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Maryland officials push to relocate part of Catoctin Hallow Road to clear space for an impounding dam and reservoir at Cunningham Falls State Park. The plan faces legal and procedural hurdles including required engineering plans, potential injunctions, a Water Resources permit, and public hearings amid past reluctance to discuss the project publicly.
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Maryland
Department of Forests and Parks
Frederick County
Catoctin Hallow
William Houck
Cunningham Falls
Spencer Elliis
Forests and Parks
Mr. Houck
General Assembly
Baltimore
Lloyd M. Gerber
Gerber
State Finance Committee
Ellis
Houck
Department of Water Resources
Water Resources
East Frederick
Ways and Means Committee
Dam funding and road bids swirl in Maryland debate
In Chestertown readers learn how Eliss's plea for dam funds on Hunting Creek faces secrecy and procedural steps, with Forests and Parks plans, permit needs, and a push to involve Frederick County Commissioners. The column labels bids, shenanigans, and taxpayer costs as a warning about a "gift horse" road project.
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House of Delegates
Ellis
Hunting Creek
Houck
General Assembly
Frederick County
Catoctin Hollow
Gerber
Andrew Huebeck
Department of Forest and Parks
Baseball Twin Night Packed Schedule With Interleague Matchups
Major League lines list several games featuring Lindblad and Peery, J Miller and Drabowsky, Richert Moore, Monbouquette, Brandon, Brunets, John, Bell and Downing. Matchups include Kansas City at Minnesota, Baltimore at Washington, Detroit at Boston, California at Chicago, and Cleveland at New York with noted rotations and records.
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Kansas City
Lindblad
Minnesota
Peery
Baltimore
J. Miller
Drabowsky
Washington
Richert
Moore
Detroit
Monbouquette
Boston
Brandon
California
Brunets
Chicago
John
Cleveland
Bell
New York
Downing
Hig
U Ainesota
National League baseball results and schedule notes
National League games include Chicago 9 Houston 8 in 11 innings with a suspended second game after a curfew. Pittsburgh 7 New York 5. St Louis and Philadelphia had only scheduled games. Matchups list Veale at Cincinnati, Buhl at Atlanta, Holtzman at Los Angeles, Cuellar at San Francisco, Fisher at St Louis.
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Chicago
Houston
Pittsburgh
New York
St Louis
Philadelphia
Veale
Cincinnati
Ellis
Buhl
Atlanta
Cloninger
Holtzman
Los Angeles
Sutton
Cuellar
San Francisco
Marichal
Fisher
St. Louis
Washburn
W. L. Pet. G.B. Pittsburgh
San Fran
Philadel
St Lows
NL crowds rise past ten million early in season
The National League reported attendance for 10 clubs through last Sunday up 1,196,439 from 1965. The league surpassed the 10 million paid attendance mark on Aug. 5, the earliest date reached in history. Total paid attendance reached 10,364,895.
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Cincinnati
National League
Nine golfers share first round lead at Thunderbird Classic
In Clifton New Jersey nine players tied for the lead after a 69 at the Thunderbird Classic first round. Notables include Bruce Devin Bruce Crampton George Knudson Gary Player Tom Weiskopf Rod Funseth Dudley Wysong Maso Rudolph Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Bill Casper Phil Rogers and Vince Sullivan.
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Bruce Crampton
Canada
George Knudson
South Africa
Gary Player
Tommy Bolt
Upper Montclar County Club
Tom Weiskopf
Rod Funseth
Dudley Wysong
Maso. Rudolph
Twins win on Killebrew hit seals Angels defeat
Harmon Killebrew delivered a two out single in the ninth to drive in pinch runner Bob Allison and lift the Minnesota Twins past the California Angels 4 3. Don Mincher opened the ninth with a single, Versalles sacrificed, and Killebrew's hit scored the winning run as Minnesota broke a 3 3 tie.
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Chestertown
Phil Ranneberger
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Post
Essex
American Legion
Cheverly
Dewey Lowman
Arbutus
Ranneberger
Turner
Larry Lathrop
Lathrop
Denny Oram
Terry Boyer
Jim Bachtell
Boyer
Dewey-Lowman
Tom Jones
Chevery
Anaheim
Harmon Killebrew
Bob Allison
Minnesota Twins
California Angels
Don Mincher
Allison
Zoilo Versalles
Cesar Tovar
Killebrew
Twins
Ted Uhlaender
Jim Kaat
Versalles
Oilers Practice at Baker Park for Saturday Evening
Oilers Practice Economy Oil of the City Soft Ball League will hold a session Saturday at 6 30 pm at Baker Park. All players are asked to arrive on time.
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Economy Oil
Baker Park
Par Falls At Turf Valley As Touring Gals Tune-Up
In Ellicott City Maryland touring women posted subpar scores in a pro-am tune-up for the Lady Carling Open at Turf Valley. Led by Cynthia Sullivan the fourball posted 57 as others followed with 58 and 62 while the course was shortened to 6 095 yards with a 71 par setting ahead of the main event.
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Turf Valley
Ellicott City
Turf Valley Country Club
Cynthia Sullivan
Florence
S.C
Miss Sullivan
Bob Maisel
Morning Sun
Pete Ditzel
Bob Story
Kathy Whitworth
San Antonio, Tex
Ed Pickett
Bill Casale
Weal
Carol Mann
Registration Open for Frederick Midget Football League
Registration for the Frederick Midget Football League opens August 15 at 6 p.m. at the Boat House near Culver Lake and repeats August 17 19 and 20. Eligible players are boys aged 9 to 13 with a 125 pound weight limit. All returning players must register. Teams will be chosen August 20 with the season starting September 11.
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Frederick
Aung
Culler Lake
Mota Becomes Pirates Hidden Pennant Weapon
Manny Mota delivers patient hitting for the Pittsburgh Pirates in the pennant chase. The Dominican slugger posts a .357 clip while teammates like Matty Alou lead NL batting, as Mota emphasizes waiting for good pitches and teamwork with Roberto Clemente who mentors him and offers corrections.
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Mota
Pittsburgh
Manny Mota
Santo Domingo
Matty Alou
Roberto Clemente
Clemente
Ex Tribe Boss Ellis Ryan Dies in Florida
Ellis W. Ryan 62, former Cleveland Indians president, died Thursday in Fort Lauderdale where he had lived the last three years. He also served as a Cleveland Browns vice president and once owned the Cleveland Barons hockey team.
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Tribe
Cleveland
Ellis W. Ryan
Cleveland Indians
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Ryan
Cleveland Browns
Cleveland Barons
Clay Terrell bout possible in New York fight talks
WBA heavyweight champ Eric Terrell was cleared to fight in New York by the State Athletic Commission, amid talk of a possible title bout with Muhammad Ali. Madison Square Garden officials voiced interest, but Clay has other commitments. Terrell’s license reversal followed an earlier January denial linked to his management ties.
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New York
Eric Terrell
World Boxing Association
Cassius Clas
Clay
Chicago
Terrell
State Athletic Commission
George A. Hamid Jr
Hamid
New
Miami Dolphins
Steel Pier
Atlantic City
Harry Markson
Madison Square Garden
Clay-Terrell
Brian London
Karl Mildenberger
Frankfurt
Bernie Glickman II
WBA
Iliots Commission
Northwestern’s Holcomb leaves for Chicago soccer venture
Northwestern athletic director Stu Holcomb resigns to join Chicago White Sox owner Art Allyn as general manager of the Chicago Mustangs soccer team. They target a global TV market via satellite, eyeing the 1968 NASL launch and expansion, with other cities seeking franchises.
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Chicago
Stu Holcomb
Northwestern University
Chicago White Sox
Art Allyn
Holcomb
Northwestern
Allyn
Chicago Mustangs
Europe
South America
New York
Boston
Washington
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Vancouver
Toronto
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