Maryland Girl Wins Pony Championship
Ana Reid of Moskton Maryland rode Royal Guard to win the grand champion pony title at the 14th Maryland Pony Show in Timonium. Reid also claimed novice champion with Misty Eye after three class titles, while reserve grand champion went to Johnny Cake ridden by Bully Doyle of Southern Pines North Carolina. The riding champion was Jimmy Zimmerman of Laurel. The event, benefiting Kernan's Hospital for Crippled Children, drew over 1,000 entries the largest children's and junior pony show in the United States for ages up to 15.
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Outdoor Writers Take Potomac Float Trip
Outdoor Writers from several states held a Potomac River float trip under rainy conditions with 32 members of the Messon-Dixon Outdoor Writers Association. They planned to dine at Camp Kanawha near Point of Reefs but the dinner plans were abandoned. The trip, organized by the State Game and Inland Fish Commission, highlighted the Potomac's recreational value and involved bass fishing along the river under adverse weather.
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Thurmont Defeats Brunswick 21 5 In State League Action
Thurmont blasted Brunswick 21 to 5 in a Maryland State league game. Six runs were scored in the fourth inning and eight in the seventh as D Spaulding hit a bases loaded homer. Valentine Zentz and Deener added doubles while Dawson homered for Brunswick. R Rickard Shaffer Bowyer pitched for Thurmont, with Barger Thompson Hauver and Deener handling Brunswick.
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Cubs Bat Lee Walls Hits Nineteenth Homer In Opener
In Chicago the Cubs faced the Phillies with Lee Walls cracking his 19th homer in the third inning and collecting six straight singles in a double sweep. Camilo Pascual and John Romanosky of the Senators tallied key wins with six hit shutouts and strong seventh inning relief. Ralph W. Hill Nebraska treasurer since 1954 dies at 64. former Hebron businessman born in Hebron.
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