Pheasant Preserve Near Frederick Draws Hunters and locals
Maryland's Game A Plenty preserve near Hagerstown offers two birds for 10 dollars with add-ons for extra birds. Hunters Ernie Snapp and Charlie Shank described a challenging but rewarding outing with guide service, lunch, and the unique tail of a groundhog tale at Potomac River campsite. Tuscarora Gun Club hosts annual championships with 94 by Wilmer Sheckers and plans for November 3 trapshooting events open to Frederick County residents.
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Charlie Shank
Cerefoss
Hagerstown
Ernie Snapp
Conococheague Creek
Ernie
June
Charlie
Charles E. Shank
Donald Wagner
Monocacy Village
Emma Stemp
Tuscarora
Lee Stonebreaker
Tuscarora Gun Club
Frederick County
Palmer and Nicklaus vow to slow down next year
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus, exhausted by the weekly tour grind, say they will slow down starting next year. The pair, returning home with Canada Cup trophies, vow reduced schedules but will not cut back as sharply as Hogan and Snead, citing family and rest needs.
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Will Grimsler
Associated Press
PARIS
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Sam Snead
Barrick Leads Lions Romp Over Mid Rooters 12 to 0
Walkersville overwhelmed the Maryland School for the Deaf 104 in a county soccer game. Sonny Barrick scored twice in the first period to give the Lions a 4 0 lead. Larry Haines added a goal and Larry Grimes pushed one in the second to make it 8 0 at halftime. Bench emptied in the final half as Gangaware and Snoots finished the scoring.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Sonny Barrick
Lions
Larry Haines
Larry Grimes
Gangaware
Snoots
Walkersville Msd
Williar
Ennis Schrayer
LE Bowie Dougharty
Barthlow
Cramer
Reedy
Haines
Zimmerman Rippeon
Childs Grimes
Jones Rippeon
Sawail Bereick
Wright Brber
Roth Lengoe
Hikslaktis
Navy guard Fred Marlin Leads Navy Scoring From Placekicker
Fred Marlin, a 5-10, 196-pound guard and linebacker from Woodbury New Jersey, is Navy’s top scorer with 38 points on 20 extra points and six field goals. He also scored a goal line touchdown and booted decisive kicks in wins over VMI Pitt and Notre Dame looms. Marlin earned coach Wayne Hardin praise for his kicking improvement and versatility on defense amid Navy’s strong start.
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Navy
Fred Marlin
Marin
Woodbury
N.J
Sai
John Sai
Roger Staubach
Pat Donnelly
Marlin
Wayne Hardin
VMI
Pitt
Middies
Staubach
Ias
Hardin
West Virginia
Dave Syuggerud
Notre Dame
Mt. St. Marys runner sets cross country mark
Mt. St. Marys star John McKee broke the school 3.2 mile record with 15 minutes 40.5 seconds to lead a 15 49 Mason Dixon meet victory. Five Mount runners finished ahead of Loyola foe Fred Danser as Mt St Marys stretched its dual meet win streak to ten in two years.
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Emmitsburg
John McKee
Mt. St. Mary’s
McKee
Tom Neidhart
Fred Danser
Loyola
Vollmer Named AP Back of the Week for 17 10 Memphis State Victory
Memphis State quarterback Russell Vollmer earned AP Back of the Week honors after a dramatic 17-10 win over Mississippi State. He returned from a first half knockout to spearhead a fourth quarter drive, setting up a key touchdown and a fifth win of the season for Memphis State.
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Associated Press
New York
Memphis
Russell Vollmer
Hollywood
Vollmer
Mississippi State
Memphis State
Dave Casinelli
Memphis Stae
Michigan State
Sherm Lewis
Northwestern
Bullets Trade Shue McGill and Hogue to Knicks
New York Knicks acquire Billy McGill top scorer from Utah after trading Gene Shue and Paul Hogue from Baltimore Bullets. Hogue joins Knicks as pivot prospect, Shue retires last season and signs, while McGill aims to develop behind Walt Bellamy. Bullets seek rebounding and defense for Bellamy, with Hogue expected to report for Wednesday game versus Philadelphia.
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Billy
the Hill
McGill
Utah
New York Knickerbockers
National Basketball Association
Baltimore Bullets
Gene Shue
Paul Hogue
NBA
Hogue
Knicks
Cincinnati
Shue
Maryland
Baltimore
Walt Bellamy
Bellamy
Bob Leonard
Rod Thorn
Kevin Loughery
Gene
Texas Takes No. 1 AS AP Sees Hard November Path
Texas coach Darrell Royal notes tense moments after two close wins as the No. 1 Longhorns brace for a tough run through November. Southern Methodist, Baylor, Texas Christian and Texas A&M await, with Navy’s earlier loss keeping the ranking in focus. Texas led AP votes with 49 first places and 508 points.
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Tex
Texas
Darrell Royal
Longhorns
Royal
Arkansas
Rice
Associated Press Football Board of Sports Writers and Broadcasters
Oklahoma
Dallas
Southern Methodist
Navy
Baylor
Texas Christian
Texas A&m
Asthmatic Attack Not Serious For Ranger Goalie Plante
A physiotherapist said Jacques Plante’s asthma is not serious and he may play for the New York Rangers against the Boston Bruins tonight. If he cannot play, Gilles Villemure from Baltimore is the likely AL replacement.
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Jacques Plante
New York Rangers
Boston Bruins
Bill Head
New York
Plante
Frank Paice
Gilles Villemure
Baltimore
Mt St Mary's edges Loyola 1-0 on late goal
Mount St Mary's University defeated Loyola 1-0 as Don Baubles scored with 1:17 left in the final quarter to seal the victory in a Mason Dixon Conference soccer game.
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Don Baubles
Mt. St. Mary’s
NBA
Loyola
Associated Press
son-Dixon
St. Louis
New York
Catching duo Conrad and Randle pace NFL midway season
Bobby Joe Conrad and Sonny Randle form a potent receiving pair for St. Louis, with Charley Johnson throwing 1,799 yards this season. They boast 70 completions together, leading the league in combined receptions while Johnson tops in completions and ranks high in TD passes as Detroit and Green Bay hold conference leads.
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Bobby Joe Conrad
Sonny Randle
Randle
Conrad
Jackie Smith
Bill Triplett
Charley Johnson
Peauin
Cleveland
New York
Browns
Detroit
Green Bay
Bobby
Johnson
Triplett
Smith
Tom Fears
Elroy Hirsch
Los Angeles Rams
Mike Ditka
Johnny Morris
Chicago Bears
Frederick Bowlers Headed to Maryland State Tourney
Perry Johnson and Miriam Oland of Frederick qualified for the Maryland state tournament in Baltimore as a stepping stone to the BPAA nationals in Dallas. Johnson posted a 194 average and 2376 after 12 games, while Oland surged to win her division with 181 average and 1413 total. Other Frederick bowlers included Gary Payne and Charlotte Clem in the two week eliminations. The next step for Jackson and Oland is November 9-10 at Normandy Lanes in Baltimore. success there advances them to Texas.
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Miriam Oland
Frederick
Maryland
Dallas
Texas
Hagerstown
Johnson
Iun
Gary Payne
Charlotte Clem
Payne
Charlotte
Jackson and Oland
Normandy Lanes
Baltimore
Penn State Invades College Park Tough Test for Maryland
Maryland coach Tom Nugent says Penn State will provide a hard-hitting challenge, noting Penn State’s strong tacklers. Nugent adds Maryland is ready, pointing to a 53-0 scoring edge over the last six quarters and two recent wins after a four-game skid.
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Maryland
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Terps
Penn State
Nugent
Air Force
Wake Forest
Clippers edge Aces on late goal in tight AHL clash
In a fast moving AHL game before 3 712 fans Mel Pearson scored at 7 17 of overtime to lift the Baltimore Clippers to a 2 1 victory over the Quebec Aces. Also noted is a World Series record mention with low combined runs in 1950 and 1963 games.
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Mel Pearson
Baltimore Clippers
Quebec Aces
Yankees
Phils
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