Hair bugs lure bass through tougher casting, says guide
An article explains hair bugs rival popping bugs for surface bass fishing. Hair bodies use deer or caribou hair bound on a hook to form buoyant, lifelike lures. Proper trimming, packing, and waterproofing improve floatation, while wings and legs add action.
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Yancey shoots 63 to grab Memphis Open first round lead
Bert Yancey of Philadelphia carded a seven under par 63 at Colonial Country Club to lead the Memphis Open by three as he credited a putting lesson from his wife Linda. He had eight birdies and nine one putts, with a five-putt stretch of 15 to 20 feet.
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Orioles Edge Angels In Ten Inning Burst For Win
Boog Powell delivered a bases loaded single in the 11th, lifting the Baltimore Orioles to a 9-6 victory over the California Angels after a four-run 10th inning. Luis Aparicio sparked the rally with five straight hits as Baltimore erased an early deficit and claimed their seventh win in nine games. Curt Blefary opened the 10th with a walk and Dave Johnson and Sam Bowens contributed as the Orioles chased Anaheim’s lead. Rick Reichardt had three RBIs for the Angels, who have now dropped their third straight extra inning game.
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Dissent Over Gogolak Signing Splits NFL Giants Move Stirs Debate
New York AP report shows NFL commissioner Rozelle and coaches weighing the fallout from the Giants signing Pete Gogolak to a free agent deal after his AFL option. Halas and Lombardi condemn the move, while Bears and Packers leaders voice disapproval amid a broader clash of leagues.
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Every Boy In Every Game Minor League Motto
The Minor Little League of the Frederick Breakfast Optimist Club invites 8 to 11 year olds to play on a no tryout basis at Staley Park. About 150 boys may form new leagues in north or south areas to ease travel. Coaches and umpires are club volunteers. equipment comes from Little League discard supplies. annual costs range from six hundred to one thousand dollars.
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Senators Roll Boston in 12-2 Road Win
The Washington Senators exploded for 12 runs against Boston with three big innings and held off a sluggish Red Sox attack. Phil Ortega earned his fourth win in six decisions, backed by Ron Kline who protected the lead as Washington’s Nen hit his 2nd homer.
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Legion Team Opens Season At McCurdy Field
The Francis Scott Key Legion baseball team opens its season Saturday at 1 p.m. with Greenbelt visiting McCurdy Field in a non league opener. The district schedule starts June 11 with Frederick hosting Brunswick at Mec Curdy Field.
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Foyt Buys Racer After Indianapolis Wrecks
A. J. Foyt of Houston said he has bought the Lotus Ford driven to second by Jimmy Clark. Foyt entered in Milwaukee 100, lost both of his cars in wrecks earlier. He scurried over fences to safety during a 16 car pileup at the start of the Indianapolis race.
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Stupendous in Belmont prep as Kauai King aims for Crown
Belmont Stakes features Kauai King seeking the Triple Crown with Fast Count and Amberoid among top contenders. Stupendous drilled a half mile in 46.25 seconds at Belmont Park as trainer Eddie Neloy guards strategy. Post time is 5:15 p.m. EDT with CBS coverage.
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Radatz Traded to Indians in Red Sox Trade
Boston reliever Dick Radatz was traded to Cleveland for two veterans Don McMahon and Lee Stange. Radatz, 29, noted he felt like starting over and blamed mechanical issues for a 0-2 season this year and 9-11 last year. McMahon, 36, has nine appearances this season. Stange, 28, is 1-0 this year with Cleveland.
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Staley Shuts Down Rotary in 3-2 Babe Ruth Victory
Glen Staley limited Rotary to three hits to earn a 3-2 Babe Ruth League win for Shell Oil. McLeod drove in two Shell runs in the fifth, Staley plated the other in the first with a double as Shell Oil totaled six hits. Staley walked three and struck out four, while Stockman allowed one walk and fanned one.
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Yankees Trim Chisox Five Three
Bobby Richardson's three run double in the fourth powered the New York Yankees to a 5-3 win over the Chicago White Sox. The four run burst erased a 3-1 Chicago lead as Steve Hamilton held on for the victory. Tom Tresh and Elston Howard sparked the early scoring with a second inning run, while Richardson cleared the bases with his timely double in the fourth. John took the loss for Chicago, dropping to 4-3, while Hamilton improved to 3-1 for New York.
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