Local Angling Prospects Across County Ponds
Rain and wind spared few weekends but anglers find top sport in 3000 farm ponds across four counties. Four pound bass and bluegills are plentiful with channels at Harpers Ferry Dam and near Monocacy and White's Ferry. Trout stocking ended last Saturday in Region Two. Dry fly fishing poor, streamer or minnow tactics favored. Suckers bite on Potomac and Monocacy sandbars. Warmer weather should boost fishing in coming weeks. Also urge safe gun storage and free fishing lines for youths with Cortland Line Co. contact.
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Harpers Ferry
Monocacy
White’s Ferry
Commission
Angier
Potomac
Middle Creek
Bald Eagle Island
Lander
Greenfield
Williams Spikes Manager Rumor In Boston
AP report states Boston Red Sox general manager Bucky Harris backs Billy Jurges as field manager amid rumors of a change. Williams denies major league ambitions and says any future managerial role would not be in Boston. Harris says no meeting with Tom Yawkey was scheduled at Fenway Park. Also notes Frederick American Legion junior baseball tryouts at McCurdy Field Saturday at 1 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bucky Harris
Boston Red Sox
Billy Jurges
Ted Wiliams
Jurges Williams
Harris
Jurges
Tom Yawker
Fenway Park
Fayoults
Frederick Amercan Legion
McCurdy Field
Bowling Loop Banquet Honors League Leaders at Peter Pan Inn
The Lion-Lioness Bowling League held a joint banquet and dance at the Peter Pan Inn Urbana Maryland with about 150 bowers and guests. Trophies were awarded to Carroll Manor New Market and Yellow Springs members, with Marjorie Verdi and others cited for high averages and sets. Also listed are officers, additional trophy winners, and notes on the Blind Pig Night honors. Black Hawks fall to Green Sox 14-12 in Optimist Little League with game details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion-Lioness Bowling League
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Maryland
Bowers
Ralph Merchant
Lioness League
New Market
Carroll Manor
Yellow Springs
Middletown
Marjorie Verdi
Mary Catherine Biser
Mary Wood
Jean Gaver
Betty Jeffers
Mary Anna Burgee
Clara M. Tobery
Margaret Thomas
Lottie Mobley
Majorie Verdi
Alice Scigliano
Mary L. Remsburg
Marjorie Smith
Letty Jeffers
Betty Sheffler
Bet Iy McClellan
Frederick No
Thomas Allen
Lions League
Guy Ramsburg
Liberty-Unionville
Frederick No. 1
Richard Dudderer
Frank Fogle
Alvey Fry
Jake Hamilton
Liberty
Unionville
Daniel Thomas
Frederick
Harley Holter
Willis Ramsburg
Charles Butcher
Paul Crum
Pete Tobery
Freda Main
Edith Widmayer
Grate Butcher
Anna Margaret , Schroeder
Teasurer
Sara Eyler
Lois Smith
Ray Crabbs
Fred Ward
Charles Keeney
Chas. Butcher
George Tobery
Adcock Leads NL Sluggers In Batting Race
Joe Adcock of the Braves, after seven-for-19 in recent play, tops the National League with a .354 average. Clemente trails at .353, White at .349, and Mays at .348. In the American League Pete Runnels leads at .354 after Kluszewski drops to .315. Whitey Herzog moves to .351 and Yogi Berra to .341. Batting leaders require at least 70 at bats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Clan
NEW York
Joe Adcock
Milwaukee
Adcock
Braves
Brooklyn
Polo Grounds
Giants
Jim Hearn
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Clemente
Bill White
St. Louis
Willie Mays
San Francisco
White
Mays
Pete Runnels
Boston
Ted Kluszewski
Chicago
Runnels
Kluszewski
Klu
Whitey Herzog
Kansas City
Yogi Berra
Yogi
Skinner
Banks
Pinson
Cincinnati
Robinson
Great
Boyer
Mathews
Second Stage of Open Golf Begins Monday
The second stage of the Open golf championship kicks off Monday and Tuesday with 490 players, including six former champions, competing to reach the final stage. The U S G A has 21 exempt players and 129 sectional survivors advance to Denver Cherry Hills June 16 and 18, after May 23–24 local qualifiers trimmed 2,472 entrants to 490. The sectional rounds June 6–7 span 13 sites including Denver, Cincinnati, New York, Seattle, San Francisco, Washington, Atlanta, Chicago, Detroit, St. Louis, Rochester, Oklahoma City, and Fort Worth, featuring notable names such as Sarazen, Manero, Worsham, Furgol, Mangrum, Boros, Coe, Ward, Thomson, and Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
US. Golf Assn
Denvers
Cherry Hills Club
U.S.G.A
Gene Sarazen
Tony Manero
Lew Worsham
Ed Furgol
Lloyd Mangrum
Julus Boros
Charlie Coe
Harvie Ward
Australia
Peter Thomson
Dick Champman
Denver
Cincinnati
Mamaroneck
Seattle
San Francisco
Washington
Atlanta
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Rochester, NY
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Walker Stands Strong as Orioles Beat Yankees 3 2
Orioles ace Jerry Walker no-hit New York through six innings and earned his first victory in a 3 2 decision. Mantle and Maris produced late offense for the Yankees but Baltimore, led by Ken Hansen and Clint Courtney, added runs off Ford and Gabler to seal the win. Barber finished as reliever.
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Baltimore
Jerry Walker
Orioles
New York Yankees
Walker
Mickey Asantle
Steve Barber
Yanks
Yogi Berra
Mantle
Gene Woodling
Roger Maris
Moine
New York
Whitey Ford
Ken Hansen
Clint Courtney
Mary Breeding
Ryne Duren
Courtney
John Gabler
Hansen
Ford
Ralph Houk
Yankee
Casey Stengel
Robinson
Rich'son
Tasby
Ures
Barber
Gabler
Richardson
Howard
Dropo
Gentile
Balmore
Branch
Iob
Suren
A—Chylak
Amickaniey
Stevens
Honochick
Phillies Use Big Inning To Defeat Braves
The Philadelphia Phillies burst for six runs in the eighth inning to beat the Milwaukee Braves 12 to 7. Cal Neeman started the rally with a triple as Philadelphia broke a tight game after a sloppy sixth. Bobby Del Greco and Tony Taylor delivered key hits and runs, while Lou Burdette took the loss in relief of Bob Pizarro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Milwaukee Braves
Phillies
Lou Burdette
Juan Pizarro
Cal Neeman
Harry Anderson
Chris Short
Tony Taylor
Bobby Malkmus
Neeman
Alvin Dark
Bobby del Greco
Clay Dalrymple
Anderson
Taylor
Ken Walters
Pancho Herrera
Burdette
Milwaukee
Pizarro
MacKenzie
Lau
Crandall
Gomez
Robinson
Short
Farrell
Daly Noble
W—Short
L — Burdette
Smith
Red Sox climb from cellar with win over Senators
Boston’s revival. 12 hits and timely baserunning powered a 6 to 5 victory over Washington as Tom Brewer earned the win while Bill Fischer took the loss. Manager Billy Jarg es denial of reports about his job surfaced amid rain interruption. Brewer and Sadowski combined on the mound for Boston.
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Boston
Red Sox
Washington
Senators
Tom Yawkey
Billy Jarges
Tom Brewer
Brewer
Bill ‘Fischer
Fischer
Kralick
Hyde
Battey
Sadowski
Sullivan
W—Brewer
L-Fischer
League Leaders in American and National Leagues by AP
Major league stars and batting and pitching leaders highlighted by Associated Press. Maris leads New York with 30 RBIs and 351 batting average for the AL. Clemente tops NL in batting at .353. Pitching notes cite Coates and Hall among others with key wins and strikeouts.
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Associated Press
Runnels
Boston
Herzog
Kansas City
Manila
New York
Afinoso
Chicago
Maris
Hansen
Baltimore
His—Lumpe
Minoso
Lollar
Skowron
Fox
Aparicio
Siebern
Mantle
Howard
Lemon
Washington
Coates
Barber
Staley
Hail
Pascual
Bell
Cleveland
Beaver Creek Golf Course Opens Near Hagerstown
Beaver Creek Country Club introduces an 18 hole layout twenty minutes from Fred erck on Route 40 near Hagerstown. Pro Dick Mullen of Baltimore leads staff with John Elwood as assistant. Clubhouse planned, pro shop and lounge built, future pool dining room and kitchen slated. information on fees and membership available by mail to Beaver Creek Country Club P.O. Box 175 Hagerstown Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Creek Country Club
Frederck
Hegerstown
Dick Mullen
Baltimore
Beaver Creek
John Elwood
P.O. Box
Hagerstown
Maryland
Cubs Rout Giants 9-1 in Candlestick Clash
Cubs explode for nine runs at Candlestick Park, knocking out three top Giants pitchers. Ernie Banks homer and triple, Jerry Kindall two doubles drive in a trio, Glen Hobbie gains the win. Pirates top Reds in Pittsburgh as NL race tightens near Pirates lead. Mortimer Loeb, 63, noted hatmaker to presidents, dies in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Wilks
Associated Press
San Francisco Giants
Tick Park
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cubs
Johnny Antonel
Pirates
Cincannati
Pittsburgh
Candlestick
Jerry Kindall
Ernie Banks
Bob Will Banks
Antonelli
Glen Hobbie
Willie McCovey
Orlando Cepeda
Roberto Clemente
Elroy Face
Dick Groat
Bucs
Cal McLish
MecLish
Redler
Norm Sherry
Dodgers
Ron Kime
Sian Williams
Bill White
Ken Boyer
Larry Sherry
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Anpalo
Dick Jennings
Cortland Line Co
Cortland
N.Y
Williams Spikes
Black Hawks
Green Sox
Bure
Beall
Garner
Oden
Engar
DeGrange
Yankees
Pr.of Rocks
Lucketts
Purcellville
Heart of Maryland
Willis Hemsberg
Carroll Moor
Cot
Ton Merchant
The
Lions Lea
Gue
NewMarket
N. Y
Rathmann
Indianapolis
Jim Rathmann
Rodger Ward
Kenny Rich
Paul Lacey
Dallas
Basilio
Syracuse
Carmen Basilio
Gene Fullmer
Basibe
Salt Lake City
Mike DeJohn
Leo Owens
Dickie Dineronica
Law
Sanford
Drysdale
Los Angeles
Friend
Dick Hall
A’s
Tigers
Sandy Amoros
New York State
Carbo
New York City
John T. Morris
Westinghouse Electric International Co
Morris
Scott
Scott S Gott
Scotts
Scott Motors
Shipley's, Inc
North Market St
Tommy Fields
Frankism Haynes
Stockton
Calif
Benny Cas‘ing
Frankie Duarte
Sonora
Mexico
London
England
Dave Charnsey
Paul Armstead
Mortimer Loeb
Theodore Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Shipley
Sporting Goods
N. Market St
Xay
Blue Ridge Oil Company
P. O
Aero Oil CO
Atlantic Heating
Olle
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