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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1969

Page

8

Signs Of Fall No Hunting Signs Limit Access To Private Land

Rural landowners and hunters face shrinking open land as housing, roads, and posters bearing No Hunting multiply. While some land remains open, careless acts and property damage provoke closures. Pennsylvania shows a cooperative farming game program keeping land open with safety zones, while Maryland and West Virginia pursue written permission and trespass arrests to protect landowners.

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Injuries Rift Through NFL as Halfway Mark Hits

The NFL season reaches halfway with a long injury list and questionable statuses. Key players such as Bears running back Ron Bull, Cowboys quarterback Craig Morton, and Packers running back Travis Williams face injury questions, while others like Don Brumm and Mike Tilleman are out or probable. The wrap includes game-by-game notes across teams from Chicago to Philadelphia and New York.

New York Chicago Minnesota Bears Ron Bull Brian Piccolo Dale Hackhart Dallas Cleveland Craig Morton Tettis Norman Mike Ditka Gary Collins Marvin Upshaw Reece Morrison Detroit San Francisco Greg Landry Greg Barton Mike Lucel Bill Swain Frank Gallegher Fore Sue Ge Caghtellvusr Steve Spurrier Clifton McNell Green Bay Pittsburgh Travis Williams Ronny Anerson Henry Jordan Dale Brown Dick Shiner Terry Hanratty Lou Campbell Charley Larse Clarence Washington Dob Hohn Brian Stenger Los Angeles Atlanta Maxie Hawchan New Orleans Mike Tilleman Don Talbert Errol Linden St. Louis Don Brumm Rolf Krueger Jerry Daanen Philadelphia Fred Brown Irv Cross Mel Tom Ernie Calloway Nate Ramsey Tom Woodeshick Henry Davis John Kirby Randy Mintlear Bruce Maher Bob Lurtaeman Ray Hicks Tucker Frederickson Washington Baltmore Walter Rock Ray Scho Cine Gallup Willie Banks

Farm Club Moves to Pawtucket Next Season

The Boston Red Sox top farm club will relocate from Pittsfield to Pawtucket for the next season. The team will play its home games at McCay Stadium, confirming a long rumored franchise shift.

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Palmer struggles with hip as comeback continues

Arnold Palmer enters the third week of his comeback in Napa expecting wins after two months out with an arthritic left hip. He tied for 34th in the Sahara and 27th in the San Francisco Open, earning $1,174 for the two weeks. He posted a 65 and a 66 in practice and competition at Silverado, as Kaiser International Open Golf moves to North and South courses with the North hosting the final two days.

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North Dakota State Holds Undefeated Lead In AP Small College Poll

Undefeated North Dakota State tops the Associated Press small college football poll with 213 points and five first place votes after a 35-20 win over Morningdale. Alcorn A&M rises to second after a 27-7 victory. Montana drops to third despite two first place votes.

Associated Press North Dakota State Morningalde Alcorn A&m Southern University Morntana Texas A&i Louisiana Tech Chattanooga Sacramento State Delaware Temple Akron Dayton New Mexico Highlands Humboldt Arkansas State Abilene Christian Tennessee State Dak State Alcom A&m Montana Texas A&m

Hawaii Favored In Washington D C International

Hawaii, winner of the Man O War Stakes at Belmont, was installed as the 5-4 early favorite for the Washing ton D C International. England's Karabas was 2 to 1 second choice, with No Double at 4 to 1 in the nine horse field asOdds were set by William Hall Ltd in London.

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