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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1960
Page
6
A fishing column advises using the index finger to control spinning casts for accuracy and smoother line release. It explains finger position, timing, and bail handling to reduce line twists and improve distance. The piece also notes boat license rules and a baseball umpire controversy in brief as auxiliary items.
Dennis Ralston and Raphael Osuna, both young, outlasted Rod Laver and Bob Mark in a marathon 26 108 15 13 6 119 match to reach the final. The Americans rallied from eight match points and earned a standing ovation as 18 000 spectators watched a dramatic finale.
Moose raced to a 3-0 lead, added runs in the second, third and fourth frames, four in the fifth, and held on for an 11-4 Babe Ruth League win at McCurdy Field. Tom Bichy earned the win while Rinehart went 3 for 4 with two doubles for the Moose.
Due to the Jub 4th holiday there is no paper Monday. All county Sunday baseball boxscores must reach the News-Post office by 6 p.m. Monday for Tuesday’s paper. Teams playing Monday and Sunday share the regular 8:30 p.m. deadline. late submissions may not be published.
New York leads the league by blasting five home runs led by Roger Maris Mantle and Bill Skowron in a 10-3 victory over Kansas City. Ralph Terry pitched seven strong innings as the Yankees racked up their 21st win in 29 June games, while Jer ry Lumpe and Andy Carey's shots contributed for the Athletics setback.
Boston shortstop Don Buddin scored the winning run as Red Sox beat Detroit 11 7 in a chaotic eighth inning. Ted Williams hit his 505th homer and Rocky Colavito led Detroit with two homers, while Rip Repulski and Willie Tasby contributed key moments in a dramatic game.
Harvard Kent School of Connecticut and Detroit Boat Club rowers advanced to Thames Challenge Cup quarter finals. Harvard lightweight crews remain undefeated as they beat London rowing club by 32 lengths, while Kent defeated Washington and Lee and Detroit edged Kingston Rowing Club.
The 1960 Olympic track and field trials begin at Stanford Stadium with eight 1936 champions among a strong field. Stars from colleges and armed services compete Friday and Saturday for spots on the U S team in events including sprints hurdles throws and jumps. A large crowd is anticipated for the opener and televised programs.
Chicago topples Washington 4-2 after a 20th inning rally paced by Tex Clevenger’s two runs. Clevenger replaced Ramos after he left for a pinch hitter. White Sox pitchers held Washington hitless from the fifth to the 10th. Jim Lemon homered for Washington, while Smith’s RBI and early Chicago runs fueled the win.
In makeup County Jr League play Carmel defeated Widdie 42 to ? Myersville swept Spankstown 7. Brittle and Mieresville smacked the event’s only homer. Mt Carmel 3 Middletown 7. Weatherman Reed and Main contributed as Myersville finished 7 to 12.
Toronto fight card features Arche Moore defending the light heavyweight title against Enen Schoevoner of Germany. Promoter Dave Rush announces Aug 8 venue with American Broadcasting Co guaranteeing $165,000 for home television telecast.
Rookie Jim Gentile entered as a pinch hitter and blasted two home runs driving in five as the Baltimore Orioles defeated Cleveland 9-2. Baltimore moved back into second place, ending a three game skid, with Ted Bowsfield allowing six hits.
The Lions defeated the Optimists 7 to 2 at Staley Stadium in National Little League action. Oxco beat the Elks 7 to 6 at Baker Park after rallying for nine runs in the fourth inning. Sheckles and Grove homered for Oxco, with Hart and Ward delivering strong pitching and hitting for the Optimists and Elks respectively.
Mrs Mary McElroy sister of President Arthur began the custom of serving ten to hundreds of White House guests at public receptions during his term, shaping early etiquette and social rituals at the executive mansion.
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