Izaak Walton League Near Reeis Mills Builds Clubhouse
The Izaak Walton League chapter near Reeis Mills east of Frederick works on a new clubhouse with stone facing and a surrounding cleanup. Five Waltonians help place the lower exterior, a pond is filling for future fishing, and they seek extra help to finish before bad weather. Boating safety notes warn of dangers from fast craft and new Maryland water laws restricting power vessels and tow lines to curb risky water skiing.
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Ruth League Allstars Open State Tourney At Brunswick
Frederick faces Greenbelt in Brunswick at 2:30 p.m. as Tom Sturdivant joins the Athletics haul in a day of news. Frederick’s Bate Ruth lineup includes Young Miles Grove and Ranneberger. Admission helps offset tournament costs with season tickets at the park.
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Brunswick
Frederick
Phil Ranneberger
Bate Ruth
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Benny Grove
Yim Bryan
Giants Quarterback A Tittle Undergoes Elbow Surgery
Fairfield report says A Tittle, Giants quarterback, had right elbow surgery last May for a sac swelling. He returned to throwing Tuesday, saying the arm felt fine and timing improved after the procedure.
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Fairfield
A. Tittle
New York Giants
Gridder Dies in Fitchburg at 71
Fitchburg Massachusetts obituary notes George M. Crowther died at age 71. Crowther was a college football quarterback and held a place in local athletic history. He played under Walter Camp era influence and was remembered by community sports circles.
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Fitchburg
Mass
George M. Crowther
Jun Thorpe
Turley Signs With Red Sox After Release
Boston signs 32 year old right hander Bob Turley after he was released by the Los Angeles Angels. Turley carried a 2-7 record and 331 ERA with the Angels this season and previously won 21 games in 1958 with the Yankees, earning the Cy Young Award before arm trouble.
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Late baseball first game Chicago beats Detroit 18 to 11
Chicago wins the first game 18 to 11 over Detroit as Nichol son and Cash homer. Fisher and Aguirre contribute runs and pitching relief. The Detroit scoring includes 11 runs with several players named in the uneven contest.
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Port Swimmer Pat Lyne Shoashen 12-Years-Old and Still Winning
Pat Lyne Shoashen, a 12 year old swimmer from Philadelphia, won multiple medals at the national championships last weekend. She set four records in events including the 50 yard breaststroke and the backstroke, and trains with Sandy. Her mother Sandra Shoashen described her as driven and praised her early start at age two.
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Liston Eyes Fight With Cassius on Right Price
Sonny Liston suggested he would fight Cassius Clay if the price is right after his knockout of Floyd Patterson. Liston discussed future plans at his hotel in Las Vegas while Patterson headed home.
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Associated Press
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Oulert
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Gladhillthrows no hitter as East Frederick tops Rebels 5 0
Abe Gladhill pitched the Inter- Community League's first no hit contest guiding East Frederick to a 5 0 win over the Centennial Rebels. Gladhill allowed four reachers on walks and a Bing Kenney single in the second. Earl Lenhart struck out 12 and a four hitter led Harmon Field past Mains Shop Center 34. Whitey and Kenny Lines hit homers to back Lenhart.
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Lenhart
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Maloney Holds Cubs Hitless For One Hitter
Cincinnati pitcher Jim Maloney blanked the Chicago Cubs on a one hitter, fanning 13 as Ellis Burton’s first inning single was the only hit allowed. Frank Robinson drove in the deciding run in the eighth, scoring on Robinson's single after Pinson advanced on a bases-loaded play.
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Ellis Burton
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Larry Jackson
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Vada Pinson
Gordy Coleman
Pinson
Marty Keough
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Ijamsville to Play Thursday in Night Schedule Opener
Germantown leads Tri-County by half game as Bes Leyte faces Marzi State League Thursday at McCurdy Field in a two game series. First game sees Bushka team 6-4 with Jack Beall Dennis Floyd likely starting for Germantown against Jim Trout or Donny Nee Neel. Large turnout expected after lower admission fee announced.
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South Paw
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Jim Trout
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Jamsville
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Orsino Delivers Big Blow as Orioles Top Senators 4 0
The Baltimore Orioles beat the Washington Senators 4 to 0 behind Steve Barber pitching and a decisive sixth inning. John Orsino belted his eighth homer after a rally sparked by Las Aparicio, Bob Johnson, and Bing Powell as Baltimore moved ahead 4 0. Aparicio had four of Baltimore’s 11 hits while Barber earned his 13th win with a steady four hit, two walk effort. Washington’s Claude Osteen yielded the early runs that doomed the Senators.
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Aparicio
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A's Top Boston 1-0 Behind Segui Sharp Shutout
Kansas City pitcher Diego Segui dominated Boston with a six hitter and a first inning run aided by Wayne Causey double and Jerry Noe single. Ed Bressaud reached third on a seventh inning triple but was left stranded as the A's secured a 1-0 victory. Segui improved to 6-3 with Heffner 1-3 suffering the loss. Jack Nicklaus opened the 1962 Open with three birdies, while this year he posted three bogeys and failed to reach the 36 hole cut.
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Edwards
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