New Youth Fishing Outfit Lets Kids Cast Easy
An easy to use rod reel combo from Zenco Hee with Model 101 integrates rod and reel into one light unit. It weighs ounces, casts lures well, and features a simple two button rear reel release for young anglers. A foolproof reel design minimizes part loss and suits bait casting. Also notes carp dough recipe using corn meal flour and water for dough baits with sugar and vanilla.
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Bugs Cross
Lander
Baseball standings and upcoming games across American and National Leagues
American League standings show New York at 61 42 and Baltimore at 65 58 with recent results including Baltimore beating Detroit 6 1 and Boston defeating Cleveland 5 2. Today’s schedule includes Kansas City at Chicago and Washington at New York among others. National League leaders Pittsburgh 65 13 6 13 and St Louis 62 46 3 5 74 with San Francisco 52 52 .300. Upcoming games feature Chicago at Philadelphia and Los Angeles at Cincinnati with pitchers listed.
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Cleveland
Washington
Dewoir
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Detroit
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Shaw
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Ramos
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Barber
National
Roberts
St. Louis
Gibson
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Witt
San Francisco
Marichal
Sanford
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Los Angeles
Drysdale
Cincinnati
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Late Results in Baseball and Minor Leagues
Box scores show Los Angeles win 37 23 over Cincinnati 23 with Koufax and Roseboro keying the victory. San Francisco routs Milwaukee 14 1 as O Dell wins. International League reports Buffalo 4 Richmond 3 Rochester 9 Columbus 6, Miami 6, Toronto 6 Jersey City 6 Montreal 4 in a run of results.
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Koufax
Roseboro
Maloney and Bailey
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Buffalo
Richmond
Rochester
Columbus
Miami
Toronto
Jersey City
Montreal
Musial homer lifts Cardinals past Pirates in 12 innings
Stan Musial belted a two run shot in the 12th inning as the St. Louis Cardinals defeat the Pittsburgh Pirates 3 to 2 in the opener of a crucial five game series. Broglio improved to 14 5 while Friend fell to 12 9. Musial added two doubles and scored on Bill White's single.
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Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ernie Broglio
Pirates
Bob Friend
Musial
Bill White
Cards
Bill Virdon
Rocky Nelson
Dick Stuart
Broglie
Dick Groat
Friend
St. Louis
Pitt
Ohi
Sawatski
Smith
Friends
Burgess
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Robinson Proposes Jackie Robinson as Giants Manager
Columnist Charles R. McCabe urged San Francisco owner Horace Stoneham to hire Jackie Robinson as the Giants first Negro manager in 1961. The piece notes Robinson’s historic big league start in 1947 and discusses internal club tensions linked to players of color. A Giants spokesman had no comment.
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San Francisco
Charles R. McCabe
Horace Stoneham
San Francisco Giants
Jackie Robinson
Branch Rickey
Mon‘treal
Giant
McCabe
Giants
Tom Sheehan
Bill Rigner
Sheehan
Robinson
Golf Play Opens Saturday for Club Championship Tourney
The thirty third annual Club Championship golf tournament starts Saturday at VEA Country Club. Rounds run August 27 with match play on September 3 and the final on October 2. Weinberg is seeded first as defending champion with four wins in the last five years.
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Begi
Weinberg
David S. Weinberg
Catoctin
V.F.W. County Club
James H. Grove Jr
Alvin G. Quinn
Grove
George C. Parkhurst
Carl W Snook
Snook
Colts Stars To Battle All-Stars At Soldier Field
The 27th Chicago Tribune sponsored College All-Stars meet the favored Baltimore Colts at Soldier Field. Johnny Unitas leads the pro side while Don Meredith George Izo and Pete Hall headline the college attack. The Colts seek a decisive win to cap a championship run. broadcast on ABC at 9 pm EST.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Soldier Field
Baltimore Colts
Chicago Tribune Chanies, Inc
ABC
Colts
Johnny Unitas
Don Meredith
Southern Methodist
George Izo
Notre Dame
Pete Hall
Marquette
Preakness Before Derby Advised by New York Expert
A New York consultant suggested moving the Preakness to precede the Kentucky Derby to boost field sizes and cooperation with the Kentucky Racing Commission. He cited split seasons and competing meets at Pimlico and Laurel as dampers to racing quality and acknowledged Bowie’s limited competition from other states.
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New York
Pimucco
Marsland Racing
Kentucky Racing Commission
Robert J. Clark
Clark
Pimlico
Laurel
Bevland
Ciars
Bowie
Pimlice
Wellington
Unitas Almost Tackled by Blood Poison
Baltimore quarterback John Unitas recovered from a severe blood poisoning infection that threatened his career. Dr. Brain Mayer said the cellulitis could have caused permanent nerve damage if not spotted in time. Unitas had nose swelling and was treated with antibiotics before being cleared to play.
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Baltimore NewsPost
John Unitas
Baltimore Colts
Brain Mayer
Colt
Unitas
Mayer
Maver
News-Post
Weeb Eubank
Umitas
Westminster
Impra
Colts
Chicago
Meyer
Aussies Breeze to Semifinals in Net Tourney
Third seed Bob Mark of Australia was upset while Rod Laver and Bob Hewitt reached the quarterfinals of the Eastern Grass Court Tennis Championships in South Orange New Jersey. Donald Dell of Bethesda Maryland and five other Americans advanced as Ron Holmberg and Hewitt prepared for a semifinal clash.
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South Orange
Bob Mark
Australia
Rod Laver
Bob Hewitt
Donald Dell
Bethesda
Mark
U.S
Ron Holmberg
Brooklyn
Orioles Power Past Tigers In Six to Open Series Sweep
Baltimore slugged four homers to beat Detroit 6-1 and pull within one game of the pace setting Yankees. Dave Nicholson hit his fifth homer with two aboard, Walt Dropo added his third, Ron Hansen his 13th, and Jim Gentile belted his sixth as Jack Fisher earned his eighth win. The Orioles have won six straight, 11 of 12, and sit 17 games over .500. Detroit used four pitchers, Don Mossi took the loss.
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Orioles
Dave Nicholson
Walt Dropo
Ron Hansen i
Jim
Detroit
Don Mossi
Baltimore
Senators Stop Athletics 5-4 in Ninth Inning Rally
Washington reliever Ray Moore shut down Kansas City's ninth inning comeback as the Senators edge the Athletics 5 to 4. Harmon Killebrew slugged two homers and drove in four, reaching 1017 for his career. Truman Clevenger earned the win. Ray Herbert took the loss.
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Ray Moore
Washington Senators
Athletics
Harmon Killebrew
Washington
Truman Clevenger
Hal Woodeshick
Ray Herbert
Dick Williams
Cookie Lavagetto
Woodeshick
Moore
Pete Daley
Williams
Ken Hamum
Daley
Whitey Herzog
Bill Tuttie
Jerry Lumpe
Clevenger
Naragon
Herbert
K. Johnson
Kravitz
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L—Herbert
Kiliebrew
Red Sox Tame Indians 5-2 in Mansfield Park Victory
Boston rout notches 5-2 win over Cleveland as Rip Repulski drives in two with a homer and a double. Mike Fornieles preserves the victory after Ike Delock, with Don Buddin driving in runs, stake the Sox to a lead. Indians’ Jim Piersall homers, Harshman exits early, Newcombe finishes for Cleveland.
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Mike Fornieles
Ike Delock
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Fornieles
Delock
Harvey Buenn
Vic Power
Rip Repulski
Red Sox
Don Buddin
Jim Prersall
Indians
Bellamy Impresses as Big Bell Shines in Olympic Exhibition
West Virginia fans saw a standout performance by Indiana junior Bellamy known as the "Big Bell" during a 91-69 Olympic exhibition win over the Cleveland Pipers. Oscar Robertson led all scorers with 26 points while Bellamy added 18 points and six rebounds in 21 minutes, drawing praise for his size and athleticism.
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Oscar
Big Walter
Oscar Robertson
Seere West
Jerry Lucas
Wait Bellamy
Indiana
Bellamy
Mountaineer Fieldhouse
Cleveland Pipers
Ito
Belams
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Lloyd Sharrar
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