Fish Pennsylvania Week Highlights State’s Rich Trout Waters
Governor proclaims June 18 to 25 as Fish Pennsylvania Week and touts the state’s abundant streams and lakes for sportfishing. Highlights include top trout waters near Carlisle and Gettysburg, such as the Yellow Breeches, LeTort, and Big Spring with weekly stocking and trophy potential, describing late evening fishing and the challenge of famed streams.
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Pennsylvania
Keystone State
Frederick
Falling Springs
Chambersburg
Conewago Creek
Gettysburg
Carlisle
Big Spring
Boiling Springs
Allenperry
Newville
LeTort
Go Fishing in Pennsylvania Offers Fresh Angling Tips
The piece highlights favorite flies for limestone streams and musky fishing gains in Pennsylvania. It notes three Pennsylvanian muskies zones near Frederick, lists gear tips, live baits, and the need for patience, plus licensing costs and a Fishermen's Guide from the Pennsylvania Fish Commission.
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LeTort
Pennsylvania
Alleghenys
York County
Frederick
Pinchot State Park
Susquehanna River
York Haven
Maryland
Susquehanna
Juniata
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Baltimore joins 10 team North American pro soccer league
A group of businessmen and sports promoters unveiled a 10 team National Professional Soccer League spanning coast to coast and into Canada. Teams include New York, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Minnesota, Philadelphia, Chicago, Los Angeles, Toronto and Vancouver. Season would start next April with European players, pending USSF approval at June convention.
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NEW York
Canada
RKO General
Herbert Barness
Wiliam Penn Racing Association
Joseph A. Peters
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
Toronto
Vancouver
Europe
United States
America
Richard H Mnlen
Incude Carroll Rosenbloom
Donald Kellett
Baltimore Colts
Arthur
Daniel Rooney
Pittsburgh Steelers
Charles
William Bidwill
St. Louis Cardinals
Max Winter
Minnesota Vikings
General Tire and Rubber
William Cutler
Charles Wohlstetter
Continental Telephone Co
Dan Tana
Hollywood
Calif
Edward Fakins
Lord Thompson
Fleet
David Binnie Turner
British Columbia
Department of Recreation and Land Conservation
Millen
United States Soccer Football Association
USSF
San Francisco
Mullen
Detroit Tigers Crush Red Sox 16-4 in Boston rout
Willie Horton drove in six runs with a three run homer as Detroit pounded four Boston pitchers for 20 hits. Al Kaline and Jim Northrup added four hits apiece while Denny McLain collected his 16th win in the Tigers' 16-4 victory. Boston pitchers Petrovall i and Scott allowed the high run total.
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Boston
Willie Horton
al Kaline
Jim Northrup
Denny Mclain
Breeze
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Tigers
Detroit
McLain
Freehan
Sheldon
Stephenson
Brandor
Osinski
Ryan W — McLain
L—Sheldon
McAuliffe
Horton
Browne
Petrovalli
Scott
Eraghive
Mengert Leads Open with 67 Three Under Par
Unknown Coast Pro Al Mengert, a 200-pound Pacific Northwest outsider from Tacoma, fired a 67 with six 3s in eight holes to grab a one-stroke first-round lead at the 66th National Open at Olympic Club. Gene Littler and Don Massengale tied for second at 68, with Nicklaus, Palmer, Hogan, and others in the field.
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San Francisco
al Mengert
Pacific Northwest
Tacoma
Wash
Gene Littler
Don Massengale
Littler
Massengale
Olympic Country Club
Mengert
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Westland
Seattle
Dave Marr
Mike Souchak
Winged Foot
Mamaroneck
N.Y
New Jersey
St Louis
Sacramento
Calif
Phoenix
Tacoma Country and Golf Club
Tempermental
Palmer
Birg Crosby
Latrobe
Nicklaus
Casper
Senators Win as Richert Holds Orioles to One Hit
Washington pitcher Pete Richert limited Baltimore to a single hit while needing ninth inning relief as the Senators edged the Orioles 2 1. Frank Howard delivered a two run third inning single after a double steal set up the scoring. Richert improved to 7 1 with four strikeouts, extending his league leading total to 102.
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Washington
Pete Richert
Baltimore
Frank Howard
Washington Senators
Orioles
Cleveland
Brooks Robinson
Ken McMullen
Paul Blair
Frank Bertaina
Richert
Bob Johnson
Frank Robinson
Ronnie Kline
Kline
Fred Valentine
Ken Hamlin
Don Lock
Howard
Robinson
Aparicid
Valentine
Bjohnson
Hamlin
Frobinsn
Howard HW
Bhowens
Kirkland
Powell
McMulin
Ojohnson
Camilli
Valentime
Hambnip
Bertama
Fisher
Kling
Rimzsing
Etchebarren
Fifth straight win as Angels dethrone Twins 7 to 2
California Angels, led by Norm Siebern's leadoff homer in the seventh and Frank Malzone's three run shot in the ninth, defeated the Minnesota Twins 7-2 for their fifth consecutive victory. George Brunet earned his fifth win, Jim Grant took the loss, and Jim Fregosi hit his 4th homer.
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Faul-Minneapolis
Norm Siebern
Frank Malzone
California Angels
Minnesota
George Brunet
Jim Grant
Siebern
Jim Fregosi
California
Brunet
Rodgers
Grant
Roggenburk
Siebler
Battey
W—Brunet
L-Grant
Late Trade Flurry Brings Jay and Schwall to Braves
In the final pre deadline trades Atlanta adds Joey Jay from Cincinnati and Don Schwall from Pittsburgh to bolster a pitching staff short on complete games. Cincinnati had previously traded Jay after 1960, while Schwall seeks form after mixed results with the Pirates. The Braves also sent Hans Fischer and Bill O’Dell to acquire the duo. Ed Friend joins the Mets from the Yankees, with waivers on Dick Stuart discussed for release, potentially reshaping both teams’ lineups.
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NEW York
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Cincinati
New York Mets
Braves
Joey Jay
Cincinnati
Don Schwall
Jay
Milwaukee
Reds
Anx
Jone
Phillies
Schwall
Bobby Bragan
Boston Red Sox
Sox
Pirates
Jayarm 'Schwall
Hans Fischer
Bill O'Dell
Fischer
Yonkers N.Y
O'Dell
San Francisco Giants
The
Ances
Baltiamore
Mets
Ed Friend
Pitcer
New York Yar‘tees
Frend
Yanks
Houk
Johnny Kuup
Pete 2Ke
Dick Stuart
Stuart
Ed Kranepool
Base ball scores and today’s AL games listed
Detroit leads the American League with a 16 to 4 win over Boston while California defeats Minnesota 7 to 2 and Chicago outlasts Kansas City 6 to 4. Washington stops Baltimore 2 to 1 and New York edges Cleveland 7 to 6. Gameday matchups include California at Kansas City, Chicago at Minnesota, Cleveland at Washington, Detroit at New York, Baltimore at Boston with Sadowski and other listed pitchers.
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Detroit
Boston
California
Minnesota
Chicago
Kansas City
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Cleveland
Lopez
Hunter
John
Perry
Bell
Segui
Wilson
Stottlemyre
Barber
Sadowski
W. L. Pet. G.B. Baltimore
Baseball scores and scheduled games from today
National League results show San Francisco 2 Houston 1 and Pittsburgh 2 St Louis 1. Atlanta routed New York 17 to 1 while Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati 12 to 5 and Chicago beat Los Angeles 5 to 3. Cardwell 24 starred for Pittsburgh in a late tilt with Cincinnati. Blasingame 3-5 for Atlanta faced New York at Cincinnati, with Nuxhall 1-1 and Fischer 23 on tap. Philadelphia’s Buhl 24 Jackson 4-5 at St Louis amid night games. San Francisco with Perry 6-1 at home. Los Angeles with Sutton 7-? in an incomplete lineup. Only scheduled games noted.
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San Francisco
Houston
Pittsburgh
St. Loui
Atlanta
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Los Angeles
Cardwell
Blasingame
Fisher
Shaw
Nuxhall
Fischer
Buhl
Jackson
St. Louis
Mons
Perry
Sutton
W. L. Pet. GB
San Fran
Philadel
Houston Sys St Louis
Yankees Rally Past Indians 7-6 to End Slump
New York tops Cleveland 7-6 as a five run fifth inning snaps a three game slide. Fred Talbot earns first Yankee win in relief of McDowell who takes the loss. Howser and Mantle homers highlight the scoring.
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NEW York
New York Yankees
Sam McDowell
Cleveland
Fred Talbot
McDowell
Talbot
Kansas City
Dick Howser
Indians
Joe Azcue
Tony Curry
Steve Hamilton
Horgan
Tiant
Azcue
Hamilton
Reniff
Gibbs
W—Talbot
L—Mcdowell
Howser
Hinton
Mantle
Night Golf on Public Links draws New York players
In the New York metropolitan area public courses draw thousands who tee off at dawn after overnight waits. Golfers camp, sleep in cars, or fish to pass the night as they compete for scarce early tee times. A Scarsdale teen even rents spots for his mother's friends, earning a tidy night’s pay.
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New York
New York Metropolitan Area
New York City
New Jersey
Howard
Schwartzman
Scarsdale
N.Y
Bethpate
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