Nutter Praised Colt Center Buzz Nutter and Buzzing Humor
The Daily Mail spotlights Madison Buzz Nutter, longtime Baltimore Colts center since 1956, praised by teammates and coaches for dependable play. Quotes reveal his humor under pressure, insights on pass protection, and pride in keeping stars like Joe Schmidt, Bill George, and Sam Huff from the backfield.
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Chicago Bears
Bill George
Bener
Herman Ball
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Joe Schmidt
Sam Huff
Ord
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Independent Loop To Honor Champs A.L. Expansion
The Independent Baseball League plans its post season banquet in Funkstown to honor top performers of the 1960 season. Guest of honor Chucky Thompson, famed radio and TV sports announcer, will present about nine trophies. Awards go to Punkstown and Antietam Redbirds for team honors. Tom Anthony and Gene Jamison lead batting at .400 plus. Pitching honors go to Dick Baker. key hitters include Jack Forsythe and Ted Kretzer.
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Jack Forsythe
Ted Kretzer
South End
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Dick Mercer
Joe Stubbs
Security
Jim Jennings
Bob Minnick
Funkstown
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Chewsville
Bob Smith
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Dick Baker
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Hichie Guerin
Pin Antiot
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Elgin Baylor
Helmintolters
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Taylor
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Andrade Set For Title Bout Against Brown
Andrade prepares for a Friday night light pedal championship tilt against Jor Brown as details of the match come from a mixed report. The Lakers debut in Los Angeles's Sports Arena drew sparse attendance while the New York backers won their opening game 111 to 101.
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Hunters to fill survey cards for waterfowl harvest
The Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife plans a hunter survey to measure waterfowl harvest and days hunted. A scorecard will be issued to track species bagged and days spent hunting, aiding balance with hunting regulations. A boxing reference is included in the text.
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Interior
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Fish and Wildlife Service
Creek Archers List Winners In Tourney
Creek Archers concluded a Sunday shoot at the Creek Waltonian Range with Melvin Rose earning 905 for 28 hunter and 28 broadhead taggers to win the men’s event and Shirley Andrews posting 437 to capture the women’s title. Andrews, new to the bow, showed rapid progress as results list the Men’s Open and Women’s Open standings and a junior class entry.
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Shirley Andrews
Creek Waltonian Range
Rose
Andrews
Melvin Jose
Errant Arches
Terry Hull
Bowman
Ralph Harvaugh
Mike Casey
Helen Harbaugh
Ronald Trum
Redskins Find New Hero In Bob Khayat
Washington fans applaud Bob Khayat as a rookie kicker who has lifted the Redskins from a weak start with four field goals against Dallas, a 43-yard game-tying boot versus the Giants, and two scores against the Steelers. Khayat leads with seven field goals and eight extra points for 29 points in four games, while Sam Baker’s trade remains debated.
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Washington Redskins
Sam Baker
Cleveland
Bob Khayat
Khayat
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Pittsburgh
Baker
University of Mississippi
Dallas
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Steelers
Steelers
Redskin
George Preston Marshall
Frank O’brien
Redskins
Bert Rechichar
Jurk
Tavith Rechichar
Ted Flo
Rechichar
Mike Nixon
Marshall
Russian Horse In Laurel Race
Laurel Race Course officials announced the Soviet Union and Ukrainian Republic will be represented in the $100,000 Washington DC International on Nov 31. Zabeg, a three year old colt, will carry Soviet colors while Zaborny, a five year old horse, will represent Ukraine. The entries bring the field to nine starters for the international mile and a half turf race.
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Blue Devils and Wolfpack Lead ACC Offense
Duke and North Carolina State atop ACC standings at the season's midpoint. Duke leads in total offense and yards per play, averaging 299.8 yards per game and 4.5 yards per play. State trails with strong per play gains and the top pass yards per attempt, while Clemson remains top defense. Virginia leads rushing yardage, Wake Forest tops in passing yards, but Duke surpasses in rushing efficiency.
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Gridders Told To Love Their Opponents
In Budapest the newspaper Newsport urged Hungarian footballers to honor opponents with human solidarity. It condemned taunts and sly kicks and called for players to be educated to respect rivals and uphold socialist sporting ethics.
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Newsport
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Club Owners Meeting In New York
American League club owners meet in New York to discuss expansion to 10 teams by 1962. Attendance and franchise shifts loom, with Kansas City and Los Angeles as key issues. Possible moves for the Senators and Indians surface, while Minneapolis St Paul and Dallas Fort Worth are favored for new franchises if no problems arise.
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High
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Fort Hill
Boonsboro High
Ihomé
Shepherdstown
St. James School
Dave Barr
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Maryland Hosts South Carolina This Saturday
Maryland faces South Carolina in a key ACC clash as coach Bill Murray of Duke calls South Carolina a tough Georgia Tech style opponent. Gamecocks coach Warren Giese notes Maryland uses about 51 plays with balanced I formation and other looks. Maryland will be without senior end Vince Scott due to a severe ankle injury, unclear return date.
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South Carolina
Maryland
Terps
Vince Scott
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Del
Scott
Vale Forest
Nugent
Holly Mims Wins Unanimous Clash in Baltimore
Middleweight Holly Mims returned from a nine month layoff and defeated Jimmy Beacham at the Baltimore Coliseum in a Southern middleweight title bout by unanimous decision. Beacham carried a strong recent record as Mims, 159½ pounds, posted the widest scoring margin with 7-5-3-1-? unclear. judges and crowd details noted.
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Terry Moore
Benny Goldstein
Tom Kelly
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