Thurmont club hosts picnic amid boat act enforcement
The Thurmont Conservation and Sportsman's Club plans a Sunday picnic as wardens enforce the new State Boating Act. Last week 44 summonses were issued for violations on Deep Creek Lake, Harford County, and the Potomac near Seneca, with arrests for unregistered boats and excessive horsepower. Angling reports include bass over four pounds and carp in the Sweet Hole, while William Mathews offers to address boaters on the act and answer questions.
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Deep Creek Lake
Harford County
Potomac River
Seneca
Pete Demck
Braddock
Patsy Zimmerman
Dang Frederick High School
Skip Zimmerman
Kanawha
John Fox
Focal Bait Geaier
Dee Jim Smith
Doyie Carr
William Mathews
Mathews
Department of Tidewater Fisheries
Annapolis
Pirates Dump La Dodgers 4 1 Behind Witt Victory
Pittsburgh leads the league with a 4 1 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers as George Witt notches his first win of the year and Don Drysdale suffers a rare defeat. Nelson drives in two runs including a seventh homer for the Pirates.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Los Angeles Dodgers
Don Drysdale
George Witt
Pirates
Elroy Face
Bucs
Pirate
Drysdale
Dodgers
BH Virdon
Dick Groat
Rocky Nelson
Nelson
Bill Mazeroski
Ed Roebuck
Larry Sherry
Maury Wils
Wally Moon
Los Angeles
Cox
GO Drysdale
Roebuck
Sherry
Roseboro
Wit
Face
Burgess
W—Witt
L—Dryedale
Rand and Fladoos Reach Women's Western Junior Final
Judy Rand of Aurora Ohio and Sharon Fladoos of Dubuque Iowa advanced to the final of the Women's Western Junior Golf Tournament. Rand beat Marianne Gable 7 and 5 in the semis while Fladoos defeated Ann Baker 3 and 1. The title match is set for Friday at 9 20 A M CDT. Donkey baseball game at Pt of Rocks was rained out and moved to 8 50 p m today.
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Judy Rand
Aurora
Ohio
Sharon Fladoos
Iowa
Dubuque
Miss Rand
Marianne Gable
Whittier
Calif
Miss Fladoos
Ann Baker
Maryville
Tenn
Fminkey
Pt. of Rocks
Baseball standings and games for today in American and National Leagues
American League standings show New York 53-57 and Cleveland 50-46 with Washington 48-50. schedule lists Estrada at Harshman and Ramos at Shaw for today. National League results include Chicago 5 Cincinnati 3 and Los Angeles at Philadelphia with Mizell and Sam Jones starting.
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New York
Cinesgo
Cleveland
Washingon
Kansas City
Estrada
Harshman
Washington
Ramos
Chicaco
Shaw
Boston
Delock
Detroit
Lary
Diumar
Bucks
Piitsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnatii
Pittsburgh
Craig
Roberts
Sam Jones
Mizell
Cardwell
Burdette
Purkey
St Louis
Simmons
Upset shocks ninth-ranked Nevert er at Southampton event
In the 72nd Southampton Invitational, ninth-ranked US tennis player Whimer Reed fell early as Rod Laver and Bob Mark advanced to the quarterfinals. Gerrard of New Zealand beat fifth seed from Alameda 6 3 3 7 6 3 to reach a quarterfinal versus Mark. Laver defeated John Sharpe 6 3 9 7. Holmberg beat Allen Fox 6 9 7 63. Nagler beat Eduardo Zuleta 63 62 to meet Laver.
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N.Y
Whimer Reed
Rod Laver
Bob Mark
Lew Gerrard
New Zealand
Alameda
Calif
Gerrard
Mark
Marty Riessen
Hinsdale
Laver
John Sharpe
Pan-American College
Edinburgh
Tex
Ron Holmberg
Brooklyn
U.S
Allen Fox
Los Angeles
Chris Crawford
Piedmont
Cali
Ramsey Earnham
Ventura
Larry Nagler
North Hollywood
Eduardo Zuleta
Ecuador
Giants Rally Past Phillies 8 7 for Victory
San Francisco erases a 7 3 deficit with a seventh inning rally led by Mays and McCovey. Davenport walks, Marshall advances, and Landrith drives in key runs as the Giants plate five to stun Philadelphia. Cedepa hits a go ahead homer in left.
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San Francisco
Philadelphia St
Willie
Paities
Mays
San Francisco Center
Jim Marepeda
Jim Owens
Ken
Clay Dalrymple
Umpre
Tony Venton
Marshall
Jim Davenport
McCovey
Hobie Landrith
Davenport
Sanford
Antonelli
Maranda
Miller
Landrith
Schmidt
Conley
Owens
Short
Dalrymple
W—Antonelli
Lowens
Cepeda
Frederick tops Parkville 3 2 as Franklin drives late win
Frederick overcame Parkville with three straight ninth inning singles led by Bill Franklin to push across the winning run. Dorsey pitched a five hit, eight strikeout game for Frederick as Bel Air faces Greenbelt next in the Maryland American Legion tournament.
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Parkville
American Legion
College Park
Bel Air
Greenbelt
Francis Scott Key Post
Bill Franklin
Bill Carter
Tom Dorsey
Wayne Hawes
Carter
Hawes
Chris Soles
Franklin
Baltimore
Dorsey
Dick Bayles
Ron Smith
George Barger
Maryland American Legion
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Sullivan
Noon
Donelly
Day
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Welinski
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King
Campbell
Australian swimmers smash records at Olympic trials in Townsville
Australian women set two world marks as Dawn Fraser anchors a 440 yard medley relay to 4 minutes 30.2 seconds. Marilyn Wilson cut 0.7 seconds from the 220 yard backstroke record to 2 37.2. Murray Rose beat John Konrads again at 220 yards freestyle with a 2 05.8. The 100 meters still hinges on Sunday selections for Rome.
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Associated Press
Townsville
Australia
Murray Rose
John Konrads
John Devit
Dawn Fraser
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Jan Andrew
Marilyn Wilson
America
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Rose
Konrads
Devitt
Henricks
Geoff Shipton
Gambies
Rome
Former champ Rosburg leads Insurance City Open with 65
WETHERSFIELD Conn AP Bep Rosburg former PGA champion Thursday opened the Insurance City Open with a 6 under par 65 to seize a first round lead. The Overland Park Kansas pro birdied six times and had one putt greens on the 6348 yard course at Country Club. Arnold Palmer Gene Littler and Don Finsterwald chased in the 70s as several big names battled for early position.
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Conn
Bep
Rosburg
Weithersfield Country Club
Overland Park
Kane
Arnold Palmer
Ligemer
Gene Littler
Singing Hills
Cal
National Pga
Champar Hebert
Lafayette
Don Finsterwald
Jay Hebert
Littler
Paul Harney
Worcester
Mass
Finsterwald
Andre
Earthquake Recorded by BC Seismograph Near Aleutians
A strong quake was recorded at 2:45 to 2:51 a.m. Thursday by the Boston College seismograph station in Weston. The Rev. Francis Donehee placed the disturbance about 4,700 miles northwest of Boston, between the Aleutian Islands and Kamchatka.
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Mass
Boston College Seismograph
Francis Donehee
Boston
Aleutian Islands
Kamchatka
Echo Satellite Mission Aims for Next Tuesday Launch
NASA will attempt another launch next Tuesday of the Echo foot balloon communication satellite from Cape Canaveral. Echo tests using space stations to enable fast global communications, potentially linking telephone radio and television networks worldwide.
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Fra
dAnother
National Aeronautics and Space Admnistration
Burke Sets World Record in 100 Meter Backstroke Hopeful Trials
Lynn Burke, 21, from New York, clocked 1 10.0 in a driving rain to top the 100 meter backstroke at the U S Olympic trials in Detroit. Carin Cone and Nina Harmer tied for second at 1 13 4 as eight finalists pursued Olympic berths in the 50 meter backstroke and other events. The meet also advanced Jeff Farrell and George Harrison in sprint freestyles while Chas von Saltza led the 400 meter freestyle qualifiers and Donna De Varona posted fast times in the breaststroke heats.
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New Yorker
U.S
Miss Burke
Carin Cone
Indianapolis
Miss Cone
Nina Harmer
Vesper Boat Club
Philadelphia
Carin
Ridgewood
Jeff Farrell
George Harrison
Stanford
Farrell
Alan Somers
Hoana
George Breen
Iemie
Carolyn House
Los Angeles
Donna de Varona
Berkeley
Cahit
Chester Jastremski
Indiana U
Robbie Griesser
Huntington Beach
Calif
Bill Mmuliken
Champaign
Til
Seats for BRLG bus to Babe Reague regional tournament
Ed Seiding, Ruth Lea gue state director, says seats on the players' bus to the Bridgeton New Jersey tournament can be procured through him. Call MO 3-6501 to request by Saturday evening. The bus departs at 9 30 this morning and Frederick faces a 5 15 game Monday afternoon.
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Fridgeton
New Jersey
Ed Seiding
Ruth League
Frederick
Cardinals Rally Past Braves For Second In NL Race
Ray Sadecki pitched and batted the St. Louis Cardinals to a 4 to 2 win over the Milwaukee Braves boosting them to second in the National League. Sadecki helped fuel a seven game Cards winning streak with a two run third inning and solid defense after a rough first. Aaron homered for Milwaukee in the ninth as the Braves dropped to pace with the Cardinals.
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Ray Sadecki
St. Louis Cardinals
Milwaukee Braves
del Crandall
Eddie Mathews
Hank Aaron
Braves
Sadecki
Joe Adcock
Roach
Julian Javier
Bill Bruton
Bill White
Joe Cunningham
Ken Bower
Javier
Cunningham
Aaron
Mibwaukee
Buhl
Piche
Crandall Sadecki
Smith
L—Buhl
Milwaukee
Dykes and Lane Agree on Indians Hiring
Cleveland Indians General Manager Frank Lane and Jim Dykes reached an agreement as Dykes moves to take over the Indians for the remainder of the 1960 season. Dykes had expected a 1961 contract matching Detroit’s Joe Gordon arrangement, but Lane says no 1961 decision has been made and Dykes will be evaluated after seven weeks.
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Cleveland Indians
Frank Lane
Jimmy Dykes
Joe
Flash) Gordon
Detroit Tigers
Indians
Gordon
Detroit
Leno
Lane
Bill de Witt
Tigers
Minor League Scores Across Leagues Highlight Tight Contests
In the American Association St Paul edged Louisville 1 to 0 in 11 innings while Denver beat Charleston 9 to 5 in 10 innings and Houston defeated Dallas Fort Worth 4 to 1. Indianapolis won 7 to 11? Buffalo beat Jersey City 11 to 10 in 12 innings. Columbus toppled Toronto 1 to 0. Richmond won 5 to 3 against Montreal. Rochester cruised 8 to not? Miami 5. In the Pacific Coast League Salt Lake 3 beat Vancouver 2 as Spokane fell to Sacramento 3 to 5 and Tacoma beat Seattle 2 to 5. San Diego 11 defeated Portland.
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Associated Press American Assn
St. Paul
Louisville
Denver
Charleston
Houston
Dallas-Fort Worth
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Jersey City
Columbus
Toronto
Richmond
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Rochester
Miami
Salt Lake
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Tacoma
Seattle
San Diego
Portland
Espinosa Fails to Succeed in Tokyo Bantam Bout Draw
Leo Espinosa 17s Philippines pressed Kenji Yonekura 118 Japan in a twelve round title attempt in Tokyo. Espinosa built late momentum with counter punches and hard blows in the final round but officials ruled the bout a draw, leaving Yonekura with the Orient bantamweight crown won earlier by decision.
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Leo Espinosa
Philippines
Japan
Kenji Yonekura
Espinosa
Yone- Kura
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