Fishing heats up around Buckeystown dam spillway
Anglers report heavy bass catches in Buckeystown area with many smallmouths over two pounds. Local bait dealer John Fox notes Easter weekend to present with over 150 bass caught last weekend. Reports mention four pound plus pond bass and spawning now. Boating license talks delay rules. Maryland agencies to set enforcement and distribution. The Associated Sportsmens Club of Central Maryland plans its next quarterly meeting at North Wind Road location. 108 clubs in the group. Wild turkey releases and ring neck stockings update counties Garret Allegany Washington Dorchester Somerset Worcester and northern Maryland.
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Buckeystown Dam
John Fox
Bob Willard
Frederick
Buckerstown
Willard
Associated Sportsmens Club
Central Maryland
Baltimore County Fish and Game Protective Assn
North Wind Road
Harford Road
Baltimore County
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Dorchester
Somerset
Worchester
Investigating Commission
Pennsylvania Line
Carroll
Drysdale shuts out Cubs as Dodgers win 8-1 in Chicago
Don Drysdale pitched his fourth straight complete game with an 8-1 Dodgers victory over the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field. The right-hander fanned 10, facing only 14 in a near no hit bid until George Altman and Del Rice doubled in the fifth. Five unearned Dodgers runs came amid Chicago errors.
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Chicago
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Torurn
George Altman
del Rice
Cubs
Dodgers
Wrigley Field
Los Angeles
Neai
Ashburn
Nome
Lansem
Hodges
Banks Ss
Resehorr
Thomas HD
Aimen Ib
Demeter
Goetz
Morehead
Totais
Zimmer
T. Taylor
Aimani Neal
Wil and
Ashtumn
Aitman
Banks
Alt
Moon
Rosebors
Drysdate
Altraan
Moretead
Brotimse
Drabowsky
NBA weighs move of Minneapolis franchise to Los Angeles
The NBA discussed transferring the Minneapolis team to Los Angeles as Bob Short works out details in California. Commissioner Maurice Podoloff said no final action until Short returns. Chicago’s return to the league and a 1960-61 schedule were also on the agenda along with the New York, Philadelphia, Syracuse, Boston, Detroit, Cincinnati, St. Louis, and Minnesota clubs.
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New York
National Basketball Assn
Minneapolis
Los Angeles
Bob Short
California
Maurice Podoloff
NBA
Short
Lakers
Chicago
Podoloff
Walter Brown
Boston Celtics
Brown
Max Winer
West Coast
Philadelphia
Syracuse
Boston
Detroit
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Minneaipolis
London Stops Rademacher In Sixth Round KO At Wembley
Brain London defeated Pete Rademacher at Wembley Stadium in London, knocking him down twice in the sixth and finishing with a left hook to the body 15 seconds into the seventh round. Rademacher, 31, from Grandview Washington and Columbus Georgia, saw his unbeaten streak end at seven. London, 2 years younger and 6 feet, dominated the 16,000‑strong arena, snapping a three‑fight skid including a Patterson title loss. Rademacher weighed 205 pounds, London 214.
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London
Brain London
Pete Rademacher
Rademacher
Grandview
Wash
Columbus
Floyd Patterson
Zora Folley
Folley
Patterson
Indianapolis
Wembley Stadium
Britain
Pete
Rademaacher
St Louis Catcher Cannizzaro Suspended for Bench Agression
St Louis catcher Chris Cannizzaro, 21, was suspended two days and fined 50 dollars after a Monday night home plate dispute with umpire Frank Secory following a close play involving Willie Mays. The Giants beat the Cardinals 8 to 3 as three runs in the seventh and five in the eighth sealed the win.
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ST. Louis
Chris Cannizzaro
St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco Giants
Frank Secory
Willie Mays
Giants
National League Office
Cannizzaro
Elliott May Race Without Coach In U S
Australian miler Herb Elliott may compete in the United States without coach Percy Gerutty. Elliott plans two appearances in America the Compton Invitation and the Coliseum Relays in Los Angeles with promoters paying Elliott and his manager George Carruthers. Gerutty negotiates for transportation and lectures to cover other expenses.
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Melbourne
Australia
Herb Elliott
United States
Percy Gerutty
America
Compton
Los Angeles
U.S
Elliott
George Carruthers
Gerutty
Frederick Cadets Win Fifth Track Meet In Rain
In a driving rain, Frederick High School’s Cadets ran their winning streak to five and remained undefeated on their home oval. They scored 73 points to Bel Air 34, Westminster 28 and Northwestern 28, with nine firsts including relays and multiple sprint and field event wins. A new meet record emerged in the shot put as Northwestern’s Johnson threw 45-7 on his first attempt.
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Frederick High School
Bel Air
Westminster
Northwestern
Frederick
North‘western
Johnson
Hal Moser
Shaeffer
Don Gladhill
Dave Brenneman
Bill Poffenberger
Jerry Reid
Sam Marrone
St. James
St James
North
South Hagerstown
Charles Town
Martinsburg
Berkeley Springs
Jurges Calls Meeting to Quell Sox Dissension Rumors
Boston manager Billy Jurges convened a players meeting at Yankee Stadium to address reports of grumbling within the Red Sox. Players denied discord, with Ted Williams defending Jurges and labeling the controversy as Boston writers creating trouble. Jurges said he was shocked by the rumors and urged players to come to him with problems.
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Joe Reichler
NEW York
Boston
Billy Jurges
Yankee Stad- Ta
Jurges
Red Sox
Washington
Linep
Jorges
Ted Williams
Williams
NCAA-AAU Split On Suspension Policies In Atlanta
The NCAA Council split from the AAU over suspension practices amid widespread member dissatisfaction with how suspensions were issued. The action targets inconsistent enforcement, cites two specific cases, and signals a step toward expanding international competition. Walter Byers announced a rules infractions committee update upcoming Wednesday.
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Atlanta
NCAA
AAU
Ncaa Council
Walter Byers
Sweden
United States
Phil‘lips 66 Oilers
National Industrial Basketball League
University of Towa
Iowa
Frank O'Connor
Wertz Sparks Red Sox to 7 5 Win Over Yankees
Vic Wertz drove in three runs and Tom Brewer pitched effective relief as Boston beat New York 7 to 5 to snap the Yankees four game win streak. Wertz had a five run third inning including a bases loaded two run single and a seventh inning sacrifice fly scoring Pete Ramels.
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NEW York Rpi
Vic Wertz
Muns
Tom Brewer
Boston Red Sox
New York
Billy Jurges
Red Sox
Boston
Jurges
Wertz
Yankees
Pete Ramels
Casale
Brewer
Sadowski
Gabler
Terry
Shantz
Ditmar
Howard
W—Casale
L—Gabler
Skowron
Bar'ra
Cadets Triumph 3-1 In Rain Shortened Baseball Game
Frederick defeated Sherwood 3 to 1 in a rain shortened inning contest at FHS yesterday. Dick Bayles hit a homer in the second inning driving in two runs for the Cadets. Baker and Garvey, Wisner, Staley pitched for Frederick. Home runs by Frederick Bayles Belivia and Paraguay noted among South American teams.
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Fredarick
Sherwood
FHS
Dick Bayles
Cadets
Frederick
Baker and Garvey
Wisner
Staley
Bayles
Go Ahead Given Lakers Lease Move Approval
The Colo iseum Commission approved leasing rights to the Minnesota Lakers if NBA permission is granted to move the franchise to Los Angeles. The unanimous vote gives exclusive pro basketball rights for about 28 games in the 1960-61 season, with owner Robert Short agreeing to a 2000 per game rental plus staffing costs.
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LOS Angeles
Coloiseum Commission
Minneapoli Lakers
National Basketball Assn
Lakers
Robert Short
Bowden Not Leaving Olympic Team Hunt
Don Bowden, first American under four minutes for the mile, will focus on the 800 meters rather than making the Olympic squad. The Army second lieutenant trains with others for the July trials at Fort Meade, after running 3 58.7 for the mile in 1957. Cyrol Burleson later beat him by a tenth of a second. Also noted, the 11th Atlantic Tuna Fishing Tournament will occur August 17-19 off Narragansett Bay with 45 clubs expected and 300 anglers.
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Fort Meade
Stockton
Calif
Cyrol Burleson
University of Oregon
New York
U.S. Atlantic
Narragansett
R.L
Sjamsville State League Contender Faces Injuries
Sjamsville, a leading Maryland State League team, lists two injured players, Dick Sweadner and Ron Tyergar, plus Rick Zimmerman in the Army and Frank Martz in college. Second place Buzz Warner leads a large squad with several replacements as Marendt highlights ongoing contention. A practice game is set for Thursday at Fort Detrick against the post team.
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Sjamsville
Dick Sweadner
Ron Tyergar
Sweadner
Tyergar
Rick Zimmerman
Frank Martz
Maryland
Weer
Tom Coleman
Charles Smith
Marendt
Fort Detrick
Bush Creekers
Major League Standings and Upcoming Games
Major League standings show Baltimore 11 Washington 10 and Boston 7 New York 5 in the American League with Detroit 162 and Chicago 8 Kansas City 0. Today’s games include Washington at New York Detroit at Kansas City Boston at Baltimore and other early season matchups. In the National League Pittsburgh and San Francisco sit atop with .727 and .667 records respectively, Los Angeles and Milwaukee follow as teams chase key wins. Yesterday’s results include Los Angeles 8 Chicago 1 and Milwaukee 4 Cincinnati 3 with additional late games listed.
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Baltimore
Washington
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Kansas City
Kaat
Ford
Aguirre
Bruce
Herbert
Sullivan
Brown
Barber
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnation
Ram Wilwaukee
Cincinnati
Craig
Chichicago
Drott
W. L. Pet
Gentile delivers in eighth to lift Orioles over Senators
Jim Gentile belted a three run homer in the eighth inning as Baltimore defeated Washington 11 to 10. The Orioles trailed after Washington erased an early 5-0 lead, with Earl Battey hitting a sixth inning grand slam for the Senators. Gene Woodling opened Baltimore’s scoring with a first inning homer, and Harmon Killebrew, Dan Débbek, Jim Lemon and Battey all homered for Washington.
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Washington
Jim Gentile
Baltimore
Senators
Orioles
Earl Battey
Bill Fischer
Jackie Brandt
Camilo Pascual
Gene Woodling
Gentile
Harmon Killebrew
Dan Débbek
Jim Lemon
Battey
Woodling
Waarichi Breeding
Ogardner
Pilarcik
Myce
Estrada
Poodathrn
Fischer
Clevenger
Hyde
Wilhelm
Pascual
Nowe
Robinson
Hansen
Genhle
Breeding
Gerhle
Berto
Gardner
Mincher
Cattey
Piarcdk Harsen
Whodhing
Lemon
Dobe
Killebrew
Pagatey
Alison
Walker
Pascal
Clevenger Pilarcix
Lee
Triandes
U—Stuart
Hurieye Soar
Flaherty
Sayles Shows Quick Recovery After KO in Second Pro Bout
Leroy Sayles of Berkeley California 22 formerly of Chicago was knocked out in the second round of a preliminary bout by Henry Hank Roy Calhoun. The California Athletic Commission doctor Dr Don Lastretto said Sayles is improving and will be all right in a few days. Sayles fought Floyd Ryan of Richmond in his second pro start.
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San Francisco
Leroy Sayles
Berkeley
Calif
Sayles
Chicago
Henry Hank-Roy Calhoun
Don Lastretto
Calfornia Athletic Commission
Floyd Ryan
Richmond
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Temple
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