Homebuilt 10 foot 8 inch portable fishing boat for under $20
Tom and Madelyn Cramer on Culler Avenue in Frederick build a 10 ft 8 in plywood boat for local fishing, costing about 17.54 dollars plus paint. The design uses simple tools, ringbarbed nails, and two plywood sheets below a stable four foot bottom, capable of 15 hp motors, with a blueprint offered for one dollar.
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Tom
Madelyn Cramer
Culler Avenue
Frederick
Madelyn
Woodlife
Aera
Franklin
Warmerdam Predicts 17-Foot Pole Vault This Year
Fresno State College coach Cornelius Warmerdam, first to clear 15 feet, says a 17 foot vault is imminent this year as glass poles debut in competition. He notes the pole launches athletes like a projectile and requires bold courage to reach peak height.
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Miami
Fla
Cornelius’ Warmerdam
Warmerdam
Fresno
Calif
State College
U.S
Cadets Win Tri Meet With Nine Firsts In Track Meet
Frederick High School dominated a three team tri meet defeating North Hagerstown and Westminster 84 to 61 with nine first places and six seconds. Key performances included Markey returning in record style, Rich Putman winning the shot put, Lance Howard the mile, Al Smith the 440, and Gary Jackson sweeping the 880.
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Frederick High School
North Hagerstown
Westminster
Markey
Jay Markey
Frederick
Hal Moser
Rich Putman
Dave Boyd
Lance Howard
Dennis Jackson
al Smith
Gary Jackson
Vince Staley
Mike Blickens
Ingram
Gilbert
Miller
Brickhouse
Boyd
Sallaway
Burk
Mile Rur- Howard
Bolland
Harris
Catsail
Jackson
Henderson
Blickenstaff
Johnson
Ayia
Simpson
Kochman
Thomas
North
Dash- Smith
Beck
Shockey
Mardles
Mark
Bollinger
Close Victory for Lancers in Mile Relay
The Lancers clinched a narrow win 471/6 to 445/6 in the final mile relay yesterday at Central A. Singanore team members Tyler Isaacs Castle and Himes anchored the relay in 4:51. St Johns finished third but claimed six firsts including Higgins winning the high jump 12 hurdles and 180 low hurdles. Walker from Railroaders took two firsts in broad jump and pole vault.
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Central
Singanore
Brunswick
St. John’s
Tyler
Isaacs
Castle
Himes
Lancers
Joe Higgins
John Crevey
Schantz
Walker
Railroaders
Hoggins
Dorsey
Jordan
Cooner
Smith
Paper
Higgins
Warker
Crevey
Sullivan
Spurrier
Wetard Daash
Scrantz
Kempe Lb
Veanick
Hof
Sereet
St. Clee
Weresat—Jingenae iDorsey
Tyrer
Kiegi
Kana
King
Greentielg Sy Byener
Linaano E
Ken
Scheel
St Joan's
Gobet
Tyla Tamers
Lions Track Team Wins Middletown Meet
The Lions track squad edged Brsinshare and AAS AL to top the Middletown meet. Individual events show strong runs and field marks with Shank Re and Reese leading several sprints and distance legs amid a wide range of relay performances.
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Middletown
Walkers
Brsinshare
Midditasan
Roonstern Wascsun
Amin
Hare
Wes
Suman
Shank
Gorden Smith
Mile
Reese
Tela
Boonchora
Warner Robe
Ivan
Berry
Mathers Ile
Mile Telas
Bormstern
Bartick
Gordon Smith
St James
Mt Tha's
Defenses Set for New York Bout in Madison Square Garden
Lugu Lui, Roodsh or and Miami will defend his title against Emte Grat in a third clash after March 21 at Madison Square Garden. Each fighter has won once in prior meetings.
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York AP
Roodshor
Miami
Hs Ey
Emte Gratth
New York
Madixm Square Garden
Dine & Ti
Hornung and Karras Face NFL Reinstatement Odds
NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle says Paul Hornung and Alex Karras could win reinstatement by 1964 if they avoid football betting and ties to bettors. He delayed review until after the 1963 season, while weighing opinions after a lengthy inquiry.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Paul Hornung
Alex Karras
Pete Rozelle
National Football League
Hornung
Green Bay
Karras
Detroit
Rozelle
Miami
Jim Trimble
Montreal Alouettes
White Sox halt A s skein 3 0
Ray Herbert returned from a nine day layoff with a three hit shutout over Ed Rakow as the Chicago White Sox defeated the Kansas City A’s 3 0. Dave Nicholson homered, Floyd Robinson scored on a wild pitch, and Nicholson’s blast helped seal a no run seventh.
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Chicago
Ray Herbert
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
A‘s
Sox
Ed Rakow
Rakow
Minnesota
Dave Nicholson
Nicholson
Floyd Robinson
Ohioma
Willson
Brean
Herbert
Vantin Wilernertle
Lrakow
Nicholwin T
Mets and Dodgers Clash as Week Opens in Baseball Mix
Patchy OCR text shows scattered baseball matchups with teams such as Yankees Braves and Dodgers listed against opponents like Washington and Kansas City. The fragment hints at scores and pitchers including names like Pappas and Delock, but the garbled lines obscure full results or dates.
Giants Top Houston 6-3 as Balks Mark Game
Willie Mays three hits and two runs pace the San Francisco Giants to a 6-3 win over the Houston Colts. Jack Sanford earned his third win in as many starts while five balks were called, two against Sanford. Mays, McCovey and Aleman contributed two hits apiece in a 12 hit attack given standout support.
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SAN Francisco
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Houston Colts
Jack Sanford
Sanford
Mays
Russ Kemmerer
Dick Dratt
Willie McCovey
Felipe Alew
Houston
San Fran
Breset
Kemmerer
Drott
Campbell
Createrstown Softball Practice Offer
Createrstown city softball team invites interested players to a Saturday practice at 12 noon. Creacertown organizers say all skill levels welcome and aim to prep for upcoming season.
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Citis Softhat
Candy Spots Tops 3 Year Olds In TRA Poll
Candy Spots of California owned by Rex C Ellsworth leads TRA weekly ratings as the nation's top 3 year old with 150 points ahead of Never Bend 115. No Robbery holds third with 30 points. Also the NBA set its annual meeting for April 29-30 with college draft date moved to April 3.
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New York
Candy Spots
California
Rex C. Ellsworth
Thoroughbred Racing Association
Board of Experts
TRA
Cain Hoy
Greentree Stable
Aqueduct
Saith
National Basketball Association
St Louis Breaks Through As Pirates Fall Short
Late baseball notes show St Louis defeating Pittsburgh 6 to 1. Schwall pitched and Gene Olivo homered. McCarver caught for St Louis. Boyer hit his first home run.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Schwall
Face
Paglironi
Brogini
Olivo
Barta
Sawatski
McCarver
W —Schwall
Boyer
Boxing Bosses Approve Clay Cooper Title Bout in London
British boxing officials approved the heavyweight bout between Cassius Clay of Louisville and Henry Cooper, the country’s champion, for June 18 at the Empire Stadium Wembley. Minor league results noted the Associated Press report Richmond 4 Buffalo 6 and Avanta 4 Rochester 5. Pacific Coast League action Tacoma at Denver postponed due to cold.
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London
API
Cassius Clay
Louisville
Henry Cooper
Empire Stadium
Wembley
Richmond
Buffalo
Toronto
Avanta
Rochester
Jacksonville
Tacoma
Denver
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Tom Cramer
Downing
Kincaid
Sewell
Worum- Jackson
Wachter
Brown
Hauver
Staley
Browning
Hinkle
Dash
Leister
Aneekeys Kincaid
Holton
Rolfe Castleman
Joe
McCurdy Field
Robert Whiteford
Blue Ridge
LIONS
NFL
White Sox
Skein
New England
Joe Schmidt
John Gordy Garyane
Wayne Walker
Sam Williams
Carroll Tester
Baltimore
Roertleam
Mesc Utes
Washingtonth
Chefare
Pazar
Cracend
Pappas
Retro Resan
Lars
Boston
Cones Hl
Ani Delock
Hostan Pyark
Mather
Crag Va
W. L. Pew
Pei
Giants
Rachos
Rabel Sea
Amull Ue
National Bear
Davidson
Sidewalk Cate
Gordon
Ballet Queen
Issleek
Sooty Foot
Kratz
Trippy Kim
Robinson
Passmore
Reynolds
Future Vision
Frank
Hover
Loubee
Wally Doube
Rey Velox
Miss George
Whataman
Wilson
Brandt
Beau
Prenton Wi Vincere
Peace Power
Creswood Gal Hi
Crestwood Tim
Espinosa
Buck’s Star
Ismain
Downs
Kirk
Codorus
Fantasy Flyer
Northwest
Rustoms
Bahati
Atister Gondolfo
Horeywon
Www
Allorwance
Curt Summons
Hay Harbor
Oshoowar
Eugene Fa
Babe
Merry Eagle
Potomac Hills
Teague
Sight
Vasil
la Mr. W. L
Minendo
Isabel M
Cope
Lonesome Steve
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