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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1960
Page
6
Maryland hunters face a September to October migratory bird season with a daily bag of 12 doves and sunrise to sunset hunting hours. Rails and gallinules run September to October 20 with a two bird daily limit for Soras, plus woodcock and duck prospects discussed by Remington Arms’ Joe Lynduska.
An AAU official said analyzes show the pill found at Brennman pools during the U S Olympic trials was a vitamin iron supplement available over the counter. Coach who found it supplied the pill. the AAU will decide any further action.
Chicago AP reports coach Otto Graham hopes his quiet College All Stars can explode against the Baltimore Colts Friday in Chicago. Colts, 18 point favorites, seek a sixth win in the charity series as ABC telecasts at 9 p.m. EST.
Harmon Killebrew hits a two run homer in the 12th inning to lift the Washington Senators over the Kansas City Athletics 3-1 in the first game of a doubleheader. Lee homered for Washington and Kucks took the loss. Siebern homered for Kansas City.
Hyattstown and New Market clinch finals in the county junior league after Braddock errors aid Hyattstown. Kehne goes 3 for 4 with a double a triple and a homer as New Market defeats Yellow Springs 8 to 9. Thurmont to face Emmitsburg next, game at 6 p.m.
Chuck Estrada pitched through heavy rain to a 3-0 victory over Detroit, while Brooks Robinson homered for Baltimore. Estrada improved to 12-6 with four singles allowed over eight innings as the Orioles won their fourth in a row.
New York Yankees beat Chicago 7-4 after eight innings as rain halted play. The Yankees, aided by miscues at catcher and infield, take a game and a half lead over Chicago and Baltimore. Errors by Ginsberg, Sievers, and Fox helped fuel the decisive eighth inning rally.
Stan Musial and Curt Flood paced St. Louis to a 5 4 victory in the first game as the Cardinals win 5 4 over Philadelphia. The nightcap saw St Louis win 6 0 with Boyer hitting his 24th homer. Ed Simmons earned the win in relief.
Hypnosis may aid some athletes occasionally but is risky if misused says Dr. Harold Rosen of the AMA. Reports of improved performance exist, yet benefits are not consistent and can cause psychiatric issues if applied to normal problems.
Baseball scores and standings from major leagues with results including Washington Kansas City New York Chicago Baltimore Detroit and Cleveland. A benefit dance for Mt Airy baseball team of the Maryland State League is announced for Saturday night.
Midget football registration opens Saturday August 13 at Baker Park near the swimming pool. Eligible players must be under 14 by September 1 and weigh 80 to 130 pounds. Five teams compete this year including a new 14 year old entry in the Baltimore Optimist League with Colts Redskins Giants and Lions in Pennsylvania League divisions.
Ted Williams of the Red Sox hit his 311th career homer to tie Mel Ott for third place all time. Wilmer Mizell of the Pirates won his fourth straight complete game in a 7-1 victory over the Cubs. In boxing action, Ricardo Gonzalez and Boots Monroe registered knockouts in Los Angeles, and Frankie Ramirez delivered a knockout in Stockton.
AP era leaders by league show Willie Mays and Hank Aaron atop National League hitting charts with 256 plus at bats and 30 home runs each, while Frank Robinson and Norm Siebern pace American League bats. Pitching leaders include Whitey Ford like figures and staff records across teams, with striking, wins and ERA tallies noted.
R. Paul Huggins aged 68, a Gulf Oil Corp vice president from 1952 until retirement, died Tuesday in Houston Texas. He held a prominent role in the company during his career and his death marks the end of an era for the petroleum firm.
National League President War ren C Giles declines to alter the $500 fine and five day suspension on Billy Martin of the Cincinnati Reds for slugging Jim Brewer of the Chicago Cubs. A hearing attended by Gabe Paul and Robert Cannon followed. Martin will pay the fine and not appeal. Brewer remains hospitalized and is expected to miss at least two months.
Ted Williams blasted his 19th homer of the season for Boston as Cleveland edged the Red Sox 6 3 in the first game of a three game set. Tito Francona and Vic Power delivered two run shots for Cleveland while Jim Perry earned his 14th win. Monbouquette struggled for Boston, fading after seven innings.
Ijamsville to host Middletown in a Tri County League night game at McCurdy Field. Middletown targets revenge after grabbing Ijamsville in a prior matchup as 6 p.m. start draws a big crowd with Neel slated for the State League and Dick Forest for Middletown.
Pittsburgh pitcher Wilmer Mizell and the Pirates defeated the Chicago Cubs 7-1 for their sixth straight win. Mizell allowed five hits in a complete game with solid defense aided by three double plays and two catches by Bill Virdon. Al Heii doubled and Ron Santo singled to spoil Mizell's bid for a third straight shutout in the fifth. Moe LaBowski took the loss for the Cubs.
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