Trout Season Opens at Fountain Rock Trout Farm
Fountain Rock Trout Farm near Frederick opens tomorrow under Jack Quynn and Lee Buchanan. A large pond stocked with six pound plus trout offers all day fishing for 10 dollars with option to keep or release fish for a nominal fee. Also, a boat dock with stocked bass will be available for a small fee.
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Snead Reprimanded By PGA For TV Match
Sam Snead was summoned by the PGA Excutive Committee in Augusta for continuing in a TV match he had already lost. He acknowledged using a 15th club at the 12th hole and accepting loss while the incident sparks debate over hero or goat in the dumping controversy.
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Hawks Even Series With Boston Celtics
St. Louis Hawks edged the Boston Celtics 105 102 to level the NBA world series at 3 3. Cliff Hagan led with 36 points as the Hawks rallied from a 26 point deficit and out rebounded Boston 24 10 in the third period. The game set up a deciding seventh game in Boston Saturday afternoon.
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Orioles Rally In Eighth To Beat Pirates 9-8 In Fla
In Fort Myers the Orioles explode in the eighth with a two run homer by Gene Woodling driving in Jackie Brandt for a 9-8 victory over Pittsburgh. Pappas, Wilhelm and Triandos mix with Friend and H. Smith in the pitching mix as Baltimore seizes the win.
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Meehan sets pole vault mark in Frederick triangular meet
Dick Meehan cleared 11 feet 3 inches to establish a new pole vault record as Frederick high school defeated North Hagerstown and Waynesboro in a triangular meet. The Frederick 880 relay team also broke the old mark by a tenth of a second, finishing in 1:23.5 with Harrison, Rinehart, Burdette, and Higinbotham leading the Cadets to a second triangular win in a row.
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Orioles Ticket Office and Local Practice Schedule
Tickets for all Orioles home games are available at The Sports Center 236 North Market Street. Opening game pasteboards may be picked up in the Memorial Stadium upper stands. Tramsville of the Maryland State League will practice Sunday at 1 p.m. under manager Bob Marendt.
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Totten Leads Minor Leagues Toward New Era in Baseball
Hal Totten, 57, former Three I League leader, becomes president of the Class AA Southern Association, saying minor league baseball has hit bottom and is rising. He notes local ownership, player development ties with majors, and the need to grow new teams while reducing aging clubs.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Hal Totten
Totten
Southern Asin
Terps thump N state for first win of year
Maryland's 11 to 3 victory over North Carolina State in their ACC opener featured 13 hits and strong relief from Jim Fowler. Eight Terps in the starting lineup had hits as Maryland stole seven bases led by John Barrett with three and Don Santo with two. State chased starter Charlie Marshburn early, using Gibson for eight runs through four and two thirds innings.
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Don Santo
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Neville
Overby
Perry
Sweeney's 2-Hitter Wins for Liners
Emmitsburg team dominates Frederick Cadets 9 to 0 as Sweeney limits them to two hits. Ken Swomley and Gingell each have two hits for the Liners with a double and a triple. Frederick pitchers Rexroad Sole Richy Carter Seidling add the only Cadet hits. East Frederick AC to practice Sunday at Staley Park at 1 p.m. Rabbit Ramsburg invites prospective players.
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Ramsburg
Palmer Opens Masters With Two Stroke Edge In Ga
Arnold Palmer shot 67 to take a two stroke lead after the opening round at Augusta. Ken Venturi faltered on 12th hole amid a ruling dispute. Four players trail two back, including Harmon Hawkins Finsterwald Hebert. Weetman January Taylor also 70.
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Western Maryland tennis opens season with Mount St Marys win
Western Maryland opened its 1960 tennis season with a 72 victory over Mount St. Marys. Singles results include McCarthy over Anderson 6-3 5-2, Worden over Bingham 6-1 6-0, Berman over Talhey 6-3 6-2, Myers over Rooney 6-3 6-1, and Sitter over Sullivan 6-4 6-? Doubles saw McCarthy Talley win 9-7 6-2, Worden Berman win 9-7 6-2, and Brohawn Sitter win 6-1 6-3.
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Laurel Race Horse Owner Stays at Maryland Track
Laurel officials report William Bishop, owner trainer of 52 horses, will remain at Laurel rather than sending them to Illinois. Joseph Cascarella says Bishop will continue racing at Laurel through the spring meeting, which ends May 3, with Maryland racing to continue two more weeks at Pimlico.
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Utah Heavyweight Lamar Clark TV Debut Bout Tonight
Utah heavyweight Lamar Clark headlines a national TV airing Friday in a 10 round bout against Bartolo. Clark is riding a 44 straight knockout streak and seeks to extend his KO record on television.
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Chisox Aim To Please Umpires
The Chicago White Sox plan to install an automatic plate duster and a ball popper from Edgewater Baseball Park. The devices, dismantled in St Joseph, Mich, will ease umpire duties and be placed at Comiskey Park in Chicago.
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Marines Hold All Marine Wrestling Tournament at Naval Academy
More than 140 Marines began two day competition at the Naval Academy fieldhouse. Semifinals are set for Friday afternoon with finals that night. Winners form the all Marine team to compete in Olympic tryouts at Arms Town next month with Ray Swartz, Navy coach and U S Olympic committee member, coaching the team.
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Burdette Hit On Wrist In Exhibition Game
Lew Burdette of the Braves was struck on the wrist by a batted ball in a Milwaukee Cincinnati exhibition. The innings showed he sustained no serious injury.
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Lew Burdette
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Shorty) Morgan
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