Maryland wildlife notes and public hearing announced
A Maryland column covers a range of wildlife topics. It urges dog owners to control pets to protect deer and other wildlife, shares a tip to catch minnows, and announces a public hearing by the Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission on October 8, 1960 at the Alexander Hotel in Hagerstown to gather fishing proposals for 1961. It reports rising upland game sightings in Carroll and other counties and notes cautious optimism about grouse and quail this season. Local wardens Char lie Eyler Richard Jacques and Bob Abraham report more pheasants, quail, and rabbits than in years past with variations by region.
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Goxis
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Alexander Hotel
Hagerstown
Charlie Eyler
Carroll
Richard Jacques
Bob Abraham
Charlie
Carroll County
Maryland
Allegany
Washington
Players to Agree on Star Game Change in 1962
Washington AP Harvey Kuenn AL player representative says he is fine with a single All Star game in 1962 awaiting AL players' reaction to Ford Frick's plan. Frick confirms two games would be played next year but returns to one game in 1962 to boost pension funding. Kuenn expects consensus after next season.
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Washington
Harvey Kuenn
Kuenn
Euielder
Mondar
Ford Frick
Frick
Ekuern
Slim Chance Nieder May Make Squad
Indicates Bill Nieder, tall shot put athlete, still an Olympic track team alternate. He competed with rivals O’Brien Long and Davis, with Nieder showing a 64 feet 9 inch mark in Eugene and a string of strong workouts. Injury or poor form of a main competitor could move Nieder up.
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Covexa
Calif
Bill Neider
Rome
United States
Army Hevten
Parry O'Brien
Dallas Long
Dave Davis
Clich
Nieder
UC. S. Olymoore
Unick
Big Bul
Eugene
Ore
O'Brien
Long
Davis
Xieder
Cubs Rally To Defeat Reds 5 3 In Bid For Streak
Chicago built a three game winning streak with a four run sixth inning as Bob Anderson earned his 4th win. Cincinnati starter Maloney took the loss while Bell and Thomas homered for the Reds and for Chicago. Morehead and Elston finished strong to seal the 5 3 win.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Reds
Bob Anderson
Don Elston
Seth Morehead
Vada Pinson
Anderson
Maloney
Nuxhall
Osteen
Bailey Anderson
Elston
Morehead
Tappe
Taylor
L—Maloney
Bell
Thomas
Swimmer Jeff Farrell advances to semifinals after recent appendectomy
Jeff Farrell, in a bold Olympic bid, qualified for the 300-meter freestyle semifinals in Detroit, despite an emergency appendectomy six days earlier. He swam 35.9 seconds to tie for second fastest in the prelims, drawing cheers from about 4,000 spectators.
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Murray Rose
Associated Press
Detroit
Jeff Farrell
Kansan
Steve Clark
High Schopter
Santa Clara Swim Club
George Harrison
Clark
Farrell
Sam Hall
Ohio State
Hall
Gary Tobian
Los Angeles
A.C
Chris von Saltza
Saratoga
Calif
Cleveland Drops Gordon as Manager, Hires Dykes
Cleveland announces Joe Gordon is released as field manager and Jimmy Dykes will take over. Dykes leaves Detroit after being released, with Gordon moving to Detroit’s Tigers. Lane calls it voluntary and says both clubs agreed. Cleveland trails, Detroit mid-pack after loss to Washington 9-0.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Baseball Club
Joe Gordon
Jimmy Dykes
Detroit
Gordon
Tigers
Washington
Bill Norman
Tribe
Bobby Bragan
Frank Lane
Joe
Lane
Washington Senators
Orioles Rally to Beat White Sox 6 2 in AL Penant Chase
Baltimore capitalized on a late rally to defeat Chicago 6 2. Steve Barber earned his seventh win as the Orioles moved to third, two games behind the Yankees. Gus Triandos drilled a three run homer in the sixth after runs in the fifth.
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Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Orioles
New York Yankees
Chicago
Billy Pierce
Ron Hansen
Dave Nicholson
Marv Breeding
Jack Brandt
Gus Triandos
Turk Lown
Brooks Robinson
Jim Gentile
Pierce
Steve Barber
al Smith
Ted Kruszewski
Barber
Ray Sievers
Smith
Freese
Jerry Walker
Earl Torgeson
Cchiccaga
Abrabi
Aparico
eTorson
Fox
Antineso
Sievers
Walker
Yankees Climb Back to First With 2 Wins
The New York Yankees swept a day night doubleheader from Detroit 3-2 and 3-2 to reach first place, taking the series over the Tigers in dramatic fashion. Bob Cerv and Johnny Blanchard provided the decisive hits, Maris homered, and Miller Maas won the second game in 10 innings.
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New York
New York Yankees
Detroit
Johnny Blanchard
Bob Cerv
Yankees
Baltimore
Chicago
White Sox
Jim Bunning
Bobby Richardson
Bull Fischer
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Maris
Cer
Bob Pryce
Duke Maas
Blanchard
Gil McDougald
Clem Labine
Tony Kubek
Coot Veal
Labine
Bobby Shantz
Mossi
Berhberet
Cnitt
Turley
Duren
Arroyo
Grha
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Lanpine
Fischer
Bruce
Chiti
Ford
Maas
L —Briuce
Cash
Cerv
Leading Hitter Debbie Freeman Stands Out In Pine Beach
Debbie Freeman, the only girl in Pine Beach All-Star Little League, played catcher, second base, and pitcher in a 17 7 loss to Island Heights. She struck out five and walked three, while teammates praised her effort as she eyes a rematch Thursday.
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Pine Beach
Debbie Freeman
Island Heights
Debbie
Minor League Results Across Leagues Reported
The Associated Press lists Pacific Coast League results Spokane 11 Sacramento 6 in 12 innings, Vancouver 7 4, Salt Lake 6 6, San Diego 8, Portland 3 Tacoma 12, Seattle 1. International League Montreal 4 10 Richmond 0 14 Buffalo 8 Jersey City 7 10 innings, Rochester 4 Miami 3. American Association Denver 7 Charleston 2 Dallas Fort Worth 2 Houston 1 Minneapolis 4 Indianapolis 3 St Paul 7 Louisville.
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Associated Press
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Sacramento
Vancouver
Salt Lake
San Diego
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Montreal
Richmond
Buffalo
Jersey City
Rochester
Miami
Denver
Charleston
Dallas-Fort Worth
Houston
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Late baseball results and Reds acquire Bridges
Kansas City and Boston and Los Angeles and Pittsburgh games reported with run totals and pitchers. St Louis beats Milwaukee. San Francisco sweeps Philadelphia in two games. Cincinnati Reds acquire Marshall Bridges from St Louis in a cash deal, Bridges a 29 year old left hander with a 2-2 record this season.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Marshall Bridges
St. Louis Cardinals
Bridges
Rochester
Pitsburgh
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Hook
O'Tooll
Chicago
Hobbie
Elisworth
Los Angees
Craig
Pittsburgh
Mizell
N. Sance
McCormick
Philadelphia
Mahaffey
Gwens
Spahn
Jackson
National League
L. Pet. G.B. Pittsburgh
Milxaukee Es of Sa
St. Lews
Sa Francisco A
San Francisco
Gutowski Ole Vaulter Killed In Camp Pendleton Crash
The Marine officer and world record holder in the pole vault, Bob Gutowski, was killed in a two-vehicle collision near Camp Pendleton California. An enlisted Marine was injured. The base spokesman said the inbound car crossed to the wrong side of the road in a head on crash with Gutowski’s vehicle.
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
Bob Gutowski
Gutowski
Gurowski
Camp Las Pulugas
Killebrew Bats Two Homers as Pascual Shuts Out Indians
Washington Senators rout Cleveland 9 to 0 behind Camilo Pascual five hit shutout with 11 strikeouts. Harmon Killebrew hit two home runs and drove in four runs while boosting Pascual to his 10th win. Newcombe was roughed up in his AL debut for Cleveland.
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Camilo Pascual
Harmon Killerbrew
Cleveland
Senators
Big DonNewcombe
Dodger
Cincinnati
Killebrew
Opeon
Newcombe
Pascual
Harvey Kuenn
Laiman
Locke
Marshman
Romano Wilson
Battey
W—Pascual
L—Newcombe
Baseball Standings and Schedule Glance
American League leaders New York and Chicago are listed with records and games behind. Yesterday results show Detroit Baltimore Chicago and Washington wins and a slate of today’s games featuring Kansas City Cleveland New York Philadelphia and Milwaukee with notable pitchers listed. The article notes George Washington’s postwar ceremonial uniform without insignia.
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York
Chicago Br
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Kansas City
New York
Chicago
Herbert
Larsen
Mondouguette
Wilson
Grant
Kralick
Baumann
Wilhelm
Aguirre
Coates
Oxco Rallies In Eighth To Tie LL Series
Oxco broke a 7 7 deadlock in the eighth with four runs to beat Amvets 11 7 and even the American Little League playoff series. Leon Naylor started the rally with a lead off single, Sheckies lined a run scoring hit, and Davis moments later was ruled out for missing second base clearing the way for Oxco’s final run. Amvets had tied the game in the fifth and seventh. Billy Bender homered twice for Amvets, Freland added another, Sheckies homered for Oxco, and Staley pitched six innings for Amvets while Oram went six for Oxco.
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Amvets
Leon Naylor
Benny Grove
Wilmer Sheckies
Naylor
Dennis Oram
Cooper
Dorman
Palm
Davis
Grove
Sheckles
Oram
Oxeco
Billy Bender
Jeff Freland
Defending Champ Out in First Round of WWA Junior Girls Tourney
Defending champion Carol Sorenson of Janesville Wis loses in the first round to Wisconsin junior champ Joan Gavigan of Waukesha 5 and 4. National junior champion Judy Rand of Aurora Ohio advances easily 8 and 6 over Mary Eise of Hinsdale Illinois. Marianne Gable of Whittier Calif defeats Patti Shook.
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APY
Carol Sorenson
Janesville
Wis
Western Golf Assn
Miss Sorenson
Wisconsin
Joan ‘Gavigan
Waukesha
Judy Rand
Aurora
Ohio
Mary Eise
Hinsdale
Marianne Gable
Whittier
Calif
Patti Shook
First round results mix golf and football notes
In Michigan and Ohio golf results include Maggie Margin over Steeville and Mary Lou Daniel defeating Brenda High while Sharon Findos beats Janet Logan. The Buffalo Bills were held to one touchdown in a 23 set loss to the New England Patriots and Maurice Bassett, who scored it, was placed on waivers.
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Bassett
Buffalo
Buffalo Bills
Boston Patriots
Maurice Bassett
Warner
Cleveland Brouns
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