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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1959

Page

7

Senators top Orioles as Ramos shines on opening day

Pedro Ramos pitched a sparkling opening day win for Washington against Baltimore as Harmon Killebrew Reno Berioia homered for the Senators. Baltimore completed an opening day triple play the first in major league history, with Bob Boyd initiating the action in the ninth inning.

Washington Pedro Raros Wash Nation Senators Baltimore Orioles Nixon Baltimore Remos Gus Triandos Bob Boyd Harmon Killebrew Reno Berioia Detroit Senators Eisenhower Milt Pappas Orioles Ramos Boston Red Sox Jack Harshman Hoyt Wilhelm Ernie Johnson Ed FitzGerald Chico Carrasquel Roy Sievers Bob Allison Harshman Wilhelm E.J Johnson Triandos FitzGerald L—Harshman Washington Eilebrew Bertolz Eae Dos

Local trout waters receive large Big Broods and 9,000 smaller trout

Robert Abraham, game warden, notes stocks of about 60 large brood trout plus 9,000 small fish arriving in Frederick County streams. The opening day for April trout season promises prime fishing with big brood trout up to seven pounds, many placed in mountain waters along Fishing Creek area. In addition, millions of trout have been stocked statewide to boost angling opportunities and entice better catches.

Robert Abraham Lefty Ereh Frederick County Lefty Frederck Gona and Inland Fish Commission Colorado Maryland Hopkins Strik| Brown Reitz Brown Rainbow Don Brown Frederick Frank Copper Larry Ey Makej Hodge Johns Hopkins D. _King Rodgers W—Reitz Fish Commission Nata Frederick County Burt Dillion Chesapeake Bay Potomac Fountain Rock Quynn E Buchanan Walkersville

Cadets Triumph at North Hagerstown Track Meet

Frederick High School trackmen won a triangular meet at North Hagerstown High with 372 points. North High 54 and Waynesboro 38. Meet results include multiple event winners from Frederick and North Hagerstown, with strong sprints by the Hoult twins and a balanced Frederick squad except in high jump and low hurdles.

D. Hoult Linzer Higinbotham Chamblin Stoner G. Hoult Davis Glass Chambhin Meehan Frantt Stickell Markee Layman Snyder Martin Kline Rock Wakenight Ned Evyier Evier Harrison Ned. Zigler Henkle Riden Our Meehan and Gladhill hurdies—Markey Burns Camp Hull AED Burdies B. Stoops R. Stoops

Reds Open With A Win And A Boxing Preview

In Syracuse, Paolo Rosi favored to defeat Frankie Ruff in a Friday lightweight bout televised nationwide. Rosi seeks a third title shot while Ruff mounts a comeback bid. Cincinnati Reds beat the Pirates 4 1 to start the NL season as Bob Purkey pitches well and Robinson and Pinson drive in all runs.

Syracuse N.Y Paolo Rosi Frankie Ruff NBC Puff Ross Ryff Joe Brown Ruff Rif Barnes King Cincinnate Frank Robinson Vada Pinsons Cincinnati Reds Pittsburgh Pirates Bob Purkey Reds Pirates Robinson Pinson Kline Purkey Cowell Brick Contractors Hawkswatkersville Bowling Center Foiles All Southern Roberto Clemente Kiine Able Co Kelly’s Mill Sinclair Moons Pittsburgh Dick Smart Don Hoak Stuart Hoak Stuarts Bill Maze Roski Frank Thomas Dick Groat Cincinnati Cox R. G. Smith Porterfield J .Bailey L—Kline

Bowling League honors and leaders headline

J Jandis tops high game 174 and series 407. Southern Restaurant leads with 617 and 1783 high team. C May 123.544 average. Crum 314.4. Ramsberg 113.86. Fogie 113.55. O’Bryan 113.34. Eyler 122.73. Also reports Cecil Rhodes Jr files papers to obtain Brian London visa for Floyd Patterson title bout in Indianapolis May 1. London leaves Blackpool for U S voyage amid visa uncertainty and Boxing Board opposition.

J. Jandis Southern Restaurant C. May C. Crum G. Ramsberg B. Fogie B. O'Bryan RB. Eyler New York Cecil Rhodes Jr England Brian London United States Rhodes Indianapolis London Pithin U.S Blackpool Floyd Patterson Pattterson Britain British Boxing Board of Control Patterson

New Market Lions Club Trapshooting Practice Sunday

The New Market Lions Club announces a Sunday practice at 1 p m at U S 40 intersection area to accommodate a large turnout for trapshooting. The club, recently reorganized, invites new players and lists committee members including Albert McPherson Samuel St Clair and Emory Stull as it builds a permanent trap layout and seeks funds for the Lewistown school diamond project.

Deena U.S 40 Mussetter Mi Ie Wu Sue New Market Club Albert McPherson Samuel St Lewistown Or- Clair Emory Stull Edward Wid Katizanon Swit Conservation Trea- Mayer Paul Zimmerman Lucius Sury Falconer Charles Wood Merril

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