Nationals Rally to Edge North Harford in State Playoffs
Babe Ruth Baseball action at Martin Field saw Frederick surge from behind to beat North Harford 12-6 and advance to face Brunswick in semi finals. Wenzel doubled, Quill drove in two, and a seven run rally in the seventh turned the game, with Hartsock and Zimmerman strong on the mound for Frederick.
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Swell
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Hamsock
Martin
Hays
Quill
Morris
Hartsock
Harmeyer
Crouse
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Teel
Mortis
North Hartford
98 Entries In Golf Tournament In West Virginia
KINGWOOD W V July 25 Defending champion Maury Bailey of Baltimore heads a field of 98 entries in the ninth Tri State Amateur Golf Tournament to be held at Preston County Country Club. The 72 hole event runs three days with 36 hole finals Sunday. Bailey edged 1955 champion Kermit Hutchison of Charleston in last year’s brief tourney. A heavy rainstorm shortened play last year to 34 holes. Notables include Eva Petri of Wheeling two time winner, Jennings Randolph Jr of Washington DC George Washington University, and Lewis Staples of Martinsburg former Los Angeles City Open winner. Club pro Reggie Spencer says the par 72 course is in excellent condition.
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W. Va
Maury Bailey
Baltimore
Preston County Country Club
Y Bailey
Kermit Hutchison
Charleston
Eva Petri
Wheeling
Jennings Randolph Jr
Washingon
BDC
George Washington University
Lewis Staples
Martinsburg
Reggie Spencer
West Virginia Univer
Bolt Leads Eastern Open With Course Record
Terri ble tempered Tommy Bolt, 38, from Oklahoma but based in Los Angeles, shot a course record 64 to lead the Eastern Open in Baltimore. He matched par on 10 of 18 holes and birdied eight, eclipsing the previous 65 set in 1950 by Heafner and Ransom. Don Fairfield trailed with 67 for runner-up among 160 players in the 320,000 event.
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Henry Ransom
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Wooler Dole
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Fairfield- of- Casey
Fairfield
Doug Ford
Mahopac
N.J
Bill Casper
Bonita
Calif
Pat Schwab
Dayton
Ohio
Wesley Ellis
Riverdale
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Fountain Rock Trout Farm Opens in Frederick County
The Fountain Rock Trout Farm near Walkersville Maryland is Maryland s first licensed commercial trout facility run by John T Quinn and Lee M Buchanan two engineers from Fort Detrick The farm offers fishing for 1 50 a day with 1 65 per pound for caught fish Open year round 6 PM on weekdays and 3 PM on Saturdays with water at 34 F and a constant flow The site highlights a crystal clear spring supply and facilities planned include picnic tables fireplaces and a wide spring for anglers to fish without crowding.
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Death by Airplane Mystery Shocks Los Angeles Area
A 52-year-old jeweler, Solomon Binstock, vanished after being blown from a Western Airlines Convair over the southern California desert. The plane landed with a hole near the washroom. four bullet holes were found. FBI and Civil Aeronautics Board probe a possible self-inflicted shot or explosive, with Binstock's wife and children in Los Angeles. His life insurance policies named his wife as beneficiary.
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Western
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George Air Force Base
Shirk
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Mercury International Insurance
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Eva HL
Klum
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Joyann
George Afb
Victorville
Civil Aeronautics Board
Patterson Upsets Florio Training Edicts
Floyd Patterson disputes Dan Florio style moves as training friction grows. Editors note Rhode Island boxing official Lou Provenzano emerges to persuade. Baseball items include Ed Batley chasing Smoky Burgess, and Giants signals controversy amid reform chatter. Also golf scores list and hockey venture in Raleigh with a fronting backer. Larry Wesley signs with the Giants as a tackle recruit.
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Smoky Burgess
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Paul Carr
Roy Barns
Reskins
Pancho Gonzalo
Frank Sedgman
Football Draft Defended by Grange and Others in Hearing
Washington July 2 News from a congressional hearing where Red Grange George Connor and Sid Lueckman defended professional football’s player draft and reserve clause system. Grange cited the draft as essential to pro football and recounted personal losses while claiming the draft prevents league imbalance and preserves fan interest.
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Nowe Dame
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Bears
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Grange
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National Football League
Second Washington airport plan draws White House request
The White House seeks a second airport for Washington, proposing 35 million dollars in supplemental funding to build near Burke Virginia about 25 miles from downtown. President Eisenhower asked Congress to approve the appropriation as the debate over need and location has dragged for years among agencies.
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White House
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