Hundreds Of Anglers Ready For Trout Opening Day
Hundreds of anglers crowd to Maryland streams for opening day fishing in April Stocked trout include 20000 fish across Frederick County streams with browns brooks rainbows and a few big brood stock None of the details mention specific names beyond state agencies and counties and emphasize the communal opening day experience and stocking plans
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Sho
Fredericonirom Carrod
Howara
Frederick County
Maryland Genie and
Inland Fish Commission
Friends Creek
Roger
Friends Creek Church
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Step Creek
Reservoir
Reservoir, Me2ngain Creek Park Down's
Meadow Wis
Cunningham
Frank Bentz
Middle Creek
Dow
Wellsville
Grossnickle’s
Owen's Creek
Jacques’ Fence
Houte 15
Albert M. Powell
Fishing Creek
Big Hunting Creek
It Creek
Cunningham Falls
Big Hanting Creek
Big
Fight Results Report From Associated Press
A string of boxing results across cities lists fighters and outcomes including Ortiz stopping Matthews in Philadelphia and Hunter outpointing Wis in New York. Other bouts feature Munoz outpointing Luera in Odessa while Watkins stops Jackson in Buffalo and Hank stops Joseph in New Orleans. Maglie hired as St. Louis Cardinals pitching instructor after release from the Red Birds along with career stats noted.
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Philadelphia
Carlog Ortiz
New York
Len Matthews
Alonzo Johnson
Wis
Pinsburgh
Billy Hunter
Detroit
Stockton
Rocky Kalinga
Philippines
Abe Haynes
San Tiego
Odessa
Tex
Ruben Munoz
Henry Luera
Houston
Buffalo
N.Y
Woonsocket
R.I
Australia
Joe Ngidi
ST. Louis
the Barber
Maglie
Giants
Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Red Birds
Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
Seven Baseball Openers Port Afield For Big Week
Seven clubs begin home schedules after road trips as openers crowd expected. Giants and Phillies chase early leads while Dodgers Braves and others aim for strong starts. Attendance targets range from 20 000 to 60 000 with stars like Podres Spahn and Larsen in key starts.
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Jack Kant
Associated Press
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Braves
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Dodgers
St. Louis
Johnny Podres
Cardinals
Sony Hemus
Lindy McDaniel
Giants
San Francisco
Jack Sanford
Phil
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Dave Hillman
Warren Spahn
Pittsburgh
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Ruben Gomez
Seth Morehead
Phils
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Yanks
Don Larsen
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Red Sox
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Ike Delock
Camilo Pascual
Public vote urged on Maryland racing reorganization
Baltimore report details a push to force a November 1960 referendum on restructuring the Maryland Racing Commission. Five commissioners would be appointed by the governor, replacing the current three, prompting a 5,000 signature drive by June 1 and another 5,000 by July 2. Opponents, including Stuart S. Janney Jr. and Eldred Rinehart, warn the plan politicizes racing and weakens removal protections. Ocean Downs and other tracks oppose the measure, while Creagerstown notes practice changes amid the debate.
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Maryland Racing Commission
Tawes
Stuart S. Janney Jr
Racing Commission
CED
Eldred Rinehart
Pve
Rinehart
John A. Manfusoe
Clarence Miles
Ocean Downs
Maryland
Creagerstown
Senate
Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights Across Leagues
American League standings show Chicago Cleveland New York and Washington with similar records as schedules list games for Tuesday Wednesday. National League entries include San Francisco Milwaukee Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis Los Angeles and Chicago games with Wednesday matchups noted.
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Cincinnati
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Smith
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Dale Long
Chicago Cubs
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Cardinals
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Pirates
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Giants
George Strickland
Alex Grammas
J Strickland
Grammas
Sherm Lollar
White Sox
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Jim Davenport
Rocky Bridgies
Don Blaisingame
Gino Cimoli
Hank Aaron
Roberto Cle‘Mente
Jim ‘Piersall
Norm Siebern
George Altman
Cubs
Ortiz Eyes Lightweight Title After Sixth Round KO
Carlos Ortiz, at 136 pounds, scored a sixth round knockout of Len Matthews in Philadelphia and said he could beat the champion Joe Brown once he meets Willie Towell in London. Ortiz, ranked No.2, led throughout with no knockdowns and voiced hope for a title bout despite Matthews' solid punching.
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Carlos ‘Ortiz
Len Matthews
Joe Brown
Ortiz
Willie Towell
London
Brown
Matthews
New York
Philadeliphian
Holliwood
Calif
Chris Rogers
Jackie Leonard
Troilus
Pimlico
Kenny Lane
Johnny Busso
Cadets Open Season Against Hopkins Freshmen at 3:30 P.M.
Frederick High School faces Hopkins University freshmen today at 3 30 p m in the season opener at Jonn s Hopkins. Eight returning lettermen headline coach Henry Groff s Cadets with starters Loring Young Tinker Michael sidelined Dale Ramsburg Leo Brandenburg Dick Gastley Tom Moss and Ron Engle anchoring the lineup.
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Bob Mason
Wayne Geissbert
Sonny Blank
Joe Lenhart
Richard Rice
Groff
Orioles Open With Yankees In Cold Memorial Opener
In Baltimore the Orioles host the New York Yankees at Memorial Stadium under chilly skies. Highs in the low 50s were forecast for the AL opener as Arnold Portocarrero replaced Host Wilhelm in the rotation while Don Larsen stayed on the mound for the visitors. Ticket sales were strong with 27 000 advanced, but officials expected a smaller turnout due to the cold.
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Baltimore
Orioles
Yankees
Memorial Stadium
Paul Richards
Arnold Portocarrero
Wilhelm
Whirlaway’s Preakness Feat Defies Racing Wisdom
History shows Whirlaway joined the late starters as 23 of 56 Preakness winners moved late, while 17 backed early. Vigil (1923) was last at turn eight and surged to triumph. others won from the lead or mid-race. Feaga proposes Feagaville Little League expand to a larger in-county circuit. Pan American Games funding advances to Eisenhower.
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Walter J. Salmon
James Feaga
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Feaga
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New York
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C. T. Chenery
Florida
Eddie Arcaro
Turn-To-Hildene
First Landing
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Nimmer
Greentree Stable
Hilwan
Johnson Wins Split Decision Over Hunter at St Nicholas Arena
Alonzo Johnson a rising heavyweight prospect earned a split decision over Billy Hunter in New York Monday night at St Nicholas Arena. Johnson remains unbeaten in two years and now stands 14-0, while Hunter drops to 12-6-1 as talent scouts eye a potential TV bout.
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New York
Alonzo Johnson
Harry Marksop
Madison Square Garden
Markson
Johnson
Pinsburgh
Billy Hunter
Detroit
St. Nicholas Arena
Johrson
Hunter
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