Bow season opens amid danger warns Maryland game agency
The Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission cautions bowhunters as warm weather delays snake hibernation raising bite risk from copperhead and rattlesnake. Wardens carry emergency bite kits and urge care in woods until cold spells return. The piece also argues owners bear responsibility for hunting dogs shot chasing deer and urges posted property cooperation and responsible hunting practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vartland
Anes Fish Commission
Maryland
Navy and Maryland Hit Road for Weekend Tests
Navy, 5-0 and ranked fourth, travels to Penn for the 45 game series clash dating to 1888 after a 35-3 win over Air Force. Maryland, 9-2-3, visits Wake Forest after an upset of Clemson, while Johns Hopkins and Western Maryland go on the road and Morgan State rests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Navy
Maryland
Air Force Academy
Penn
Middies
Brown
Lafayette
Princeton
Tom Nugent
Terps
Wake Forest
Winston-Salem
Clemson
Deacons
North Carolina
Johns Hopkins
Haverford
Washington & Lee
Western Maryland
Hamnden-Sydney
Juniata
Maryland State
North Carolina College
A&t
Morgan State
Howard
Midget League Standings Highlight Sunday Games
Jacksonville and Frederick Rams both scored as Frederick Colt faced York at York Catholic. The Sunday schedule featured multiple league matchups with varying outcomes across venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Frederick Rams
Frederick Colt
York
York Catholic
Bass Stocking Plan Aims to Meet West State Ponds
The Fish Commission says it will stock all community ponds in the western portion of the state between October 24 and November 11. Bass will be legal size or fish are netted in Chesapeake Bay waters and transplanted to ponds to provide more fishing opportunities for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Game and Inland Fish Commission
Chesapeake Bay
Houk Named As Yank Manager
Ralph Houk, former catcher and coach, was named manager of the New York Yankees to succeed Casey Stengel. He pledged independence from front office interference and announced a one year contract at 35000 dollars. Co owner Dan Topping announced the choice with GM George Weiss and Roy Hamey present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Breichler
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Ralph Houk
New York ‘Yankees
Casey Stengel
Houk
Army
Stengel
Yankee
Yankees
Topping
Dan Topping
George Weiss
Roy Hamey
Wake Forest and ACC Preview Notes From Thursday
Coaches and players across North Carolina and nearby towns prepared for upcoming games. Wake Forest held a final heavy workout focusing on offense and kicking roles with Norman Snead handling extra points. North Carolina finished heavy work for Saturdays at South Carolina, Duke eyed Clemson, and Mt. Airy beat Taneytown 54 in soccer with close scoring in all periods. Hank Foiles reported being traded to a Tigers farm club in Denver amid a string of many moves. Rich obituaries noted Neon NY and Hank Foiles connected to major league history. William S Gray died in New Orleans at 65 while visiting for the American Bowling Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
N.C
Billy Hildebrand
Wake Forest Deacons
Bowman Gray Stadium
Maryland
Deacs
Foiles
Norfolk
Hank Foiles
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Denver
New Orleans
William S. Gray
Glendale
American Bowling Congress
Sam Moran
Scffice
Gray
Cadet JVs Suffer First Setback to North Hagerstown
Frederick High School junior J.V. squad fell 14 to 6 at Hagerstown as North Hagerstown capitalized on three fumbles and penalties. Frederick mounted a second-quarter TD drive highlighted by a 5-yard scoring run by George Young and a 25-yard pass from Gary Baumgardner to Terry Morgan, while North High replied with two TDs and a decisive defensive effort led by Willard and Gailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Aiay
News-Post
Frederick High School
Jurg
North Hagerstown
Frederick
Hagerstown
Frederick High
J.V
Homer Brooks
North High
J.W
George Young
Young
Gary Baumgardner
Terry Morgan
Williams
Knicely
North
Cadets
Barnhart
J.v.s
Jay Markey
Brooks
Roland ‘Rock Willard
Joe Gailey
Guy Stull
Tom Browning
Frederick Brown
LE Staley
LT Green
Gailee Browning
Stull
RT Morgan
Markey
Willard
Ruthvin
Tiger GM Bill Dewitt Quits Amid Front Office Shakeup
Detroit report states Bill Dewitt resigns as Tigers president after a tumultuous year. John Fetzer takes control and Harry Sisson gains general charge while Dewitt’s successor oversees baseball operations. Joe Gordon resigns as manager amid the upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Green
Detroit
Bill Dewitt
Tiger
Dewitt
John E. Fetzer
Kalamazoo
Mich
Fetzer
Tigers
Dewi
Harry Sisson
Sisson
Walter O. Briggs
Frank Navin
Dewit
Joe Gordon
Robbins Wins Senior Golf Semifinal at Pinehurst
Tom Robbins, 67, of Pinehurst, defeated Col. Martin Lindgrave, 4 and 2, in a North and South Senior Golf Tour quarterfinal at Pinehurst. He advances to face Eugene Pittman, 62, of Washington, D.C., in the upper bracket semifinals after Pittman beat Frank Ross of West Hartford. Lower bracket semifinals pair James McAlvin, 59, Lake Forest, Ill, against J Walcott Brown, 57, Sea Girt, N.J. McAlvin beat L W Ramsey 1 up on the 20th hole. Brown defeated Mike Stevens of New Rochelle, N.Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
N.C
Tom Robbins
Col
Martin Lindgrave
Morristown
Not
Eugene Pittman
Washington, D.C
Frank Ross
West Hartford
Conn
James McAlvin
Lake Forest
Til
J. Walcott Brown
Sea Girt
McAlvin
L. W. Ramsey
New Castle
Ind
Brown
Mk Stevens
New Rochelle
N.Y
Frederick South High meet at McCurdy Field in oval contest
Frederick High School and South Hagerstown clash at McCurdy Field in a Cumberland Valley Athletic League game. Frederick seeks comeback after losses to Bel Air, 39 12, and South aims to rebound after a 33 0 defeat to Chambersburg. Petry Monroe Walker pace Rebels as Frederick eyes key 4th league game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tfrederick
South High
Mccurdy Field
Bel Air
Chambersburg
F.H.S
Frederick
South
Ray Page
Dick Crummitl
Rebels
Phil Petry
Mel Monroe
Charley Walker
Petry
Molesworth
CVAL
Howard County
North Hagerstown
Westminster
National grid at midway point tests leaders in 1960 season
College football hits the halfway mark with seven of the AP top ten undefeated or untied. Iowa Hawkeyes host Purdue as a stiff test while top rivals Syracuse, Navy, Missouri, Minnesota, Baylor and others chase national honors amid mixed results for Notre Dame and Northwestern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chandler
Associated Press
Hawkeyes
Iowa
Towa
Minnesota
Purdue
Ohio State
Mississippi
Tulane
Sippi
Arka
Little Rock
Syracuse
West Virginia
Navy
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Iowa State
Michigan
Baylor
Texas A&m
Washington
Oregon State
Far West
Portland
Wisconsin
State
Columbus
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Two Terp Regulars Will Not Make Trip
University of Maryland football will travel with 40 players to North Carolina for the Wake Forest game. Guard Tom Broomel and tackle Dick Barland will miss the trip due to injuries. The Terps will land in Greensboro at 11 58 A M and practice at Greensboro Senior High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Houk Named Yankees Manager Succeeding Stengel
New York AP reports Ralph Houk named to succeed Casey Stengel as the 16th Yankees manager since 1903. He follows a line of eight managers since 1918, with Clark Griffith as the early figure who later owned the Washington Senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Ralph Houk
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ernest A. Vaughan
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Vaughn
Lefty Kreh
Lesty Kreh
L. T. Pts
York Boys Club
Frederick Colts
West York
Hallam Yankees
Lancaster Fred. Redskins
Frederick Redskins
Farmer
Tonigat
Yank
Chapel Hill
South Carolina
Tar Heels
Columbia
Durham. N.C
Duke
Blue Devils
ME. Airy
Mt. Airy
Taneytown
Mt Airy
Ged Mickheister
Yohn
Mor Fan
McKenney
My@rs
Welty
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Cleveland
Grohdies
Neon
Heinie Groh
Lewis
Harrrisburg
Buffalo
Springfield
Albany
Philadelphia Athletics
Dave Scott
Sam Huff
New York Giants
Tiger GM
Terrace Lanes
Tenpin
W. College Terrace
J. Rolfe Castleman Ray Page
EvSuing
Blue Ridge
Frederick, MD
Aero Oil Co
S&h
Atlantic
Bear Archery Headquarters
Shipley’s Inc
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!