Beavers Live-Trap Fiasco Stuns Garrett County
Two Maryland trappers volunteer to relocate troublesome beavers from Garrett County for the state conservation department. After using a live trap, a beaver escapes and leads a muddy chase along a drainage ditch, with one trapper splashed and laughing as the animal is recaptured and caged for transport to a new home. Pete Askins and Don Lawson witnessed the events.
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Pete Askins
Don Lawson
Midget League Final Registration Set at Culler Lake
Midget Football League of Frederick schedules final registration today from 6 to 7 p.m. at the boathouse on Culler Lake, coach George May says. Fee is 2 dollars for all boys, including returning players, with eligibility for those nine before Sept 14 and not yet 14th birthday, weighing 125 pounds or less. Roseboro Released by Washington Senators in unconditional release request, Waivers asked for catcher John Roseboro.
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Senators Purchase Goossen From Portland Brewers Farm
Washington Senators acquire 24 year old first baseman Greg Goossen from the Portland farm club of Milwaukee. He hit .391 with 20 homers for Portland and previously batted .309 for Seattle in 1969. Manager Ted Williams said Roseboro could become a Senators coach if not picked up.
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Roseboro
Bosman Tosses One-Hitter As Senators Top Twins 1-0
Washington right-hander Dick Bosman threw a one-hitter, allowed only a leadoff bunt single by Cesar Tovar, and the Senators edged the Minnesota Twins 1-0. Bosman improved to 12-8, struck out seven, and faced 28 batters, with Jim Kaat taking the loss.
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Baseball standings and games schedule from today's league slate
FESASTANDINGS shows California 3 Baltimore 2 and other results. Today’s games include Baltimore at Oakland, Detroit at California, Cleveland at Milwaukee, Chicago at Washington, Kansas City at New York, Minnesota at Boston. Amvets beat Corning 5-0 to clinch second half title. Multiple twi-night games listed including San Diego at Pittsburgh and New York at Atlanta.
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Sam McDowell throws three hitter as Indians edge A's 4 3
Oakland stumbles as Sam McDowell wins his 17th decision of the season scattering three unearned runs in the third before Cleveland holds on for a 4-3 win over Oakland. McDowell fanned nine in a complete effort as Minnesota leads the West by five games. Astros rally past Phillies 4-3 with Jesus Alou delivering a two run single in the eighth.
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Frederick County children to compete in Special Olympics in Chicago
Six Frederick County youths qualified by winning Maryland Special Olympics medals to represent the county at the International Special Olympics in Chicago at Soldier Field today and Saturday. Participants include Mary Alice Schroyer Thorn Pratt Robert Bowen Bonnie Williams John Crouse and Jeanette Rippean with coaches hopeful for medals and noting strong prior performances.
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