Maryland Boat Show Opens At Fifth Regiment Armory
The Chesapeake Bay Boat Show runs at the Fifth Regiment Armory Baltimore through March 5 featuring many boat makers and exhibitors from dinghies to cruisers. Anglers can fish ten minutes for two fish with plastic bags for kept catches and no license needed.
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Mets ready to deal for two or three top players says Weiss
Mets president George M. Weiss says the club seeks two or three established players, aiming to shore up infield and pitching. He notes New York league problems and prefers outright purchases, with Stengel naming seven veteran positions including Landrith Hodges Neal Zimmer Ashburn Bell and Thomas. Shortstop candidates include Mantilla Chacon Drake and Fitzpatrick.
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Rookie Lew Krausse Shines In A's Spring Camp
West Palm Beach Florida AP Lew Krausse, 18, arrives with a $125000 contract and strong promise after signing from Pa high school. He adapts quickly, though some minor league time may lie ahead as he transitions from high school ball. Also noted is 18 year old catcher Crouwell invited to camp by White Sox following Amsterdam funding and a 325 batting average last season.
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Shenandoah Downs Futurity Opens April Thirteen
Shenandoah Downs announces the Tri-State Futurity for two year olds with a $7500 added purse. A March 15 payment of 15 dollars is required to keep juveniles eligible for the inaugural race, with postmark by midnight that date. The first Futurity entries include foals from Maryland Virginia and West Virginia. The right track plans a 31 day spring program from April 13 to May 19.
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Mets Uniforms Echo Dodgers Giants Style
The National League Mets adopt royal blue caps and socks matching the old Brooklyn Dodgers look while the "New York" lettering on the blouses copies the Giants style. This blend aims to honor baseball history in a modern Mets kit.
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Poole sville Domination Snaps Mt Airy Title Hopes
Poolesville rolled to an 87 52 victory over Mt Airy in the opening class C game as the visitors fell behind 15 16 after the first period. Franklin scored 18 for Mt Airy while Blanton added 16 but the droughting Bulldogs were eliminated.
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Gus Triandos Regrets Trade Talk About Dodgers
Orioles catcher Gus Triandos recalls a December moment when a reporter confirmed a Los Angeles Dodgers trade that never happened. He expresses embarrassment over his quoted enthusiasm and explains he only sought a change of scenery while praising management and fans.
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Rec League Basketball Scores and Star Performers
Rec League reports from February 24 show results across 8th and 7th grade divisions with standout scorers and teams including North Carolina Maryland Duke LSU Ohio State Notre Dame Mississippi State Lakers Celtics Knicks Warriors and postplay by John Uelses. NFL notes highlight Jim Phillips as top NFL pass catcher with 78 receptions for 1961.
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Hunt Tells Court NFL Owners Predicted Death Of The AFL
Lamar Hunt testified in U S District Court that NFL owners warned him he would lose money if he formed the AFL and that at least one owner vowed to fight the league. He described meetings with five NFL owners who he said discouraged pro football's expansion and cited contract disputes and large costs as tactics. Hunt linked the NFL expansion to a plan to monopolize professional football.
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Brown offers to post bout bond for Ortiz title fight
Light weight champion Joe Brown's manager proposes posting a bond to guarantee the April 21 title bout with Carlos Ortiz. Matchmaker Mel Greb said the offer came by phone from Lou Viscusi. The move follows rumors Brown was not sick enough to delay the fight. doctors diagnosed tonsillitis.
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Griffiths Title Rematch Set At Madison Square Garden
Emile Griffith vows to regain the welterweight crown in a March 24 rematch with Benny Kid Paret at Madison Square Garden in New York after their recent title swap. Griffith, 24, says Paret’s late flurries earned the last decision and promises a stronger counterattack.
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Nicholson Told To Swing Away At Orioles Camp
Miami, AP Dave Nicholson the Orioles prospect shows power in spring camp with a 400 foot homer and a follow up off the wall. Manager Billy Hitchcock orders a hands off approach to reduce pressure and let Nicholson swing naturally. Nicholson, 22, has spent four minor league seasons with 473 strikeouts in 1 398 at bats and seven career homers. He welcomes fewer coaching voices and plans to trust his swing.
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Frederick Cadets Hold Off Wicomico 57 49 in District Fight
Frederick High School clinched a 57 to 49 inter district win over Wicomico High School. Frederick drew 29 points from the line led by Frederick seniors Frederick Boone and Bill Seidling while Tom Colliflower and Dave Ayersman contributed key baskets. The Cadets advance to play Annapolis Thursday at West Frederick Junior High.
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Wind screen plan for Candlestick Park by Giant owner
One share Giants stockholder Sam Cohen proposed wrapping Candlestick Park in a plastic screen to deflect wind. The plan would cover 10 acres, cost about 2.3 million dollars and require moving light towers. Cohen, a San Francisco restaurateur, said an architect drew the plans and a fee of 998 dollars was paid. he has not presented the idea to Giants president Horace Stoneham or city officials.
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Hawkins Leads ABL Scoring Race With 27.8 Average
Connie Hawkins of Pittsburgh holds the top spot in the American Basketball League scoring chase with a 27.8 point average. Dan Swarty of New York trails with a 24.7 average, per official statistics released Tuesday.
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