Maryland hearing on fishing regulations 1964 season in Annapolis
The Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission will hold a public hearing in Annapolis on October 19 at 10:00 a.m. in the Assembly Room to discuss non tidal water regulations. Proposals include trot line amendments for the Monocacy River and longer trot lines with more hooks.
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Annapolis
State Office
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Monocacy River
Series bout of Yankees new warning to sick junior circuit
NEA Sports Editor Harry Grayson argues the American League is sicker after the Yankees clinched the pennant and the Dodgers swept the World Series. He notes NL attendance gains, NL parks, and Dodgers defense lifting the game, while Yankees struggle despite stars.
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Harry Grayson
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Navy seeks fourth straight win over SMU in Cotton Bowl
Navy aims to rise in national ratings behind Roger Staubach's prolific offense as 30,000 plus fans expected at Cotton Bowl for a 10 PM EDT kickoff against Southern Methodist. Staubach leads with 425 yards per game total offense while Navy's defense allows 194 yards per game. SMU averages 296.5 yards and yields 298.5 yards.
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Sullivan Named Maryland QB for North Carolina
Maryland coach Tom Nugent named sophomore Bob Sullivan the starter at quarterback for the North Carolina game on Saturday. He had been grooming junior Mike Funk as the Shiner replacement after Dick Shiner injured his hip against Duke. Nugent said Sullivan is a smart passer who has directed the offense well and may see limited duty for Shiner if he plays.
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Walkersville, Key tie 2-2 in tough clash
Walkersville and Francis Scott Key High School battled to a 2-2 draw as Key surged ahead 2-0 in the second quarter with a goal by Ecker. Barrick equalized late in the fourth, lifting Walkersville to the tie while keeping Key from defeat.
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Buffington
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Cadets Set To Tackle Unbeaten Andover Archers
Frederick Cadets travel to Andover High School in Anne Arundel County for a non league clash with the Archers who own a 3 0 1 mark after beating Oxon Hill Central and Severna Park and tying Howard County Andover features a high scoring ground game led by halfback Dana Hu seminal and quarterback Wayne Shuske while Frederick aims to rebound from a 33 0 loss to Fort Hill. The Cadets' starting backfield remains intact with Lou Brakey at quarterback and Sid Miller sharing tailback duties as three or four players contend with flu and injuries ahead of kickoff at 2 p m.
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Mets Purchase Young Infielder Haas And Fisher From Giants
The Mets and Colts made three acquisitions in the NL player sale. New York picked 20 year old infielder Billy Haas from Los Angeles and right hander Jack Fisher from San Francisco. Houston took relief pitcher Claude Raymond from Milwaukee for 30 000 dollars.
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Weiss hires two coaches and signals Casey return
New York AP George Weiss announced hiring Mel Harder and Wes Westrum while firing Sally Hemus and Ernie White. He said he assumes Casey Stengel will manage the Mets again in 196. White will remain with the organization likely as a minor league pitching coach.
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Casey Stengel
New York Mets
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Sally Hemus
Ernie White
Casey
Weiss
Cookie
Comeback Award To Stuart For 1963 Season
Dick Stuart, the right handed first baseman, was named the American League comeback player of the year by AP writers. He won 36 of 64 votes after a strong season with Boston, leading the league with 118 RBIs and 42 homers while batting .261.
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Boston
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Husky
Baseball Writers
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Detroit
Steve Barber
Baltimore
Frank Malone
al Kaline
Stuart
Pirates
Minnesota
Harmon Killebrew
Mantle to Undergo Knee Surgery Soon
Mickey Mantle will have an operation on his left knee within two weeks in a New York hospital. The Yankees announced the plan after discussions by Manager Ralph Houk co-owner Dan Topping and GM Roy Hamey. Dr Sidney Gaynor will operate to remove an outside cartilage torn when Mantle hit a fence in Baltimore on June 5. He also has a broken bone in his left foot.
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Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Mantle
Ralph Houk
Dan Topping
Roy Hamey
Houk
Dallas
Ben Hogan
Sidney Gaynor
Baltimore
Parilli to Start as Celtics Battle Oakland Tonight
Babe Parilli returns at quarterback for Boston in an AFL clash with the Oakland Raiders. He missed four weeks with a right shoulder injury suffered in San Diego and has seen only limited action since.
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Boston
Babe Parilli
Oakland
Parilli
San Diego
Pony Race Benefit to Be Held Sunday
The final pony races on the Penn Mar circuit, part of the Maryland Pony Trotting benefit for Frederick Track and Field Club, will be Sunday at 1 p.m. at Mountainview Raceway on RFD 15 north of Frederick. Originally set for Sept 29, the meet was rained out and moved to this Sunday. Ninety percent of profits go to the local girls track team.
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Frederick
Rebels blank Cadets in 20–0 junior varsity win
South Hagerstown used ball control and stout defense to defeat Frederick High School I junior varsity 20 to 0. Rebels dominated with one ground touchdown and two aerials while Frederick stalled late in the fourth, hampered by a stalled drive from midfield to the one yard line as time expired.
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Frederick High School I
Ron Hart
Hart
Terry Boyer
Frederick
North Hagerstown
Frederick Oo
Turner Set For National TV Welterweight Clash
Philadelphia’s unbeaten Dick Turner eyes a 10 round showdown on national TV with Jose Stable the No 3 welterweight. Turner 21 fights 1 draw carry a 24 year old record and seeks clean mark in big step up.
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Dick Turner
Jose Stable
Turner
Ryder Rookies to Face Pott Palmer Today
The British named Brian Huggett and George Will as the two youngest players to meet Arnold Palmer and Johnny Pott in the opening Ryder Cup foursome at East Lake. Palmer, US captain, lined up a mix of experience and youth as eight matches launch the event with four more in the afternoon.
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Associated Press
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George Will
Arnold Palmer
Johnny Pott
Huggett
Will
Pamer
John Fallon
Palmer
U.S
East Lake Country Club
Bobby Jones
Britain
Bill Casper Jr
Dave Ragan Jr
U S
Peter Alliss
Christy O’connor
Gene Littler
Don Finsterwald
Dave Thomas
Harry Weetman
Julius Boros
Tony Lema
Neil Coles
Bernard Hunt
Knights Second in Three Way Co Meet
Middletown and North Hagerstown trailed South Hagerstown in a three team cross country meet with South at 15 points, Middletown 45, North 0. Costian of South Hagerstown won in 10:25. Middletown placed four runners in the top ten Jeff Shisler seventh Allen Warrenfeltz second Don Draper ninth and Phil Bohn tenth. Next race is Tuesday at Sykesville. Jim Bouton won 31 games this year coming out of the Yankee bullpen.
Bidle's Two Goals Defeat Linganore In County Soccer
Middletown edged Linganore 4 2 behind Tom Bidle's two goals and a tight defense. After a 2 2 first half, Bidle struck twice in the fourth period to pull away as Middletown improved to 3 1 1. Substitutes held Linganore scoreless late. next game at MSC Tuesday.
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Bidle
Knights
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Jack Long
MSC
Singanore Frusnour
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Middlelown
ACC Flanker Trio Threatens Longstanding Pass Record
In Greensboro, three Duke and NC State receivers push to break the ACC mark for most touchdown passes in a season, five, first set by Clemson's Dreher Gaskin in 1953. Crisson, Faircloth, and Ray Barlow each have multiple scores early in 1963, while Darryl Hill leads with 13 receptions for Maryland.
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Scarpati
Tom Krebs
Virginia
Wally Bridwell
Wake Forest
ACC Service Bureau
Gus Andrews
N.C. State
Dave Braine
North Carolina
Phillies GM Quinn Collapses at News Luncheon
John Quinn 55 general manager of the Philadelphia Phillies collapsed at a news luncheon. He received extreme unction but regained consciousness and sat up after being rushed to Jefferson Hospital. Owner Bob Carpenter said Quinn felt better and wished to leave but stayed overnight. Doctors said the ailment was not serious.
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John Quinn
Philadelphia Phillies
Quinn
Bob Carpenter
Jefferson Hospital
Phillies
Liston Adviser Denies Title Fight Before Year End
PHILADELPHIA AP Sonny Liston's adviser Jack Nilon denied a title defense before year’s end. He said there will be no fight with Terrell and there will be no fight, period.
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Philadelpica
Sonny Liston
Jack Nilon
Terrell
Germantown Opens Tri County League Finals at Yellow Springs
Germantown travels to Yellow Springs Sunday for the opening game of the best of three Tri County League finals. Germantown defeated Harmony and Yellow Springs beat Thurmont to reach the title series. Game time is 2 p.m.
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Yellow Springs
Harmony
Thurmont
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