Five Frederick fishermen haul notable rockfish catch near Bloody Point
Captain Mosley directs rock fishing aboard the Two Brothers with five Frede rick crews landing ten rockfish weighing ten to fourteen and three quarter pounds. John Barber claims heaviest, Bruce Houck lands five of the ten, all on live eels near Bloody Point Lighthouse below the Bay Bridge. The men work on the same Fort Detrick shift and enjoy camaraderie on the trip.
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Bruce
Fort Detrick
Senators Use Home Runs To Down Red Sox
Washington defeats Boston 7 3 as Gene Woodling hits a three run homer in the first inning and Gene Green and Willie Tasby follow with back to back homers. Pagliaroni homered for Boston. Don Schwall pitched six innings for the Red Sox. Cheney earned the win in relief for Washington.
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Ae Reece Jee Ee
Senators
Boston Red Sox
Gene Woodling
Gene Green
Willie Tasby
Pagliaroni
Boston
Cheney
Columbus
Red Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Don Schwall
Gene Woodring
Jackie Jensen
Paglieroni
Pete Margin
Ron Stishwell
Dave
Tasby
Pigilaroni
Runnels
Doning
John Gabler
Pumpsie Green
Joe Ginsberg
Schwall
Hillman
Gabler
Green
W — Cheney
Jay Wins 11th For Reds 2-0 Over Pirates
Joey Jay pitched the NL leading Cincinnati Reds to a 2-0 win over Pittsburgh, allowing only three hits. Gene Freese homered for the Reds in the fifth as Earl Francis exited with shoulder trouble, while Cincinnati added an insurance run in the sixth.
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Joey Jay
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Reds
Pirates
Day
Jay
Bill Mazeroski
Gene Freese
Reds
Earl Francis
Francis
Don
Pittebergh
McBean
Sabine
Burgess
Edmare
Freese A
Angels Pound 3 Homers to Beat A's Twice
Los Angeles Angels erupt for five homers including Bridges first in two seasons to beat Kansas City 12 5 and 7 5. George and Lee Thomas homer in opener as Ted Bowsfield wins. Angel total reaches 103 second in majors behind the Yankees.
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Charles Maher
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Angels
Rocky Bridges
Kansas City
Angels
New York Yankees
Bridges
Athletics
George
Lee Thomas
Angel
Ted Kluszewski
Ken Hunt
Lew Krausse
Ted Bowsfield
Krause
Bass
Ditmar
Bowsfield
L—Krause
G. Thomas
Khiszewski
L. Thomas
Hunt
Nuxhall
Rakow
Kunkel
Staley
Sullivan
McBride
Moeller
Morgan
Fowler
Rice
W-Morgan
L-Rakow
Siebern
Bridges A
Go-Carting Races Held at Frederick Shopping Center
Thunderbug Kart Klub hosted 22 carts at the Frederick Shopping Center on Sunday. Winners included A-Bushbing Ist Dennis Mack Sey, A-Standard Jr Ist Larry Tschiffley, A-Standard Sr Ist Johnny Burdette, A-Super Sr Ist Ralph L Sigler, B-Standard Sr Ist Leroy Blumenauer. Next races set for July 16 at Joe Frederick Shopping Center with 1:30 p.m. start. Cubs Recall Mel Wright From Houston in American Association.
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Thunderbug Kart Klub
A—Bushbing
Dennis Macksey
Reading
Standard
Larry Tschiffley
Damascus
Wayne Scott
A—Standard
Johnny Burdette
William Hendricks
Middletown
Ralph L. Sigler
Charles Karreil
B—Standard
Leroy Blumenauer
Clyde Cook
Joe Frederick
Lary's bunt lifts Tigers to 10th inning win over Yankees
Detroit forges 4-3 extra inning victory after splitting July 4 doubleheader at home. Frank Lary delivers a perfect bunt in the 10th with two on as Hank Aguirre and Terry Fox close out the win. Chico Fernandez steals home for a 3-2 lead in the ninth. Whitey Ford wins his 13th for New York in the opener.
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Ed Wilks
Associated Press
Detroit Tigers
New York
Tigers
Whitey Ford
Yankees
Chico Fernandez
Frank Lary
Detroit
Lary
Bill Stafford
Hank Aguirre
Terry Fox
Fox
Bill Skowron
Roger Maris
Babe Ruth
Fernandez
Roland Sheldon
Yanks
Hector Lopez
Yankee Stadium
Ford
Dick Brown
Don Messi
Fiston Howard
Abrabi Bruton
Rich’son
Finandez
Kubek
Kaline
Maris
Boyer
Mossi
Foytack
Morton
Wdeshick
Colavito
Wood
Woodeschick
Mantle
Dodgers Edge Braves 6-5 in Opening Inning Burst
Los Angeles squad pounded rookies Bob Hendley and Don Nottebart for six runs in the first inning and held on for a 6-5 victory over Milwaukee. Dick Farrell preserved the lead, Dodgers sweep two-game set, extend win streak to five, inch closer to Reds.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Bob Hendley
Don Nottebart
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Dick Farrell
Stan Williams
Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Charlie Neal
Los Angeles
Wills
Spangler
Gilliam
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Howard Rf
Aaron
Boyd
Hodges
Maye
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Torre
W.davis
McKiffen
Neal
Hendrey
Nsherry
Nottebart
N. Sherry
Willey
Adcock
Balling
McMillen
Erbbso Willems
Farrel
Hendley
Ailey Prn
Uso Han
Sherry
Man
Lendes
Steiner
Bogpets
Fendle
Palmer Beats Player In St Andrews Head-To-Head Duel
Arnold Palmer, the Latrobe, Pennsylvania star, defeated Gary Player of South Africa by five strokes at St Andrews on the Old Course in a $10,000 head-to-head marked by a nine hour telecast. Palmer birdied holes 16 17 and 18 after leading on the front nine and plans to play the British Open at Birkdale with Player.
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Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
South Africa
St. Andrews
Latrobe
Japan
Australia
Palmer
Kel Nagle
American Broadcasting Company
United States
Scotland
Southport
England
Birkdale
Leone's and Ijamsville to Play Thursday Night
Leone's of Baltimore faces Ijamsville of the Maryland State League at McCurdy Field Thursday at 8 30 p m. The 17 to 19 year old club is coached by Orioles scout Walter Youse and labeled an amateur farm club. Five Leone's players earned All Maryland Scholastic honors last season.
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Baltimore
McCurdy Field
Ijamsville
Baltimore Oriole
Walter Youse
the Birds
Triandos Hot Bat Silences Tormentors at Memorial Stadium
Orioles slugger Gus Triandos continues a home run streak with five homers in five games, driving in seven runs as Baltimore sweeps Cleveland to trim the deficit on the Indians. Fans booed and praised in equal measure as Triandos shrugs off taunts and cites consistent hitting this season.
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Memorial Stadium
Detroit
Triandos
Orioles
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Indians
Bronx
Oriole
Jim Gentile
Gus
John Romano
Yogi Berra
Frederick Men Lose in Tennis at National Seniors Day
In Bethesda doubles action two Frederick Jost teams played in round one. Henry Barclay of Washington and Bernard Welsh of Rockville defeated A. A. Radcliffe and J. M. McCardel 6-4, 6-4. C Alphonso Smith and Hugh Lynch of Washington beat Mel Partridge and J. R. Ramsburg 6-1, 6-1. Florida claims 30 000 lakes 600 fish species and over 300 plant varieties.
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Frederick Jost
Henry Barclay
Washington
Bernard Welsh
Rockville
A. A. Radcliffe
J. M. McCardel
C. Alphonso Smith
Hugh Lynch
Mel Partridge
J. R
Dick) Ramsburg
Florida
Giants rout Cubs 19 3 for season peak in hits
In a doubleheader opener the San Francisco Giants pounded Chicago 19 3, with Orlando Cepeda driving in eight on five straight hits and a three run homer in a five run seventh. Willie Mays added four hits and 3 RBIs as Billy Odell struck out 13 and held the Cubs hitless until George Altman’s 14th homer. In the nightcap the Cubs won 3 2 behind Ron Santo’s homer, while Cepeda delivered a five hit day overall.
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San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Orlando Cepeda
Jack Curtis
Giants
Cub
Willie Mays
RBI
Billy O'Dell
Eddie Fisher
Cubs
George Altman
Mays
Chuck Klein
Ron Santo
San Francisco
Fisher
Odell
Landrith
Cardwell
Drott
Wright
Brewer
Schultz
Taylor
Bertell
W—Odell
L—Cardwell
Cepeda
Altman
Lees
Lemay
Haller
Curtis
Anderson
L-Le- May
Santo
Milwaukee Braves Acquire John Antonelli from Indians
The Milwaukee Braves announce the purchase of southpaw pitcher Johnny Antonelli from the Cleveland Indians for an undisclosed cash amount. Antonelli, 31, returns to the Braves for a second stint and carries a major league record of 119 wins and 99 losses.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Johnny Antonelli
Cleveland Indians
Antonelli
Cleveland
San Francisco Giants
Harvey Kuenn
Braves
Boston
Giants
New York
5,000 Watch as Wheelers Show Stuff
About 5,000 spectators attended Frederick Lions Club sponsored July 4 motorcycle races at the fairgrounds. Tony Murgia of Key West won the 5 mile Expert in 5 03.73 with Bates Molyniaux of Detroit second. George Roeder led nine laps before a blown piston ended his run. David Estep of Columbus won the Novice 5 mile in 5 31.38 and Thad Coleman of Greenville the Amateur 5 mile in 5 22.74 amid engine failures and minor mishaps with no injuries.
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Fairgrounds
Tony Murgia
Key West
Florida
Bates Molyniaux
Detroit
Michigan
George Roeder
Columbus
Murgia
Molyniaux
David Estep
Ohio
Thad Coleman
Greenville
S. C
Coleman
Boys' Leagues Standings Show Dallas-Fort Worth Lead
The American Association standings listing from the Associated Press shows Indi Dallast and DallasFet Worth games, with a 2 1 score in the first game. Dallas tops the early table as the season unfolds.
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American Association
Dallastasapatis
DallasFet Worth
VFW Hosts Printers Tonight At McCurdy Field
Frederick VFW hosts Union Printers from Washington DC in their first area appearance. Second Industrial League team to play at McCurdy Field, with prior rainouts and a Hustlers defeat noted in the vicinity.
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Frederick Vfw
Washington D. C
Ene
D. C
McCurdy Field
V Wagen
Hustlers
Byj
Yamaville
Fristian National League Scores and Tonight's Games
Baseball league standings and yesterday results list with teams, pitchers, and matchups. Tonight features Cincinnati at San Francisco, St Louis at Los Angeles, Pittsburgh at Chicago, Philadelphia at Milwaukee, and other doubleheaders including Cleveland at New York and Baltimore at Washington with listed starting pitchers.
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Milwaukee
St. Louis
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Hunt
McCormick
Gibson
Padres
Friend
Ellsworth
Mahaffey
Owens
Spahn
Burdette
Cleveland
Stigman
Bell
New York
Stafford
Detroit
Bunning
Bruce
Boston
Monbouquette
Muffett
Baltimore
Hall
Washington
Daniels
Grba
Minnesota
Kaat
Pizarro
Kansas City
Shaw
G.B
Los Angele
Frederick County Jr. League All Star Game Set Friday Night
The Frederick County Jr. League will stage its all star game Friday July 7 at McCurdy Field starting at 8 30 p m. Western Division stars from Braddock Heights Harmony Middletown Myersville Shookstown and Yellow Springs face Eastern Division players from Mt Airy Walkersville New Market Hyattstown Araby and East Coast Relay Station Howard Murphy of Hyattstown will manage the East with Gordon Taylor Braddock piloting the West. Junior players aged 8 to 13 use regular baseball rules with Little League equipment and diamond sizes.
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Frederick County
McCurdy
Braddock Heights
Harmony
Middletown
Myersville
Shookstown
Yellow Springs
Mt. Carmel
Walkersville
New Market
Hyattstown
Araby
East Coast
Howard Murphy
Gordon Taylor
Braddock
Blundell
Gannon
Karl
Brandenburg
S. Zepp
Fisher
J. Shafer
Hoffman
Weatherwax
T. Bidle
Backtell
Wolfe
Koehl
Kar- Tell
B. Rice
L. Shaffer
Keyser
G. Smith
Elfresh
Diggs
Scheckle
Mtel
Elworthy
Grimes
Garber
Snyder
Free
Roderick
A. Murphy
Giesler
Rippeon
R. Miles
Foreman
D. Rice
Araby Utchak
Mc- Cue
Runnels
ECRS
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Sacramento
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Schoolboy) Brown
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