Community ponds stocked with bass from Northeast River
Frederick County ponds and state lakes received largemouth bass under a Department of Game and Inland Fish contract. Fish were netted by commercial operators, transported to Lewistown, and released at Gambrill State Park Libertytown Brunswick Urbana Lake and Culler Lake. Costs were under 50 cents per fish, with annual checks on population health. The program suspends every third year to appease local fishers.
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Frederick County
Department of Game and Inland Fish
Lewistown
Gambrill State Park
Libertytown
Brunswick
Urbana Lake
Culler Lake
Izaak Walton League
Maryland
I.W.L. A
State Forestry Division
Jim Gilford
Orioles Rally Past Senators 14-8 In Nine-Run Win
Frank Robinson three hits lift Baltimore to a 14-8 victory as Brooks Robinson adds two while Frank Blefary belts a three run homer in the eighth. Don Lock homers and Don Blasingame drives in two as Washington briefly narrows the gap before Moe Drabowsky and others seal the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Frank
Brooks Robinson
Orioles
Washington
Senators
Blefary
Don Lock
Don Blasingame
Frank Howard
Howard
Lock
Ron Kline
Moe Drabowsky
Luis Aparicio
Kline
Frank Robinson
Baltimore Oriole
Mike Brumley
U S Olympic hopes boost Detroit as Salt Lake delay hits Rome
AP reports Detroit strengthens its bid for the 1972 Summer Games while Salt Lake City suffers a setback as a data exhibit is grounded in England. Officials fret over delivery of materials to Rome and IOC presentations begin with delegates arriving. Montreal Madrid Bavins and other cities also pursue bids as Munich Favored for Summer and Banff for Winter.
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Rome
Detroit
Salt Lake City
U.S. Air Force Base
Mildenhall
England
Salt Lake
Naples
J.W. Gallivan
Munich
Germany
IOC
Europe
Banff
Montreal
Madrid
Sapporo
Japan
Lahiti
Finland
East Germany
West Germany
States
Los Angeles
Gallivan
Sykesville Earns Linganore Meet Title in Track Meet
Sykesville edged Francis Scott Key 76 70 to win the Linganore Invitational. Linganore and Damascus tied for third with 52 points each, Emmitsburg placed fourth with 11. Williams and Costley of Sykesville won multiple events, while relay and field marks featured several individual placers from the competing schools.
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Central
Sykesville
Francis Scott Key
Liganore
Damascus
Emmitsburg
Williams
Costley
Costly
Singanore
Kauffman
Wilsen
Hawkins
Herdon
Rodgers
Bankard
dash—Buhl
Schilling
Rigler
Hawthrone
dash—Castley
Isaacs
Cashman
Gore
Johnson
Hurdies
Heim
Hay
Frazier
Wyones
Band Johnson
Purdum
Mill
Berry
Low Hurdies
Buffington
Wilson
Kaufman
Carpenter
Brown
Phelps
Linganore
Francis Scott
Fossett
Robertson
Wills
Simms
Curfman
Utermahten
Castle
Atermatien
McCrossin
Ash
Mallberry
Willis
Nokes
Rakes
Lescalleet
Kinsel
Parker
Costlevy
Wayyy Tle
Singapore
Emmittsburg
Cardinals Rally Past Mets 5-2 Behind Mc Carver Triple
Tim Mc Carver delivered a bases loaded triple in the fifth as St. Louis defeated New York 5-2. Mets starter Jack Fisher suffered his 16th straight defeat, with Ken Boyer homering for the Mets. St Louis broke the game open with a four-run frame and tied the score earlier on singles by Johnson Jaster and Brock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Tim McCarver
St. Louis
New York Mets
Mets
Jack Fisher
Cards
Fisher
Alex Johnson
Larry Jaster
Lou Brock
Julian Javier
Dave Eilers
McCarver
Ken Boyer
Daster
Aust
Woodeshick
Dennis
McCarver Fisher
Wilers
Richardson
Ribant
Grote
W — Jaster
L—Fisher
Linganore Tops Mt Airy 10 4 In Lancer Victory
Linganore's Jack Long and Artie Esworthy each had three hits as the Lancers beat Mt. Airy 10-4. Long hit a triple and two extra basers, Esworthy two singles and a double, totaling 12 hits off three Bulldog pitchers. Burgee pitched all seven for Linganore, holding Mt. Airy to four hits.
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MT. Airy
Jack Long
Artie Esworthy
Linganore
Long
Esworthy
Lancers
Buddy Burgee
Burgee
Norris
Miller
Grigsby
Spain
Red Sox and Tigers split opener in Patriots Day twin bill
In Boston, Dave Morehead and Ken Sanders combined on a two hitter as the Red Sox blanked Detroit 7 0 with Carl Yastrzemski belting his second homer. George Scott hit his first major league homer and box score notes detail Monbouquette and McLain losses, two games behind in a doubleheader.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Dave Morehead
Ken Sanders
Morehead
Sanders
Carl Yastrzemski
George Scott
Red Sox
Yastrzemski
Scott
Bill Monbouquette
Dennis McLain
Lennie Green
McLain
Orlando Pena
Larry Sherry
Bob Tillman
Detroit
Monbouquette
Sparma
Gladding
Sadowski
Brandon
Ryan
Tillman
W—Mclain
L—Lonborg
Three Japanese Runners Sweep Boston Marathon
Japan’s Kenji Kimihara won the 70th Boston Marathon with a 2:17:11 as Seiichiro Sasaki and Tooru Terasawa finished second and third in a Japanese sweep of the first four places led by Hirokazu Okabe. Norman Higgins was the top American in 2:18:26, while Johnny Kelly finished 58th. The Japanese group broke from a 20 mile pact to surge late, strengthening their domination.
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Boston
Japan
Kenji Kimihara
Kimihara
Seiichiro Sasaki
Tooru Terasawa
Hopkinton
Sasaki
Terasawa
Hirokazu Okabe
Morio Shigematsu
Shigematsu
Norman Higgins
Santa Monica
Calif
Okabe
David Ellis
Toronto
Higgins
Ellis
Navy and Baltimore U. battle to 2 2 tie in 16 innings
In Annapolis the Navy and Baltimore University baseball game ended in a 2 2 tie due to darkness after 16 innings. Eagan, Donnelly, Streett, Volkman, Bacon and Dow pitched for the contenders as both sides failed to break the deadlock across extra frames.
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Navy
B. A
Annapolis
Baltimore University
Baltimore
Eagan
Hot
Streett
Volkman
Bacon
Donnelly
Dow
Branco
Parchinski
Giants rout Cubs with eight pitchers in record game
San Francisco outslugged Chicago 11 to 10 as four Giants homered including Willie Mays 508th of his career. Don Landrum delivered the decisive two run double in the eighth after Mays propelled a late rally and Orlando Cepeda Hal Lanier and Jim Hart also homered in a 16 hit Giants assault. Cubs rookie power led by Randy Huntley and Byron Browne kept the game tight before the eighth inning explosion.
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Chicago
San Francisco Giants
Willie Mays
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Leo Durocher
Cubs
San Francisco
Don Landrum
Jesus Alou
Ted Abernathy
Mays
Willie McCovey
Landrum
Bob Bolin
Ty Cline
Orlando Cepeda
Hal Lanier
Jim Hart
Randy Huntley
Byron Browne
Hart
San Fran
Herbel
McDaniel
Linzy
Gibbon
Perry
Henry
Priddy
Boling
Haller
Broglio
Faul
Jackson
Abernathy
Hoeft
Hundley
W—Perry
L—Abernathy
Cepeda
Lanier
Browne
Boxing Glove Maker Frager Dies At 70 In Chicago
Sammy Frager, 70, who handcrafted boxing gloves for title bouts for nearly 30 years, died at Hines Veterans Hospital in Chicago. He often brought sample gloves to contract signings and aided many champions including Joe Louis, Rocky Marciano, Sugar Ray Robinson, and Cassius Clay. A World War I veteran, Frager died after entering hospital a month earlier following preparations for a fight that never occurred. The piece also notes Yale hockey captain Warren B Gelman, 20, of Buffalo, NY, leading Yale’s 1966 67 team.
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William E. Warren
Tri-State Trap League
Peter Pan Inn
Carroll County
Conococheague
Lee Town
New Oxford
Tuscarora
Carroll Burtner
Coscococheague
Bob Renn
Donald Remsburg
Carroll Kinsey
Thurmont
Harry Neudecker
Carroll Kubick
Bob Cobart
Frank Main
Chicago
Sammy Frager
Hines Veterans Hospital
Frager
Joe Louis
Jimmy Braddock
Max Baer
Tony Zale
Henry ,Armstrong
Tony Canzoneri
Rocky Marciano
Sugar Ray Robinson
Carmen Basilio
Warren B. Gelman
Buffalo
N. Y
Yale
Indians Sail To 5th Straight Behind McDowell
Fred Whitfield hit a three run homer and Sam McDowell struck out 12 as the Cleveland Indians beat the New York Yankees 3 to 1 for their fifth straight win. The Indians got all their runs in the fourth inning on Whitfield’s shot after Wagner and Colavito reached base. McDowell improved to 2 and 0, allowing seven hits with four walks while Stottlemyre took the loss. White homered for the Yankees.
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Cleveland AP
Fred Whitfield
Sam McDowell
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Indians
Whitfield
McDowell
Leon Wagner
Rocky Colavito
Roy White
Yankees
Mel Stottlemyre
New York
Cleveland
Stottlemyre
Reniff
Howard
Crandall
W—Mcdowell
L—Stottlemyre
White
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Mel Garber
Alton Powell
Brehiyfs
R and A
Help Birds Club
Nats
Brooks
Curt Blefary
Pap Wirapiole
Dick Lines
U. S
Linganore Meet
Cardinals
Bosox
Traiaclut Ewing
UAGTE
Beast Hills
Sicily
Prince Iaurea Hawaie
Baron Mikol Scicluan
Malta
Antonio Pugliese Campabasso
Italy
Johnny Valentine Seatile
Bobo
Brazil
Benton Harbor
Nercur
Lum
Armory
Frederick
Duke McLeod
Shenandoah Downs
Shenandoah
Lom
Charles Town, West Virginia
Philheat
Phillips
Blue Ridge
P. O. Box
Frederick, Ma
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