Local Fishing School At YMCA Focuses On Crappie Spots
The Maryland Game Commission and inland fish officials sponsor a fishing school at the Frederic YMCA tonight. Begins 6:45 pm and runs about three hours, with spots along the river and crappie locations revealed. Attendees learn spinning and bait casting, fly gear, balanced tackle, reels and lures, plus demonstrations from sporting goods stores. Women and young anglers are welcome to join and gain tips on equipment and angling methods.
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Y. M.C
Frederi
Oun Fe
Steres
Game Commission
Maryland
Geveral Sporting Goods
Fish Commission
Kansas
John Fox
Pete Demehack
Paul Crum
Freder
Sincelick
George Blumenauer
Radical Kansas coach proposes drastic rule changes for basketball
The article critiques Tex Winter of Kansas State proposing elimination of the shot clock and ending play after 25 or 60 points, with multiple timeouts and a fourth official. It warns such changes would yield a chaotic game and argues for preserving baseball like consistency in basketball.
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Shirley Pavich
Kansas State
Tex Winter
Publc
Tar Heels Top Basketeers In AP Poll Shakeup
North Carolina leads the Associated Press weekly college basketball poll, overtaking Kentucky after a 66-58 win over Mississippi State. Auburn rises to runner-up, with Kentucky dropping to third as UNC and Auburn push the field. Ohio State and other teams follow in the rankings with North Carolina State featured in the top ten.
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Cookie Lavagetto
Associated Press
Washington
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Orinda
Calif
Associated
Washington Sea- Press
Auburn
Hiseason
Kentucky
Broad
Mis Son
Missippi State
Dts
Reno Bertoia
Ron Maryland
Samford
Stir Sh
Leah LII Brinis
Kansas State
Mississippi State
Cincinnati
North Carolina State
St. Louis
Michigan State
Bradley
West Virginia
Seaute
Marquette
St. Bonaventure
California
Texas Christian
Utah
Okahoma City
Indiana
Pursue
Why Not Bob Baker Weighs Retirement After Loss
New York AP reports Bob Baker of Pittsburgh, once the leading heavyweight contender, contemplates retirement after a 10 round loss to Billy Hunter in Detroit. Baker, who weighed 218 pounds to Hunters 188, cited repeated defeats and questioned continuing in boxing. Hunter, an 85 to 1 underdog, secured the decision at St. Nicholas Arena Monday night.
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New York
Bob Baker
Pittsburgh
Baker
Billy Hunter
Detroit
St. Nicholas Arena
Ramer
Hunter
Arcadia
Calif
Round Table
Billy Molter
Kerr Stables
Boxing Results From Multiple Cities Reported By AP
The Associated Press lists fight results across venues in New York Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia Baltimore Providence Boston Tampa and Honolulu. Notable bouts include Billy Hunter outpointing Bob Baker in New York and Len Matthews stopping Ray in Philadelphia. Joe Shaw loses to Paul Pender in Brookline while Ike Jenkins falls to Doe de Nucci in Newton. Henry Ferguson defeats Angel Garcia in Tampa and Rocky Kalinge stops Billy Brown in Honolulu.
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Associated Press
New York
Billy Hunter
Detroit
Bob Baker
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Len Matthews
Ray
Lancaster
Spartanburg
S.C
Baltimore
Wayne Bethea
Warren
Lester
Bel’ Air
Providence
R.L
Paul Pender
Brookline
Mass
Joe Shaw
Boston
Doe de Nucci
Newton
Ike Jenkins
Tampa
Fla
Angel (Robinson
Garcia
Havana
Henry Ferguson
Bahamas
Honolulu
Rocky Kalinge
Manila
Billy Brown
Oakland
Calif
College Basketball Scores and Trades Report
College games show Alabama, LSU, Tulane, Clemson and other schools scoring in double digits with varied results. In professional news, Gary Hess of West Virginia Wesleyan signed a 310000 bonus contract with the Boston Red Sox, while Red Schoendienst faces TB surgery in Milwaukee. Istvan Rozenvergyi arrives in New York as Hungary’s famed fencer seeks medical clearance.
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Hess
Buckhannon
W. Va
Gary Hess
West Virginia Wesleyan
Boston Red Sox
Hank Eilis
Wesleyan
Sal ‘Y
Joe Munhail
Red Sox
Ovala
Fla
Walkersville Triumphs Over Emmitsburg 54 53 In Tight Finish
Walkersville edged Emmitsburg 54 53 on a late free throw burst after Zentz tied it with 15 seconds left. Ham Smith scored 21 for Walkersville and Rob Smith led with 12 points for Emmitsburg as the Liners pulled away late in Frederick County action.
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Walkersville High School
Ham Smith
Walkersville
Bcmitsburg
Linersmutsourg High School
Frederick the Lions
High
Keotted
R. Smith
E. Sheltom
T.' Po
Zentz
Shin
Lions
Edgever
Umble
Onderersville
A &. Shelton
T. Smith
L. Duncan
B. Siegnan
Emmitsburg
Hamericks
Fleagle
Hon Shriver
Smith
White
Wise Zentz
Walk- Walkersville
Nmersville
Frederick High
Ron Smith
Castleman
Sawyer
Liners
Tom Smith
Rr. Smith
Howard County Tops Frederick Girls In Surprise Showdown
Howard County defeated Frederick High in a surprise appearance during a two hour instructional camp opened in Maryland. The event featured 33 athletes and pitchers Jack Harshman Ernie Johnson and Joe D Staley among others as Howard County led 24 to 13 at halftime.
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Ath- M. Stupe
Weer Om
J. Meadows
Johnson
Mik
Howard Cenny
Waukee Braves
A. Bell
Oriole
M. Scages
Vermont
Frederic
Middle Howard Co
Nationals Virginia Get Cage Wins At Y
The item reports on cage wins by Nationals and Virginia at Y, with details of players and associated college teams. It mentions Triandos signing a 1959 contract with the Baltimore Orioles and broaches salary discussions between Triandos and General Manager Lee MacPhail.
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Nationals
Virginia
Baltimore
Gus Triandos
Baltimore Grméa
Mgr
Lee MacPhail
MacPhail
Triandos
Basketball results and schedules from Associated Press
Maryland defeated Clemson 77 to 58 while Bowie beat Cheyney Pa 73. Tonight Western Maryland visits Wash College American U meets Towson State Johns Hopkins plays Loyola and Howard U visits Maryland State Catholic U faces Mt. St Marys. Also noted is the outpointing of Manuel Sydney in a 12 round boxing bout.
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College Park
Maryland
Clemson
Associated Press
Bowie
Cheyney Pa
Western Maryland
Washing College
American U
Towson State
Johns Hopkins
Loyola
Howard U
Catholic U
Mt. St. Marys
Fullmer Eyes Moore or Basilio Rematch Tactics
NEW YORK AP GENE FULLMER resists waiting for Sugar Ray Robinson to decide his title path. He contemplates a move on Archie Moore for the light heavyweight crown or a Basilio rematch, arguing the division stalls while decisions linger. He fights Wilfie Greaves at Madison Square Garden and presses Robinson to stay active.
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New York
Geee Fulweer
Sugar Bay
Archie Moore
Carmen Basilie
Fullmer Plods
Moore
Fullmer
Robinson
Wilfie Greaves
Madison Square Garden
Funay
Basilio
Bethea Knocks Out Lester In Final Round Duel
In Baltimore Wayne Bethea halted Warrenell Lester’s two fight win streak with a one punch knockout at 1 40 of the final round. Lester, from Bel Air Maryland, led 4038 on the referee scorecard before the finish. Lester briefly rose after a fourth round knockdown but was kept under medical care for 20 minutes before leaving for the dressing room. Bethea improves to 17 9 2 while Lester remains Maryland heavyweight champion at 14 41. The bout occurred as the latest low tied contest with judges split.
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John’s High Scheol
Frederick High
Brusewick High School
M. Guill
Hartmen
Wie Hartman
Binas
St. John's
JV S
Maltroaders
Frederick
Frederick County
Polate
Brandenburg
North H
John
Aneasga Brunswick
Jayvees
T. Davis
D. Greve
D. Sappington
Harper's Ferry
Brunswick
Walker
Smallwood
Fleetwood
Martin Goodrich
Young Spurriers
Whittington
St. John’s
Tharment
Frederick Co
Cox
MacPhail
Triandos
Yingling
Sweeney
Yankees
Miller
Boller
Big Gus
Yogi Berra
Thurmont
Sherm Lollar
Chi
Jeagu
Baltimore
Wayne Belthea
Warrenell
Lester
Bel Air
Jimmy Jones
Benny Goldstein
Tom Kelly
Charles J. Tom Masell
State Athletic Commission
Tling
Bethea
Maryland
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