Birds Trip Yankees to Take First Place Lead
Joseph Manning announces June 1 enforcement of anti litter laws for Tidewater Fisheries. Inspectors empowered to arrest violators on Maryland shores and waters with fines from 5 to 230 dollars or imprisonment up to 30 days. Game wardens instructed to enforce regs as trout stamp day nears and local fishing activity observed on Hunting and Fishing Creeks. Catfish trapping yields over 1700 fish with new net design tested.
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Joseph Manning
Department of Tidewater Fisheries
Tidewater Fisheries
Maryland
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Ernest A. Vaughn
Fishing Creek
Big
Little Hunting Creek
Owen's Creek
Big Hunting Creek
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Bob Abraham
Barney Eaton
Paul Brown
Mel Garber
Monocacy
Edward's Ferry
General says NCAA must lift track boycott
General Douglas MacArthur ruled colleges must lift the ECAC backed boycott of AAU track meets to select the U S team for the Moscow meet. ECAC, Villanova and Manhattan College officials welcomed the move saying athletes can compete in open meets while AAU praised the ruling ending confusion. The USTFF and NCAA federation leaders remained silent on the outcome.
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New York
Douglas Macarthur
U. S
Russia
ECAC
Asa Bushnell
Eastern College Athletic Conference
Ken Norton
Manhattan College
Art Mahan
Villanova
USTFF
Kennedy
MacArthur
AAU
St Louis
U.S
Col
Donald Hull
Walter Byers
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Orioles Rally Past Yankees In Eighth To Claim Lead
The Baltimore Orioles broke a 2-2 tie with two eighth inning singles by Brooks Robinson and Jim Gentile, defeating New York 4-2 to seize the American League lead. Mickey Mantle was out with a broken foot, while Yankees starter Jim Bouton suffered a facial cut and shoulder bruise from a line drive but stayed in the game.
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New York Yankee
Jim Bouton
Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Bouton
Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Jim Gentile
New York
Anke
Mickey
Mantle
Jack Brandt
Stan Williams
Luis Aparicio
Aparicio
Robinson
Gentile
Plate
Robin Roberts
Roberts
Clete Boyer
Bobby Richardson
Tom Tresh
Dick Hall
Tresh
Hall
Whitey Ford
Union Memorial Hospital
Linz
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Rich
Snyder
Robinson Bo
Maris
Powell
Boyer
Adair
Brown
Hamilton
Rover
aBerra
Bridges
Chubek
dReed Ding Wiliams
Renitt
eBlanchard
Tetah Maer
Éthz
Sinaled
Kubek
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Renlif
Latimers
Elong
Galfimore
Aparicia
Gridges
Howard
Saverine
Ropinson
Williams L
Renift
Balk
Saar
Smith
Haller
Peperelia
Liberty Bell Track Opens as Pennsylvanias First Pari Mutuel Facility
The $12.5 million Liberty Bell Park harness track in northeast Philadelphia opens with a projected 30,000 on opening night. Pari mutuel betting begins a historic shift for Pennsylvania with further races planned in Washington and the anthracite belt, as lawmakers court a statewide referendum on thoroughbred racing.
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Liberty Bell
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Liberty Bell Park
Michael J. O'Neill
Washington
Church
National League War Onn Los Arieies Trrsdaie
National League schedule scrap shows multiple games with teams like Los Angeles, Chicago, Detroit, and Cleveland. Entries are fragmented with uncertain scores and missing dates, listing matchups such as Browns vs Tigers and Pirates vs Phillies, reflecting a torn OCR sports brief.
Tie For First In National League Cubs Sink Giants
Washington and Chicago split early leads as Larry Osborne and Billy Williams power wins. Washington edged Boston 2-1 with Ron Kline closing out the game after a first inning homer by Osborne. Chicago topped San Francisco 3-2 to tie the National League leaders, with Lindy McDaniel delivering a late 10th inning homer and key defensive plays. Michel Jazy then set a two mile world record in Paris with 5 minutes 49.6 seconds at Charloty Stadium.
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Washington
Larry Osborne
Boston
Senators
Ron Kline
Kline
Dave Stenhouse
Red Sox
Roman Mejias
Chuck Schilling
Gary Geiger
Carl Yastrzemski
Gene Conley
Jim King
Conley
Lamabe
Radatz
Tillman
Stenhouse
Kling
Reiver
W—Stenhouse
L—Conley
Osborne
Chicago
Lindy McDaniel
Billy Pierce
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Giants
Cubs
Billy Williams
McDaniel
Willie Mays
Ed Bailey
San Fran
Marichal
Pierce
Bailey
Jackson
Schultz
Bertell
W—Mcdaniel
L—Pierce
Willams Y
Paris
Michel Jazy
France
Charloty Stadium
Jim Beatty
Los Angeles
Mantle Out Five Weeks by Injury Amid Yankees Slump
Mickey Mantle will miss about a month to five weeks after a fracture of the third metatarsal in his left foot. The injury occurred when he fouled a ball during a game and required a cast. Mantle will rest in Dallas for three weeks, with Ralph Houk hopeful the Yankees can win without him. This marks the second major injury Mantle has suffered in just over two months.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
NEW York UP
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Heeler
Gaynor
Toads Brogzht
Smeote
Brome Robnein
Garner Annouces
Omar
Dallas
Leawin
Guls
New York
Ralph Houk
Yankees
Secomd Syrikvas
Ty Mantle
Yankee Stadiun
Mickey
Wennesota Twins
Vathas
Shan SU Hie
Ami
Manthe
Rodriguez Griffith welterweight title rematch preview
New York report notes Luis Rodriguez and Emile Griffith sit even after two fights with a knockout threat and strategic contest. Griffith seeks to pressure and wear down, while Rodriguez moves and counters, promising a decisive finish or a tight decision.
Reds Win One From Pirates In Tight Battle
Reds edge Pirates 7 to 5 in a tense game at Cocoa Mhea. Key moments include Rotuneon's first homer and several players contributing across the lineup. Postgame notes cite Williams, Henr, Edwards, Gilhem, and Sisk among the top performers, with heavy emphasis on Cincinnati’s offense in the late innings.
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Pittsburgh
Frank Rotune
Cincinnati
Mitsurch
Ana Tih
Tans Bation
Cocoa Mhea
Passverch
Henr
Gilhem
Francs
Sisk
Fate
Ban
Maloney
L—Gilbon
Cinemnati
Rob
Mse
Prisburzh
Lancs
Burgess
Mazeroski
Late Baseball Sm Louis 4 0 88 810 5111 Philadelphia
In a 1961 game between the Philadelphia Phillies and St Louis, Gibson Shantz Bauta and Sadecki win over Dalrymple and Oliver. Ol dis 19, W Gibson 4 3, L Shortes tome run Philadelphia Wine 20.
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SM. Louis
Philadelphia
Clea
Gibson
Shantz
Bauta ‘& Sadecki
Oliver
McCarvei
Short
Duren
Green
Hamilton
Baldschun
Knppstein
Dalrymple
Oldis
W—Gibson
L—Shortes
Tome
Vernon quits as assistant to Selkirk
Former Washington manager Mickey Vernon resigned from his post as administrative assistant to General Manager George Selkirk. Vernon, once AL batting champion and 1960 Senators manager, said he would seek other baseball employment. Selkirk left open a return option if Vernon cannot find work elsewhere.
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Washington
Mickey Vernon
Gil Hodges
Senators
Vernon
Hodges
George Selkirk
Selkirk
Boston Red Sox
Record holders due at meet in Houston Texas
Three world record holders lead the display at the first US Track Federation championships in Houston. Adolph Plummer, John Fennel, and C K Yang headline a warmup for the NCAA meet in Albuquerque with 176 athletes from 46 colleges and clubs. Arizona State aims to challenge Texas Southern as Yang runs the 100 yard hurdles and pole vault while Plummer and Pennel seek world marks.
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Houston, Tex
United States Track and Ficks Federation
Adolph Plummer
New Mexico
John Fennel
Louisiana
C. K. Yang
NCAA
Albuquerque
N.M
Arizona State University
Will Smatch
Texas Southern
Yang
Plummer
Pennel
Arroyo Recalled After IL Trade Shuffle
Arroyo, relief ace for the 1961 Yankees, was sent to the Richmond farm club in the International League as New York recalled left hander Al Downing from Richmond. Downing, 21, with a 3 2 record at Richmond, will take Williams place in the rotation while Williams moves to the bullpen.
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Baltimore
Luis Arroyo
New York Yankees
Richmond
Yankees
al Downing
Rich ‘Mond
Downing
Stan Williams
Los Angeles Dodger
Williams
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