Brotherhood of the Junglecock to Celebrate 25th Campfire at Camp Airy
The Brotherhood of the Junglecock marks its silver anniversary with a 25th annual campfire at Camp Airy Thurmont over the May weekend. Joe Brooks plans to attend. participation requires an adult sponsor for a boy and local anglers are invited to join.
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Watching Flyweights This Is What Sportswriters Don’t Like
The article by Tim Becker discusses flyweight boxing and the fatigue writers feel watching these bouts. It mentions champions, title stakings, and travel for world-class fights, noting how the sport’s grind and repetitive matchups wear on observers.
Cardinals Dominate Colts 15-0 in Strong Win
Cardinals overpower Colts 15 to 0 on Tuesday with 17 hits and key pitching. White homered three times while Basen drove in runs as Baton Bay crossings sparked the offense. The defense stifled the Colts and left fielder Bateman had notable plays.
Fregosi's 10th inning homer lifts Angels past Senators
Los Angeles shortstop Jim Fregosi drives a two out 10th inning homer to cap a 5-4 Angels win in Washington. The Senators led 4-3 after eight before Fregosi and Rodgers sparked the rally, with Hinton homering for Washington and Wag ner adding the game’s other roundtripper.
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Los Angeles
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Bob Rodgers
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Adair Drives In Run As Orioles Top Minnesota 1-0
The Baltimore Orioles maintain first in the AL by edging the Minnesota Twins 1-0 behind Milt Pappas who allowed five hits in a complete game. Jerry Adair delivered the decisive sacrifice fly in the second inning driving in Brooks Robinson for the game's lone run.
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A's Beat Tigers 3-1 Tightens AL Race
Ed Rakow tossed a five hitter for Kansas City as the A's beat Detroit 3-1 to pull within a game of the Orioles. Rakow struck out six in seven innings with no walks, allowing only Norm Cash's second inning homer. Regan started for Detroit, giving up four hits in seven innings with three Detroit errors.
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Cubs erupt for six runs in fourth to beat Pirates 7 2
Chicago Cubs rout Pittsburgh 7 to 2 as Jim Schaffer belts a three run homer and Lou Brock adds an inside the park homer. Pitcher Larry Jackson goes the distance for his second win in four decisions in front of a 968 crowd at Forbes Field under cool lights.
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Lou Brock
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Cardwell
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Plasack
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United States Dominates Events as Cuban Baseball Probe Tops Agenda
At the Fan American Games in San Paulo, the United States added medals in pistol shooting and diving and advanced in tennis. Cuba defeated the U.S. 13-1 in an opening baseball game amid protests over Cuban players’ professional backgrounds. Victor Luque of the Mexican mission announced a probe into the Cuban roster, with potential formal protest.
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Santa Monica
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Patton Edges Ward In North South Amateur Second Round
Billy Joe Patton of Morganton wins his second round at Pinehurst to keep the Walker Cup hopefuls’ banner. he battles John Ward of Fayetteville through a tight match, then teammates Patton and Smith lead the U S squad into Wednesday’s double rounds amid tight scores and several extra hole affairs.
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John Ward
Morganton
Charlie Smith
Gastonia
Jost
Bob Kuntz
Larchmont
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Dale Morey
Cobby Ware
Ray Terry
Bob Cochran
Dave Smith
Bill Campbell
Bil Harvey
Patton
Ward
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Mays Cepeda Lead Giants Past Reds 4 2
Willie Mays and Orlando Cepeda drive in a run each and score as the San Francisco Giants defeat Cincinnati 4 to 2. Juan Marichal wins to improve to 2-1, while Nuxhall takes the loss. Gonder hits a solo homer for the Reds.
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Rafalko Named Director of Athletics at Air Force Academy
Col Edmund A Rafalko a former USMA athlete in football basketball and baseball was named director of athletics at the Air Force Academy. He will report in July to replace Col M L Martin reassigned to Japan. Rafalko a native of Stoughton Massachusetts is a West Point graduate and previously an assistant football coach there from 1988 to Tad.
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Japan
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Unclear American League results and schedules snippet
Fragmented OCR listing likely baseball scores and upcoming games across American League teams including New York Chicago Milwaukee and others with partial player names and branchings. The readable items show scores such as 2-1 and 1-1 for several matchups and partial team mentions like San Francisco and Baltimore.
Lions Beat Thurmont 14 to 4 in Baseball Victory
Leo Duncan went 4 for 4 with a single double and three runs for Walkersville. He pitched a inning while Charlie Frushour started and Eddie Cook earned the win after leaving in the fifth with two outs. Thurmont starter Ken Fraley pitched all nine innings as Walkersville piled up 14 hits and 14 runs led by Joe Beeson with three singles and three RBIs.
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Joe Beeson
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Emmitsburg Loses To Smithsburg 2 1 In Baseball
Smithsburg breezes the sixth inning run to beat Emmitsburg 2 1. Harry Harner pitches well and hits twice for the Liners, who fall to 0 2. Also reports the death of Harry Harper former major league pitcher and New Jersey labor commissioner.
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Harry Harper
St. Vincent's Hospital
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Racing card uns Parsed from OCR with multiple races reported
A detailed listing of horse races including entries, weights, purses, and outcomes across ten events. Entries feature horses such as Sand, Sorrento, Dont Defer, Mr Shelly, Brisk, Warrior George, and Rebel Hast with purses from 170 to 308. Races cover five to seven furlongs and one mile events with claiming and starter allowances noted.
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Frederick Babe Ruth League to Meet at YMCA
The Frederick Babe Ruth League hosts a meeting tonight at 7 p m at the Frederick YMCA. All interested parents coaches and managers are urged to attend.
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