Bass Catcher Dad and Son Lead Maryland Trophies
Atlee Boyer and his son Ricky have excelled at Liberty Reservoir with a stringer of ten largemouth bass weighing 27 pounds. The biggest fish weighed five and three quarters pounds, and a seven plus pounder was reportedly lost. Ricky added a five and a quarter pounder the next day. The piece also notes other local anglers and guidance on gear, plus a separate report on a Maryland Gun Exchange Rifle and Pistol Club win and upcoming hunting regulation hearings in Annapolis for 1964 65 season.
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Atlee Boyer
Ricky
Liberty Reservoir
Atlee
Hank Horner
Cockeysville
Hank
Maryland
Pretty Boy
Loch Raven
Liberty
Albert Sanderson
Tridelphia
Jerry Sauter
Baltimore
Jerry
Maryland Gun Exchange Rifle and
Hagerstown
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Annapolis
State Office
State Commission
Hashman reaches All England semifinals after rare loss
In London AP reports Mrs Judy Hashman formerly Judy Devlin of Baltimore dropped a game for the first time in five years yet advanced to the All England Badminton Championships semifinals with a 10 12 11-3 11-2 win over Mrs Karen Jorgensen of Denmark. Nine kickoffs were returned for touchdowns during the 1963 NFL season.
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London
Judy Hashman
England
Judy Devlin
Baltimore
Karen Jorgensen
Denmark
2500 Golfers Seek Berths In National Open
New York AP reports a record 2500 golfers will seek the 64th National Open title held June 18-20 at Congressional Country Club Washington. 77 courses in 39 states used to trim field to 150 for the championship with 59 local qualifiers May 25–26 and 13 sectional trials June 8–9 over 36 holes. Exempt players include Boros Nicklaus Palmer and others. last five Open winners Boros Nicklaus Littler Palmer Casper.
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New York
Julius Boros
U.S. Golf Association
Congressional Country Club
Washington
D.C
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Boros
Nicklaus
Palmer
Gene Littler
Bill Casper
Deane Beman
PGA
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Jacky Cupit
Paul Ha
Chisox Spurt Downs Orioles In Spring Classic
Chicago White Sox beat Baltimore 8 to 7 in a Grapefruit League game in Miami. Three ninth inning walks issued to Wally Bunker helped the Sox rally after Deacon Jones hit a two run triple and Charley Smith added a sixth inning homer. Brooks Robinson and Russ Snyder supplied early and late power for the Orioles. Hoyt Wilhelm earned the win in relief.
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Miami
Fla
Baltimore
Wally Bunker
Ron Hans Sen
Minnie Minoso
Chicago White Sox
Orioles
Sox
Mike McCormick
Chuck Estrada
Bunker
Deacon Jones
Charley Smith
Brooks Robinson
Russ Snyder
Ray Herbert
Frank Baumann
John Powell
Hoyt Wilhelm
Chicago
Oricle
Buckeystown Team to Hold Sunday Practice at Adams Town Diamond
Tri-County League squad Buckeystown schedules Sunday practice at 1 p m at Adams town diamond weather permitting all players urged to attend plus results from exhibition baseball show St Louis 2 Los Angeles 1 Milwaukee 7 Pittsburgh 5 Houston 8 New York 4 Chicago 8 Baltimore 7 Minnesota 2 New York 2 Philadelphia 2 Kansas City 1 Cincinnati 8 Detroit 2
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Buckeystown
Adamstown
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Houston
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Detroit
Indians manager Tebbetts suffers heart attack in spring
Birdie Tebbetts, 54, Cleveland Indians manager, suffered a heart attack at the team’s spring training motel in Tucson. He was hospitalized at St. Mary’s Hospital, condition described as good with pulse steady and color improving. George Strickland named to manage until further notice. Tebbetts expected to miss at least six weeks of hospitalization and possible relocation to Bradenton after four weeks.
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Tucson
Ariz
Birdie Tebbetts
Cleveland Indians
Gabe Paul
Cleveland
Tebbetts
St. Mary’s Hospital
Paul
Arthur Dudley
Dudley
Birdie
Indians
Mary
Bradenton
Fla
Anna Maria Island
Snead Opens Greensboro Open With 64 Lead
Samuel Snead fires a record equalling 64 to lead the Greater Greensboro Open by three strokes at Sedgefield Country Club. He shares top form with Dunk and Bayer as Boros sits fourth at 68 and others tilt under par. Palmer and Nicklaus trail with mixed rounds.
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Sammy Snead
Greensboro
Kenalyta Associated Press
N.C
Samuel Jackson Snead
Sedgefield Country Club
Snead
Bill Dunk
Clay May Quit Boxing To Teach Sports In Egypt
Cassius Clay says he may quit boxing to take a $100,000 offer to teach sports in Egypt, a government project to build a sports center in Cairo. The 22 year old, fresh from dethroning Sonny Liston on Feb 25, will tour Africa and Asia in three weeks and discuss the job with Cairo officials after a four hour meeting with Elijah Muhammad.
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Chicago
Cassius Clay
Egypt
Clay
Cairo
Africa
Asia
Sonny List
Elijah Muhammad
Muhammad Ali
Texas Relays bring world marks into reach this weekend
More than 1,100 athletes compete as Grambling targets a 40.0 world record in the 440 yard relay. SMU and Missouri seek multiple relays while Billy Foster of SMU and Terry Williams of Omaha lead sprint challengers. John Damien aims for the first sub four minute mile. Top contenders include Randy Matson and Frank Mazza in shot put and Robin Lingle in distance events with prelims today and finals through Saturday.
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Harold V. Ratliff
Austin
Tex
Texas
Grambling
Louisiana
Billy Foster
Southern Methodist
Terry Williams
Omaha
John Damien
Emporia
Kan
State
Randy Matson
Texas A&m
Frank Mazza
Baylor
Billy Hardin
Louisiana State
Ed Renfrew
Arkansas
Missouri
SMU
Robin Lingle
Thompson named Wichita coach after Miller resignation
Gary Thompson aged 31 was named head basketball coach at the University of Wichita on Thursday replacing Ralph Miller who resigned after 13 years to take a basketball coaching post at the University of Iowa.
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Wihita Kan
Gary Thompson
University of Wichita
Thompson
Ralph Miller
University of Iowa
Manila Track Meet Rules Ban Weapons and Liquor
Athletes at a Manila high school track meet were instructed on Thursday to follow three safety and conduct rules for the weekend. No deadly weapons may be carried, no hard liquor may be consumed, and cheers must avoid indecent language.
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Manila
Cardinals face Dodgers test as Keane seeks rebound season
St Louis manager Johnny Keane weighs contenders in the NL as Musial retires and Gibson, Broglio and Washburn pace the rotation. The Cardinals open with Los Angeles and San Francisco, facing Koufax early, with Flood in center and White, Javier, Groat and Boyer anchoring the infield.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ray Washburn
Stan Musial
Johnny Keane
Cadinals
Cardinal
Keane
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Redbirds
Cincinnati
Bob Purkey
Joey Jay
Houston
Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Bob Gibson
Tim McCarver
Roger Craig
Mets
Musial
Curt Flood
Charlie James
Carl Warwick
John Lewis
Bill White
Julian Javier
Dick Groat
Ken Boyer
Phil Gagliano
Gerry Buchek
Gibson
Ernie Broglio
Curt Simmons
Craig Washburn
Skowron Expected in Opening Day Lineup for Nats
Bill Skowron, sidelined for spring training by a heel sprain and recent back flare, expects to be ready for the April 13 opener against the Angels after a brief absence. He leads the Senators with four homers and is hitting .591. Claude Osteen prepares for a noteworthy outing before pitching the opener against Chicago.
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NATS
Pompano Beach
Fila
Bill Skowron
Washington Senators
Los Angeles Angels
Senators
Hene
Claude Osteen
Ana
Hicago White Sox
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Hagerst Och
Mona Sulaiman
Socorro Paglia
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Kre
MGE Mattheis Hagerstown
Hannon
Beesley
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Hudak
Mowen
MGE Hagerstown
Mattheis
Hannon Keenan
Wigtieht
Chisox
George Bayer
Clay May
George Strickland
Ager
Early Wynn
Cardinals
Ray Sadecki
Washburn
Craig
Ron Taylor
Lew Burdette
Bobby Shantz
Harry Fanok
Fhangeano
Aud Exchange
West
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Blue Ridge Oil Company
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