The Canoe Appeal How a Craft Fits the Outdoors
A persuasive guide extols canoes as versatile safe craft for hunting, fishing, and travel. It compares canoe use to outboard boats, offers tips to improve stability with water-filled cans, and highlights practical tweaks like an external anchor rack. The piece argues canoes unlock access to rapid streams, shallow meadows, and remote river spots for wildlife observation.
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Potomac
Shenandoah
Bass
Major League Baseball Scores and Schedule Highlights
Yesterday results include Milwaukee 5 over Chicago 2 and Cincinnati 7 over Philadelphia 1. Los Angeles defeated San Francisco 4 3 in 10 innings. Upcoming games list Ferrarese and Broglio pitching for Philadelphia and St. Louis, Gibbon for Pittsburgh, Koufax for Los Angeles, Spahn for Milwaukee, and McCormick for San Francisco.
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Spahn
McCormick
Clemente
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Mays
Cepeda
Pinson
Aaron
Altman
Wills
White
Padres
Miller
Williams
Baseball Standings and Scores From Evening Games
American League updates show New York a game back in a tight pennant race. Detroit crushed Washington while Boston swung past Minnesota. Los Angeles routed Kansas City and Cleveland beat Detroit in a late doubleheader, with marked action across several venues and pitchers noted.
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Detroit Sient
Baltimore
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Minnesota
Washington
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Detroit
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Stafford
Walker
Monbouquette
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Iwin
Associated Press
Cash
Howard
Mantle
Maris
Gentile
B. Robinson
Kubek
Kaline
Wood
Landis
Piersall
Keough
Aparicio
Howser
Ford
Schwall
ACS Plays Two Clubs On Saturday At McCurdy Field
East Frederick A C will host a twin bill at McCurdy Field with two strong visitors. First, Valley Board Paper Co of West Virginia faces East Frederick at 8 pm. Shimmon's Body Works of Bethesda Maryland, the Montgomery County Recreation League champions with 28 wins 4 losses, completes the twin bill. Bethesda brings four ace pitchers led by Toppy who is undefeated this year. East Frederick counters with Jim Blank and John Wetzel. Ronnie Moore from Baltimore joins the A C squad for the game, recalling past battles against Fowlers A A in 1958.
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A. C
Twin Hill
McCurdy Field
A. Cs
E. Frederick
Valley Board Paper Co
W. Va
W. Virginians
Winchester
Shimmon’s Body Works
Bethesda
Frederick
Montgomery Co. Recreation
Bob Toppy
Jim Lasiter
Gene Geisbert
Dick Perkins
Toppy
Geisbert
Melody Inn
Jim Blank
John Wetzel
Ronnie Moore
Baltimore
Moore
Fowlers A.A
Home Run Baker Enters Hospital in Easton Md
Hall of Famer Frank Baker age 75 rests at Memorial Hospital Easton after a brief illness. He was admitted Monday and described as in satisfactory condition. Baker attended a Hall of Fame event in Cooperstown and hoped to play at Yankee Stadium before illness. Bill Veeck, noted baseball figure, visited him.
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Cooperstown
N.Y
Baker
Bill Veeck
Chicago White Sox
Veeck
Farge
Easton
Mayo Brothers Clinic
McGuire Takes Warriors Post as New Coach and VP
Frank McGuire, 46, signed a three year contract to coach and serve as vice president of the Philadelphia Warriors. He declines loaded questions about Wilt Chamberlain and owner Eddie Gottlieb’s control, promising to observe and act quickly if corrections are needed. He emphasizes teamwork and player unity as essential to success while noting Gottlieb promised him full command.
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Ralph Bernstein
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Frank McGuire
Philadelphia Warriors
National Basketball Association
McGuire
North Carolina
Wilt
Eddie Gottlieb
Neil Johnston
Gottlieb
Chamberlain
Brown Blanks Twins in 3-0 Orioles Win
Hal Brown extended his scoreless streak to 32 innings as Baltimore defeated Minnesota 3-0. Orioles scored all runs in the eighth on a walk and three hits including a throwing error by Jim Kaat. Kaat took the loss while Brown improved to 9-3 despite eight hits allowed.
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Hal Brown
Baltimore Orioles
Minnesota Twins
Minnesota
Jim Kaat
Dick Williams
Ron Hansen
Marv Breeding
Williams
Joe Altobelli
Oriole
Kaat
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Hansen
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Lepcio
Killebrew
Triandes
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Tuttle
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Amont
Stewart
Berry
Banks Home Run Spoils Burdette Shutout as Braves Beat Cubs
Ernie Banks hit his 19th homer in the ninth to spoil Lew Burdette's two hit shutout, but the Milwaukee Braves edged Chicago 5 to 2. Banks connected after Al Heist's drop in the bullpen, while Milwaukee built a 5 0 lead before late Cubs runs.
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Chicago
Ernie Banks
Lew Burdette
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago Cubs
Frank Boiling
Joe Adcock
al Heist
Milwaukee
Heist
Cubs
Banks
Jon Burdette
Burdette
Philadelphia
George Altman
Braves
Don Cardwell
Don Elston
McMillan
Torre
Cardwell
Elston
Taylor
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Thomas
Bridgehampton Hosts 200 Car Scca Championship Meet
A record 200 cars entered the Sports Car Club of America national championship at Bridgehampton race circuit. Four Saturday races lead to the Rickenbacker Trophy 72.25 mile event for big production cars, with three Sunday races ending in the Vanderbilt Cup for about 40 formula junior open wheel racers using small European sedan engines.
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Bridgehampton
N.Y
Two tied for lead in Eastern Open at Baltimore
Tony Lema and Ken Venturi shared first round lead at the Eastern Open in Baltimore with 68s at Pine Ridge. Others chasing include Rex Baxter Jr and Doug Ford at 69, while Gene Littler posted 70.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Tony Lema
California
Ken Venturi
San Francisco Bay
Pine Ridge
Venturi
Lema
Doug Ford
Crestwood
N.Y
Rex Baxter Jr
Amarillo
Tex
Gene Littler
Singing Hills
Calif
Doug Sanders
San Francisco Country Club
San Leandro
San Francisco
Charles Bassler
Silver Spring
Don Bisplinghoff
Apollo Beach
Fla
Marty Furgol
Cog Hill
Ill
Mason Rudolph
Clarksville
Tenn
Bill Johnston
Phoenix
Arix
Pirates rout Cardinals as Burgess and Clemente star
Smoky Burgess belted two homers and drove in six runs while Roberto Clemente added five hits in a 19-0 Pirates win over the St Louis Cardinals. Hal Brown pitched a 4-0 shutout for Baltimore, extending a 32 inning scoreless streak.
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Associated Press
Smoky Burgess
Roberto Clemente
Pirates
Burgess
Clemente
St Louis Cardinals
Hal
Skinny) Brown
Orioles
Minnesota
Thursday Fights Ring Two Narrow Decisions
Dallas Curtis Cokes outpointed Luis Rodriguez in Havana while Los Angeles fighter Orlando De La Fuente defeated Ralph Moore in Los Angeles. Both bouts went ten rounds with judges’ decisions.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Curtis Cokes
Luis Rodriguez
Havana
Los Angeles
Orlando de la Fuente
Ralph Moore
College All-Stars Rated Highly for Soldier Field Tilt
The top ranked college All-Stars face the Philadelphia Eagles at Soldier Field in Chicago before 65 000 fans. Joe Bellino Norm Snead Bill Kilmer and Tom Matte lead an offense as Otto Graham coaches the undercard. Proceeds go to Chicago Tribune Charities. Weather hot and humid with a sundry chance of showers.
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Ted Smits
Chicago
Joe Bellino
Norm Snead
Bill Kilmer
Tom Matte
Philadelphia Eagles
Soldier Field
ABC
Chicago Tribune Charities, Inc
Collegians
Frederick Legion Faces Parkville in Maryland Playoff Round
Frederick Legion meets Parkville in the second round at Shipley Field College Park in a double elimination state tournament. Frederick beat Bel Air 4 0 on Chris Sole five hit pitching while Parkville downed Hyattsville 6 2 as the field advanced. Parkville pitcher Ross Mersinger age 21 starts today with right hander Bill Carder the likely Frederick foe.
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American Legion
Frederick
Maryland
College Park
Shipley Field
Bel Air
Chris Sole
Hyattsville
Bill Carder
Stockman
Ross Mersinger
Chuck Meding
Frederick Bel
Tigers top Senators 2 1 in four hitter duel
Detroit battery Jim Bunning fires a four hit game to beat the Washington Senators 2-1. Rocky Colavito hits his 30th homer leading off the fourth for the edge in a tense pitching duel with Bennie Daniels. Colavito also drives in Detroit's other run with a first inning single as Bunning improves to 12-8.
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Jim Bunning
Rocky Colavito
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
Bunning
Colavito
Bennie Daniels
Daniels
Johnny Klippstein
Bob Johnson
Washington
Klippstein
Green
Roarke
L—Daniels
Van Sant Wins Putt-Putt Tourney At West Patrick Street
Rodney Van Sant, 29, of Union Bridge, posted an even par 108 across 54 holes to win the weekly Putt-Putt event at West Patrick Street course. Lou Bruchey, 15, finished second with 115, and Perry Johnson, 17, was third with 118. Next event scheduled for next Thursday at 7 p.m.
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West Patrick Street
Rodney van Sant
van Sant
Lou Bruchey
North College Parkway
Bruchey
Perry Johnson
Pennsylvania Avenue
Wayne Droneburg
Droneburg
Mother and Daughter Tie For First In Throw Out Tourney
A throw out tournament by women golfers at the VFW Country Club saw a mother daughter pair tie for first in A Flight, Mrs John Bowers and Miss Jan Bowers, with Mrs Earl J. Roderick taking second. First in B Flight went to Mrs John Harbaugh, followed by Mrs Ben Rosenstock. The team heads to Purcellville next Tuesday for a home and home match. Also tonight a benefit game features the Brunswick Babe Ruth League All Stars versus the Maryland State League Brunswick entry at Scheer Stadium to fund the Ruth team’s trip to Portsmouth Va for regionals.
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John Bowers
Jan Bowers
Earl J. Roderick
John Harbaugh
Ben Rosenstock
Purcellville
Maryland
Brunswick
Scheer Stadium
Ruth
Portsmouth
Clemente Fights MVP, Reds Maintain NL Lead in 1960
Roberto Clemente hits five times as Pittsburgh crushes St Louis while Reds beat Philadelphia 7-1 to stretch their lead over the Dodgers. Frank Robinson homered for Cincinnati as Milwaukee, Los Angeles and San Francisco also win in a day of high scoring ball.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Dick Groat
Clemente
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati
Robinson
Reds
Philadelphia
Phillies
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Chicago
Harvey Haddix
Pirates
al Cicotte
Bob Miller
Lindy McDaniel
Smoky Burgess
Dick Stuart
Bill Mazeroski
Bill Virdon
Don Hoak
Bob Skinner
Ken Johnson
Philly
John Buzhardt
Joe Amalfitano
Larry Sherry
Dodgers
John Roseboro
Roseboro
Giants
Night Baseball: Cubs Top Indians 8-6 in Cleveland
Chicago 022 200 002 eight runs 13 hits All three Chicago runs came on Carreon Aparicio and Phil ips homers off Locke Kemmerer earned the win for Chicago with 1-3 record while Locke took the loss for Cleveland Hawkins Schafferroth Funk and Romane sparked the Chicago offense and Phil ips Francona and Piersall homered for Cleveland in a late game recap. Frank Soltys elected president of the College Sports Information Directors Association at annual meeting succeeding Navy’s John Cox who remains secretary treasurer.
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Cleveland
Baumann
Kemmerer
Larsen
Carreon
Hawkins
Locke
Schafferroth
Funk
Romane
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Aparicio
Philips
Francona
Piersall
Frank Soltys
University of Arizona
College Sports Information Directors Association
Soltys
University of Connecticut
John Cox
Navy
Air Force Academy
Martin Reisch
Cox
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