State Boating Act Enforcement Aims For Compliance
Wardens warn that arrests will begin to enforce the new boating act. July weather and safety rules are outlined, including life preservers, lights for night operation, and load limits. Boaters may need licenses, and a CG-340 guide is available from the U.S. Government Printing Office. Trap shooting championships set for July 23 and 24 at Sharnsburg.
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Tidewater Fisheries
William Mathews
Boating and Recreation Division
U. S
Washington
D.C
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
Washington County
Sharnsburg
Baseball standings and tonight’s AL matchups
The American and National Leagues show standings with teams like Chicago New York Cleveland and Boston. Tonight’s AL games include Wynn Turley Grant Delock Lannan and Kralick starts while NL action features Pittsburgh Milwaukee Los Angeles St Louis and San Francisco in night games.
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Chicago
Wynn
New York
Turley
Cleveland
Grant
Lannan
Boston
Delock
Detroit
Burnside
Baltimhore
Barber
Kansas City
Hall
Washington
Kralick
W. L. Pet
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
St Louis
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnaii
Haddix
McCormick
Pizzaro
Burdette
Freeman
Conley
Simmons
McLish
VFW Golf Results Highlight Close Handicap Trophy Final
The Wo men's Handicap Trophy final at VFW Country Club saw Eve lyn Dolan defeat Mrs. Thomas Clark in a tight match. In the consolation flight semi finals, Mrs. Bruce Gregory beat Mrs. Harold Hausler 2 and 1. Club Championship qualifying began, with Gregory leading as low qualifier. First round matches start July 30. A Home and Home with Winchester Country Club is set for July 26, as Frederick aims to even the series after a one point loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V.F.W. Country Club
Evelyn Dolan
Thomas Clarks
Bruce Gregory
Harold Hausler
Gregory
Iow
Winchester Country Club
Frederick
Local meet to shoot singles doubles handicap and international
Ralph Taylor of Keedysville serves as chairman for the upcoming meet where singles doubles handicap and international events will be shot. The event outlines the program and leadership for the competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Taylor
Keedysville
Americans Rally To 3-2 Victory Over Sykesville
In a tight pitching duel at Baker Park Frederick's American League beat Sykesville 3-2 to advance to the second round. Ben Grove hit a first-pitch homer and earned the win while Leon Naylor and Gerry Beach contributed key hits in the comeback win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Sykesville
Emmitsburgh
Baker Park
Ben Grove
Grove
Leon Naylor
Gerry Beacht
John Staley
Jack Gaither
Staley
Gaither
Weishaar
Powell
Doug Billebaugh
Brothers
Denny Oram
Spencer
Frederick Ab Rh
Bi F.sro
Staiey
Ww.bro
Ogatther
Freland
Bluebeush
W. Brothers, Naylor
Beso Bluebaugh
U — Gastley
Palm, Smith and Magee
Colts Halt Ticket Sales Sets New Season Ticket Record
The Baltimore Colts halted season ticket sales at 45,044 while 57,557 seats remain in Memorial Stadium for home games. Management aims to keep some single game tickets available for out of town fans and others who cannot attend all games. Last year’s high was 40,058.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Memorial Stadium
Colt
Colts
E Frederick ACs Top All-Stars in Tri-State Softball
East Frederick A C of the Tri State Major Softball League crushed the Frederick Carroll County All-Stars 13 to 1 at Johnsville. Pitchers Blank Kehne Lenhart held the Stars to one hit and one run with seven strikeouts while Abe Gladhill homered and doubled, Eddie Rice Stick Gearingler and Jim Blank adding two hits each. East Frederick travels to Hall Town West Virginia Saturday to face Charles Town in a league game.
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East Frederick
Abe Gladhill
Eddie Rice
Stick Gearingler
Jim Blank
Bill
Saylor
Jone
Hall Town
W. Va
Charles Town
Leone's Beat Tjamsville 86 at McCurdy Field
Leone's of Baltimore scored six runs in the first inning to lead and held on to defeat Tjamsville 66 at McCurdy Field. John Harper and Bill Crone doubled, Tom Coleman hit a triple in the fifth, Charley Smith took the loss for Tramsville, Donny Neel pitched the rest of the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leone's
Baltimore
Sjamsville
McCurdy Field
Tjamsville
John Harper
Bill Crone
Tom Coleman
Charley Smith
Tramsville
Donny Neel
Palmer and Snead Lead After First Round in PGA Championship
Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead paced the opening round at Firestone as the 42nd PGA Championship began in Akron Ohio. Palmer fired 67 to lead. Snead was one stroke back at 68 with Paul Harney and Fred Haas at 69 and several contenders left at even par or higher after the long 7165 yard layout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Arnold Palmer
Sam Snead
Firestone
Balmer
Li Sonier
Snead
Paul Harney
Worcester
Mass
Fred Haas
Palmer
Doug Sanders
Ken Venturi
Don Fair- Bees
Casey
Don January We
Dallas
Bonanza Betting For Maryland Could Move Track Wagering
Maryland Racing Commission chair R Bruce Livie says bonanza wagering may be the coming trend for minor tracks and could be tried at Timonium. Timonium manager Johnny Heil questions cost and impact, noting Shenandoah Downs has seen a 50 percent rise but not all tracks benefit. Livie plans cost checks and hopes to start by Aug 13 if feasible.
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Baltimore
R. Bruce
Livie
Maryland Racing Commission
Bonanza
Timonium
Johnny Heil
Shenandoah
Timonig
Heil
Rockingham
Hawthorine Park
Sportsman's
Bel Air
Hagerstown
Marlboro
Cards Blaste Braves to 9-4 Victory in Milwaukee
St Louis erupted for six runs in the sixth to beat Milwaukee 9 to 4 at County Stadium. Carl Willey started strong for the Braves but faltered as the Redbirds loaded the bases and chased him in the sixth. Sauer and Sawatski contributed for the Cardinals as Milwaukee slipped to their first loss in eight games.
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Milwaukee
St. Louis Cardinals
Braves
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Carl Willey
Cardinals
Warren Spahn
County Stadium
Willey
Redbirds
St. Louis
Jackson
McDaniel
Smith
Sawatski
Natiebart
McMawhon
Brunet
Crandall
W — Jackson
L—Wiliey
Sulwaukee
Bruton
Douglas Mackay in Net Semifinals
Darkhorse Jon Douglas advances to the National Clay Courts semifinal by defeating Chuck McKinley 75 64 61. Douglas, 23, from Santa Monica and a Marine in San Diego, will meet top seed Barry Mackay in Friday’s semifinal as Bernard Barizen faces Red Laver in the other semifinal.
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Chicago
Jon Douglas
Stanford
Douglas
U.S. Davis
Chuck McKinley
St. Louis
Santa Monica
Calif
San Diego
Barry Mackay
Daston
Bernard Tut Barizen
Australia
Red Laver
Wright Leads U.S. Women's Open After First Round
Mickey Wright, defending champion from San Diego, takes a first-round lead at Worcester Country Club with a one under par 71 in the U S Women s Open golf tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wright
Worcester
Roberts Hurls One Hitter For Phils Victory
Veteran Robin Roberts pitched a one hitter through seven and two thirds, dominating San Francisco as the Philadelphia Phillies won 3 0 at Candlestick Park. Roberts struck out eight, walked one, and notched his sixth win of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phillies
Giants
Candlestick Park
Roberts
Giant
Phils
Cincinnati
Felipe Aion
Joe Morgan
Philadelphia
Jack Sanford
Dalrymple
Sanford
Miller
Antonelli
Byerly
Landrith
Schmidt
W—Roberts
L—Sanford
Six Pick Six at Shenandoah Downs
Handicappers at Shenandoah Downs in Charles Town West Virginia correctly named all six winners in the bonanza earning 1807.40 each. It marked the first time more than one person won the last six. A crowd of 5688 attended with a total handle of 225229. It was the fifteenth straight day of rising attendance and betting at the summer meeting. The bonanza paid 32.29 to players who tagged five winners. Francis Chichester, 58, London publisher pilot and navigator, won the solo sailboat race from England to New York aboard Gypsy Moth TH. The journey started June 11 from Plymouth, England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bng
Shenandoah Downs
Charles Town
W. Va
Livie
le Bonanza
New York
Francis Chichester
London
England
Chichester
Atlantic
Plymouth
Brunswick overwhelms Frederick All-Stars in Little League opener
Butch Dixon a righthander with a blazing fastball struck out 12 and hit a homer as Brunswick rolled to a 7 0 win over the Frederick National League All-Stars in the first round. Dixon fanned 12, allowed no hits, and led a Brunswick attack that included homers by Dixon Knight and Cooper to clinch the victory at Scheer Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butch Dixon
Frederick
Brunswick
Westminster Thurmonth
Scheer Stadium
Dixon
Nationals
John Young
Young
Bob Knight
Luke Lawson
Billy Merriman
Ed Reynolds
Reynolds
Mike Cooper
Railroaders
Tom Bailey
Brunswick Frederick
We Au Chi
Hicks
Zooe Baker
Shatherg
Stair
Hart
Dixon P
dRey
Knight
Toed Lawson
Srown
Shaw
Shour
iMann Tooc
H Thorpson
Sim
Shae
Rela
Frushour
Sun
Beseerick
Frusheur
Widlar
Lawses
Cooper
Liz
AicGunian
U — Nonosd
Danner
Clem
Russell T
Bucky Summers
Buich Dixon
Dison
Cubs Win Seven-Hitter To Take 4th-Game Split With Reds
Chicago pitcher Bob Anderson limited Cincinnati to seven hits as the Cubs bounced back to defeat the Reds 8 to 1. Ed Bailey hit the first Reds’ single in the fifth, Jerry Lynch homered in the ninth, and Glen Hobbie held Cincinnati hitless through seven. Purkey took the loss after 6 1 3 innings.
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Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Bob Anderson
Bob Purkey
Bob Grim
Cubs
Reds
Glen Hobbie
Purkey
Chicago
Anderson
Ed Bailey
Jerry Lynch
Tappe
Grim
Osteen
Bailey
W—Anderson
L — Purkey
Lync
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Richard Jacques
Robert Abraham
Coast Guard
Lefty Kreh
American League
Pet
Sands
VFW Golf
Frederick Emmitsburg
Colts Halt
E. Frederick
R. H. E. E. Frederick A.C
Fred-Car. Co
AllStarsl
Blank, Kehne, Lenhart and Shaw
Lake, Eyler, Baker and Weddle
Grossnickle
Leone’s
PGA
Maryland
Ipa
the News
Ricky Stair
Aftke Willard
Bucky
Douglas-Mackay
Patrick Street
Homer
Cincy
Joe Moraga
A. Tittle
John Brodie
Red Hickey
Bobby Waters
Presbyterian
Gary Campbell
Whittier
Charlie Boxhold
Air Force
Namig
Blue Ridge
P. O. Box
Frederick, MD
Aero Oi] Co
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