Improved Clinch Knot and Night Bass at Farm Ponds
The article details knot techniques for monofilament lines including the improved clinch knot and blood knot, noting slip risks and methods to test knots during fights. It also highlights Siren monofilament material and nighttime bass fishing with jitterbugs, recounting a near Frederick outing with multiple bass caught or struck on quiet ponds.
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Frederick
Bally Ache to Run in Laurel International
Bally Ache the million dollar colt was first entry for the Washington D C International Nov 11 with owner syndicate in Versailles Kentucky. Trainer Joseph Arnold expects Bally Ache to start in the Arlington Classic July 23 after recovering from a front ankle swelling. Other U S horses discussed include Bird Eagle Sword Dancer First Landing Celtic Ash Venetian Way Talent Show and Amerigo with past winners Fisherman Mahan and Bald Eagle cited.
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National League standings and Thursday results
National League table shows Pittsburgh Milwaukee and St Louis in tight race with San Francisco and Los Angeles. Thursday results include St Louis 7 San Francisco 3 and Pittsburgh 3 Cincinnati 2. Upcoming games feature Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and Chicago at Los Angeles among others.
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Muffett Delivers Red Sox Victory In Nightcap Split
Boston tops Washington 4 2 in the second game to split a doubleheader as Bill Muffett, a right hander with past Giants ties, retires 18 of 19. In the opener Washington wins 6 5 on a Fletcher passed ball and Billy Gardner triple. Gardner drives in two in the first game, Lemon and Gardner pace the Senators with two RBI each.
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Alston Bypasses Spahn Burdette In Star Picks
Walter Alston drew a 12 man addition to the starting NL All Stars excluding Warren Spahn and Lew Burdette, sparking talk of a Dressen rebuke. Musial earns a start while other picks include Bailey Burgess, Bower White Groat Larker Neal Taylor Cepeda Clemente Pinson and ten pitchers led by Podres Williams McCormick Jackson McDaniel Buhl and Face.
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Charlie Neal
Los Angeles
Tony Taylor
Philadelphia
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Skinner Hero As Bucs Nip Reds 3-2 in ninth rally
Bob Skinner delivered a two run double in the top of the ninth to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates over the Cincinnati Reds 3 2. Mazeroski and pinch runner Joe Christopher scored on Skinner s timely hit after Mazeroski had two doubles. Witmer Mi got the win, Bill Henry took the loss.
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Cerv, Boyer Homer As Bombers Sweep Two From Orioles
New York tops Baltimore 6-3 behind Bob Cerv and Cletis Boyer homers. Cerv pinch hits for Turley and connects in the fifth after Orioles rally to tie. Reynolds, Kubek, and Boyer provide the decisive hit sequence as Yankees sweep two-game series.
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Navy Rowing Team Makes Olympic Finals
Navy varsity and Syracuse eight compete at Onondaga Lake in Olympic trials. California edges Cornell varsity, Navy beats Cornell junior varsity, Syracuse defeats Navy plebes. Navy and Cornell place two crews in semi finals, repechage decides remaining spots for 2,000 meter races.
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Jackson Stops Giants 7 3 to Gain 10th Win
St Louis right-hander Larry Jackson won his 10th game of the season by beating the Giants 7-3. Jackson allowed nine hits with seven strikeouts and three walks, aiding a Cardinals rally behind Stan Musial who drove in three runs. The loss drops San Francisco within one game of the NL second division.
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AFL 1960 Schedule Highlights September and November Dates
A long list of AFL 1960 fixtures shows Denver at Bester and Dallas at Los Angeles among early September games. The schedule includes matches across New York, Buffalo, Boston, Oakland, Houston, Denver, Dallas, Los Angeles, and Los Angeles at multiple venues with night games noted. The document enumerates October through December contests, noting key divisional rivalries and venues for each date.
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Detroit Takes Athletics 6 3 in baseball rout
Detroit capitalized on a five-run third inning as Don Larsen failed to last deep, walked seven in under three innings, and Kansas City fell 6-3 to Detroit. Don Mossi earned the win for Detroit while Larsen took the loss. Bauer hit a homer for Kansas City.
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VFW Commander Cup Golf Semis Set After Round
Captain John Laster advanced to the Commander’s Cup semi finals at VFW Country Club after edging Joan Borjes i uD in 19 holes. Medalist Tuck Willard beat Bill Buzzerd 4 and 3, while John Harbaugh crushed Charlie Crum 9 and 7. George Scott, with a seven stroke handicap from Tom Michael, defeated Michael 2 up. semis Saturday at 2:00 p m feature Willard versus Laster and Harbaugh versus Scott.
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Late Results Phillies Beat Milwaukee 53 to 26 in Nine
In a rough box score style notice Robinson and Coker homered for Philadelphia while Spahn pitched eight innings for the win and Short took the loss. Aaron hit his 23rd homer for Milwaukee. The file also includes a brief note on wasp paper making using wood fibers and saliva to form a cellulose material.
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Palmer seven strokes off British Open lead at St Andrews
In Scotland Arnold Palmer stood seven behind leader Roberto De Vicenzo after two rounds as the British Open cut loomed. De Vicenzo led with 134, Nagle 136, Palmer 141, Thomson 142, Miguel 142, while Gary Player and other veterans faced the tough links as warm, windless conditions favored scoring.
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Five players tied for lead in Canadian Open at 139
At the Canadian Open halfway point five players share the lead with 139 after 36 holes. Lionel Hebert 66 73 139, Joe Greer 70 69 139, George Barer 70 69 139, Don Whitt 66 73 139, John Gustin 67 72 139, with Jack Fleck withdrawing due to back pain after a 75 Thursday. Ted Kroll 67 73 and Ken Venturi 69 71 also sit at 140.
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