Up River Potomac Bass Then Fishing Picks Up
The Potomac above Shepherdstown shows better bass catches last week, with anglers like Wilson Domer Bill Holland Donald Hughes Lewis Stevens and B C Harger among the leaders. Upper river fishing stays strong due to clear water and good bait options as boat rentals improve at Taylor's Landing Shepherdstown and Williamsport docks.
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Potomac
Shepherdstown
Edgar Snyder
Taylor's Landing
Wilson Domer
Fairplay
Bill Holland
Hagerstown
Donald Hughes
Lewis Stevens
Wiliamsport
B. C. Harger
Taylor’s Landing
Hancock
Maryland River
Cole
Snyder's Landing
B. C. Harget
Harget
Williamsport
Conococheague Creek
Fort Frederick
Cc & O Canal
Park Service
Baseball Standings and Results from Tuesday Action
National and American League standings reveal Pittsburgh leading the NL with 77 wins and Milwaukee 69 as St Louis 64 and Los Angeles 57 chase. Tuesday games saw Chicago beat Cincinnati 5 4 and Milwaukee trounce St Louis 10 0 while Pittsburgh downed Los Angeles 5 2. Upcoming games feature cross league matchups including Milwaukee at Chicago and Philadelphia at Los Angeles.
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W. L. Pet
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Sadecki
Hook
Burdette
Huey
Ellsworth
Anderson
Mizelle
Sanrancisco
O'Dell
Buzhardt
Ls Angeles
Craig
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Kansas City
Harshman
Brown
Barber
Herbert
iGarver
Terry
Stafford
Bruce
Melock
Shaw
Stobbs
United States swimmers spark Olympic hopes with golds
Carolyn Sehuler from California and Bil Mulliken from Illinois won U S golds in Rome boosting the team total to three in swimming and diving, while Ingrid Kramer and Paula Pope impressed in high dive and an American may earn more in pentathlon. A miscue marred Carolyn Wood’s bid and a tense finish haunted the men’s 100 meter freestyle controversy.
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Associated Press
Rome
Carolyn Sehhuler
Bil Mulliken
United States
Miss Sehuler
Orinda
Calif
Carolyn Wood
Portland
Ore
Mulliken
Champaign
Russia
Italy
Germany
Austraia
Hungary
Denmark
Great Britain
Sweden
U.S
Albert Axelrod
Scarsdale
Ingrid Kramer
UC. S
Bob Beck
U.S. Navy
San Diego
Beck
Bob Bennett
Encino
Frank McKinney
Indianapolis
Miss Schuler
Wood
Miss Kramer
Paula Jean Pope
Murray Rose
Australia
Alan Somers
Ind
Netherlands
Viktor Kapitonov Finshed
Livio Trape
Mass Kramer
Olympic
Jerry Liska
America
Lance Lar
John Devitt
Lake Albano
Paris
Harry Parker
Philadelphia
Yankees Nip Ed With Ninth Inning Run
Hector Lopez singled with one out in the ninth to drive in Joe DeMaestri from second, giving the New York Yankees a 3-2 victory over the Kansas City Athletics. DeMaestri started the ninth with a single off Bud Daley and Cletis Boyer sac bunt moved him to second before Lopez’s hit ended the game. The win kept the Yankees in first place ahead of Baltimore.
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NEW York
Hector Lopez
Joe DeMaestri
New York Yankees
Kansas City Athletics
DeMaestri
Bud Daley
Cletis Boyer
Lopez
Yankees
Baltimore
Kansas City
B. Daley
Kravitz
Turley
Arroyo
Howard
W—Arroyo
L—B. Daley
Boyer
Banks' homer lifts Cubs past Reds in ninth inning
Ernie Banks hit his 37th homer on a 3 2 pitch off Joe Nuxhall to start the Cubs ninth inning rally defeating Cincinnati 5 4. Relievers Joe Scheaffer and Nuxhall took the losses as Hobbie earned the win for Chicago.
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Chicago
Ernie Banks
Ith
Joe Nushall
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Banks
Nushall
Joe Schaffernoth
Nuxhall
Schaffernoth
Jimmy
Giants Edge Phillies 2-1 Behind Sam Jones Strikeouts
Sam Jones struck out 14 Phillies and drove in the winning run as the Giants beat Philadelphia 2-1. Jones earned his 13th win, fanning Tony Taylor and Ken Walters three times each, while Robin Roberts took the loss.
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SAN Francisco
Sam
Jones
Philadelphia
San Francisco Giants
Phils
Robin Roberts
Tony Taylor
Ken Walters
Tony Gonzalez
Roberts
Coker
Sam Jones
Landrith
L—Roberts
Baseball box score snippets from Chicago and Milwaukee games
Chicago and Washington and St Louis and Milwaukee contests yield mixed box score data. Key players include Baumann Staley Lown Donovan Wynn Hernandez Batter Donov an Lollar Ramos Clevenger and Minoso in Chicago Washington Lemon Gardner Green St Louis Milwaukee pitchers Spahn Crandall and Broglio with wins and losses noted.
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Chicago
Baumann
Staley
Lown
Donovan
Wynn
Lollar
Ramos
Clevenger
Hernandez
W— Donovan
L—Hernandez
Minoso
Washington
Lemon
Gardner
Green
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Broglio
Kline
Bauia
Spahn
Crandall
L—Broglio
Bird hurler Estrada shines in 4-1 Orioles win
Chuck Estrada, 22, in his first major league season, limited the Cleveland Indians to four hits in Baltimore’s 4-1 victory. Joe Morgan homered for Cleveland, while Estrada improved to 4-1. Baltimore closed within 5 games of New York as they cruised with early runs and strong defense.
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Baltiore
Chuck Estrada
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Joe Morgan
Philadelphia Phillies
Estrada
Orele
Baltimore R
Baltimore
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Orioles
Dispatch
Lights to Be Dedicated by Mayor and Aldermen
The Maryland State League faces the Tri-County League in the American Legion toy fund game at McCurdy Field. Proceeds aid toy distribution for needy children as the McCurdy Field lights are officially dedicated by the mayor and aldermen with remarks from Judge Charles E. Moylan.
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Maryland State League
American Legion Toy Fund
McCurdy Field
McCurdy
Charles E. Moylan
Baltimore
Hyamsville
American Legion Color Guard
Lee Merriman
Lloyd Heatherly
TriCo
Heatherly
Dennis Reeder
Balivar
Billy Merriman
Donny Nee
Adamsville
Lefty Biser
Jefferson
Tri-Ca
Sox Rally Past Tigers 5-4 in 15 Innings
Boston tops Detroit 5-4 after a marathon game that reached 15 innings. Pete Runnels drives in Frank Malzone with a double from first as Frank Monbouquette and reliever Fornieles hold Detroit to reach the win, with Wills the pitcher of record for Detroit and Yost hitting a homer for the Tigers.
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Boston
Pete Runnels
Frank Malzone
Red Sox
Detroit
I Lary
Fischer
Aguirre
Sister
E. Regan
Foytack
Chiti
Berberet
Monbouquette
Fornieles
F. Sullivan
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Aaron
the News
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Babe Ruth
Shookstown
Richard Kebne
Nelson Myers Tit
Bill Fouche
Gary Clark
Eddie White
Bill Burns
Eddie Hall
Dot Clark
R. Wil
Gene Stephens
Jim Gentile
Jackie Brandt
Jeff
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Stephens
Gentile
Gene Woodling
Jim Perry
Morgan
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Piersall
Triandos
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Goohle
Morgan Sf—Robinson
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Taneytown Cards
Union Bridge
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M. A. Four Rockets
Frederick Carroll
Brunswick
Johns Ile
Winniing
Castleman Jard
Bobby Clark
Clark Hartman
Lee Lockard
Ed Hemby
Eddie Hemby
Don McGolerick
Chuck von Ravensburg
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Board OF Aldermen
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Richmond
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Billy Merriman State League
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Roney Motor Co
N. Market St
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