kuhn
Sabillasville
Baker Hill
James Teatherage
Kumps Dam
Wayne Douglas Lowe
Edward Q. Fitegerald
Gerald Gernand
Jacob Birely
Taneytown
Shriver Rd
Maynard Grossnickle
Myersville
William McCully
Hubert W. Mathews Jr
Buckeystown
Leo Getgen
College Park
Larry Shetlen
Cat Rock
George Delphey
Rocky Ridge
Kelball
Gary Harrison
Vikings Win Ice Bowl Clash 34 13 Over Rams
Minnesota built an early 17 3 halftime lead in frigid conditions at home as Fran Tarkenton connected with Paul Flatley and Bill Brown for scores. George Rose returned an interception for six and Tommy Mason teamed with Tom Hall for a late touchdown as the Vikings held off Los Angeles 34 13.
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Rats
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Gossett
Cox
Vikings
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Tom Hall
Patriots stay in title chase with 34 17 win over Oilers
Babe Parilli threw three TD passes and Art Graham scored on a 90 yard pass to spark Boston to a 34 17 victory over Houston. Willard DenVeall returned a 60 yard scoring play and Gino Cappelletti added two field goals and four extra points.
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Freddy Glick
Oilers
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Willard Denveall
Capelletti
Ode Burrell
Raiders Rally To Tie Broncos In AFL Game
Oakland roared back to tie Denver 20 20 as Mike Mercer booted a 40 yard field goal and Tom Flores connected on a 77 yard pass to Art Powell. The unrelenting rally halted Denver's late lead and preserved a dramatic stalemate.
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Dick Guesman
Clem Daniels
Dan Birdwell
Charlie Mitchell
Mitchell
Guesman
Mercer
Bo Roberson
John McGeever
Flores
Powell
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Cage Season Top Teams Vying In Early Dec. 1 Openers
The article lists top college basketball teams and their points in a Big Eight vs West Coast and independent rankings led by Kansas State and San Francisco with Minnesota and Kentucky close behind. It notes over 56 major games scheduled for a Dec. 1 opening under NCAA rules, including Bail State at Michigan and matchups such as San Francisco at Oregon State and Houston at Wisconsin.
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Kentucky
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Oregon State
Virginia Tech
Duke
Greensboro
Ole Miss Accepts Bluebonnet Bid
Ole Miss accepts invitation to play Tulsa in the Bluebonnet Bowl in Houston on December 19. Athletics director Tad Smith announced the formal acceptance as the Rebels prepare for the final regular season game against Mississippi State, marking their eighth straight postseason trip under Coach John Vaught with a 5 3 1 record.
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Miss
University of Mississippi
Tulsa
Houston
Tad) Smith
Ole Miss
Mississippi State
John Vaught
Rebels
Linganore Lancers Rely on Speed in Preseason Hinting at Strong Start
Linganore High School eyes a fast paced, man to man defense under coach Herb Daugherty as the Lancers prep for next week's opener. With three returning players Harry Free Bob Abshire and Bob Cline the squad also features senior contenders Ron Harshman Jock Stockman Jack Rickman Carl Plank Dave Jackson Wilt Cunningham and junior Denny Mathews battling for starting spots. Cunningham at 6 3 is the tallest on the team and the team plans to press and limit zones. The coach predicts an improved record and targets winning the Holiday Tournament for the first time in three years. The squad will be 12 to 15 players strong with key dates listed for December through February games and tours.
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Herb Daugherty
Lancers
Singanore
Harry Free
Bob Abshire
Bob Cline
Ron Harshman
Jock Stockman
Jack Rickman
Carl Plank
Dave Jackson
Wilt Cunningham
Denny Mathews
Cunningham
Daughterty
Daugherty
Emmitsburg
Mt. Airy
St. Joseph
Mt Airy
Shenandoah Race Results Summary
Purse totals listed for multiple races at Shenandoah include 1200 dollar claiming for 3 year olds with Mite Miss Gee Gee first, 1300 dollar claiming for 3 year olds at 1 mile 70 yards with Colony Row winning, 2000 dollar Handing for 3 year olds at 1 mile with Suspendida first, and 1400 dollar claiming for 3 year olds at 1 mile 5 sixteenths with Celerity Bow leading. Attendance reported as 6,306.
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Dundalk wins as Frederick swimmers struggle in meet
Dundalk, defending Mason Dixon League champion, topped Frederick’s teams at the Frederick YMCA. Talley set a 50 yard freestyle record and Baker won the 100 free guiding Dundalk girls to dominance while the Frederick boys claimed only the senior win. Preps and juniors earned some Frederick podiums as Eddie Rossi and Rick Hoffman highlighted their divisions.
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Frederick
Frederick Ymca
Elizabeth Talley
Sandy Baker
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Curtis Simpson
Eddie Rossi
Rick Hoffman
Miks Hart
Benny Shellhorse
Waynesboro
Pennsylvania City
Vo Atkinson
C Baker
Martz
Talley
L Martz
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E Talley
H Groelle
L Shaw
A Hendrickson
Ganley
Kinsey
Oreast
Hedrick
G Ganley
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Kessinger
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Breast
K Hoffman
Baker
S Baker
C Kinsey
Hendrickson
Phebus
Hudson
Rutledge
Bonn
Gaver
J Baker
Smith
D Kennedy
G Smith
Keller
Rossi
Kennedy
C. Davis
M Smith
K Danner
Frederck
Bohn
M Hart
Fisher
R Hoffman
Shellhorse
Zimmerman
Hoffman
Daving
C Simpson
Best
J Delphey
P Best
Delphey
Dan‘mner
C. Simpson
NBA
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Braves Buy Atlanta Club for 280000 Announces 1966 Move
AP reports Milwauke Braves president John McHale announced the purchase of the Atlanta baseball club from Bill McKechnie Jr. for 280000. The Braves plan to move their NL franchise to Atlanta in 1966 while Atlanta remains in the International League as an AAA club in 1965.
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Houston
John McHale
Milwauke Braves
Atlanta Baseball Club
Bill McKechnie Jr
Braves
Atlanta
St John defends title at World Bowling Tourney
Jim St John of Santa Clara won the men’s division by 17.07 Petersen points over Bob Strampe of Detroit at the eighth annual World Bowling Tourney in Chicago. The 870 series gave him a 333.09 Petersen total and $7,500. Marion Ladewig of Grand Rapids claimed the women’s title with 219.14 Petersen points.
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Chicago
Jim St. John
Santa Clara
Calif
Petersen
Bob Strampe
Detroit
St. John
Navy
St. Lews Falstaffs
Strampe
Marion Ladewig
Grand Rapids
Mich
Red Sox Trade Stuart to Phils in Winter Meetings Swap
Boston sends slugger Dick Stuart to Philadelphia for lefty Dennis Bennett in the first interleague deal at the winter meetings. Bennett, 25, went 12-14 with a 3.68 ERA and seven complete games last season. Stuart hit .279 with 33 homers and 114 RBIs for the Red Sox.
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Tex
Boston Red Sox
Dick Stuart
Philadelphia Phillies
Dennis Bennett
Bennett
Stuart
Red Sox
Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Maryland Announces 1965 Football Schedule
Maryland unveiled its 1965 football slate with six ACC opponents and four non conference games. The schedule lists Syracuse at home October 2 followed by games at Wake Forest North Carolina NC State at South Carolina Navy at Clemson and Virginia with dates in October and November.
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