Four top trout flies and their winning features
A fishing feature highlights Adams and Mallard Minnow flies plus a maribou and a sponge rubber spider. It details how the Adams dry fly with grizzly wings floats well and attracts trout, the Mallard Minnow tied by Sam Gardner resembles baitfish, the white maribou streamer catches fish early in the season, and Ben Phobus’s sponge rubber spider remains highly effective in various conditions.
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Sam Gardner
Sam
Ben Phobus
Frederick JV tops Linganore in 10-4 baseball win
Frederick junior varsity beat Linganore 10 to 4 as Rippeon and Hickman drove in five runs. Rippeon had three RBI. Hickman collected two hits and three runs scored. Heerd started and Diggs finished on the mound.
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Rodney Rippeon
Dave Hickman
Frederick
Linganore
Rippeon
Hickman
Phil Heerd
Cadets
Harley Diggs
Dave
Jack Long
Lancers
Denny Oram
Ron Whipp
Linganore Frederick
Oram
Rosie
Baugner
Hman Ifd
Brown
Keeny
Randolph
Holtzople
Peet
Long
Heffner
Beaver
Heerd
Diggs
Lisnanore
Hickman Gram
J Long
Ponce SB
Repp
Harshman
F Rippeon
Krutchtey
Weller
Orioles wallop Senators as Aparicio fuels 18-4 rout
Luis Aparicio had four hits four RBIs and stole two bases to spark Baltimore’s 18-4 victory over Washington. Blefary and Blair contributed five hits and five RBIs and Wally Bunker earned the win despite leaving after six. Jim Palmer finished with four scoreless innings.
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Washington
Luis Aparicio
Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Curt Blefary
Orioles
Aparicio
Don Blasingame
Rog Powell
Blefary
Paul Blair
Blair
Rbi
Wally Bunker
Jim Palmer
Senators
Don Loch
Penn Relays Open With Villanova Aiming For Five Titles
The two day Penn Relays begin at Franklin Field led by Villanova chasing a historic fifth relay title. 6,000 plus athletes compete across 117 events including Drake Relays stars and Harrvard hammer thrower Olney Croasdale with action across sprints relays and field events.
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Associated Press
Villanova
Penn
Franklin Field
Livers
Leon Coleman
Winston Salem
Pat Pemphrey
Tennessee
Courtland Gray
Navy
Cinrin
Hamilton Lipscomb
Fursorasugh
Peters
Abtral State
Ohio
Fy ‘Snob
Bo Yap
Manhattan
Vince McArdle
Weather Bulletin
New Endeavor
Randy Matson
Eas Zern
Texas AM
Matson
Drake
Baylor
Frank Mazza
New Mexico
Clarence Robinson
Twins Rout Yankees 8-2 as Oliva and Versalles power win
Minnesota pounds New York 8-2 behind Jim Kaat five hits. Tony Oliva belts two homers and Zoe Versalles drives in three with a bases loaded single and an inside the park homer. The Twins lock up a fourth straight win.
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New York
Tony Oliva
Zoe Versalles
Jim Kaat
Minnesota
New York Yankees
Twins
Yankees
Bant
Southpaw
Kaat
Battey
Downing
Sheldon
Reniff
Ramos
Schmidt
L—Dowing
Oliva
Versalles
Baseball Standings and Schedule Brighten Weekend Sports Card
In MLB standings the Minnesota twins lead with 5 wins and 1 loss, Detroit 5-2, Chicago 5-3, Los Angeles 3-3, New York 3-5, Cleveland 2-3, Washington 3-6, Kansas City 2-5. Yesterday Minnesota beat New York 8-2 and Baltimore routed Washington 18-4. Today LA visits New York, Boston at Baltimore, Chicago at Washington, Kansas City at Cleveland, Minnesota at Detroit. Also Mt Airy Little League signup and draft details announced, Towson State defeats Washington College 6-3 in college tennis.
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W. L. Pet
Minnesota
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Kansas City
Chance
Lonborg
Balimore
Roberts
Pizarro
Richert
Penn
Leveland
Donovan
Grant
Deroit
Wickersham
Mt. Airy Little League
Oscar Baker
Mel Coulter
Walter Spurrier
Herman §. Beck Jr
Pittsburgh
Philadelpa
San Francisco
Milwaukee Houston
St Louis
Cincinnati
Answers To Umpire Quiz
Clete Boyer was ruled out at first base while Beckett was ruled safe on a steal in the same play.
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Clete Boyer
New York Yankees
Minnesota
Harmon Killebrew
Boyer
Twins
Rich Rollins
Glenn Beckett
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Pete Rose
Beckett
Chicubs Edge Reds as Williams delivers walk-off run
Chicago Cubs rally past Cincinnati Reds 3 to 2 after Billy Williams singles home Glen Beckert in the eighth inning. Beckert had started the scoring with an infield hit and the Cubs topple Cincinnati from first place in the National League.
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Chicago
Billy Wiliams
Glen Beckert
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Reds
Beckert
Cubs
Billy McCool
Roberto Pena
Beckett
Williams J
O’toole
McCool
Pavletich
Koonce
Abernathy
Bertell W — Abernathy
L—Mccool
Edwards
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ARS
Maryland
Frederick IV
Pimlico
Mr. Ping
L. Pong
Wallop Senators
Hunt
Cara Lisette
CC Smith
Sam Brick
Ao Fair Carol
Willigans
Mystee
Headley
Torch
Marhario
Egret
Ginchen Ellsworth
Todd
Davidson
W Clark
Mullins
Ole Kel Mi Moon
Craigs Run
Fleet Cole
Bonapeal
Rourke
Hans Cap Times
Tell
Wilson
Ther
Prince Drow
College East
Ball Washington College
Towson State
Shippensburg
Mount St Mary S
The
Giants
Willie Mays
Your Lisa
Gettum Forest Lars
Nottingham Wi
Mountain Echo
Bashy Boim Solider
Sir Echo Wa
HS Faistan
Lorrain
Ramman TR Lane
Sir Rhetta
Bohemian Bay
Khakum Wood
San Slave
Waltham
Albergo Rap
Bank Boy Ask
Osha Ang
Challetoga
de Ibird
Lord Fairfax
Cn Ievde
Sherwalf
Teddy S Lad
Milwaukee
Cloninger
Buhl
Veale
Hiton
Bruce
St. Louis
Gibson
Tsitouris
Philadelphia
Belinsky
Padres
Jackson
Francisco
Perry
Washington College
Arlan’s
Prospect Shopping Plaza
Chicubs
West Virginia
Phillips 66
Blue Ridge Oil Company
Frederick, Md
Phillips
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