Maryland Fishing Fair Set for North and Chesapeake Beaches
The 26th Maryland fishing fair will run September 8 to 10 at North and Chesapeake Beaches with contests for fishing, beauty, and other events. Governor Tawes will award the 1961 trophy to the angler traveling the farthest distance. numerous trophies will be distributed September 10. Contact Fishing Fair Association Preston Maryland for details. The piece also notes legal quirk about gathering nightcrawlers and Maryland sports groups joining the National Wildlife Federation, with leaders praised for their work.
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Chesapeake
Maryland
J. Millard Tawes
Fishing Fair Association
Preston
Herman Dailey
Frederick
Senco News
State Attorney General's
Boise
Idaho
Langley
Central Association
Sportsmen of
National Wildlife Federation
Sportsmen's Clubs
Central
Associated Sportsmen's
Eastern Shore
National Federation
Washington
Ed Long
Pikesville
Frank Smoot
Baltimore
Baseball scores and scheduled games across American League and National League
Daily slate shows Pittsburgh 103 Philadelphia 2 invites night action while San Francisco tops Chicago 8 1 and Los Angeles defeats Milwaukee 7 3. Other notes include Cincinnati at Philadelphia and Chicago at San Francisco with various pitchers and records, plus Kansas City at Cleveland and Washington at Baltimore in late season matchups.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Chicago
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Nottebart
Drysdale
Hunt
Ferrarese
Anderson
McCormick
Simmons
Gibbon
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Kansas City
Cleveland
Washington
New York
Minnesota
Boston
Detroit
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Coates
Lary
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Kralick
Conley
Walker
Fisher
Hobaugh
Donovan
Hawkins
L. Pet
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G.B
East Frederick Little League dominates Optimist in 15-3 win
East Frederick Little League All-Stars routed Optimist 15 to 3 on the winner's diamond for their second straight win. The prior game ended 8 to 7. East Frederick and Optimist combined for 18 runs, with Morgan and McHenry homeruns powering the offense as East Frederick set up two more games against Walkersville County Junior League teams in consecutive days.
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Little League All-Stars
Optimist Little League All-Stars
Walkersville County Junior League All-Stars
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Optimist Pt
E. Frederick
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McHenry
Renn
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Palmer
Whitmore
Barnard Sf
Bowins Cf
Garner
Wachter
Biggus Ri
Hall
Morgan IF
U Lydard
Ramsbura
Auman
Optimist
Frederick
E.frederick
Night baseball doubleheader results and homers across leagues
Pittsburgh split a pair with Philadelphia as Haddix and Mahaffey pitched. Burgess and Herrera homered for Pittsburgh and Philadelphia respectively. Sturdivant won for Pittsburgh in the nightcap with Dalrymple driving in the winning run. Detroit beat Chicago behind Bunning's pitching with Cash homering. Cincinnati toppled St Louis as Purkey and Purkey home runs led the way with Lynch and White adding scores. multiple pitchers listed for each side.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Haddix
Burgess
Mahaffey
Baldschun
Brown
Johnson
L—Mahaffey
Herrera
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Purkey
Edwards
Zimmerman
Broglio
McDaniel
Sawatski
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Pinson
Lynch
White
Boyer
Bellefonte Routs St Albans To Open Middle Atlantic Babe Ruth Play
Bellefonte Pa defeated St Albans W Va 6 3 in the opening game of the Middle Atlantic regional Babe Ruth League tournament at Portsmouth Va. Denny Leathers started for St Albans and was relieved after five walks. Charlie Dolan and Larry Connaway led Bellefonte with two hits apiece. John Hicks and Phil Annie started for Virginia teams with Annie taking the loss. Steve Meadows had two West Virginia hits.
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Portsmouth
Bellefonte
St. Albans
W. Va
Brockville
Ont
Canada
Clifton Forge
Charlie Dolan
Pennsylvanians
Billy Foresman
Dolan
Denny Leathers
Gary Kelloge
Phil Annie
John Hicks
Steve Meadows
West Virginia
Larry Connaway
Pennsylvania
Annie Hicks
Lerose Kellogg
Connaway
Brunswick Faces New York In Babe Ruth Regional Showdown
Brunswick aims for the World Series as the 2961 Babe Ruth League All-Stars meet New York at Portsmouth Va. Portside lefty Herm Willis may start for Brunswick with others like Reynolds and Thomas also available. Maryland seeks three more wins in the single elimination regional with Pennsylvanis West Virginia Virginia Canada New York Delaware New Jersey in the field. The 6:25 p.m. radio broadcast will carry the game.
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Brunswick
Maryland
New York
Portsmouth
Herm Willis
Ray Danner
Willis
McCurdy Field
Smithsboro
Westminster
Gary Reynolds
Tommy Thomas
Frank Sisk
Butch Dixon
Reynolds
Frederick
Brunswicks
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Virginia
Canada
Delaware
New Jersey
Yankees Top Angels in Ten Frames as Berra Homers
Tony Kubek led off with a double and Roger Maris singled to lift New York past Los Angeles 6-5 in 10 innings. Yogi Berra hit his 15th homer in the sixth that tied the game at four, as Hal Reniff and Luis Arroyo shut out the Angels late. Arroyo earned the win, Fowler took the loss, and the Yankees stretched their AL lead with a sixth consecutive victory.
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NEW York
Tony Kubek
Roger Maris
Los Angeles Angels
Yankees
Eli Grba
Art Fowler
Yanks
Elston Howard
New Yorts
Ané
Yogi Berra
Angels
Thevive
Yankee Stadium
Bill Stafford
Hal Reniff
Luis Arroyo
Arroyo
Hustlers Host U S Tonight at McCurdy Field
The Frederick VFW Hustlers, second in the Maryland State League, host Yellow Springs of the Tri-County League at McCurdy Field. Tonight’s first pitch is 8 30 p m. Yellow Springs has surprised the Tri Co and sits in second place. Bob Dawson likely starts for Frederick with Ted Marshall the probable hurler for Yellow Springs.
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Frederick
Hyattstown Wins First Jr. League Playoff Game
Hyattstown exploded for five runs in the home sixth to beat Myersville 8 to 7 at Staley Stadium. Audie Murphy belted a three run homer his second round tripper of the night, Wayne Anderson added an early homer, and Tom Bidle homered for Myersville. The series shifts to a second game at 6 15 p m with Hyattstown holding Western Division crown to Myersville Eastern Division champ.
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Hyattstown
Myersville
Staley Stadium
Audie Murphy
Wayne Anderson
Tom Bidle
Wiles
Bidlie
Rippeon
Anderson
Twins Rally Past Red Sox 6 5 Behind Pascual Masterclass
Camilo Pascual pitched a complete game for his ninth win, driving in two runs and yielding six hits as the Twins erased a four run deficit to beat Boston 6 5. Gary Geiger and Don Buddin homered for Boston while Harmon Killebrew notches the big cleator triple and Earl Battey adds two doubles for Minnesota.
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Boston
API
Minnesotta Twins
Camilo Pascual
Pascual
Twins
Gary Geiger
Don Buddin
Geiger
Buddin
Harmon
Bells
Earl Battey
Allison
Jim Lemon
Billy Martin
Bill Tuttle
Minnesota
Battey
Monhouquette
Muffet
Pagliaroni
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NAACP says Roanoke stadium segregated football game urged boycott
In Roanoke Virginia NAACP leader Rev R R Wilkerson urged 19 NFL players seven Colts and twelve Steelers to skip an exhibition game at Victory Stadium citing segregated seating. Colts GM Don Kellett and coach Weeb Ewbank weighing options while Steelers players discussed the telegrams. Deliberations continue as stadium segregation laws and breach of contract penalties loom.
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National Football League
NAACP
Baltimore Colts
Pittsburgh Steelers
R.R. Wilkerson
Victory Stadium
Wilkerson
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Westminster
Colts
Don Kellett
Lenny Moore
Joe
Jet Perry
Kellett
John Henry Johnson
Gene
Big Daddy) Lipscomb
John Nisby
Charley Seales
Roanoke Chamber of Commerce
U. MARYLAND SET AS NCAA CAGE PLAY SITE
NCAA Tournament Committee chose sites and dates for 1962 regional and national basketball tournaments. Eastern regional at Maryland College Park and Midwest regional at Brigham Young or Louisville, with Brigham Young, Provo Utah, and Louisville among picks. Finals to be held at Louisville. first rounds March 12 or 13 with sites to be set. Rustlers lose to Maryland Wildcats 5 at home.
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College Park
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Western
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Utah
Louisville
Indians Rally Past Senators on Passed Ball for 6-3 Win
Cleveland tops Washington 6-3 as Gene Green's passed ball with bases loaded in the sixth drives in the deciding run. Don Dillard and Tito Francona sparked the Indians with a bases loaded sequence, Chuck Essegian homered, and Mike Garcia allowed late runs to seal the victory. Washington's Hinton and Johnson homered for the Senators, while Wim Hawkins earned the win and Sisler took the loss.
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Senators
Chuck Hinton
Bud Zipfel
Marty Keough
Johnnie Termple
Hinton
Temple
John Romano
Wim Hawkins
Daniels
Garcia
Sisler
Daley
Letman
Locke
Ins
Romano
Ifasot
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Washington
Johnson
Escalan
Pro College Grid Game Needs a Real All Star Shakeup
Pro football’s annual Chicago All-Star game is a mismatch with college players often sidelined by pro prospects. The essay argues colleges split from the event as pros dominate, diminishing true competition and highlighting the growing college pro gap.
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Chicago
Don Brown
Houston
Baltimore
Collegians
Indians
Cavalry
Joe Beliino
U. S. Navy
Mt Lena Hosts Jamsvill e in Maryland Loop Clash
Mt Lena of the Washington Co League meets Jam svill here at McCurdy Field Thursday at 8 30 p m Former local Dick Mercer backs Mt Lena while Don Neel and Jim Case prepare to headline Jam sville Manager Bob Marendt asks players at McCurdy Field by 7 p m for practice Mercer, a former Little League and Babe Ruth All star in Frederick, was signed by the Orioles earlier this year but released after arm soreness
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Mt. Lena
McCurdy Field
Dick 'Bobo
Mercer
Amsville
Frederick
Baltimore Orioles
Don Neel
Jim Case
Sjamsville
Bob Marendt
Orioles and A's split as Barber stars in shutout and late rally
Baltimore and Kansas City split a doubleheader with the Orioles taking the opener 7-0 behind Steve Barber's three-hitter and a 6-5 nightcap where Haywood Sullivan hit a three-run homer with two out in the ninth. Brandt and Gentile homered for Baltimore, while Siebern and Sullivan supplied KC power.
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Haywood Sullivan
Kansas City Athletics
Baltimore Orioles
Steve Barber
Orioles
Kansas City
A's
Hoyt Wilhelm
Hal Brown
Sullivan
Jerry Lumpe
Jackie Brandt
Jim Gentile
Norm Siebern
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Ron Hansen
Barber
Brandt
Hank Foiles
Bob Shaw
Joe Nuxhall
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Snyder
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Siebern
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Herzog
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Foiles
DalGreco
Adair
Shaw
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aWalker
Toto
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S—Brandt
Nuxhall
FT Krausse
Balk—Nuxhall
U—Chulak
Smith
Soare McKinley
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