Frederick bird count and fishing contest notes
Frederick Maryland ornithology group schedules official May 2 bird count at 5 p.m. Baker Park Bandshell near Lewistown Fish Hatchery and plans May 8-10 Ocean City meeting with the state society. Also reports Fox's Bait Store fishing results with records for smallmouth bass and other species. Deer season analyses in several states discuss antlerless harvest impact.
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Frederick
Maryland Ornithological Society
United States
Baker Park
Lewistown
Ocean City
Maryland
Motherway
Sarah Quinn
Dorothy Wilson
Fox’s Bait Store
Bradley Gerwig Jr
Young Gerwig
Buckeystown Dam
Ted Ellis
James Horner
Woodsboro
William Beall
Monrovia
Simmons shuts out Giants behind three-hit gem
Curt Simmons of St Louis limits San Francisco to three hits in a 2-0 victory aided by Julian Javier and Dick Groat RBI plays. Bob Hendley allows four Cardinal hits in eight innings but errs on a routine throw, breaking the shutout. Willie Mays and Willie McCovey go hitless.
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SAN Francisco
St. Louis
Curt Simmons
Giants
Bob Hendley
Cardinal
Tim McCarver
Simmons
Hendley
Jim Davenport
McCarver
Julian Javier
Dick Groat
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
San Fran
Herbel
Crandall
W—Simmons
L—Hendley
Pinehurst prepares for North and South amateur championships
Pinehurst North Carolina hosts the climactic two weeks of golf with the annual North and South amateur championships. The women’s tournament, now in its 62nd year, begins Monday as an all match play event with no qualifying rounds and runs through Friday.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Legion Tryouts Set for Frederick Hustlers and Key Team
Tryouts for the Frederick Hustlers and the Francis Scott Key American Legion baseball teams are Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon at the Frederick High School diamond. Open to players aged 16 to 18.
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Frederick Hustlers
Francis Scott Key American Legion
Frederick High School
Cadets dominate tri meet with 97 56 23 victory
North Hagerstown and Westminster watch as Frederick High School's Cadets win their third straight meet with 13 event wins and multiple relay triumphs. Individual double winners include Lou Brachey and Mike Gerhold with strong showings in hurdling and sprint events.
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Frederick High School
North Hagerstown
Westminster
Frederick
Kachman
Schattenberg
Fogle
Sewell
Brickhouse
Schantz
Anderson
Thompson
Henderson
Lippy Cw
Horton
Jackson
Long
O'Keefe
Ballinger
Gibson
Dowain
Amebush
Gerhold
Mets Move to New Home at Shea Stadium in New York
Casey Stengel leads the Mets into Shea Stadium, a $25 million ballpark near the World's Fair, opening today against the Pittsburgh Pirates with about 48,000 fans expected. The stadium features five color coded seating tiers, a near million dollar scoreboard, and versatile seating for football.
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NEW York
Casey Stengel
New York Mets
Shea Stadium
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mets
Polo Grounds
Bill Shea
Robert Wagner
Shea
National League Baseball
Giants
Dodgers
California
Subway
Philadelphia
California Derby Draws 11 Starters at Golden Gate
The 49th California Derby at Golden Gate Fields drew 11 three year olds with four Derby hopefuls. Post positions list Stargazer Count Charles Game Ruler Or El Argent Nearco Blue My Captain School Light Real Good Deal Goyama Pride Will Rad Poona Kham. Kentucky Derby contenders include Nearco Blue Wil Rad Count Charles and Real Good Deal.
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Albany
Calif
Golden Gate Fields
Stargazer
Count Charles
Game Ruler
el Argent
Nearco Blue
My Captain
School Light
Real Good Deal
Goyama Pride
Will Rad
Poona Kham
Wil Rad
Louisville
Spears
Orioles Rally Past White Sox 4-3 to Sweep Series
Johnny Orsino belted a two run homer in a four run Baltimore fifth after an error by Don Buford opened the door. The Orioles built a 4 0 lead as Boog Powell and others contributed singles and sac flys. Chicago tried to rally with two runs in the second and one in the eighth but Dave McNally and later Harvey Haddix held them, as Baltimore defeated Chicago 4-3 in front of 4 037 at Comiskey Park. The column previews Baltimore’s home opener at Memorial Stadium against the Yankees with new manager Hank Bauer and lineup changes including Norm Siebern and Willie Kirkland.
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Chicago
Johnny Orsino
Baltimore
Orioles
Chiclago White Sox
Don Buford
Oriole
Buford
Luis Aparicio
Jackie Brandt
Boog Powell
Orsino
Dave McNally
Gerry McNertney
Minnie Minoso
Haddix
Hilt
Harvey Haddix
Mike Hershberger
Ron Hansen
White Sox
Stu Miller
Miller
Sox
Hansen
Charley Smith
McNertney
Baltimore Orioles
Hank Bauer
New York Yankees
Memorial Stadium
Billy Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Bauer
Norm Siebern
Kansas City
Willie Kirkland
Cleveland
Yogi Berra
New York
Yanks
Yankes
Steve Barber
Oriioles
Jim Bouton
Baltimore Linz
Kubek
Brandt
Richardson
Aparicio
Ss. Maris
Powell
Mantle
Siebern
Tresh
Howard
Kirkland
Pepitone
Robinson
Boyer
Adair
Bouton
Barber
Abric Bi Brandt
Berger Cf
Powell If
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Nicholson If
Hansen Sf
Irkland
Smith
B.rob
Herbert
Mossi
Minoso
Fisher
Cho
Bufort
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Rerbbso
McNally
Nuller
Herbert Ly
Messi
Pace
Cunningham
Runge
Kinnamon
Honochick
Rings For Yanks
New York Yankees received their World Series rings from AL President Joe Cronin. Elston Howard was honored with the AL Most Valuable Player trophy for 1963.
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NEW York
New York Yankees
Joe Cronin
Elston Howard
Bombers Drop Delayed Opener To Bosox On Wild Pitch
In New York, the Boston Red Sox defeated the Yankees 4 to 3 after a wild pitch by Whitey Ford spoiled Yogi Berra's managerial debut. Bob Tillman delivered an 11th inning triple for Boston as New York tied the game in the eighth with Roger Maris and Tom Tresh singles.
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New York
Bob Tillman
Whitey Ford
Yogi Berra
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Yankees
Roger Maris
Tom Tresh
We Quit: Whiteville Dominates Tabor High in Four Inning Loss
Whiteville piled up 24 hits and 12 walks against four Tabor High School pitchers as they scored 15 unanswered runs in the fourth inning. Robert Heath earned the win in his first baseball game, fanning nine and allowing two hits. Whiteville improves to 8-0 on the season with 109 runs in eight games against nine by opponents.
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Tabor City
N.C
Whiteville
Tabor High School
Robert Heath
Rosburg Leads Houston Golf Classic After Four-Under 67
Pudgy Bob Rosburg shot a four under par 67 to lead the Houston Golf Classic despite neck and ankle injuries. Ramon Sota, Billy Maxwell, and Jimmy Clark followed with 68 to sit one stroke back at Sharpstown Country Club. Nicklaus opened with 76 after late arrival.
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Houston
Bob Rosburg
Portland
Ore
Sharpstown Country Club
Ramon Sota
Santander
Spain
Billy Maxwell
Indianapolis
Ind
Jimmy Clark
Corona
Calif
Sota
Doug Ford
Jimmy Demaret
Dave Ragan
Ford
Lionel Hebert
Rex Baxter Jr
Ken Venturi
Don Cherry
Rosburg
Sharpstown
Jack Nicklaus
Cotten Unable To Fight In Seattle Bout Due To Pneumonia
Contender Eddie Cotton, No. 1 challenger for the light heavyweight title, will miss a Seattle bout while he recovers from pneumonia. The illness delays the planned championship defense and postpones the bout date.
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Seattle
Eddie Cotton
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