West Virginia Hunters Assisted by Farm Lodging Program
West Virginia authorities expanded a program helping hunters stay with farm families during opening of the hunting season. The Conservation Commission lists landowners and rates, offering cheap meals and lodging with local hunting guidance while providing current regulations and access notes. The piece also recaps recent local fishing trips with bass and carp catches and announces the Potomac Arms Collectors Association eighth Annual Antique Arms Show at Silver Spring Armory on October 19 and 20 with a wide display of rare weapons.
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West Virginia
The
Conservation Commission
Agricultural Department
Hampshire County
Myrtle M. Hott
South Branch
Potomac
Charleston
Bill Cross
Suitland
Maryland
Ham Roberts
Monoccacy Village
Brunswick
Ham
Potomac Arms Collectors Association
Silver Spring
U.S. Marshal
Miami Defense Stymies Ground Game but Pass Defense Struggles
Miami faces Georgia in the Orange Bowl led by passer Larry Rakestraw after a string of teams limited by Miami’s rush defense. George Mira carries the Hurricanes’ hopes as penalties and fumbles limited him against LSU, while Rakestraw’s aerial attack tests Miami’s pass defense in a major Friday matchup.
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MIAMI
Hurricanes
Georgia
Larry Rakestraw
Rakestraw
Steve Tensi
Tiurida State
Purdue
Tulane
LSU
Andy Gustafson
George Mira
Mira
Texas
Arkansas
Little Rock
Wisconsin
Iowa
Ohio State
Southern California
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
West Virginia
Mississippi
Kansas
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Illinois
Auburn
Georgia Tech
Alabama
Tennessee
Birmingham
Navy
VMI
Norfolk
Ohio
Northwestern
Broncos Seek Sweep Tonight at Boston
Boston's defensively strong Patriots host the Broncos at Fenway Park aiming to even the season series after Denver's 14-10 win. Boston leads in defensive rankings while Babe Parisi returns from injuries and rookie Tom Neumann takes over at left halfback for the injured Billy Lott.
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Boston
Patriots
Denver
Broncos
Fenway Park
Babe Parisi
Tom Neumann
Billy Lott
Neumann
Northern Michigan University
Unbeatable Combo Leads Hawthorne Gold Cup Field
Crimson Satan and jockey Willie Shoemaker loom as a top pairing in Hawthorne's closing program’s 1.4 mile Gold Cup. The $100, added event lists 10 probables, with total purses of $127,500 and $78,500 to the winner if all nominees start.
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Chicago
Crimson Satan
Willie Shoemaker
Hawthorne
Baltimore Edges Knicks 115 113 in season opener
Si Green sparked Baltimore with two late steals and a winning free throw by Rod Thorn as the Bullets rallied to beat New York 115 113 in the Knicks season opener. Dischinger led Baltimore with 25 points while Bellamy added 23 and Heyman debuted with 19 for New York.
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Baltimore
New York
SI Green
Bullets
Knicks
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Green
Paul Hogue
Rod Thorn
Billy McGill
Thorn
Eddie Donovan
Earl Strom
Donovan
Tom Gola
Art Heyman
Duke
Terry Dischinger
Walt Bellamy
Johnny Green
Jed
John Rudometkin
Johson
Rudom'kin
Kolis
Bellamy
Nordmann
D’di‘ger
Guerin
Heyman
Butler
McGih
Stayman
Conley
Gala
Hardnett
Budd
Comley
Hogue
Larkness
Bellamy G. Comley
Dischinger
Johnson
Kojis
McGill
Staverman
Thern
Gola
J. Green
Hayman
Rudometkin
Rom ney Leads Detroit Bid For 1968 Olympics In Germany
Governor George Romney arrived in Baden-Baden to lead Detroit’s bid against Lyon Mexico City and Buenos Aires. Lyon gained edge after Afro-Asian nations urged IOC to host in a city with easier travel. IOC to vote Friday night after 45 minute briefings. IOC also cut judo handball archery and volleyball from 1968 program.
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Baden-Baden
Germany
George Romney
Michigan
Detroit
Lyon
France
Mexico City
Buenos Aires
International Olympic Committee
IOC
Romney
Tokyo
Isaacson Poses Problem for Terrapins in Big Game
Maryland faces Air Force threat as Terry Isaacson shines as triple threat quarterback and back. Isaacson has six touchdowns in four games, 320 rushing yards, 295 passing yards, and averaging 27.5 yards per punt on 19 tries. Maryland trails with four straight losses despite Shiner’s passing record. A 30,000 crowd is expected.
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College Park
Maryland
Terry Isaacson
Air Force
Isaacson
Dick Shiner
Oak Park
Til
Shiner
Rifleman
Washington
Nebraska
Falcons
Rodriguez Chosen Over McClure In Madison Square Garden Fight
Luis Rodriguez the former welterweight champion is an 8 to 2 favorite to defeat Wilbert Skee ter McClure in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden first Friday night show in over three years. Rodriguez predicts a seventh round stoppage. he holds a 51 3 record with 22 knockouts. McClure, a 24 year old Toledo graduate, is unbeaten in 14 fights with six knockouts since debuting on July 10 1961.
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New York
Luis Rodriguez
Wilbert
Skeeter) McClure
Madison Suave Garden
Abc-Tv
Rodriguez
McClure
University of Toledo
Major Hoople Predicts Upsets In Weekend Grid Card
Major Amos B Hoople forecasts six major upsets this week a Tennessee upset of Alabama 16 10 Holy Cross over a month Georgia over Miami Syracuse over Penn State Indiana over Michigan State Texas A M over Texas Christian and a dramatic Minnesota Illinois 14 14 tie plus many more results across a full slate of college games with scores listed for all matchups.
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Amos B. Hoople
Tennessee
Urbana
Minnesota
Illinois
Air Force
Maryland
Alabama
Navy
V.M.I
Texas
Arkansas
Army
Wake Forest
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Brown
Pennsylvania
Duke
Clemson
Washington
Stanford
Colorado
U. S
Iowa State
Mississippi
Tulane
Yale
Cornell
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
Texas A.&m
Texas Christian of
Top Grid Battle For Small Colleges At Selinsgrove
Washington and Lee travels to Selinsgrove to face Susquehanna in a marquee small college football clash. Both teams rely on tough rushing attacks, carrying nearly identical four season records with Susquehanna aiming to rebound after a season-opening loss and Wash U seeking to extend a nine game win streak.
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Lexington
Washington and Lee University
Susquehanna University
Selinsgrove
Suseqquehanna
Upsala
Crusaders
Youngstown
Ursinus
Juniata
Generals
Randolph Macon
Oberlin
Centre
Koufax Takes FrA Crown in National Loop
Left hander Sandy Koufax of the Los Angeles Dodgers captured the NL earned run title for the second straight season with a 1.88 ERA, the lowest in 20 years. He posted 25 wins, 65 earned runs in 311 innings, and 11 shutouts. Gary Peters of the Chicago White Sox led the AL with a 2.33 ERA, his first AL ERA title since 1948. Dick Ellsworth was NL runnerup at 2.10 with 22 wins.
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NEW York
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Associated Press
Gary Peters
Chicago White Sox
Peters
Cleveland
Gene Bearden
Koufax
Dodgers
Hal Newhouser
Detroit Tigers
Dick Ellsworth
Chicago Cubs
Juan Pizarro
White Sox
Kelso Poised For Gold Cup Title At Aqueduct
In New York Mighty Kelso likely goes off around 10 cents to the dollar in the 45th running of the $100,000 Jockey Club Gold Cup at Aqueduct. He faces four rivals in a race he has dominated for three straight years as large crowds expect his continued supremacy.
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Kelso
NEW York
Aqueduct
Schoolboy Grid Schedule Tonight and Tomorrow
Local boys basketball slate features numerous matchups with city teams and area schools. Notable games include Andover at Annapolis, Gonzaga at Bel Air, Calvert at Patterson, and Mace's Lane versus Middletown, plus Saturday's Frederick at South Hagerstown and Salisbury at Lockerman.
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Andover
Annapolis
Brooklyn
Bates
Gonzaga
Bel Air
Edgewood
No. Caroline
Calvert
Patterson City
Mt. St. Joseph’s
Woodward
Einstein
Lackey
Waynesboro
No. Hagers
Boonsboro
Martinsburg
Curley
St. Paul’s
McDonagh
Edmondson
Severn
Gilman
Mace’s Lane
Middletown
Milford
Wicomico
Frederick
So. Hagerstown
Cambridge
Easton Lothian
No. Dorchester
Salisbury
Lockerman
Northwood
Bethesda
Blair
Wheaton
Ra datz Named A L Soph Of Year In 1963 Poll
New York AP says Dick Radatz, the relief ace known as the Monster for his size and power, was named the American League outstanding sophomore for 1963 in the AP poll. He won 15 games and appeared in 66 for the Red Sox, receiving 15 votes from baseball writers.
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NEW York
Dick Radatz
Boston Red Sox
Associated Press
Radatz
Baseball Writers
Grand Jury Probes Death of Baltimore Boxer
A Baltimore grand jury probes boxer Ernie Knox’s death after a medical examiner found the body weighed 153 pounds, far less than the 178 pounds listed for his heavyweight bout with Wayne Bethea. Knox collapsed in Provident Hospital after a ninth round KO and died from a brain hemorrhage. The Maryland Athletic Commission and its officials, including Jack Cohen and Dr. Charles Tommasello, are called to testify, with weigh-in records and fight details under review.
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Baltimore
Ernie Knox
Knox
Wayne Bethea
New York
Jack Coien
Maryland Athletic Commission
Being
Charles §. Petty
William J. O'Donnell
Grand
Odonnell
Provident Hospital
Petty
Guy
Cohen
Charles J. Tommasello
Athletic Commission
Baer
Tommasello
Eastern Seaboard
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Maggie R
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Deep Hight
Smith
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Janeville
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Joyce Lanna Gam
Lia
Elizabeth J
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