Pheasant Stocking Experiment Aims to Boost Local Game
Maryland officials release Iranian ring necked pheasants in Montgomery and Frederick County areas to improve warmer climate stock. About 60 birds, including hens and cock birds, are released with tags for hunter reporting. Open to limited public hunting. birds resemble ring necked variety but differ slightly in color. Opening day for trout season approaches with streams heavily stocked and guides available for more details.
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Frederick County
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Montgomery County
Lewis Rudasill
Elwood Stunesifer
Merle Brandenberg
Commission
Game Commission
Annapolis
George Bluemenauer
Dutch Duvall
Big Hunting Creek
Fishing Creek
Ovens Creek
Middle Creek
Friends Creek
U.S. 15
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Raa
Cheney Families Connecticut 1-Hits Sox as Leppert Crushes Three
Washington Senators rout Boston 6 to 0 behind Tom Cheney one hitting the Red Sox. Don Leppert belts three homers driving in all six Senators runs. Cheney fanned 10, two baserunners, while Eddie Bressoud’s fourth inning single was Boston’s lone hit. Leppert’s three long balls came off Ike Delock and Jack Lamabe with strong support from the bullpen.
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Cheney
Tom Cheney
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Washington
D.C
Red Sox
Tom’ Cheney
Eddie Bressoud
Don Leppert
Boston
Bob Tillman
Bressaud
Ed Brinkman
Leppert
Pirates
Ike Delock
Senators
Jack Lamabe
Delock
Lamabe
Nichols Ton
Tillman
W—Cheney
L—Delock
Bryant files five million libel suit against Post
Coach Paul Bear Bryant sues the Saturday Evening Post for five million dollars alleging libel over an article that claimed he rigged a fanball game. Georgia closes its investigation as Alabama nears its conclusion. Probes by the SEC the NCAA and a US Senate committee followed the article.
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Birmingham
Ala
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Alabama
Saturday Evening Post
Bryant
Post
Georgia
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Senate
Wallace Butts
Hartford Open Golf Tourney Announces Prize Fund
The Insurance City Open in Hartford offers 43000 in prize money with a share for SA on prize money. Stan Mahs and Tom Marshall announce the event details. Proamateur competition listed with total purse and schedule in August.
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Hartford
Conn
Cyctarmen
Stan Mahs
Tom Marshall
Unclear sports and finance brief from ap news wires
Fragmentary text reports on hockey game results involving Toronto and Detroit, plus a New York treasury-related figure and a racing reference. Details are garbled with numerous misspellings and misordered words, limiting concrete facts.
Ellsworth tops Dodgers in Chicago rain shadowed 2-0 win
Chicago lefty Dick Ellsworth pitched a three hitter to beat the Dodgers 2-0 for the Cubs first win of the season. Ellsworth allowed only three infield balls and two center field mishits, while Padres took the loss in a southpaw duel.
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Chicago
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dick Ellsworth
Cubs
Ellsworth
Johnny Padres
Dodgers
Tommy Davis
Bill Skowron
Los Angeles
Keworth
Bertell
W—Ellsworth
L—Padres
Boog Powell caps Orioles win with two homers vs Yankees
John Boog Powell hit two home runs and Milt Pappas pitched five strong innings as the Baltimore Orioles defeated the New York Yankees 4 to 1 in front of 29,772 at Yankee Stadium. Powell drove in three runs, including a fifth inning go ahead shot, while Pappas allowed only one run on Mickey Mantle’s homer and secured the win with three double plays helped by Baltimore's defense.
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NEW York
John (Boog) Powell
Milt Pappas
Baltimore
Orioles
New York Yankees
Powell
Whiley Ford
Southpaw
Ford
Stan Williams
Ralph Houk
Whitey
Ken Kunkel
Pappas
Johnny Blanchard
Yankees
Mantle
Mickey Mantle
Jerry Adair
Dick Brown
al Smith
Spahn earns first win of year in Braves 6 1 victory
Milwaukee pitcher Warren Spahn allowed six hits and Hank Aaron drove in three with a homer and single as the Braves beat the Mets 6 1 to open their 1968 home campaign. Spahn improved to 1 1 with five strikeouts and no walks, tying for eighth on the all time list with 328 wins. Duke Snider homered for New York, his first since joining the Mets.
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Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
New York
Hank Aaron
Braves
Mets
Spahn
John Clarkson
St. Louis
Duke Snider
Los Angeles Dodgers
Snider
Los Angeles
Hook
Rowe
Willey
Sherry
Torre
W — Spahn
LeHook
H. Aaron
Pender Agrees to Bout With Joey Giardello
Former Brookline fireman Paul Pender agreed to a middleweight title clash with Joey Giardello in Boston. Giardello held the world ranking and Pender would receive a share of gate and potential percentages, with terms tied to a Tos money split and weight limits.
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Pender
Joey Giardello
Boston
Paul Pender
Brookline
Massachusetts
Dello
Kiraw
Futlnee
Immer
Erman
Giardello
Stick Victory COLT PAR. Storrtys 2 APR matin
Fragmented OCR text mentions names like Woon and Bob Schend with unclear events on Main, referencing a Colt parade and a victory. The readable lines are garbled and provide no verifiable actions or outcomes.
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COLT
Storrtys
Clendenon Emerges as Pirates Power and Fielding Threat
Pirates new first baseman Donn Clendenon dazzles in early games with two home runs a triple and several sharp hits while showcasing defensive finesse. He compares to Dick Stuart in power potential yet excels more in fielding and base running, signaling a shift from Stuart who was traded last winter.
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Lou Prato
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Donn Clendenon
Dick Stuart
Clendenon
Stuart
Boston Red Sox
Danny Murlaugh
Murtaugh
Morehouse College
Pete Casti Jalione
Unclear Standings Report With Mixed Team Mentions
Partial standings snippet lists American League games with scattered team names and players. Mentions Minnesota, Kansas City, Westminister, Wisne Whittmore, Len Baerath, and Chester amid broken phrases and inconsistent scores. The text references a Thursday game and a Houston matchup with Farnell but details are fragmentary.
Raleigh Stadium faces basketball tournament petition
A fragmented Raleigh text notes a House measure seeking to support a basketball tournament. It mentions an isolation Thursday, 96 signatures, and references to local figures and sports venues, with unclear details about the event and participants.
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Raleigh
Ncap
Math Carolina House
Olympian Artur Jonath Dies at 33 in Frankfurt
Artur Jonath, bronze medalist in the 160 meter dash at Tos An keke Olympacs in 1822, died Thursday in Frankfurt. He operated a service sign in Frankfurt culture.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Artur Jonath
Bronse
Deel Thurday
Jonath
Hopkins Tennis Team Tops Western Maryland in Mason-Dixon Clash
Johns Hopkins overwhelmed Western Maryland in a Mason-Dixon Conference match. The Blue Jays posted a dominant win as Sonn Tats and Rasome Sonna led in singles and doubles to move Hopkins to 1-2 in conference play.
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Westminster
Jonns Hopkins
Western Maryland
Hopkins
Western Marland
Mossi takes near perfect game into late stretch in loss
Detroit with a dozen hits bats Cleveland as Don Mossi carries a perfect game into the seventh inning before Tony Martinez breaks it with a single. Indians advantages include an error by Chico Fernandez and a Gene Green hit to plate a run.
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Cleveland
Don Mossi
Detroit
Tigers
Indians
Mossi
Tony Martinez
Dick McAuliffe
Chico Fernandez
Gene Green
Dick Donovan
Rocky Colavito
Norm Cash
Teetroit
Triandos
Onovan
Walker
Perry
Romano
W—Mossi
L—Donevan
Stagg to be honored at first NCAA college track meet
Chicago University stage field hosts the first NCAA college division track and field meet on June 7 to 8 honoring Amos Alonzo Stagg the 1M-year old grand old man of college sports. Stagg directed the 1921 NCAA track championship for major schools at Stace Field.
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Chicago
Amos Alonzo Mage
University of Chicago
Stage Field
Stagg
UL of Chicago
Stace Fields
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