Boating Act Questions Answered by Maryland Officials
Local boaters learn July 3 start date and license basics for boats with motors. Answers explain where to get forms, license thresholds, pocket identification cards, and enforcement plans for Region Two waterways. More questions will be published as they are answered.
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Arcaro Swapping Race Mounts Hits Snag at Belmont
Ed Arcaro received permission to switch from Disperse to Tooth and Nail for the Belmont Stakes but owner Capt. Guggenheim vetoed the plan hours later. Tooth and Nail defeated Disperse by eight lengths in a Belmont Park prep. Jockey Manuel Ycaza is suspended and cannot ride in the Belmont. Disperse trainer Max Hirsch claimed Arcaro as first call but did not block the switch.
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Max Hirsch
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Machen Faces Unranked Contender in TV Boxing Night
Eddie Machen, a former Johansson conqueror, risks his No. 4 heavyweight rating against unranked Alonzo Johnson in a Chicago Stadium ten round bout televised nationally by ABC at 9 pm. Machen, 31, from Portland, Oregon, has lost twice in 35 starts while Johnson sports an 18-5 record and Eastern Golden Gloves glory in 1956.
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Floyd Patterson
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Wings Hawks Play Three Times In Weekend Series
In Staley Park the Blackhawks and Redwings, two Optimist league clubs, met three times amid a protested game and a rainout. The Blackhawks won two of the three, led by Pat McHenry who fanned 16 in Monday's game.
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Track Clerks Strike Over Blackhawks at Chicago
AP report describes a strike by track clerks at Washington Park and other venues, impacting games including Redwings 87 to 0 over Blackhawks with suspensions due to labor action. It notes wage settlements, union details, and that racing resumes after the strike.
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Tigers Use Homers To Claw Orioles Bout Cancelled
The Maple Leaf Gardens card in Toronto was scrapped six hours before fight time after promoter McKenzie pulled the event. Valdes vision concerns prompted a commission examination showing limited left-eye sight and a cataract from an old ring injury.
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Palmer and Snead Head Golf Tourney
Palmer and Snead lead the field for the British Open at St Andrews after Canada Cup duties in Dublin. Palmer, Masters champion and leading U.S. money winner, and Snead, with a growing tally of titles, head a 410-entry field that also includes Gary Player Locke and Peter Thomson as past Open champions.
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Adamstown Boys Triumph Over Jefferson Hawks in Carroll Manor
Adamstown defeated the Jefferson Hawks 1944 in Carroll Manor Little League action yesterday. Jeff. Hawks Mel Webb Ford and Lawrence Ahalt Smith and Himes Whippi.
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Boxer Pacheco in Critical Condition After New York Fight
Tommy Pacheco a 21 year old lightweight from Puerto Rico remained in critical condition after a knockout Monday night at St Nicholas Arena. Dr Howard Dunbar performed a brain operation to remove a blood clot and slight improvement was noted though he remained very critical. Pacheco led on one card before being stopped with 11 seconds left in the 10th round by Benny Gordon in a non televised bout.
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Harold Valan
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Gordon
Edwin Campbell
Samuel Sweinick
New York State Athletic Commission
Traveling team to appear here 16th
The Indianapolis Clowns, a 31 year old barnstorming colored baseball club, visit Frederick to play the N Y Royals at McCurdy Field on Thursday night June 6 at 8 00 p m under the Frederick Breakfast Optimist Club. They also play in Griffith Stadium the night before and in Baltimore the night after. Little Leaguers in uniform admitted free. Advance tickets at Shipley’s Sporting Goods George Ambush’s Diner and from Breakfast Optimist members.
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Open golf sectional qualifier ties for Thorne Wood and Boynton
Thorne Wood from Asheboro and Frank Boynton of Orlando tied for medal honors in sectional qualifying for the National Open at Prince Georges Country Club. Wood shot 67 19 with 6 under par and Boynton 71 48 139, both earning spots with Paris 72 as their Open debut. Ed Furgol struggled but qualified at 147 while Lew Worsham, 1947 champion, failed at 157. Clarence Doser, 17 Open veteran, took third with 145 as Jay Weitzel had 146 for fourth. Other results included John Eisinger and Creagerstown tied for last of seven places. Chuck Scally won first alternate on the first hole.
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Clarence Doser
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Raleigh
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East Frederick Standings Rejected Wage Offer At Track
Striking clerks at Washington Park race track rejected management's wage proposal and reestablished picket lines. Balmoral Jockey Club canceled Tuesday's racing program for the second straight day as union ballots showed 125 to 83 in favor of rejecting a 50 cent a day raise.
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Baseball safety questioned by ex players leaders
Sports editor Frank Eck profiles Jerry Coleman urging major leaguers to model responsibility for youth. He warns public stature shapes millions of kids and calls for better schooling on impact, pensions, and post-career planning. Coleman, a former Yankee second baseman and Marine aviator, emphasizes public duties and career planning beyond baseball.
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AP News
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Detroit Tigers Boldly Down Orioles 5-2 In Night contest
Detroit, led by Steve Bilko and Charlie Maxwell with two homers, beat Baltimore 5-2 as Don Mossi held the Orioles to six hits. Hoyt Wilhelm took the loss while Messi earned his third win, with Detroit scoring in the first four frames and adding insurance in the fourth.
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Briggs Improves Some After Cerebral Hemorrhage
Walter C. Briggs Jr former Detroit Tigers president shows improvement but remains in critical condition. Doctors say he is beginning to respond to treatment after a cerebral hemorrhage Sunday in a Bennington motel as he prepared to attend his son James Briggs Williams College graduation in Williamstown Massachusetts.
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