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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1960

Page

6

Outboard boating risks and trout opening details

Spring floods raise river hazards for boaters with submerged cables and debris across the Potomac. Monofilament line enters the market with limp nylon tests from Cortland and Shakespeare. Trout season opens Friday at 5 30 am across Frederick County streams with stocked counts and precise stocking sites listed for Middle Creek Big Hunting Creek Little Hunting Creek Owens Creek Friends Creek and Fishing Creek.

Frederick County Middle Creek Big Hunting Creek Little Hunting Creek Owens Creek Friends Creek Fishing Creek U.S. 15 Cunningham Falls Electric Dam Step Creek Powells Dam Owen's Creek Lantz High Bridge Wolfsville Downcreek Elerion

Cadet JR Varsity Wins 3-Way Meet At FES In Close Field

Cadet JR varsity captures most events and ties one of 14 as they beat Boonsboro and Maryland School for the Deaf at FES totaling 84 points. ISD trails with 4 and Boonsboro 23. Wins in the 880 and 440 relays, the 100 dash, the 40 yard dash, the S board run, the 220 yard dash and field events boost the Cadets to their second straight win.

Boonsboro Maryland School For the Deaf Fes ISD Thyd Hoeting Bartee Robertson Smith Frederic Sneyd Cash Hill Brememan Ashley Freitenck Boocsboro Speycron Ryan Bowers Ayler Dash Cramer Gibson Mayne Earhart Boome Broderick Boone Downey Pitman Beonstein

Creagerstown Aims At Tri-County League Pennant In 1960

Creagerstown, moving from seventh to third in 1959, eyes a pennant with a strengthened lineup. Helmets Pres Kolp and Buzz Ecker spark the offense while Delmar Trout anchors the pitching staff, joined by Walt Nahis, Walt Nehis, Gerry Dubel, Frank Favorite, Luther Shuff and Bob Cline. Manager Lloyd Heatherly enters his second year with confidence that defense is ironed out and pitching improved, though some youngsters will rise next season.

Lloyd Heatherly Creagerstown Pres Kolp Buzz Ecker Walkersville Delmar Trout Heatherly Walkersville High School Walt Nehis Kolp Ecker Carroll Fraley Gerry Dubel Frank Favorite Luther Shuff Nahis Trout Bob Cline Yellow Springs

Walkersville Romps Over Foe In Duel Meet

Walkersville Lions win eight of 13 events in a dual meet. They lose in the 440 yard dash half mile and relay. Beard and Shelton tie for first in pole vault and Sam Smith ties for first in high jump. Next meet is Tuesday at Frederick High School against Brunswick MSD and Lincoln.

Lions Beard Shelton Sam Smith Walkersville Brunswick MSD Lincoln Frederick High School IONS Uibet Phias S. Smith Stull

Sugar Hart to Fight Kalingo in Chicago

Sugar Hart of Philadelphia tops a one round welterweight bout against Philippine champion Rocky Kalingo in Chicago Stadium. Hart seeks a win to salvage ranking after recent losses. Kalingo makes national TV debut on ABC at 10 p.m. EST. Hart has 21 knockouts in 28 fights. Kalingo reports 40 wins, 6 losses, 5 draws with 21 knockouts.

Chicago Sugar Hart Philadelphia Rocky Kalinngo iGround Laus Rodriguez Kalingo Hart

Adcock's Home Run Wins For Braves 4 3

Sad Sam Jones pitched a three hitter to lift the Giants past the Cardinals in San Francisco opener. Orlando Cepeda drove in all three Giants runs with a triple and a double in his first two at bats. Attendance was 42 269 at Candlestick Park.

Adcock Braves Sam Giants San Francisco Sam Jones Candlestick Park St. Louis Orlando Cepeda Larry Bay Richard M. Nixon America Edmund G. Brown Ford Frick Jones Leon Wagner Wagner Don Blasmgame Bill White Cardinals Cardinal White San Francisco ST. Lquis Arbi_ ab R.h.rbi Cohamrt Specerss Whitert McC‘ey Soyerdt MusiaLip Wagnerts Bres'uass Smith Schmidte Nieman Jores Gram’s Atski Jackson Pooo aCrowe Dukba Goco Grammas iSan Francisco Poootgpe St. Lous Spencer Grammins Musial San Franasco Mays McCovey Ceseda Kirkland Bressoud Davenport Mount 7 Rider Emmitsburg Jack Pilger Rider College of New Jersey Mount St. Marys Pilger

Trout Season Set Frl 5 30 A M Annapolis Schedule

Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission released its spring trout stocking schedule for 50 streams rivers and lakes across Garrett and Arundel counties with no stockings on the Eastern Shore or in Baltimore due to habitat limits. The program runs through May 27 with exact dates published to aid planners.

Annapolis Maryland Kish Commission Garrett Amne Arundel County Commission Amrit Middle Creek Big Hunting Creek Piney Run Seaverram Rock Creek Patuxent River Owens Creek Fishing Creek Ari Z Friend Creek Foo Little Hunting Creek Beaver Run Homene

Quad Meet Opens With Frederick Teams Facing Westminster

Frederick High hosts a three school quad track meet featuring Frederick Cadets, Westminster Owls, and North Carroll with BCC defending state title. Event starts 3:30 field and 4:00 track. standouts include Higinbotham Meehan Brenneman Poffenberger and Grisell leading sprinters jumpers and distance runners across the competing squads.

Bethesda Chevy-Chase Frederick High School Fredeerick Westminster North Carroll BCC Frederick Hal Moser Terry Terell Paul White Jerry Grisell Doug Browning Haines Arbaugh Dali Sprankle Blankard Schaffer and Smelser Eddie Higinbotham Dick Meehan

National League starts season while AL plays exhibitions

National League opens its 76th baseball season while the American League continues exhibitions in Florida. The staggered start, due to travel, marks the first time the leagues began on different days since 1583. Economy Oil Softball seeks players at Shookstown Wednesday to sign contracts for Sunday’s Lewistown game.

New York Florida Washington Cincinnati Baltimore National Philadelphia Los Angeles San Francisco Economy Oil Shookstown Lewistown

North Hagerstown Edges Frederick In Ninth Inning Slugfest

Henry Groff's sophomore Cadets erupted late to defeat Frederick 9 to 8 at Hagerstown. North Hagerstown built an 8 4 lead before Frederick rallied in the seventh, aided by eight Cadet errors, but a strong stretch from North pitchers preserved the win for the Cadets.

North Hagerstown Frederick Ead Frederick Hagerstown Henry Groff Ed Weller Weller North

New York backs CL stadium in Queens bid

Mayor Wagner announced the Board of Estimates will vote to fund a 135 million dollar stadium in Queens for the Continental League entry. He spoke at a city hall ceremony and model unveiling on the Flushing Meadow site near the 1939 World's Fair.

New York Robert Wagner Board of Estimates Queens Wagner Flushing Meadow

Exhibition Baseball: A's Blank Birds in Miami

Dick Hall a 4 6 rookie hurler limited Kansas City to three runs as the A's beat Baltimore 3 to 0 in Grapefruit League action. Kansas City had 12 hits off Hoyt Wilhelm and Wes Stock with a Cerv homer and two singles. Wilmington, Hall and Foiles, Wilhelm, Stock, Triandos. L-Wilhelm. Home run Cerv.

A’s MIAMI Fla Dick Hail Kansas City Baltimore Hoyt Wilhelm Wes Stock Bob Cerv Hall Foiles Wilhelm Stock Triandos L—Wilhelm

Mt St Mary's Crushes American U in Track Meet 73 49

Mt St Marys defeated American University 73 to 49 in a track meet. Dunk Bosell upset American star Ben Amos in the 100 yards with 10.1 seconds and won the broad jump at 20 feet something.

American U Mt. St. 'S American University Dunk Bosell Mt. St. Mary's Ben Amos Bosell

Adcock's eighth inning homer lifts Braves past Pirates

Joe Adcock belts a two run homer in the eighth to power Milwaukee to a 4 3 victory over Pittsburgh. Lew Burdette relieves Spahn to end the Pirates late rally as Don McMahon gets the win. Frank Face suffers the defeat for Pittsburgh.

Milwaukee Joe Adcock Milwaukee Braves Pittsburgh Lew Burdette Pirates Adcock Elroy Face Sen Hank Aaron Warren Spahn Ior Adcock Don McMahon Spahn Giro Cimoli Eddie Mathews Smoky Burgess McMahon Face Bob Friend Friend Smith T Spahn Burdette Crandall MicMahon

Reds Rally To 9-4 Win In NL Opener

Cincinnati Reds overcome a four run deficit in the second frame to beat the Philadelphia Phillies 9 to 4. Roy McMillan hits a homer and drives in three runs while Tony Gonzalez adds a homer and two RBIs. Jim O'Toole earns the win after six innings of two hit ball, with Bill Henry finishing.

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Lady-Pro Golf Opens Local Season at VFW Club

A lady pro tournament opens the golf season at the VFW Country Club on May 1 with foursomes of one lady and three men. Buffet dinner follows. Sign up begins April 24. Later in May the spring championships will be held. Illiteracy has declined in the Republic of Korea since 1945.

VFW Country Club Republic of Korea

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