Hunting Licenses Not Required for Land Owners
John Barber and crew discuss hunting licenses for landowners and tenants. The Pennsylvania season opens with gunning hours from 8 a.m. on opening day and 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on subsequent days. Wardens note a strong year for quail pheasants rabbits in Lancaster and Carlisle areas.
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John Barber
Fort Detock
Jesus
Game Commission
John
Pennsylvania
E.S.T
Lancaster
Carlise
Will
Johns
Pennsylvania Game News
Hunters to Respect Shooting Zones in Pheasant Field
The article notes Will’s belief that many pheasants will be hunted in 1961 if hunters comply with laws and respect clearly marked shooting zones near farm buildings. Wardens in Pennsylvania emphasize stern enforcement. A separate Squirrel Notes recounts Walker Zimmerman’s tale of two squirrels shot with one trigger pull and a later two-squirrel bag along the Potomac.
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Will
Walker Zimmerman
Frederick
Zimmie
Leo Martin
Potomac
Pellington Shifts to Middle Linebacker for Colts
Baltimore Colts coach Weeb Ewbank moved Bill Pellington from left linebacker to the middle against Detroit last Sunday. Pellington impressed, making twice as many tackles as any Colt and earning praise from teammates.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Bill Pellington
Weeb Ewbank
Pellington
Detroit Lions
Jim Ninowski
Detroit
Bill
Ninowski
Colt
Ramsey
Cleveland Browns
Moore Returns to Lead Pack as Hornung Departs
Tom Moore of Green Bay steps into a starting role as Paul Hornung leaves. The rookie from Vandergrift moved into the backfield, ran one option, and caught a 20 yard pass to Ron Kramer. Coach Vince Lombardi noted Moore’s decisive play influenced his defensive assessment during the Tuesday session.
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Tom Moore
Green Bay
Hornung
Wis
Paul Hammme
Reat
Callak
Bart Starr
Harming
Op Gons
Ron Kramer
Vince Lombardi
Wobbis Tat
Moore
Vandeci
Ak Chance
Sonred
Packers
Shin
Sagoei
Three Fighters in Hall of Fame Highlight Event
Three boxers are honored in a Hall of Fame ceremony as part of a spring event. Details include selections by the Hall of Fame directors and notes on the upcoming schedule and bouts.
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Hall OF Fame
Vila
Philopene
Fener
Ain
Serge
Hal of Fame
Texas Rice battle rated top by handicapper
A veteran football handicapper rates the Texas Rice clash the top Southwest Conference matchup of the season. He predicts Rice to win by a touchdown, notes Rice’s strong lineup and Texas’s vulnerability to passing, and references Purdue and other national games as context.
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Harry Grayson
Enterprise Sports
Rice
University of Texas
Houston
Longhorns
Darrel Royal
Texas
Arkansas
Graybeards
Royal Fields
Southwest
Purdue
Matt Szokowny Sev Evely
Laffa
PGA
California
Holy Cross
Syracuse
Qranze
Harsard Ann
Cegae
Ian
Ste
Gentile Aims Higher After Sophomore of the Year Honor
Orioles first baseman Jim Gentile, fresh off being named American League Sophomore of the Year, says he still feels out of place and wants several more strong seasons to prove he belongs. He batted .302 with 46 homers and 141 RBIs, finishing among league leaders as a 25 year old in his second season.
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Pellington
Defiance College
Ohio
Rutgers University
Colts
NFL
Buzz Nutter
Pittsburgh
Dick Szymanski
Nutter
Ewbank
Szymanski
Jackie Burkett
Burkett
Baltimore
Auburn
Gordon Beard
Baltimore Jap
Jim Gentile
Baltimore Orioles
Gentile
Beng
Baseball Writers Association
Genkle
Associated Press
Homdrove
RBI
Roger Maris
Jimad
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York
Regina
Mahoney Opposes Planned Maryland Racing Schedule Change
George P. Mahoney critics a plan by the State Racing Commission and Gov. Tawes to shift 36 racing days from Bel Air and Baltimore Raceway to Bowie, Pimlico, and Laurel. He seeks a fuller program ahead of 1962 legislative session while Livie argues higher total racing days will boost state revenue and competitiveness.
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George P. Mahoney
State Racing Commission
Gov. Tawes
Maryland
Mahoney
Minning
Commission
Bel Air
Baltimore Raceway
Bowie
Pimlico
Laurel
General Assembly
Laurel and
Livie
Jerold Holfberger
Bowie, Laurel and Pimlico
Walkersville Tops Blair in Narrow Victory
Walkersville defeated Blair 2 point game yesterday as Tick Tang Baty Smith and Jerry Shel coal led the Lions. The sloppy write up notes televised coverage and mentions multiple players with unclear stats from the chaotic OCR text.
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Walkersville
Walkersves Sxeer
Montcomery Blair
Lions
Tick Tang
Baty Smith
Jerry Shelcoal
Walkersville Bae G
Texas Ole Miss New York AP See Offense Power Numbers
The AP North American grid report shows Texas and Ole Miss as top offenses with Texas averaging around 402 yards per game and Ole Miss close behind. Tennessee, Notre Dame, and others feature in road games, while mentions of minor league players and upcoming seasons appear in fragmented notes.
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New York
Texas
Colete
NCAA
Minissippe
Longhorns
Heme
Michigan State Reclaims No 1 In AP Poll
Michigan State holds the top spot in the AP football poll as Mississippi drops from first. Texas, Alabama and Iowa trail in the top five after key wins. Notre Dame and Ole Miss also suffer shifts as Ohio State and LSU move into higher positions with win results.
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Associated Press
Michigan State
Mississippi
Texas
Alabama
Iowa
Notre Dame
Duffy Daugherty
Spartans
Tulane
Ole Miss
Arkansas
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Northwestern
Dame
Louisiana State
Georgia Tech
Colorado
Kelso Arrives for Nov 11th International
Kelso the 4 year old top U.S. horse arrived in Laurel Maryland for the Washington D C International on November 11. Trainer Carl Hanford said Kelso is hale and ready after a seven win eight start year including the Jockey Club Gold Cup. He will race on grass for the mile and a half International with one U S representative to be joined by another yet to be chosen. Mrs Richard du Pont owns Kelso. Also update on Mrs John J McGraw condition unchanged after hospitalization following a restaurant collapse in Yonkers New York.
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Hanford
Kelso
Iowa Lineman Webb Honored After Big Ten Win
Iowa sophomore end Cloyd Webb earned AP lineman of the week for a strong all around performance in the 47 15 rout of Wisconsin. Webb caught seven passes two for touchdowns and contributed on defense while quarterback Matt Szykowny passed for 169 yards.
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Murray Rose
Associated Press Sports
Weller
Cloyd Webb
Poise
Associated Press
Iowa
Wisconsin
Hawkeye
East St. Louis
Iil
Matt Szykowny
Webb
Szykowny
Navy
Greg Mather
John Meyers
Washington
Ray Pinion
Texas Christian
Ron Snatiow
Oregon
Mather
Detroit
Meyers
Stanford
Pinion
Texs A&m
Aggies
TCU
Snidow
San Jose
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