Opening Trout Season Brings Crowds and Tips
The article notes opening Trout season with advice on timing to beat crowds. It mentions brook trout streams such as Tuscarora High Run and Owen’s Creek, warns that Little Owen’s Creek private fishing area is restricted, and highlights stocking schedules and sources for copies. It also covers West Virginia opening day, nonresident licenses, a Washington meeting on conservation, and rod-carry tips amid river runs.
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Game Commission
Tuscarora
High Run
Little
Big Owen's Creek
Little Owen's Creek
Bailey Goss
Wbal - TV
Baltimore
Maryland
West Virginia
Frederick
Charles Town
Chain Bridge
Susquehanna
Deer Creek
Little Falls
Major League Standings and Weekend Schedule
Thursday results Pittsburgh 13 Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 5 Milwaukee 4 in 10 innings Chicago 6 San Francisco 5 Los Angeles 3 St. Louis 2 Friday no games Saturday matchups Milwaukee at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburgh St. Louis at Los Angeles Chicago at San Francisco Sunday Cincinnati at Pittsburgh St. Louis at Los Angeles
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Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Mathews Named Take Charge Guy of Braves Infield
Philadelphia AP report says Eddie Mathews was named by manager Charlie Dressen as the take charge man on defense for the Milwaukee Braves. Dressen compares Mathews to his former role as a policeman at third base and aims him to lead the infield. Red Schoendienst remains veteran second baseman and infield director with Dressen seeking broader leadership from the lineup.
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Philadelphia
Hardhithng
Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee Braves
Charlie Dressen
Dressen
Mathews
Red Schoendienst
Atlantic City
N. J
Alex Miteff
Don Warner
Convention Hall
Miteff
Eddie Machen
Machen
NBC
Dodgers top Giants and Cubs as Snider hits first homer
Dodgers pull ahead in the NL with a 3 2 win over St Louis. Duke Snider belted his first homer of the season and Gil Hodges drove in two in the ninth to back Ed Roebuck for his first victory since 1957. The Giants lost despite Banks grand slam and Cepeda homer. Will Will homered for the Cubs in a 6 5 win over San Francisco.
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Ed Wilks
Associated Press
Duke Snider
Gil Hodges
Ed Roebuck
Los Angeles Dodgers
Snider
Hodges
Roebuck
St. Louis
San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Bob
Och) Duliba
Dodgers
Ernie Banks
Willie Kirkland
Willie McCovey
Billy O'Dell
Bob Will
Smith
Johnson
Podres
Roseboro
W-Roebuck
L-Duliba
Boyer
Los Angeles
IAAF Issues Record Set in Past Year
London AP report lists 37 world track and field records recognized by the IAAF. Herb Elliott, 1 500 meters 3 96 set Aug 28, 1958 in Goteborg, Sweden. noted as Rome 1960 favorite. Russia led with 19 new records, USA eight, Australia four. Parry O'Brien 63 4 shot put Aug 1 Albuquerque. Dallas Long 63 2 also approved but surpassed, with O'Brien and Long later beaten.
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London
Herb Elliott
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Goteborg
Sweden
Rome
IAAF
Russia
United States
Australia
Parry O’brien
Albuquerque
Sas
Dallas Long
O'Brien
O’brien
Bill Nieder
Kansas
Locke Optioned By Indians After Spring Struggles
The Cleveland Indians optioned 26-year-old right-hander Bobby Locke to Indianapolis of the American Association. Once slated as a starter, Locke was ineffective in spring training. Last season he went 6-4 at San Diego and posted a 3.21 ERA in 24 games after a mid season call up.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Bobby Locke
Indianapolis
American Assn
Indians
San Diego
Full fingered grip urged for golf power and control
The author advocates a full fingered grip for golf, arguing both hands and all fingers should work in unison. He contrasts it with the overlapping grip and the so called baseball grip, stressing that every finger contributes to control and power.
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Jdoimy Demaret Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Champions
Houston
Harry Vardon
Lovettsville Tri County League Opens With Uncertain Prospects
Tri County League team Lovettsville, finishing seventh last season, opens April 24 under manager Tom Mentzer with the same 1959 lineup. Pitcher Roy Lee George will catch, Lawrence Wenner and Lane Reed will share first base and mound duties, with Gene Brown, Buddy Fletcher, Gene Everhart in the infield and Don Gletner, John Jones in the outfield. Howard Frye and Ron Williams provide utility depth as practice continues and new players test out for the club. Mentzer will decide more after this weekend’s sessions.
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Lovettsville
Virginia
Tri-Co
Tom Mentzer
Lawrence Wenner
Lane Reed
Roy Lee George
Gene Brown
Buddy Fletcher
Gene Everhart
Menizer
Don Gletner
John Jones
Howard Frye
Ron Williams
Williams
Fletcher
Brown
Mentzer
Colts Sign Jackie Burkett From Auburn in 1960
Baltimore Colts announce the signing of Jackie Burkett center linebacker from Auburn, a top rookie prospect. Burkett, 6 foot 4, 225 pounds, was the Colts 1959 first draft choice but unavailable until this year. He starred as defensive captain for Auburn and is noted for blocking, tackling, punting snaps, and speed on runs. Also: boxing match preview and Stanley Cup final note.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Jackie Burkett
Auburn
Cluy
Burkett
Colts
PAPPAS BLANKS A S ON 3 HITTER IN EXHIBITION
Milt Pappas pitched a complete game as Baltimore shutout Kansas City 3-0 in West Palm Beach. Two second-inning doubles by Brooks Robinson Willie Tasby and Rex Hansen produced the runs while Bob Bord homered off Don Larsen in the eighth. The A's pitching showed signs in Larsen but suffered a third spring loss.
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Milt Pappas
Baltimore
Kansas City Athletics
Orioles
Pappas
Bud Daley
Brooks Robinson
Willie Tasby
Rex Hansen
Bob Bord
Don Larsen
Athletics
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Larsen
Kansas City
Triandes
Daley
Foiles
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Boyd
Wood Takes One Stroke Golf Lead
Greensboro, N C AP Thorne Wood a lean left handed pro from Asheboro shot 66 a 5 under par to lead the Greater Greensboro Open after the first round. Len Woodward Don Fingerstwald trailed by one with Woodward setting pace on the front nine and Fingerstwald compiling solid back nine figures. Sam Snead and Bob Gealby followed in the hunt as the 6 651 yard Starmount Forest course hosted the event.
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Apy
Thorne
Wood
Asheboro
Len Woodward
Sydney
Australia
Don Fingsterwald
Tequesta
Fla
Woodward
Finsterwald
Starmount Forest Country Club
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Bob Gealby
Crystal River
Shenandoah Downs to use color caps for jockeys this season
Shenandoah Downs in West Virginia will debut a color cap system for riders to identify horses by number during its 31 night spring meeting starting Saturday. Caps will match horse numbers with fixed colors from one to ten, aiding fans in tracking during races and the second horse in each entry wearing a color combination.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Shenandoah Downs
Tire
Bob Leavitt Sai
Shenandoah
Montreal Wins Stanley Cup Four Straight
The Montreal Canadiens claimed a fifth straight NHL title by sweeping the Toronto Maple Leafs 4-0 in the clinching game, completing an eight-game playoff sweep. Jean Beliveau led the offense with two goals, while Jacques Plante posted shutouts earlier and Doug Harvey and Henri Richard contributed key scores in the series.
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Toronto
Montreal Canadiens
Jean Beliveau
Doug Harvey
Henri
Pocket Rocket
Richard
Johnny Bower
Maurice Richard
Dickie Moore
Leafs
Score Astonished At Quit Report From Florida
Lake Worth Florida AP Herb Score of the Cleveland Indians was astounded by reports that he had joined the team after a visit to his mother and relatives. He said he had permission from Manager Joe Gordon and General Manager Frank Lane to visit before rejoining the club.
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Lake Worth
Fla
Herb Score
Cleveland Indians
Score
Joe Gordon
Frank Lane
Lantana
Portland at Tacoma Doubleheader Postponed by Rain
The Pacific Coast League game between Portland and Tacoma was postponed due to rain and wet grounds. A doubleheader had been scheduled for Saturday, but conditions forced postponement.
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Lefty Kreb
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
The
Associated Press
Portland
Tacoma
Arcaro Suspended For 16 Days At Aqueduct
Eddie Arcaro received a 16 day suspension for careless riding, starting Saturday, from Aqueduct stewards. He was fined after tactics in the fifth race on Wednesday aboard Perkins, missing the Wood Memorial ride on Never Give for Maine Chance Farm on April 22 at Aqueduct.
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New York
Eddie Arcaro
Aqueduct
Arcaro
Perkens
Maine
Chance Farm
Carrollton Golf and Country Club Opens with Gala Event
April 10 marked the opening of Carrollton Golf and Country Club on Route 32 near Eldersburg. More than 600 attended a Hole in One contest and children’s kite flight as William M. Huttenberger won the hole in one prize with Olan Harns as runner up despite windy conditions.
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New
Carrollton
William M. Huttenberger
Olan Harns
Hustlers Practice in Frederick at High School Diamond
The Frederick VFW Hustlers of the Maryland State League will practice this Sunday at Frederick High School diamond at 1 pm.
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Frederick Vfw Hustlers
Maryland State League
Frederick High School
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