Indians optimistic on 1960 season with improved infield
Cleveland manager believes the 1960 club can win the pennant after finishing strong in 1959. He cites the new infield of Power Temple Held and Phillips, adds Tito Francona and Rocky Colavito in the outfield, with Piersall or Hardy in center. Pitching gains from Bell Perry and prospects like Score and Romano fuel the outlook.
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Sacramento
Calif
Cleveland Indians
Johnny Temple
Bubba Phillips
Vic Power
Temple
Woody
Phillips
Tito Francona
Rocky Colavito
Jim Pierisall
Carroll Hardy
Tito
Jter
Colavito
Piersall
Hardy
Chuck Tanner
Don Dillard
Cal McLish
Cal
Gary Bell
Jim Perry
Bobby Locke
Jim Grant
Pim
Jack Marshman
Herb Score
Piched
Heilid
Jonnpy Romano
Chicago
Russ
Billy Rigney
San Francisco Giants
Young Farmers Meetings Guide Frederick County Efforts
County Agent reports on 1958 1960 outreach to young farmers in Frederick County. Farm visits and notices built a schedule of nine meetings with 252 attendees, led by specialists and local farmers. Topics included dairy replacement selection, feeding management, forages, using records for profits, and income tax filing. No fees, open participation, and continued extension support noted.
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Robert E. Stansfield
Young Farmers Extension Grou
Frederick County
Ray Smith
Route 6
Frederick
Russell Wachter
Keymar
Lester Dudrow
Richard Weybright
Emmitsburg
James Cason
University of Maryland
Art Hamilton
M. Walkersville
Robert Jack Cr Hawker
Middletown
William Kepler
Braddock
Extension Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Barber Wins Yorba Linda Open in Thrilling Finish
Los Angeles golfer Jerry Barber edged Billy Maxwell by one stroke at the Yorba Linda Open after a dramatic final-hole birdie. Maxwell finished second with 279, while Harry Weetman tied for third and Tom Sieport posted the day’s low round. Barber secured $2,809 top money from a 278 total. In Seoul, Korea the National Assembly approved a metric system transition law to end the traditional weights and measures by 1962.
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Yorba Linda
Calif
Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
Billy Maxwell
Barber
Maxwell
Odessa
Tex
Harry Weetman
England
Tom Sieport
Bronxville
Sieport
Weetman
Julius Boros
Farm expense rules and hiring costs explained
The text outlines that dues to farm organizations count as farm expenses and that food bought for hired help is also deductible. It notes that reducing income by $5.60 saves at least $1.00, emphasizing tax effect of expense deductions.
Frederick H Older Youth group decorates for Snow Flake Whirl dance
Members of the Frederick County H Older Youth Group pose with decorations for the Snow Flake Whirl dance at West Frederick Junior High School. The event is January 30 from 8 30 to 11 30 with music by Robert Kersey. Participants include John Holter Clif Ford Stiles Byron Grossnickle Lerry Houghton Virginia Grossnickie and Paul Rhoderick.
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Frederick County
West Frederick Junior High School
John Holter
Clif
Castlemanford Stiles
Byron Grossnickle Lerry Houghton
Virginia Grossnickie
Paul Rhoderick
Robert Kersey
Sugar Ray Robinson Demonstrates Workout for March of Dimes
Boston crowd of about a thousand lines the Washington Street window as Sugar Ray Robinson stages a charity workout for the March of Dimes ahead of his Friday night defense against Paul Pender. Police estimate 1 099 fans view the event and donations are collected by volunteers.
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Boston
Sugar Ray
Robinson
Paul i Pender
Washington Street
Clar Hinnant
Temporary home sought for Watson Shirt Co after fire
Salisbury AP report says Watson Shirt Co faced 100000 dollar fire damage and 750000 dollar annual payroll. Mayor McLernon asked council to consider using the old Satish Armory or the Jackson Shirt Co. building for temporary operations to resume quickly as reconstruction would take months.
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Hall
State Roads Com Mission
Robert D. Faw
Escapee Captured Near Brunswick Yards
West Virginia escapee Forrest Caniford, 40, sought on a breaking and entering charge, was captured after a chase near Brunswick railroad tracks. Maryland State Police held him for WV authorities after turning him over, with prior police record noted.
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Forrest Cariford
West Virginia
Sheriff's Ce
Martinsburg
Brunswi
Morse
Lee
Caniford
Brunswick Ymca
YMCA
Brunswick
Merriman
Oiiter
Westoa
Bruns
toMarryland State Police
Carnford
Open Tennis Debates at Australian Meeting
The Lawn Tennis Association of Australia debates open tournaments and an authorized player plan. LTAA President Donald Ferguson supports open events but opposes unlimited pro participation. Davis Cup captain Harry Hopman urges major tournament access for top players and pros. Meanwhile Maxim fights in Miami as boxing circles grow.
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Donald M. Ferguson
LTAA
Associated-Press
Harry Hopman
Melbourne
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March OF Dimes
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Miami Beach
Fla
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NEA
Bill Peterson
Florida State
Maxim
Miami
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Cirer
Thurmont
Frederick Road
U.S. 15
Marsyland
Towit
Maention
Belva L. Martin
Null & Null
Ralph P. Weybright
Toledo
National Cash Register
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U.S
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Mover Rambler Sales, Inc
Fast Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Kenosha
Wis
Lawson Motor Sales
New Market, Maryland
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Humble Oil& Refining Company
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