Lifetime line promises unfailing fly gear overhaul
A Cortland Masterpiece Lifetime fly line costs 35 dollars and remains serviced by the maker. If worn or flawed, the line can be refurbished at no charge, once every two years, with the buyer traced by a serial number in company records. The note highlights a bold guarantee for anglers.
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Gentile's 10th inning homer lifts Orioles past A's 3-2
Jim Gentile belted a 10th inning opposite field homer off John Wyatt to give the Baltimore Orioles a 3-2 win over the Kansas City Athletics. Steve Barber went the distance for Baltimore, collecting his fourth win against one loss as Baltimore moved into first in the American League. Al Smith and Dave Wickersham started the scoring with a fourth inning homer for Baltimore. Norm Siebern and Ed Charles produced Kansas City runs, while Baltimore ended a string of three straight shutouts.
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Kralick Shuts Out Senators On Three-Hitter
Minnesota Twins pitcher Dick Kralick limited Washington to three singles, winning 3-0 to snap a losing skid. Kralick struck out five in his first win of the season, aided by Rich Rollins’s fifth inning homer and doubles by Vic Power and Bob Allison.
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Lancers Rout Key 34-6 to Extend Home Win Streak
White and Clark spark the Lancers as Eddie White belts a triple and homer and Bobby Clark drives in multiple runs in a 34-6 victory over Francis Scott Key. Lancers charge with nine-run third inning to keep momentum at home.
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Cousy Retires After Celtics Win Sixth Game Triumph
Bob Cousy scores 38 as the Boston Celtics beat the Los Angeles Lakers 112 109 in six games to capture the NBA title. He plays final game despite a fourth game ankle sprain and receives a standing ovation from fans. Coach Red Auerbach hails the team and Cousy’s career.
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Snell to Run AP Peer Sri Ts Zta Aay Woold
In a terse sports brief, Snell is mentioned in connection with a schedule item and a forthcoming event. The fragment references St Louis, June dates, and a Compton invitation with unclear results or participants.
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Inter-Community League Expands to Four Teams This Season
Four teams compete in the Inter-Community Sait League this season including East Freier Minn's Shoppine Center and Centennial Teches. A May start date was set and park-venue games are scheduled with umpires registered by the National Umpires Association. Managers listed include East Fr Homey Shoat Jr and Maunce White along with others.
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Frick Promises Uniform Interpretation On Balk Rule
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick pressed for uniformity in Balk Rule 8 05 interpretations across leagues. He announced an executive council session to define what constitutes a one second pause, amid NL AL umpire discrepancies and growing controversy over balk calls.
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US Sweeps Pan American golds as two yachts win
The United States increased its Pan American medal tally with 20 golds led by Bill Frederick March in weightlifting and two yacht victory in the Star and Flying Dutchman classes. Alice Mary Driscoll and Terri Sticles won breaststroke and freestyle events while water polo beat Mexico 7 1 to reach the semifinals. The baseball team prepared for a decisive game with Cuba as crowds packed the noon affair at high ticket prices.
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National League Recap Highlights From Recent Games
National League results show three reliever appearances, Nand and 261 at De quint, Mossad M4 NY, Lin Angeles McBride hitting 1-2 in a Bretinure matchup. Schedule notes indicate ages and Op games in progress.
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Late Baseball Notes From The Field Untitled Clippings
Fragmented OCR notes describe baseball actions and player mentions including Mila antheroom Heetsten Clistner Fischer Pet Torre Notebat McMahen Bareman Le Frchep and Ay Tore ner G. Details are unclear but suggest a game recap or lineup notes with scores and home runs.
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Chess Tie Between MUM Gyma and Tigran Petan
A chess match ended in a draw as MUM Gyma faced challenger Tigran Pet an. Both players displayed strong defense with no decisive breakthroughs, keeping the score at a balanced finish.
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NFL sells radio television rights for championship game
The National Football League sold broadcast rights for the 1961 championship game to a major network and will be shown in Western Division markets. CBS will carry the regular games on both radio and television, with payments disclosed as part of the deal.
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Giants Defeat Cards to Tie for NL Lead
San Francisco edged St Louis 8 4 0 powered by Orlando Cepeda and Ed Bailey driving in runs. Cepeda homered and Bailey drove in a run as the Giants pulled even with the Cardinals for first in the National League. O Dell allowed two runs over seven frames before relief sealed the win for the Giants.
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Craw medalist in golf romp at VW course
Bob Craw carded a 76 Thursday to medal in a golf romp at the VW course. The Cadets defeated Westminster in a TriState League match with Atwell, Wickiess, Rust, Ryd enck, Plaecott, and others posting results on the VFW layout.
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Wagner belts 2 of 4 LA homers in 7 5 victory
Los Angeles Angels hit four home runs to beat the Detroit Tigers 7 5 with Leon Wagner homering twice and Julio Navarro earning the win in relief. Rodger and Hunt also connected as Aguirre struggled. Navarro allowed three hits over the final 4 2 3 innings.
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Falcons Practice East Frederick Softball Team
The Falcons will practice Saturday at 7 PM at Baker Park upper diamond. Originally set for Sunday, practices run now through the season opener on May 15, with all sessions on Thursday and Saturday evenings. All players should attend Saturday’s practice.
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Balk rule debate spurs league study and player quips
Philadelphia AP reports Bob Friend of the Pirates balks multiple times prompting a joke about lemon pie. Johnny Podres is nullified on a base hit after Frank Robinson singled. NL president Warren Giles agrees to study balk calls amid manager and umpire concerns and considers rule liberalization.
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Thomas Bats Mets to Win
Frank Thomas drove in all three runs as the New York Mets beat the Chicago Cubs 3 6 in a strong stretch for the club. The Mets improved to 69 wins with a .400 mark, led by Thomas three RBI and his second homer of the year.
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Prentice Leads Women's Titleholders With 71 At Augusta
Blonde JoAnn Prentice of Columbia DC shot a 71 to lead the Women's Titleholders Golf Tournament as Augusta Country Club endured rain. She hold a one stroke edge over Georgia’s Mary Lena Faulk and Marilyn Smith of Jupiter Florida in first round action.
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