Maryland Fur Trappers Convene at Gambrill Park
The Maryland Fur Trappers Annual Convention meets this weekend at Gambrill State Park with programs starting 10 a.m. Saturday and 1 p.m. Sunday. Members invite interested trappers to learn fox dirt hole sets and muskrat trapping while supporting fur bearers and conservation. The note also mentions Crisfield Hard Crab Derby and a rockfish prize, plus the Chesapeake Bay Boat Show in Baltimore with Fishermen’s Row and new tackle displays.
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Gambrill State Park
Old Western Forts
Maryland Fur Trappers
Fastern
East
Derby
Dan
Crisfield
Crisfield Junior Chamber of Commerce
Billy Ames
Chesapeake Bay
Ames
Maryland sport fishing report Annapolis feature
The Maryland Department of Chesapeake Bay Affairs lists weekend sport fishing conditions. Upper Bay anglers find a few black bass and small rock around Fairlee and Worton creeks, with rock and blues biting near clammed areas and bucktails in multiple creeks. Potomac River and Patuxent River sites report trout, rock, spot, blues, perch, and other catches with peeler, bloodworms and bucktails as common baits.
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Annapolis
Maryland Department of Chesapeake Bay Affairs
Upper Bay
Fairlee
Worton
Worton Creek
Swan
Bay Bridge
Herring Bay
West River
Patuxent River
Potomac River
Blackiston Island
Jackson Creek
Virginia
Blake Creek
Hutchinson Released By Christ Hospital
Fred Hutchinson was released from Christ Hospital on Thursday with no return date as Reds manager. Club president Bill DeWitt called it a day by day matter while Ken Bichon battles chest cancer and will not return to the club today or to the park. Cincinnati Reds were idle.
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Fred Hutchinson
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati Reds
Bill DeWitt
Ken Bichon
DeWitt
Reds
Twins Rally Past White Sox 5-2 in Ninth Inning
A ninth inning double steal and a throwing error by catcher J C Martin gave Minnesota a 5-2 victory over Chicago. Jimmie Hall and Bob Allison sparked the decisive rally, with Bernie Allen adding an RBI single. Worthington pitched in relief to earn the win while Wilhelm took the loss. Ward homered for Chicago.
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Jim Hall
Minnesota Twins
Tom McCraw
Chicago White Sox
Ron Hansen
Hall
Chicago
J. C. Martin
Minnesota
Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Jimmie Hall
Ace Relefer Hoyt Wilhelm
Bob Allison
Allison
Martin
Bernie Allen
Ed Fisher
al Worthington
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
Wilhelm
Ray Herbert
Grant
Worthington
Battey
Herbert
Fisher
Horse racing results and entries from a crowded race card
A detailed race card lists multiple races with purses from 1200 to 1700 for 3-year-olds and up over 5 to 6 furlongs and longer. Owners and jockeys are partially legible, with entries including Mone's Flight Chore Priam Dicksie O and Joe Nip among others. The notes show claiming and allowance events, with a final attendance figure of 9,900.
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Mone's Flight
Diavolykis
Chore Priam
Ardain
Dicksie O
Graham
Joe Nip
Headley
Terrestrial
Fitzgerald
Opera Singer
Espinosa
Sidewalk Cafe
Port-Am
Connie D
Woodbine Gay
Gustines
Gaybrook
Miss Boring
Safonga
Audrey
Gyo Arene
Admiral Eddie
Smith
Happy Hero
Reynolds
Our
Renda
Zangart
Ne Dan
Saran Ellen
Sno-Abe
Polichineta
Wwa
Greek Guard
Aruve
Gwen
Beabrook
Loch Ridge
Hoong
Reea
Star Bloom
Becky’s
Sollars
Musick
Royal Rover
Capum John
Price
Orsini
Eri
Vasil
Rome
Gam
Ella
Dante Ann
Betsy
Kandy
Sparking Brook
Stith
Exchequer
Cronin Sets AL Meeting on Yankee CBS Sale
AL President Joe Cronin announced a league meeting in Boston on Sept. 9 to discuss the New York Yankees CBS sale. CBS owns 80 percent of the Yankees for 11.2 million with an option on the remaining stake, prompting disputes over the sale vote and timing.
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American League
Joe Cronin
New York Yankees
CBS
Cronin
League
Inew York
Columbia Broadcasting System
Yankees
Yankee
Dan Topping
William S. Paley
Chicago
Arthur Allyn
Allyn
Charles C. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Mets Draw Big Crowds in 43 Home Dates
The New York Mets hosted 43 home dates drawing 1,196,299 fans while 50 away dates attracted 560,481 fans, highlighting stronger attendance at home games this season.
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New York Mets
Emerson Named No 1 Seed In U S Tennis
Roy Emerson the Wimbledon champion from Australia earned the top seed for the U S National Tennis Tournament in Forest Hills. Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield California is No 2 and Rafael Osuna of Mexico is No 3, with Maria Bueno defending her women’s title as No 1 seed. The Sept 2 13 event drew a strong international field and Columbia University lists four football squads.
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New York
Roy Emerson
Australia
U.S
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
Forest Hills
N.Y
Maria Bueno
Colts Rout Redskins In Exhibition Clash At D.C. Stadium
Baltimore quarterback John Unitas threw two touchdown passes and his defense notched two interceptions for scores as the Colts beat Washington 41-14 before a sellout crowd of 45,016. Unitas went 16 of 25 for 251 yards with a 71-yard TD to John Mackey and a 24-yard strike to Lennie Moore. Charley Taylor shined for Washington with 60 yards on 12 carries, while Lennie Lyles and Robbie Boyd returned interceptions for touchdowns.
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Johnny Unitas
Baltimore
Colts
Washington Redskins
D.C. Stadium
Unitas
John Mackey
Lennie Moore
Redskins
Charley Taylor
George Izo
Izo
Dick Shiner
Lennie Lyles
Shiner
Robbie Boyd
Angelo Coia
Frank Budd
Wash—Coia
Seedberg
Bali—Mackey
Martin
Balt
Palee
Martin Ick
Balt Moore
Balt — Moore
Balt—Boyd
Wash—Budd
Seedburg
Atendance
Olson Battles for Another Title Shot
San Francisco AP reports Bobo Olson 36 battles Wayne Thornton 25 for a potential rematch with world light heavyweight champion Willie Pastrano. Olson seeks a win after a March decision. Thornton aims to halt Olson again as both fight on a Friday telecast before the contract ending after 20 years.
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San Francisco
Bobo Olson
Wayne Thornton
Batdling
Bobo
Willie Pastrano
Thornton
Olson
Johnny Persol
Eddie Cotton
Orioles seek pitching edge in pennant race with Lopez on line
Baltimore manager Hank Bauer plans Wally Bunker and Steve Barber for Friday's doubleheader with Chicago as he aims to pit Barber against Gary Peters. Peters could pitch one game while John Buzhardt starts the other, with Pappas vs Pizzaro set for Saturday and Roberts or McNally vs Horlen Sunday. The tight AL race hinges on outcomes of the final Orioles White Sox clashes.
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Hank Bauer
Baltimore Orioles
al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
Bauer
White Sox
Lopez
Oriole
Wally Bunker
Steve Barber
Sox
Barber
Gary Peters
Peters
Chicago
Bunker
Barker
John Buzhardt
Buzhardt
Pappas
Boston
Cleveland
Orioles
Minnesota
Memorial Stadium
Chargers and Vikings Seek Fourth Straight Exhibition Win
The Chargers and Vikings, the only major pro football teams with spotless exhibition records, aim for a fourth consecutive win Saturday. In Atlanta the Chargers meet the Jets, while the Vikings face the Rams in Los Angeles. Other NFL matchups include Green Bay vs Dallas and Philadelphia hosting New York Giants. Night games total six this season.
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San Diego Chargers
Minnesota Vikings
Atlanta
Chargers
New York Jets
Jets
Matt Snell
Vikings
San Francisco
Rams
Los Angeles
Bay
Cowboys
Dallas
New York Giants
Philadelphia Eagles
Princeton
N. J
Pittsburgh
Omaha
Neb
NFL
Cleveland Browns
Lions
Detroit
St. Louis Cardinals
Bears
Chicago
Baltimore
Redskins
Washington
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BAY Sport Fishing Report
Hutch
Twins
Chisox Lin
Emerson
Columbia University
Hoss Defense
Humble Washington
Wilt Chamberlain
Europe
Stockholm
Floyd Patterson
Eddie Machen
Moore
Lenny Moore
Baltimore Colts
George Seals
National Football League
West
Frederick, Maryland
Phillips 66
Blue Ridge Oil Company
Frederick, Md
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