Maryland Deer Season Opens With Big Kill Across Five Counties
Unofficial opening-day counts show records tied or broken in Washington Frederick Talbot Dorchester and Allegany counties. Two fatalities reported one from gunshot and one from heart attack. Dorchester reports a 12 point buck the largest of opening day. Army Aberdeen Proving Ground deer season continues limited to onsite personnel.
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Dorchester
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Joseph Sry
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Mountain
Nebride
Delawe
John Logsdon
Gonzaga Uni- Logsdon
College of Ydar
Nile
Grand Jury
Koel
Dorchester County
Frederick County
Alewany County
Roger R. Harris, Jr
Oxford
Talbot County
Land Hill
Jay Delphey
Prederick
Aberdeen
Sea
Proving Ground
Lefebvre Struggles With Size In Gonzaga Loss
Lefebvre showed limited efficiency on defense and boards, appearing tired as 18A shoes proved too snug. He made six of nine shots for Gonzaga, scoring five early points in 25 minutes while teammates and crowd noted his effort and potential. Bob Turner led Gonzaga with 15 points as Geach guarded Lefebvre and Gonzaga grabbed 61 rebounds.
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Babe Brown
Coyotes
Jean
Bob Turner
Gonzaga
Harlan Geach
Brown
Ladies Shuffle Loop Results
West End Tavern dominates the loop with top placements. Williamsport area bars show mixed results with Beonshory Legion and Friendly Bar among the noted finishers. The event lists several venues including Ken's Tavern 4a and Press' Tavern with varying scores and placements.
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West End
Flagerstown Medvnew
Ken's
Witlliamspore
Beonshory Legion
Friendly
Press
Williamsport Rede
Bear Bryant To Coach Alabama
COLLEGE STATION Texas Coach Paul Bear Bryant has been released from his Texas A&M contract and is expected to sign with Alabama, his alma mater. Bryant built the Aggies from a losing program, guiding them to a Southwest Conference title in 1958, finishing 8 2 and ranked ninth nationally after two losses to rival Rice and Texas.
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Texa
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Texas A&m
Alabama
Bryant
A&m
Aggies
Rice
Texas
Calhoun Waits for Ring Time in Patchy Carlyle Tale
Frank Bachman manages Rory Calhoun a rising middleweight with 34 fights, waiting for the Basilio Robinson option and Giardello if needed. Calhoun trains hard, chases fights, and plans careful pacing while sparring partners strain his budget, aiming for a late next year title shot despite a busy, cautious path.
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Jimmy Breslin
NEA
New York
Frank Bachman
Madisonquare Garden
Taxie Rosenblowum
Slapsy
Bachman
Rory Calhoun
Calhoun
Carmen Basilio
Ray Robinson
Chicago
Rosenbloom
Frank
Robinson
Basilio
Joey Giardello
the Garden
Rory
Day
Joe Brown Favored In Title Bout
In Chicago Stadium tomorrow night lightweight champion Joe Brown, 31, defends his title against challenger Joey Lopes, a Sacramento fighter. Brown enters as a 3-1 favorite amid expectations of a strong showing, while Lopes vows to win decisively after a drawn previous encounter.
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Chicago
Joey Lopes
Chicago Stadium
Brown
New Orleans
Lopes
Sacramento
Oslif
Kayes
Patterson May Defend Title in England Says D Amato
New York reports manager Angelo D Amato indicated a distinct possibility that heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson will defend his title in England. The statement opens a flood of speculation about an English defense and Patterson’s team weighing the plan for a potential overseas bout.
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D'Amato
Floyd Patterson
Patterson
College Basketball Scores From Intrastate and Out-of-State Games
A roundup of college basketball results shows Mickagan State 74 over Butler 55, Tennessee 84 over Furman 61, Millerville 90 over La Salle 80, Kentucky 7 over Duke 74, Potomac State 60 over The Citadel 7. Wake Forest 68 beat Davidson 61, Iowa State 12 defeated Drake 55, Maryland State 68 over Oklahoma 4, Arkansas 52 over Kansas 63, Oklahoma State 54, Purdue 75 over Miami Ohio 61, William & Mary 73 over Virginia 69, Illinois 100 over Marquette 50, South Carolina 95 over Georgia 87, Northwestern 97 over Western Michigan 66, SMU 92 over Johnson C Smith 67, Kentucky State 1 over Winston-Salem Teachers 67, North Carolina State 72 over Atlantic Christian 44, Vanderbilt 93 over Sewanee 53, CCNY 7 over Columbia 70, Harvard 84 over Massachusetts 68, Michigan 56 over East Tennessee 51, Texas Tech 93 over Abilene Christian 95, Newport News 86 in overtime, Old Dominion State Univ 64 over Colorado in Colorado. Kent State 61 over Washington & Jefferson 70, California 34 over Temple 83, Delaware 38.
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Tennessee
Furman
Millerville
la Salle
Kentucky
Duke
Potomac State
Wva
Altoona
Citade
Newberry
Wake Forest
Davidson
Iowa State
Drake
Delaware State
Maryland State
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Kansas
Oklahoma State
Purdue
Miami
Ohio
Willian & Mary
Virginia
Illinois
Marquette
South Carolina
Georgia
Northwestern
Western Michigan
Southern Methodist
Johnson C. Smith
Kentucky State
Winston-Salem
Teachers
North Carolina State
Atlantic Christian
Vanderbilt
Sewanee
CCNY
Columbia
Harvard
Massachusetts
Michhigan
East Tennessee
Teas Tech
Abilene Christian
Cuilteed
Newport News
State Univ
Colorado
Kent State
Washington & Jefferson
California
Pat Twins
Temple
Delaware
Graham to Coach College All Stars in August game
Graham, famed Northwestern star and one of the great football players, will coach the College All Stars against the professional champions on August 15 at Soldiers Field. He succeeds Curly Lambeau, who has led the team for the past three seasons.
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Chilago
Graham
Cleveland
Northwestern University
Soldies Field
Curly Lameau
Alitar
Auburn Nation's No 1 Football Champ In AP Poll Drive
Auburn finishes 10-0 to capture the national title in the final Associated Press poll of the season with 4,123 points and 210 first place votes. Ohio State Ohio State Michigan State Navy and Notre Dame round out the top five with Oklahoma fourth.
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Associated Press
Aylin
Ohio State
Michigan State
Auburn
Hugh l O'Donnell
Oklahoma
Tigers
Sooners
Buckeyes
Navy
Mississippi
Rite
Texas A, & M
Notre Dame
Arizona State
Shug Jordan
Woody Hayes
Duty Daugherty
Five ACC Teams Launch Season in Conf Opener
The Atlantic Coast Conference opened its basketball season with five league teams facing non-conference foes. South Carolina edged Georgia 95 87 while Wake Forest defeated Davidson 68 61 and NC State beat Atlantic Christian 12 44. Duke lost 73 74 to Kentucky and Virginia fell 73 69 to William and Mary. Maryland and Clemson due Wednesday. North Carolina, the top team last year, opens Saturday at home against Clemson.
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Praca
South Carolina
Georgia
Waktwutesl
Davidson
North Carolina’ State
Atlantic Christian
Duke
Kentucky
Virginia
William & Mary
Southern
ACC
Mary
Land
George Washington
Clemson
North Carolina
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