Trout season shifts to catch and release on Big Hunting Creek
Maryland anglers face a new pattern of fly fishing in a nine to sixteen trout stretch on Big Hunting Creek from Camp Penile downstream to the wire across the camp grounds. Barbed hooks are banned and all barbs must be mashed or broken. Local fish culturist Bob Abraham notes warm water and strong dry fly activity as the area emphasizes stealth over plunking. The Potomac fish trapping program reports larger catfish this year, while sunfish runs are down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Big Hunting Creek
Swateu
Frederick County
Camp Penile
Bob Abraham
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Potomac
Commission
S-D Results Entries Friday June 4 1965 Final Horse Race Card
The page lists multiple races at six furlongs to one mile with purses from 1200 to 1700. Entries include Gibson Ja 109 Night Cover 109 and Moonlight Gail with 2 Furlong Maiden results. Also notes claiming races, entrants like Charlies Lass Silk Palamas and Shining Gem with varied odds and times. Local AP coverage mentions Parisian racing figures and a note on Seattle sports figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdwood
Silver Frosta Valley
Virginia
Walt ' Blige
Pon Cambardeliayste
Addes
Charlies Lass
gSilk Palamas
Hello Mike
Shy O'Lette
Jimmy’s
Jimmy’s Peony 1161 Gain & Lass
Shining Gem
Sargent Joe
Bella-Bena
Mr Pop
Leslie
Por Ela
Princess Bates
Shy Land
Radar
Miss Hawaie
Trygve Krogh
David T. Rust
Henry Po Mercer
Orioles Win 9-5 in Farm Loop Ebe Ruth League
Both Orioles and Yankees totaled three hits in a Farm League game last night. John Boyce earned the win with 12 strikeouts and hit a triple. Proctor contributed a three-bagger for the Yankees as the Orioles prevailed 9-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orioles
Yankees
Birds
John Boyce
Proctor
Thomas Carroll
Hood Boyce
Henderson
Mrs Canney Wins In Maryland Women’s Golf Championship
Mrs Richard Canney of Chan til VA defeated Mrs William Weuzen of Spring one up in the second round at Argyle Country Club. Canney will meet Mary Ann Downes of Baltimore in the semifinals. Downes eliminated Mrs R A Brubaker 7 and 6. Other matches saw Robert Mason of Pocomoke City beat Maurice Glick 5 and 4 and Mrs Frank Cash of Siler Spring defeat Mrs HON McChars of Fairfax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smever Spring
Richard Canney
Chantil
William Weuzen
Siker Spring
Argyle Country Club
Canney
Wil
Mary Ann Downes
Baltimore
Fry Gay Miss Downes
R A Brubaker
Great Falls
Robert Mason
Pocomoke City
Maurice Glick
Baltmore
Frank Cash
Siler Spring
Hon] McChars
Fairfax, Va
Colts trade Looney to Lions for Gaubatz and pick
Baltimore sends fullback Joe Don Looney and a draft choice to Detroit for linebacker Dennis Gaubatz. Gaubatz, LSU graduate and Lions middle linebacker, would replace retired Bill Pellington as the Colts seek a new middle man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Joe Don Looney
Baltimore Colts
Detroit Lions
Dennis Gaubatz
Gaubatz
National Football League
Bill Pellington
Looney
Colts
New York Giants
Giants
Oklahoma
LSU
Lions
Joe Schmidt
Jerry Hill
Tony Lorick
Pellington
Bold Bidder Joins Belmont Stakes Field for Sprint-Paced Strategy
Bold Bidder joins Dapper Dan in a crowded Belmont field as trainer Bill Winfrey aims to set a fast pace for a potential stretch duel with Tom Rolfe. Braulio Baeza rides Bold Bidder, who has sprinting speed and will push the early pace while Dapper Dan looms as the closer. First Family and La Cima may also enter with seven starters in the 97th Belmont worth 146,650 dollars. Post time is 5:15 p.m. EDT with CBS television and radio coverage planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Rolfe
Dapper Dan
Hail To Ail
Bill Winfrey
Wheatley Stable
Bold Bidder
Bold Ruler
Ogden Phipps
Winfrey
Aqueduct
Braulio Baeza
Preakness
Ribott
Raymond Guest
Powhatan
Hail To All
Mrs Ben Cohen
Johny Sellers
Casey Hayes
First Family
C. T. Chenery
Meadow Stable
Lawrence Katz
Selari
J. R. Straus
National Television
CBS
Pascual Extends Win Streak as Twins Top Red Sox 4-3
Unbeaten Camilo Pascual earned his seventh straight victory for Minnesota, aided by Bob Allison’s two run homer. The Twins held a 4-2 lead into the bottom of the ninth as Klippstein and Nelson closed out Boston. Allanson hit the home run for Minnesota while Monbouquette took the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul-Minneappolis
Camilo Pascual
Bob Allison
Minnesota Twins
Boston Red Sox
Pascual
Johnny Klippstein
Mel Nelson
Boston
Lennie Green
Dalton Jones
Felix Mantilla
Billy Pless
Klippstein
Tony Conigliaro
Mike Ryan
Twins
Red Sox
Green
Eddie Bressoud
Nelson
Bressoud
Rich Rollins
Minnesota
Oix
Monbouquette
Earley
Tillman
Ryan
Pleis
Zimmerman
W—Pascual
L — Monbouquette
Allison
Young Pro Leads Buick Open After First Round
Steve Spray, 24, fresh from earning a bachelor of business administration, shot a four under par 68 to lead the Buick Open at Warwick Hills. Julius Boros and a six man group trailed with 69. Defending champ Tony Lema opened with 71 and other stars posted 73s and 76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Blanc
Mich
Steve Spray
Spray
Warwick Hills Country Club
Eastern New Mexico University
Julius Boros
Jack Nicklaus
Johnny Pott
Bert Weaver
Gene Littler
Doug Sanders
Wright Garrett
Tony Lema
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Ken Venturri
American Wrestler Surprises Russians in World Freestyle Wrestling
In Manchester England Larry Kristoff of Carbondale Illinois held Osmpe champion Aleksander Ivanitsky to a draw in the world freestyle championship securing at least a bronze for the 22 year old American. The match kept Kristoff alive in the tournament as Ivanitsky faced two penalty points for the first time. Two other U S hopes were eliminated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
England
Larry Kristoff
Carbondale
Russia
Aleksander Ivanitsky
Amerian
Kristoff
Harm
Farber
Guaseu Yilmaz
Turkey
United States
Palmer Accused of Selfish Motives Over PGA Tour Streamline
PGA manager Jim Gaquin labels Arnold Palmer selfish and alleges a hoax in proposing a tour streamlining from about 45 to 30 events a year. Gaquin cites Palmer’s discontent with pool-table style courses and notes Palmer’s earnings exceed $600,000 since 1955 while defending current purses and the tour’s supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arnold
Palmer
Professional Golfers Association
Jim Gaquin
Golf Magazine
Gaquin
Golf
Gagquin
Try Club
Grand Blanc
Mich
Jim
PGA
Legion Team Plays Here On Saturday
The Francis Scott Key Post American Legion base ball team hosts the Dept. of Agriculture Post at McCurdy Field Saturday at 1 p.m. Last Saturday’s game against Cheverly Post was rained out. Frederick opens its regular schedule on June 9 at Westminster at 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Dept. of Agriculture
McCurdy Field
Cheverly Post
Frederick
Westminster
Rozelle and Foss Eye Expansion for Pro Football
NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle proposed adding two teams to reach 16 by 1967 and AFL commissioner Joe Foss said the AFL could name two more by 1966. Rozelle cited cities such as Boston Houston Montreal Toronto Atlanta Miami New Orleans Cincinnati Phoenix Seattle Portland. Foss listed Chicago Washington Philadelphia Los Angeles Milwaukee Atlanta New Orleans Miami Columbus Dayton Portland Louisville Memphis Seattle Montreal Toronto Vancouver as AFL targets. Ray Cullen, 23, named AHL top rookie, follows brothers Barry and Brian with the Buffalo Bisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Football League
Pete Rozelle
Joe Foss
American Football League
Rozelle
NFL
Boston
Houston
AFL
Montreal
Toronto
Atlanta
Miami
Memphis
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Phoenix
Seattle
Portland
Ore
Foss
Associated Press
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Green Bay
Wis
Columbus
Dayton
Ohio
Louisville
Vancouver
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Kre
Knack
Soltars
Moonlight Gail
McGeeza Hasty Daisy
Espinosa
Normala
G. Vv
Lalarig
Elizabeth
Shy Ann
Immigrant
Deb
Arlette W
Davidson
Newbold
Fitzgerald
Cooke
Captain Larry
April Snow
Geay Ace
Bay Hornet
New Frontiers
Polpetta
Maurice
Maccatha
Bossier
Tomane
Doreens Knight
Qeeerti
Jae Fee
Somerh Roach
Brandy
Des and
Espinosas
Bernarr Mac
di Rico
Shisley Ang J
Picnot
Colony
Pancho
Richard Peachy Gongaies
Trutsiay
Lord Fairfax
Gambardell
Navy Mist
Thornton
BO Edna G. Tug Ahoy
May Nonnie
Mona
Vilay Boy
Bryan Mint
Robert
Hidalgo
V. Espinosa
Marharjo
Jon
Hawa Bea
Vo Espinosa
Chuck Boy
Gambardette
Topsy Min
Betty Bones
Flyer Ray
My Trouble
Croume
Miss Susie
Riston
Bo Contingent
Spring Warrior
Blue Jay McGeel
Fran Welch
Todd
Mrs. Canney
Trace Looney
Detroit
Don Shula
Shula
Ted Davis
Mike Curtis
Davis
Curtis
Duke
Belmont
Lee Thomas
Jerry Zimmerman
Twin Cities
Thomas
Young Pro
Buick
Wheelwright
Ernie Wheelwright
Southern Winnois University
Warwick Hills
Mt. Airy
Mount Airy Firemens Park
Mount Airy Saddle Pals
Mount Airy
Saddle Pals
Leon Enfield
Brunswick
Legion
New Fall
Ithaca
Remington
Colt
Browning
ST Tae S, Inc
K. S. Pittman Apselel
Casforna
Acne Beswick
Pontiac
Elie
Farmer
Arnie Beswick
Ray Cullen
Hs Brothers
Barry
Brian
Buffalo Bisons
Tle
Helday
Phillips 66
Blue Ridge Oil Company
P. Q. Box
Frederick, Md
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