AMVETS Fishing Party draws near thousand youngsters at Frederick Culler Lake
A 1000 youngsters joined the AMVETS annual fishing party at Fredericks Culler Lake. Winners include Carroll Lynn Sanders age 11 for biggest stringer and Billy Roessler Jr three year old honored as Huck Finn. Prizes donated by local merchants. events included turtle race casting contests and a picnic supper.
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Carol Lynn “Sanders
Roseavent Avenue
Dis
Huck Finn
Billy Roessler
West College Terrace
Dean Stickeil
Rockwell Terrace
Harriett
Rachel Baker
Michael
Wayne Brachey
Frederick
Commission
Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association
James Marrone
Themvets Committee
Donald B. Rice
Elmer F. Munshower
Culler Lake
Monoracy
Amvets
Camp Erie
Barbara Fritchie
Sea Biscuit
Pangborn Casting Club
Hagerstown
Vernon M Miller
Bentz
Alton Y. Bennett
P L. Hargett Co
Seeger and Co. Hollander's
Dorsey F. Shipley
Community Hardware
Delpheus
Paul Boone
Sherman Avenue
Ralph Shank
Wisner Street
Tinker Fogle
West Fifth Street
Carroll Lynn Sanden
Rosemont Avenue
Lewis Hammond
South Market Street
Robert Eyler
Turtle Derby Winners and Runners Up in Froéerieh Fair
The News of Froéerieh Maryland lists winning ticket holders and top finishers in a Turtle Derby event. Names include Randy Krantz Eddie Free Tommy Moss and many others with street addresses in Frederick area such as 215 South Market Street 112 West Fourteenth Street and 420 Sherman Avenue. The article also notes participants across multiple local streets and avenues and cites August 16 1960 as the event date.
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the News
Froéerieh
Rt. 5
Frederick
Ray Dietz
South Market Street
Randy Krantz
Jetterson Street
Eddie Free
Rocky Springs
Tommy Moss
West Fourteenth Street
Joseph Weddle
East Seventh Street
Thomas Darkis
Dill Avenue
Charles Winpigler
B & O Avenue
West
South Street
Jackie Derr
Magnolia Avenue
David Glass
Taney
Ernest Taverner
Grant Street
Wilbur Main
West College Terrace
Bob Lewis
Wilson Place
Billy Kneal
Center Street
Jesse Smith
North Bentz Street
Local Derby Entrant Off For Akron Races
Frederick sponsors send Joseph P Turner and George B Delaplaine Jr to Akron for the National Soap Box Derby. Turner, a Key Chevrolet sales manager, and Delaplaine will travel by train with local supporters to Derby Downs for the Sunday event at 2 PM.
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Akron
Ohio
Kemptown
Washington
Frederick
Joseph P. Turner
Chevrolet
John R Cheatham
Turner
George B Delaplaine, Jr
News-Post
Derby Downs
Basil Day
Kessel W. Day
John W. Umberger
Monrovia
Paul A Zimmerman
Bubble-Gum League Baseball Exhibition Planned for Frederick
Frederick civic groups back Little League like efforts as Hub City leagues from Hagerstown prepare to send 8 to 12 year old players for a Wednesday 6:30 p m exhibition at Staley Park. Commit teeman Jim Grove leads plan with E M Kemp of Hagerstown Little League saying the event aims to spark support for a Frederick Little Baseball League.
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North End Civic Association
Frederick
Hagerstown
Staley Park
Jim Grove
E. M. Kemp
Kemp
Grove
Hub City
Raschi Comes Close To A Perfect Game For Yankees
Vic Raschi matched a rare feat by holding the Red Sox to six and two thirds innings before Billy Goodman beat out a infield hit. Raschi earned his 14th win as the Yankees edged Boston 2-1. Al Zarilla homered for the Sox. Don DiMaggio added a ninth inning hit. Also, Detroit beat Chicago 5-3 as Fred Hutchinson notched his 13th victory. The Phillies edged Brooklyn 5-4 to extend their N L lead. the Braves beat the Giants 3-2, ending New York’s eight-game streak. Other results included the A’s 7-8 win over Washington in eleven innings and the Browns’ 10-8 victory over the Indians.
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New York
Vic Raschi
New York Yankees
Raschi
Boston Red Sox
Billy Goodman
al Zarilla
Don DiMaggio
Charley Robertson
Robertson
Chicago
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Vic Wertz
George Kell
Fred Hutchinson
Tigers
Philadelphia Whiz Kids
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
Braves
Jihe
New York Giants
Polo Grounders
Mike Goliat
Willie Jones
Bob Chipman
Giants
Chipman
Jim Hearn
Ed Stanky
Whitey Lockman
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Joe Tipton
Sam Chapman
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington
Ken Wood
St. Louis Browns
Theleveland Indians
Larry Doby
Indians
Boston
Hearn
Kosto
Westrum
Crandall
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Meyer
Konstanty
Seminick
Palica
Campanella
Results Yesterday and Today From Major League Matchups
Yesterday results list Philadelphia defeat Brooklyn Boston 3 to 5 New York 2 over St Louis Pittsburgh Rain affected Chicago Cincinnati. Today Brooklyn visits Boston New York plays Philadelphia Chicago hosts Pittsburgh Night game scheduled with other clubs not on slate.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
Tittsburgh
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
Lusty Song Wins Hambletonian Stakes in Straight Heats
Lusty Song, two year old champion last year, wins the silver anniversary Hambletonian at Good Time Park Goshen N Y in straight heats over a strong field of three year olds. Del Miller drives the Volomite Scotch Song colt to the winner share of 40537 dollars from a 75208 dollar purse as 16942 fans watch Star's Pride and Florican set the pace.
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Goshen
Lusty Song
Bill Cane
Star's Pride
Florican
Lusty Long
del Miller
Meadow Lands
E. Roland Harriman
Lawrence B. Sheppard
Hanover
Lord Steward
Stars Pride
Harriman
E T. Gerry
New York
Locke Downs Mangrum In US Open Style Playoff
Bobby Locke defeated Lloyd Mangrum by four strokes 60-73 in a playoff to win $3,500 and the Tom O'Shanter All-American title in Chicago. It marked Locke's first return to U S fairways in over a year. Mangrum earned $1,750 for second. 12,000 spectators watched under a broiling sun as Locke secured victory on the 14th hole.
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Chicago
Aug
Bobby Locke
Lloyd Mangrum
Tom O'Shanter
U. S. Fairways
United States
Johannesburg
South Africa
George S. May
Mangrum
Tam
Locke
Lloyd
Frederick Odd Sox best Sears in lower Baker Park tilt
In a tight Municipal League game the Frederick Odd Sox beat Sears 3 to 2 despite a first inning deficit. Bob Whitmore defeated Wiles in a pitching duel allowing 2 runs on 3 hits for Whitmore while Wiles gave up 3 runs on 5 safeties. The Hose travel to Mountaindale for a single game Thursday.
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SOK
SEARS
Frederick Odd Sox
Baker Park
Bob Whitmore
Wiles
Whitmore
Bob
Hose
Mountaindale
VFW Grid Practice To Be Held Today
Rain or shine the Veterans of Foreign Wars football squad holds its regular practice this evening at McCurdy Field. A 22-man turnout from Tuesday included newcomers Pete Haugh and Buzz Wagner, former stars of last year’s F H B squad now semipro. Greene seeks husky linemen and will scout Brunswick soon. Prospective players in Frederick can write or call Charles W. Greene, West Seventh Street.
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McCurdy Field
Mar
Charley Greene
Pete Haugh
Buzz Wagner
F. H
Greene
VFW
Brunswick
Charles VY. Greene
West Seventh Street
Frederick
Cleancut Victory Scored By Robinson
Sugar Ray Robinson retained his world welterweight title with a 15 round decision over Charley Fusari before a crowd of more than 30,000 in Roosevelt Stadium. Robinson weighed 147 pounds to Fusari’s 145, and gave his purse to the Damon Runyon fund. The AP scorecard had Robinson winning 14 rounds to 1 with one even round.
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Jersey City
N. J
Sugar Ray Robinson
Charley Fusari
Roosevelt Stadium
Robinson
Fusari
Damon Runyon
Associated Press
Robinson Dominates Fusari in Lopsided Title Bout
Referee Paul Cavalier scored 14 rounds for Robinson against a standout Fusari, who fought to keep pace in the championship clash. The challenger pressed early but could not overturn the long-standing champion as the bout wore on.
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Becth
Paul Cavalier
Robinson
Fusari
Court News and Draft Bill Featured in Briefs
Equity court notices include Mary H. Droneburg and P Droneburg seeking absolute divorce. Property transfers list Meredith M. Barger and Themes M Bennett and others in county deeds. A Senate bill by Senator Gurney proposes drafting doctors dentists and specialists up to age 45. Nunamiut Eskimos population data notes fewer than forty remain in northern Alaska.
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Mary H. Droneburg
P. Droneburg
Satna
Meredith M. Barger
M. Bennett
Thomas M. Bennett
Harry B. Kanode
Marion T. Hoffman
Comety
Dora H. Shry
Roede Commission
Vie Hodge
Ie Lodge
Reed's Mill
Washington
Senate
Gurney
R-Sd
Senate Armed Services Committee
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Thurmont, MD
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Hutchinson
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Scarborough
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Moss
R. H. E. Cleveland
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Rozek
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Murray
Hegan
Starr
Dorish
Lusty Son
Yes Kids
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Clock Radio
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