Fishing heats up in Maryland ponds and rivers across region
Local bait dealer John Fox says the weekend was the busiest yet as warming weather drew many anglers. Fishermen reported bass, catfish, and trout bites at community ponds near Brunswick Liberty Rock Creek Burkitsville Brownsville Clarksburg, with Potomac and Chesapeake Bay angling improving as blues and drum show.
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John Fox
Pete Will
Focal
Brunswick
MD. 79
Liberty
Johnsville Road
Rock Creek
Ganohrill State Park
Burkitsville
Brownsville
Clarksburg
Frederick
Potomac
Chesapeake Bay
St.Mary's County
Crisfield Angiers
Butler Says Bill Would Kill Baseball
Sen John M Butler warns the proposed professional sports bill would strike at the minor leagues and end major baseball systems The Judiciary Committee sent the bill to the Senate without recommendation Butler notes sponsors acknowledge intrusive antitrust moves and cites self governance by sports Tri County League leaders Buckeystown visits Germantown for a 6 pm game umpired by Bob Remus
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Washington
John M. Butler
R-Md
Butler
Lenzie
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Buackeystown
Germantown
Bob Remus
Hobbie Halts No-Hitter, Cubs Edge Braves 3 2
Cubs win 3 to 2 as Glen Hobbie yields two runs and escapes a late threat. Frank Crandall belted a 400 foot homer in the eighth to break the deadlock, and Wes Banks and Ron Santo provided offense earlier.
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Hobbie
CUBS
Dave O Hara
Associated Press
MILWAUKEE +AP
Chicago
Glen Hobbie
de Crandall
Edna
Yaukee Braves
Crandall
Ihews
Hank Aaron
Joe Adock
Milwaukee
Averill
Bull Piche
Baseball Standings and Last Night Scores Across Leagues
American League standings show Cleveland leading with 20 games behind, New York and Baltimore squaring for position as Detroit and Chicago lag. Yesterday results include Baltimore 7 Cleveland 4 and Detroit 2 Boston 1. today schedules feature Washington at Chicago and New York at Kansas City among others. In the National League, Pittsburgh and San Francisco pace the table with Milwaukee and St. Louis close behind. tonight’s games include Philadelphia at Los Angeles and Pittsburgh at San Francisco.
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Cleveland
Baltimore
New York
Detroit
Chicago A
Washington
Kansas City
Boston VZ
Boston
Chicago
Ramos
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Piladelphia
Philadelphia
Nuxhall
Buzhardt
Koufax
Haddix
All-Star Game Set for June 29 at McCurdy Field
The Maryland State League and Tri-County League choose their rosters for the annual Star game to be played June 29 at McCurdy Field under a newly upgraded lighting system with 143 fixtures and 1500 watt lamps. Rosters include Ramsville-Harper, Tylervar, Crone, Martz, Weddle, Stockman and others from both leagues. a roster release and final player limits will follow. Proceeds support the teams. tickets available from players or clubs in YMCA-area Frederick.
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Maryland
Stockman
Frederick
Hammond
Michael
Poolesville
Detrick
Stottiemyer
Moore
Mt. Airy
Earnhardt
Harver
Jefferson
Tom House
Bob Stockman
New Market
Lee Merriman
Bransack
Tom Michael
Bob Marendi
Sjamsville
Germantown
B. Ricketts
Menard
Ricketts
Warfield
Creagerstown
Duble
Cline
Walkersville
Eaves
Middletown
Chaffer Stoup
Blickenstaff
Bolivar
Reeder
Gilroy
Derr
Broad Run
C. Huffer
Buckeystown
D. Loun
B. Loun
Lenhart
Doubs
B. Carey
Lovettsville
Mentzer
Yellow Springs
J. Linton
Stup
G. Linton
Lloyd Heatherly
Dick Burdette
Bruce Rudy
McCurdy Field
Max Kehne
City Light Department
William Burail
Maryland State League
Department of Lights and Signals
Burall
Electric Company
Officers elected for Blue Ridge German Shepherd Dog Club
New officers for 1960 1961 were elected June 10 at the Blue Ridge German Shepherd Dog Club annual meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Pugh Waynesboro Pennsylvania. Elected were President Perry Stann Chambersburg Vice President Ae Eckert Chambersburg Secretary Mrs Rocco Loscala Frederick and Treasurer Dee Mead Frederick. Directors named were Mrs Ralph McLaughlin Mrs Ralph Pugh Waynesboro and Staley W Ramsburg Dublin.
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Blue Ridge German Shepherd Dog Club
Ralph Pugh
Waynesboro
Perry Stann
Chambersburg
Ae Eckert
Rocco LosCala
Frederick
Dee Mead
Ralph McLaughlin
Staley W. Ramsburg
Dublin
Musial Could Join Pirates in Surprise Trade Talk
St Louis Post Dispatch speculates Stan Musial, 19 season Cardinal veteran, might finish his career with Pittsburgh if the Pirates paid about 80 000 dollars. Sports editor Bob Broeg argues Musial would favor a winner and could boost Pirates pennant chances in 1927’s wake. Musial hails from Donora Pennsylvania near Pittsburgh.
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ST. Louis AP
The
Post-Dispatch
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bob Broeg
Musial
Cardinals
Broeg
Pirates
Donora
Pittsburgh
LaMotta Details Dive for Title and Bribe Offers
Jake LaMotta testified he threw a 1947 bout for a promised title shot but later denied it under Senate questioning. He named alleged fixer Thomas Milo and managers Frank Palermo and Bill Deig, while brother Joey invoked the Fifth Amendment. LaMotta said he rejected offers of 100000 to throw fights and recalled earning 16000 from the Cerdan victory, with unresolved questions about bribes and payoffs.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Jake LaMotta
LaMotta
Senate
Billy Fox
Fox
Thomas Milo
Frank
Blinky) Palermo
Bill Deig
Palermo
California
LaMatta
Rand Dixon
Senate Antimonce
Poly
Joey
Dixon
Jake
Tile
New York
Dist Aty Frank
Hogan
Fox LaMotta
Marcel Cerdan
Cerdan
Detroit
Brother Joey
Frank Pullam
Tony Janfro
Janfro
Tee
Janico
LaMolvia
Raming Daio and
Paermo
Tose
Milo
LaMotie
Daisy
LaMota
Foreign contenders shape US Open bid at Cherry Hills
Eight foreign entrants join the 1959 US Open field at Cherry Hills led by Gary Player Stan Leonard and Bruce Cr Campion as contenders. Odds list Player 12-1 Leonard 20-1 Crampion 20-1 with Palm, Ligomer Casper Snead Venturi Hogan also noted.
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Denver
Aps
Ted Ray
England
Toledo
Cherry Hills Country Club
Gary Player
South Africa
Stan Leonard
Canada
Bruce Crampion
Australia
Tomrey Bolt
Leonard
Peter Thomson
Melbourne
Crar
Thomson
Kel Nagle
Rudy Horvath
Rod Verney
Denis Hutchinson
Len Woodward
Peter Cooper
San Juan
Puerto
Leonard-Crampton
Crampton
Arnold Palm
Cash Socks Homer to Beat Bosox
Detroit defeats Boston 2-1 as Norm Cash hits a two run pinch homer in the seventh after Chico Fernandez singles. Bunning earns the win, Monbouquette takes the loss as Higgins returns to the Red Sox dugout.
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Cash
Homer
BOSOX
Dave Diles
Associated Press
Detroit
Norm Cash
Jim Bunnings
Boston Red Sox
Chico Fernandez
Bhi Monbouguette
Higgins
Red
Boston
Bil Jumses
Monbouguette
Nion Bunning
Burnside
Wilson
Cardinals Rout Reds in 9-4 Victory Behind Jackson
Larry Jackson pitched five strong innings and Ken Boser and Curt Flood powered the offense as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated Cincinnati 9 to 4. Boser belted a ten-run homer in the first inning while Flood added a three run shot in the third, boosting the Cardinals to the win. Cincinnati plated two in the ninth but could not overcome the early barrage.
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Cincinnati
Larry Jackson
St. Loui Cardinals
Ken Boser
Curt Flood
St. Lows
Jackson
Smith
Otosie
Brosnan
Grim
Henry
Batey
W—Jackon
L —Otooie
Lous
Boyer
Flood
Gincinnati
Lynch
Late results from New York and Kansas City game
Scores show New York 601 20 200 611 Fences and recounts indicate 651 Coates and Howard Rucks leading. Niely and Kra W-Coates 7 0. Bucks home fans in New York as Maris 18 points. Kansas City Williams 3.
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Kansas City
Coates
Howard Rucks
Igna
Niely
Kra- W
L—Bucks
Maris
Williams
Questions Fly As Fight Date Draws Closer
Ahead of the slated polo Grounds bout between Ingemar Johansson and Floyd Patterson, fans debate if Patterson can repeat his knockout style. Promoters estimate 30,000 spectators and up to 3200,000 in gate receipts with theater television rights expected to greatly boost total revenue.
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Whitney Martin
Associated Press
New York
Ingemar Johansson
Floyd Patterson
Lue
Patterson
Losme
Johansson
Ing
Humbert Fugazy
Sports
Enc
Irving B. Kahn
TelePrompTer Corp
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