Maryland Afield Notes On Fishing and Moderation Messages
A Maryland paper recounts Chinky Bell and Officer John Wheeldon retrieving a lost fishing outfit, a mock warrant, and detective Ellis Carty declaring the case fishy. It also notes Seagram’s hunting season moderation ads and discusses bass vs catfish trapping critiques by the Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission with trap counts near Edward’s Ferry and Monocacy.
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Chinky Bell
John Wheeldon
White's Ferry
Chinky
Ellis Carty
Ellis
Seagram Distillers Company
Hill Leads Terp Offense Yet Sits as No 2 Flanker
Darryl Hill, Maryland’s first black football player, tops the team in scoring and receiving but is kept as No 2 flanker to preserve his freshness. Coach Tom Nugent cites Hill’s 160-pound frame as reason he is not used as a blocker, while Ernie Arizai handles the starting role and Hill frequently catches passes and returns kicks. Hill has four touchdowns, 20 receptions, and leads Maryland in kickoff returns after a 21 14 upset over Air Force where he scored and set the game’s winning TD.
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College Park, Md
Darryl Hill
University of Maryland
Tom Nugent
Hill
Nugent
Ernie Arizai
Hull
Air Force
Kenilworth
Naval Academy
Maryland
FHS and Martinsburg Tie for First in C C Run
The Frederick Cadets tied Martinsburg for first place with 30 points in a cross country meet on the VFW course. Middletown finished third with 66. Martinsburg’s Brown and Hettenhouser led with top times, while Frederick IVs beat Middletown JV 22-37. Also notes on junior varsity placements and other top Cadets. In boxing news, Rubin Carter and Joey Archer face off in a 10 round middleweight bout at Madison Square Garden for a shot at Dick Tiger.
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Frederick
VFW
Martinsburg
Middletown
Brown
Hettenhouser
Gary Jackson
Lance Howard
Terry Korrell
Frederick IV
Bohn
Knights
Easterday
Shaffer
Cottrell
Coleman
TV Fight
New York
Rubin
Hurricane) Carter
Joey Archer
Dick Tiger
Madison Square Garden
Schoolboy Grid Schedule Sparks Evening Matches
Tonight's slate features Cambridge at Col Richardson and Salisbury JV against Bennett, with many regional boys and girls games across Maryland. Local clubs Mack into season action as districts duel for early standings with multiple schools facing off from Annapolis to Bel Air.
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Cambridge
Col. Richardson
Salisbury
Bennett DuVal
Northwestern
Suitland
High Point
Oxon Hill
Fairmont
Annapolis
Bel Air
Pomonkey
Bates Central
Lackey Woodward
Laurel Whitman
McLean St
Great Mills
Einstein
Charlotte Hall
LaPlata
Wicomico
Easton
Cadets Seek Victory Over Allegany In Cumberland Derby
Frederick faces Allegany High in Cumberland Valley League action at 8 p.m. in Cumberland. The Cadets, 41-2 this season, may be without Charley Green who is nursing a pulled ankle tendon. Starting lineup reshuffled with Burdette at center and Schrodel moving to guard. Allegany, second only to Fort Hill in the district, has beaten Altoona North Hagerstown Keyser South Hagerstown and LaSalle, while Martinsburg upset them 14-7. The local radio station will again refrain from broadcasting.
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Cumberland
Frederick
Allegany Campers
Cumberland Valley Athletic
Charley Green
Molesworth
Green
South
Guy Burdette
Phil Schrodel
Stan Keyser
Bob Fox
Eddie Hall
Craig Rhoderick
Ken Henson
Peter Markey
Lou Brachey
Rodney Sewell
Bing Myers
Rick Summel
North Hagerstown
Allegany
Fort Hill
Altoona
Keyser
South Hagerstown
LaSalle
Martinsburg
Yogi Berra Accepts Yankees Manager Post With Salary Cut
Yogi Berra signed a one year contract to manage the New York Yankees at a reduced salary of 35,000 dollars, five thousand less than his 1963 playing pay. He stated he wants to test his managing ability and would quit if unable, while noting he will not yet name coaches or return as a player. Berra appeared uneasy at first but answered questions by name, with co-owner Dan Topping and Ralph Houk present.
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NEW York
Yogi Berga
New York Yankees
Nnacvaar Onontract
Berra
Ralph Houke
Yogi
Houk
Dan Topping
Diggs Kid
Faith Vapid
Admiral Clayny Oh Jabneh
Gamberdelia
Miss Sidesue
Espinosa
Tequesta
A. Pam Slam
Smith
Energumene
War Deer Ca
Gypsy Colony
Guy
Dean W.zangari
Wild Bells
Navy Belle
Black Warrior
Meadow's Beau
Pagan Fire
Petrose
Small
Forest Fox
Swamp Angel
Gambardetta
Wadobe
Chrissy
Rivere
Sita
Furion Cindy Rock
Diarkis
Kirk
Airolo Ind
Russo
Lion
Sedim Viz Chu-Ch
Dear An
Sarah Ellen
Aymar
Shotaun
Davidson
Rays Hill Cvaril
Parthian Ui
Coleone
Neil
Whitehead
Davison
Cole Bandit
Frank's Honor
Headley
Nannette Lo
Shenstone
Musti
Lee Twin
Turpentine
Shining Delight
Bulldog Jayvee Trips Cadets in Martinsburg
Martinsburg junior varsity defeated Frederick JV 26 to 6 scoring in every period. Frederick led 6-0 after a 7 yard drive capped by Terry Boyer. Martinsburg answered with Watson 3 yard run and a 12 yard TD pass before half trailing 13-4. Lehman added a yard score in the third and a final eight yard TD pass to Lane sealed the win. Frederick to host Boones Town next.
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Martinsburg
Frederick JV
Frederick
Terry Boyer
Watson
Lehman
Lane
Boonestam
Three Day Doe Season Recommended by County Commission
The Washington County Deer Damage Commission urges a three day doe hunting season after a six day statewide duck season. The Board of County Commissioners voiced no objections and the plan moves to the Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission for final action. The commission cites oversized deer herds damaging orchards as the reason for the proposal.
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Hagerstown
Deer Damage Commission
Washington County
Board of County Commissioners
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
County Deer Commission
Orr Returns To Colts For Green Bay Clash
Baltimore Colts expect a passing surge as Jimmy Orr returns Sunday to team with Lenny Moore against Green Bay. Orr missed three games with ankle and knee injuries but leads Colt receivers in touchdowns after a late-season run, while Unitas continues to top NFL pass attempts. Memorial Stadium seats are sold out for the matchup.
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Baltimore
Colts
Jimmy Orr
Green Bay
Orr
John Unitas
Unitas
Lenny Moore
Colt
Raymond Berry
Moore
Herb Adderly
Willie Richardson
Berry
Memorial Stadium
Greenay
Pitt Eyes Navy Test as Staubach Threat Grows
Pitt faces Navy and Heisman candidate Roger Staubach with a sharpened pass defense and determined line. Senior end Joe Kuzneski warned Pitt may have to "eat up a few guys" to pressure Staubach, while assistant Carl DePasqua noted improved aerial defense but warned Staubach's dual threat remains dangerous.
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Murray Chass
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Navy
Roger Staubach
Joe Kuzneski
Panthers
Staubach
Kuzneski
Carl DePasqua
Ques
English horse not to run in International at Laurel
The appearance of an Epsom Derby winner in the Washington International was canceled when Francois Deupre withdrew Relko from the $150,000 event on November 11. Relko, upset by a sixth-place Prix de l Arc de Triomphe, failed to satisfy the owner. Kelso and Mongoal lead the U S challenge with Kelso likely top horse of the year. Other runners include Imperial, Espresso, Bryansk and Gudron from various countries. Laurel seeks Ny eros as Relko replacement.
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Laurel, Md
England
Washington, D.C
Laurel
Francois Deupre
Relko
Dupre
United States
Papyrus
Zev
Muddy Belmont
Richard C. DuPont
Kelso
Marion duPont Scott
Hungary
Imperial
Russia
France
Nyeros
Laurel Names New Press Director In 1947 Shift
John F. Chandler a 57 year old AP horse racing editor and San Mateo California native is named press director at Laurel Maryland. He will start next week then transfer to New York in December 1947 joining the United States Writers Association and serving as a director of the New York chapter.
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Laurel, Md
John F. Chandler
Associated Press
Chandler
San Mateo
Calif
The
Laurel
New York
Aew York
United Saat Barges Writers Associa
Nicklaus and Palmer Lead as Canada Cup Opens in Paris
In Paris, Jack Nicklaus cards a 67 and Arnold Palmer 69 as the U S and Canada tie for the lead after the first round of the Canada Cup. Miguel shoots 66 to seize individual top, with Balding and Leonard close in, while South Africa and Spain sit two back. Gary Player posts 68 amid a large crowd watching the event.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
PARIS
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
United States
Miguel
Sebastian Miguel
Saint-nom-la- Breteche
Angel
Mexico
Nicklaus
al Balding
Canada
Balding
Stan Leonard
S. Africa
Spain
South Africa
Australia
Ireland
Gary Player
Christy O’connor
France
Leonard
Player
Unanimous Cy Young Award Goes To Koufax
Sandy Koufax the Dodgers left hander who nearly lost a finger and his career last year. He swept all 20 votes to become the first unanimous Cy Young Award winner as major league outstanding pitcher. Koufax posted a 25 5 record 306 strikeouts in 311 innings with a 1.88 ERA earning the world championship for Los Angeles.
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Boston
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodger
Koufax
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
Dodgers
Northern Illinois QB Bork Sets National Passing Records
George Bork, 178-pound senior quarterback at Northern Illinois University, set college passing records by completing 38 of 53 passes for 460 yards against Illinois State Normal. The 62 Bork surpassed marks previously held by Babe Parilli, Zeke Bratkowski, and Don Klosterman, drawing nationwide attention despite not playing for a traditional powerhouse program.
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NEW York
George Bork
Northern Ilinois University
Bork
Illinois State Normal
Babe Parilli
Kentucky
Zeke Bratkowski
Georgia
Don Klosterman
Loyola
Calif
Navy Pitt game to sell out stadium capacity
Annapolis Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium will be full for the Navy Pitt game this Saturday. The Academy announced all 28,135 main seats are sold and about half of the 2,600 bleacher seats in the end zone are spoken for, marking the first full house since completion four years ago.
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Annapolis
Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium
The
Academy
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