Maryland anglers urged to buy fishing licenses now
Maryand Game and Inland Fish Commission promotes immediate licenses while noting Region Two pond stocking of 1150 largemouth bass from one to seven pounds. Observers describe activity at Gambrill Pond and Libertytown with bass feeding after hot weather and limits of five bass per day in community ponds.
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Bob
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Brunswick Pond
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Clarksburg
Wheaton
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Westminster
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Giants NL Pick and Race for Second Place
The piece weighs predicted finish order in the NL with San Francisco first and Los Angeles or Cincinnati close behind. It mentions young Giants pitchers and aging concerns, plus scattered notes on players like Cepeda and Daven, and a brief college or league context.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cncinnati
Philadelphia
St Lows
Wininger and Souchak Lead Masters Golf Title
Wininger and Souchak headline coverage of the Masters with top finishes. Local golfer Joane Terry, expected to join. however Tammy Davis and Debbie Thomson will not travel to Sao Paulo Brazil for Pan American duties. Coach Griffin confirms Terry will compete in the games after a late decision from the National Women's AAU chairman.
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Tammy Davis
Debbie Thomson
Sao Paulo
Brazil
United States
Jack Griffin
Joane Terry
Senators Beat Orioles in Florida Exhibition Clash
Washington Senators toppled Orioles 4-3 as rookie Buster Narum yielded four seventh inning runs. Key plays: Osbourne Leppert Brown Phillips and Retzer produced the decisive hit while John Powell homered for Baltimore. Washington improves to 1 win in spring action. Orioles end Florida phase with 16-9-1 record.
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Fla
APJ
Washington Senators
Buster Narum
Baltimore
Orioles
Larry Osborne
Don Lepport
Tommy Brown
Dick Phillips
Ken Retzer
John Powell
Luis Aparicio
Jim Gentile
Joe Gaines
Jackie Brant
Jim Duckworth
Bob Johnson
Brown
Washington
Florida
Barber
Narum
Miller
Bouldin
Daniels
Duckworth
Leppert
Retzer
Orioles trim roster to 30 players for 1963 season
Baltimore reduced its 1963 roster to 30, optioning catcher Andy Etchebarren to Lynchburg Virginia and returning outfielder Earl Robinson to Rochester. Etchebarren, a 19 year old with a $100000 bonus, hit .249 last season in Elmira. Robinson had spent 1962 in Baltimore before a move to the disabled list and surgery for bone chips in his elbow.
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Baltimore Orioles
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Lynchburg
The
Birds
Earl Robinson
Rochester
Etchebarren
Elmira
Baltimore
Robinson
Elaos
Exhibition Baseball Scores Across The League
In an exhibition slate Houston defeated Los Angeles 5 to 2 while New York edged Pittsburgh 4 to 0. Cincinnati beat Baltimore 5 to 4 and Detroit topped New York 3 to 1. St Louis won 6 to 3 against Chicago. Minnesota defeated Los Angeles 3 to 2 and Cleveland beat San Francisco 7 to 1.
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Injuries Plague Teams As Opening Day Nears
Major league clubs head into the final weekend of exhibitions with key players sidelined. Yankees miss Maris Ford Kubek Tresh and Boyer while Purkey and Robinson deal with shoulder and elbow woes. Lary, Hoeft, Sievers and Gonzalez injuries loosen lineup plans as opening day nears.
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Associated Press
New York Yankees
Roger Maris
Whitey Ford
Tony Kubek
Tom Tresh
Clete Boyer
Purkey
Cincinnati
Tampa
Fla
Bob Purkey
Reds
Fred Hutchinson
Frank Robinson
Clippers Rally Past Bears 5-3 in AHL Playoff
Baltimore Clippers score four goals in the first period to beat the Hershey Bears 5-3 in game two of the Eastern Division best of three series at the Civic Center.
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Baltimore Clippers
Hershey Bears
Civic Center
Unclear OCR Note on Event Time and Scoop Count
Fragmentary report notes a collected event at 3 0438.3 hours with 35 minted scoops and an M score. Details unclear due to garbled text. no identifiable persons organizations or places.
Seven modern players named to football Hall of Fame
The National Football Foundation in New Brunswick NY selected seven modern players who played nearly every position for Hall of Fame induction at the New York awards dinner in December. The group honored three pre 1900 figures who have died.
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National Football Foundation
New Brunswick
Foundation
Fred Russell
Nashvile
Tenn
Inung
Alex Acase
Purdue
i+ mois
George Connor
Holy Cross
Notre Dame
Ken Kavanaugh
Pete Pand
Montgomery Sa
Geatt Haleexe
Edd Thomas Bumn
Situng Af Yas
Chares
Buck Wharton
Penn
Getse Wooards
Yale
LL Registration Saturday At FHS
The Native Football Foundation and Hall of Fame halts a selection question asking elected players and coaches whether their sons should play football. More than seven members replied, with one stating he chose daughters. The note follows registration and meeting details at Frederick Wright School.
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New York
Foundaton
Hall @ Fame
Questmom
Forsret
Ceppen
Masters First Round Leaders Include Wininger Souchak In Augusta
Bo Wininger and Mike Souchak led the Masters with 69s as Arnold Palmer faltered to 74. Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player shot 74 and 71 respectively while Sam Snead Ed Furgol and Jay Hebert stood one behind at 70. Palmer struggled on wind-swept greens with a 74 as Rosburg and others battled rough conditions.
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Augusta
Bo Wininger
Oklahoma City
Mike Souchak
Muwil Luuloainens
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
South Africa
Gary Player
Snead
Furgel
Wininger
Souchak
Sam Snead
Ed Furgel
Lafayette
Jay
Rosburg
Bob Rosburg
Portland
Ore
Africa
Gene Littler
Gold Dust Twins
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Palmer
Coe
Jacky Cupit
Longview
Tex
Cary Middlecoff
U.S
Charles R. Coe
Billy Maxwell
Downing Gray
Don January
Dick Mayer
Doug Sanders
Jofre records KO number 14 to retain crown
In Tokyo Eder Jofre, world bantamweight champion, defeated Katsutoshi Aoki by knockout in the third round to extend his unbeaten streak to 44 wins with 14 consecutive KO victories. Jofre weighed 118 pounds. Aoki 117. Jofre claimed his sixth title defense all by knockout. Ortiz in Puerto Rico prepared for a defense against Doug Vaillant as the postponement ended and conditioning improved.
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Eder Jofre
Brazil
Katsutoshi Aoki
Aoki
Jofre
Aki
Elroy Sanchez
Mexico
Los Angeles
San Juan
Puerto Rico
APY
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Doug Vaillant
Ortiz
Bill Daly
Bolt Proves It Pays to Wait at Masters Opener
Tommy Bolt salvaged a par on the first hole after a tense 3 12 minute wait in the 2nd Masters in Augusta GA. He faced a hooked drive into a bush and a second shot into a trap before a six foot putt hung on the lip then dropped for par as the crowd cheered.
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Tommy Bolt
Rees
Bolt
Tommy
U.S. Golf Association
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