Unusual 21-Inch Bass Caught By Father and Son Duo
Mark Swope and his father Irv hauled in a 21 inch bass weighing 1 pound 14 ounces. The fish showed signs of old age and was likely dying, with a game commission official taking scale samples to determine its age. Rumors of a larger catch near Brunswick and a five pound bass near Sandy Hook circulated, but no names were confirmed. The article also covers Maryland duck season dates and bag limits, noting the lowest limits in memory due to drought and wildlife concerns.
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Albert M. Powell
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
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Brunswick
Sandy Hook
United States
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Heart of Maryland League game lights up local scoreboard
Liberty hosts Taylorstown at McCurdy Field to decide second place in Heart of Maryland League as playoffs approach. Butterfly Lane All Stars sweep Fengaville All Stars 14 7 in three games aided by Wayne Shankle and Bobby Mattox homers.
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McCurdy Field
Heart of Maryland
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Fengaville
King
Eddie Feigner
Frederick
Frederick Tenpin Team Ninth In N J Tournament
A Frederick tenpin bowling team finished ninth in the Bowling Proprietors Association of America regional tournament at Fairlawn New Jersey on July 16. Bob Pennington Neal Cochran Don Shattenburg Dave Bell and Andy Rhoderick as the Young Men's Shop team from the Classic League at Terrace Lanes earned 275 dollars for their effort. The regional included teams from New York New Jersey Delaware and Puerto Rico.
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Bowling Proprietors Association of American
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New Jersey
Bob Pennington
Neal Cochran
Don Shattenburg
Dave Bell
Andy Rhoderick
Terrace Lanes
New York
Delaware
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Richards May Take Houston's GM Post
Baltimore Orioles chair man Joseph A. W. Iglehart said Paul Richards has been approached about the Houston general manager post for next year. Richards indicated he would consider conditions and may accept if met, while not intending to manage elsewhere.
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Gabe Paul
Cleveland Indians
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Iron Horse Mile to Debut at Shenandoah Downs
Alerted the famed racehorse nicknamed Iron Horse will be honored at Shenandoah Downs on September 22 with the first Iron Horse Mile. The son of Bull Lea earned $440 485 from 104 starts and now stands at Glade Valley Farm Walkersville He will be pointed to the right track for the first running a $3 000 purse for three year olds and up.
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Iron Horse
Shenandoah Downs
Bob Leavitt
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Glade Valley Farm
Walkersville
Stymie
Alerted
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Stout
Hampton Stable
Jensen Delivers 16th Inning Homer Beats Nats In Boston
Jackie Jensen homered twice, including a two run blast in the 16th, to lift Boston past Washington 5 4 in extra innings. Jensen earlier tied the game with a sixth inning two run shot and will ride a train to Kansas City after opting not to fly to Los Angeles. King hit a two run shot for Washington. For the Red Sox, Burnside took the loss. King joined the scoring with his ninth homer for the Nationals.
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Jensen
Pete Burnside
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Pete Runnels
Jim King
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Eagles Big Test Against Detroit
Philadelphia and Detroit meet in Detroit's Tiger Stadium in a high profile exhibition test. Nick Skorich seeks proof the Eagles can solve Detroit's defense and fill the Van Brocklin gap with rookie quarterback King Hill set to start. The Browns visit the Rams in another NFL game while AFL schedules feature Dallas Texans Denver and others.
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Associated Press
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Nick Skorich
Detroit Lions
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Norm van Brocklin
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Eagles
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Art Wall Leads After First Round at American Golf Classic
Art Wall Jr. shot a three under par 67 to take the first round lead at the American Golf Classic held at Firestone Country Club. Bob Goalby, Frank Boynton, and Billy Maxwell tied for second after Goalby bogeyed the 17th and missed a 12-foot birdie on 18. Arnold Palmer and others posted 70s as play continues Friday with a 90-score cutoff and a weekend pursuit of $9,000.
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Joe Mooshil
Associated Press
Akron, Ohio
Art Wall Jr
Bob Goalby
Vail
Firestone Country Club
Goalby
Frank Boynton
Billy Maxwell
Ted Kroll
Huston LeClair Jr
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Arnold Palmer
Don January
Jim Ferrier
Rex Baxter Jr
al Balding
Jay Hebert
Pocono Manor
Corpus Christi
Tex
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Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Huston
Frederick Cadets Drill for Sept 15 Opener
Frederick High School football Cadets, 36 strong, drill in kicking and passing as they prepare for the opening game with Fort Hill on September 15. Nine seniors and two juniors make up the first team with a tentative lineup and nightly scrimmages guiding coaches Molesworth Moser and Brooks.
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Fort Hill
Jack Molesworth
Hal Moser
Homer Brooks
Jay Markey
Dwight Cramer
Jerry Reid
Jim Nuse
Kaat Guides Twins Past White Sox On Five-Hitter
Jim Kaat, 22, blanked Chicago the White Sox for five hits as Minnesota won 3 to 0. He helped two scoring plays with a third inning triple and a fifth inning walk leading to two runs. Kaat improved to 7-12 with Warren Hacker and Ray Herbert facing defeat.
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Jim Kaat
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Twins
Camilo Pascual
Kaat
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Billy Martin
Ray Herbert
Lenny Green
Fice
Martin
Green
Runers
Harmon Killebrew
Joe Altobelli
Herbert
Warren Hacker
Battey
Hacker
Lown
Carreon
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