End of a Die Hard Fisherman in Domestic Lure trap
A longtime waterman loses his edge not to a rival but to a woman whose charm reels him in. The narrator recalls a friend whose passion for bass fishing becomes a living death as love ensnares him. The piece ends with the man’s absence except at the laundromat.
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Potomac
Seattle
Eddie Cotton
National Boxing Association
Lima
Feru
Mauro Mina
Boeing
Cotton
Triandos Signs Orioles Contract Amid Trade Wishes
Batting catcher Gus Triandos, longtime Orioles star, signs his eighth Orioles contract after years of desire to move on. He joined Baltimore after 1954 with a history of hand injuries and a late 1950s decline, ending last season near .244 with a broken thumb in August.
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Gus Triandos
Baltimore Orioles
Triandos
New York Yan
Rius
Luck and Bonuses Tie at Charles Town for Shirey
E L Dutch Shirey collected 2232 dollars on Monday after winning 20267.80 on a 2 dollar bet at Charles Town New Year’s Day. He locked the twin double in the fifth through eighth races with a single combination and called luck his system. Shirey, retired clothier, learned of the win from a friend and later picked up the money after government form requirements for large prizes. Whitey Ford and Yogi Berra signed 1962 Yankees contracts. Ford’s deal rose to about 48900 dollars while Berra kept an estimated 50000 in earnings for 1962.
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Hagerstown
E. L
Shirey
Charles Town
Clothier
Ford
Berra
NEW York
Whitey Ford
Yogi Berra
New York Yankees
Yankees
Wenner Leads Brunswick to 71 50 Win Over Thurmont
John Wenner scored 30 points with 13 field goals and four free throws to spark Brunswick past Thurmont 71 50. Kubat and Beacht added 14 each as Brunswick controlled rebounds. Thurmont top scorers were Richard Dewees 19 and George Zinkham 12. JV Thurmont won 35 27.
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Thurmont
John Wenner
Brunswick
Wenner
Railroaders
Bill Kubat
Richard Dewees
George Zinkham
Kubat
Wilson Beacht
Thurmont Brunswick
Roger
Beacht
Milier
Kelly
iZinkhamn
Bolter
Jones
Dewees
Bsn
NBA's Only Move To Be To Baltimore
The NBA announced no expansion next year except to grant a 1962-63 Baltimore franchise if a playing arena is ready. The Baltimore Municipal Coliseum must be completed in time, with a new player selection formula to be used for the franchise. Three informal bids were discussed, none represented at the meeting.
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ST. Louis
National Basketball Association
Baltimore
NBA Board of Governors
Ith
NBA
Maurice Podoloff
Chicago
Podoloff
Baltimore Municipal Coliseum
Wilt Chamberlain Dominates Scoring Title Race
Wilt Chamberlain of Philadelphia leads the NBA scoring chase with 2,266 points and a 49.3 ppg average after a 73 point game. His nearest rival is Elgin Baylor of Los Angeles at 38.3 ppg. others include Bob Pettit and Oscar Robertson. Additionally the Oakland Raiders sign two free agents Tommy Morrow and Charley Rieves.
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Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia
National Basketball Association
Warriors
Chicago
NBA
St. Louis
Chamberlain
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles
Baylor
Oakland
Calif
Oakland Raiders
American Football League
Tommy Morrow
Mississippi Southern
Charley Rieves
University of Houston
Cadets Roll Past Westminster Owls 81 to 54
North Hagerstown toppled Walkersville 77 to 62 as Ben Flaherty led the Hubs with 22 points. Bob Smith pushed Walkersville with 23 points while Leo Duncan added 17, but North built a 27-8 first-quarter lead and never relinquished control.
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Lions
North ‘Quint
Walkersville
North Hagerstown
Hubs
Ben Flaherty
North
Bob Smith
Carroll Crum
Brandt
Smith
Flaherty
Leo Duncan
Duncan
N. Hagerstown
Crum
HN. Hagerstown
Mt Airy Dominates Taneytown Behind Franklin 41
Bill Franklin exploded for 41 points as Mt. Airy crushed Taneytown 106 to 41. He connected on 17 field goals and seven free throws to tie the Carroll County scoring mark, while Doug Day pulled down a Mt. Airy school-record 34 rebounds andAdded 20 points. Taneytown leaders were Koontz and Copenhaver with 12 each. JV: Mt. Airy 38 Taneytown 18. Also notes a world swim mark: Shigeo Fukushima of Japan set a 220 yard backstroke record in Blenheim, NZ with 2:17.8.
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MT. Airy
Bill Franklin
Taneytown
Franklin
Carroll County
Doug Day
Day
Bulldogs
Frizzell
T&neytown
Aly MT. Airy
Mt Airy
Wellington
New Zealand
Shigeo Fushushima
Japan
Blenheim
Nicklaus set for rugged Bing Crosby event at Pebble Beach
Jack Nicklaus, after turning pro, enters the Bing Crosby pro-am at Pebble Beach and other Monterey Peninsula courses. He teams with actor Robert String, after a rough debut in California and modest San Diego Open results. The event features 162 teams in a three-course format with alternating pro and amateur partners. Another item notes John A. Fitzpatrick named manager of the Quad City Angels.
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Nick Ixus
Cypress Point
Monterey Peninsula Country Club
Pebble Beach
Los Angeles
Pacific Ocean
Nicklaus
Robert String
Sterling
Davenport
Iowa
John A. Fitzpatrick
Tulsa
Okla
Quad City Angels
Maryland Tops George Washington 81 67 in Strong第二 Time This Season
Maryland defeated George Washington 81 to 67 as Bruce Kelleher and Bill Stasiukitis each scored 20 points. The Terrapins improved to 6 7 overall while clinching their second win this season against the Hoyas who remained with five wins and eight losses. Jon Feldman led GW with 20 points.
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College Park
Bruce Kelleher
Bill Stasiuiatis
Maryland
George Washington
Joe Barton
Terrapins
Hoyas
Jon Feldman
NCAA Moves to Regulate HS Star Games in Texas Fort Worth
NCAA President Henry Hardt said a new sanction route will allow oversight of summer all star football games. After a year ban, the NCAA delegated authority to state associations, amid irregularities in postseason games, with possible loss of varsity eligibility for players in unapproved events. A national committee was named to approve or disapprove summer all star games.
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NCAA
Henry Hardt
Duke Leaders ACC In Four Categories
Duke University’s sophomores headline a strong season with an 11-2 mark and a national ranking of No. 7. The Blue Devils top the ACC in scoring offense and defense, margin of victory, and rebounding, averaging 2.6 points extra per game and yielding 65.5 points per game while pulling down 53.7 rebounds per game. North Carolina and South Carolina are also noted in the standings.
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ACC Service Bureau
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Frederick 64 Percent Triumph in Tri-State Tilt
Frederick High School Cadets defeated Westminster 81 54 in a Tri-State League game. Frederick shot 64 percent, built a 19 8 first quarter lead, and grabbed 46 rebounds while Tom Colliflower led with 17 points. JV went Westminster’s way 37 22.
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Frederick High School
Smother
Owls
Tom Colliflower
Varsity
Dick Bayles
Jerry Reid
Frederick
Homer Brooks
Bayles
Colliflower
Boone
Waynesboro
Westminster Frederick
Arbaugh
Seidling
Reck
Bichey
Freyman
Bruchey
Warhiner
Ayersman
Brothers
Sanner
Bixter
Reid
Eisberg
Messer
Colifle
Ear
ACC Leaders and Team Scoring Standouts Highlight Early Season
Lina and another team sit tied for second in total team scoring at 79.2 points per game not counting Monday. North Carolina leads ACC field goal shooting at 49.4 percent through six games, surpassing the 47.3 percent Duke mark from 1960-61. Maryland tops the league with 76.8 percent free throws, with no other ACC team reaching 70 percent.
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North Carolina
Tar Heels
Duke
Maryland
Terps
Liners over MSD 78 to 54 in Emmitsburg win
Emmitsburg Liners led by Don Sweeney with 27 points defeated MSD 78 to 54. MSD top scorer Sylvester Butts had 18 points, while Vincent Mainon added 12 as Emmitsburg pulled away after the first quarter. JV score 44 27.
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Don Sweeny
MSD
Sweeney
Sylvester Butts
Vincent Mainon
M.S.C
Hewitt
Butts
Slick
Suehla Ana Jemimin
Zim'rmin
Sweeny
McGrain
Seder
Swomiey
Amberg
Mainon
M.S.D
Saints Triumph Over Knights at McSherry Gym
Saint John’s defeated Middletown 66 to 55 last night at McSherry Gym. Buzz Langan and Bob Stull led Saints with 15 points each. Frank Grove added 11 as a second quarter rally sealed the win. Harold Harne led Middletown with 18. Arthur Bidle 13. Bob Holter 10.
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Middletown
McSherry Gym
Saints
Buzz Langan
Bob Stull
Frank Grove
Knights of Middletown
Harold Harne
Arthur Bidle
Bob Holter
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