Tuscarora Gun Club hosts 60th State Trapshooting Champs
Maryland a field notes a devoted group forming a trap and skeet club near Point of Rocks by Lloyd Jones and Merritt Lockwood. The club grew to 13 acres with a clubhouse, trap houses, and facilities. Membership limits to 50. annual events include a corn roast and turkey shoot drawing local teams.
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Lloyd Jones
Merritt Lockwood
Point of Rocks
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A.M. Thomas
Stronghold
Blair Finns
Baseball Standings and Scores From Major Leagues
The American League table shows New York leading with 35 wins and 23 losses, Baltimore 27 and 5 behind, while Cleveland and Detroit trail. Yesterday Cleveland beat Washington 7-6. Detroit won 2-1 over New York. Baltimore defeated Chicago 5-3 in 11 innings. Boston crushed Kansas City 13-4. Today’s games feature NY at Cleveland, Baltimore at Kansas City, Boston at Chicago, Washington at Detroit. In the National League Pittsburgh and Milwaukee lead their divisions, with San Francisco close behind. Philadelphia beat Chicago 4-3, St Louis topped Pittsburgh 3-1, Los Angeles defeated Cincinnati 6-2. Streaks and pitchers listed include Ellsworth and Mizell with night starts. Drysdale and Willey slated for others.
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Cincinnati
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Los Angeles
Philadelphia
San Francisco
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Pittburgh
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Drysdale
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McCormick
O'Toole
St Louis
Sadecki
Roberts
Late Results and Audiences Mark Baseball and Olympic News
St Louis and Pittsburgh games yield final scores and pitching lines from late results. ABC reports a record radio audience of 50.92 million for a Floyd Patterson Ingemar Johansson fight and two Olympic athlete audiences planned by Pope John XXIII in Rome and Castel Gandolfo. Young mountain lions are described as shedding spotted coats at six months.
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American Broadcasting Co
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Robert Pauler
ABC Radio Net
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Vatican City
John XXII
Vatican
Rome
Summer Palace
Castel Gandolfo
Player shoots 65 to lead Canada Cup golf match
Gary Player battled asthma to shoot a 65 at Portmarnock, giving South Africa a first round lead in the International Canada Cup Golf Matches over the U.S. team led by Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead. Bobby Locke added 72 as the group opened 137 to 140 in favor of the South Africans. Palmer shot 69 and Snead 71.
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Portmarnock
Ireland
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Sam Snead
Bobby Locke
Palmer
Snead
U.S
Plaver
Locke
Capetown
Argenfreang
Scotch
Canada
Champ
Peter Thomson
Kel Nagle
Deener Injured Will Miss Star Game
Nock Deener Brunswick catcher and top hitter in the Maryland State League Al Stars will not play in the June 29 game between the State League and the Tri County League. An accident last night cut the index finger on his left hand using a power mower. He is definitely out of the All Star contest and may miss regular season play.
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Deener
Mackay Fraser Laver Reach Wimbledon Fourth Round
Top three seeds Mackay Fraser and Laver advanced in wet slick conditions at Wimbledon. Mackay beat Ulf Schmidt 6 4 63 11 9 while Fraser edged Lejus 6 4 6 1 6 3 and Laver closed out Santana 3 6 1 6 4 6 4 6 4. Gardnar Mulloy fell to Don Candy as light delayed play.
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France
Miss Hare
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Brazil
Maria Bueno
Little Tune Schirmer
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Krouse Trade Brings LeBaron to Redskins in 1961 Deal
Redskins send Eddie LeBaron to Dallas for Nos. 1 and 6 picks in the 1961 draft. In a separate move, center Frank Kuchin goes to Dallas for tackle Ray Krouse. LeBaron, planning a Texas law career, reverses retirement to join Cowboys. Also reports Yamsville loses to Fort Detrick 12 to 1 in an exhibition game with Bornman driving in three runs.
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Washington Redskins
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Dallas Cowboys
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Redskins
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Maryland
Baltimore Colts
Krouse
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Detrick
Lou Coleman
Frank Bornman
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Bohicki
Zimmerman
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Carpenter
C. Neal
Staley
Ruth League results show Excelsior beating Shell 1 2
Brooks scattered seven as Excelsior downed Shell 1 2 in Babe Ruth League play. Hart, Whittington, Suicer and Renneds contributed for Excelsior with Hartman noted in the scoring details.
Legion Wins Ist Outing By 4-0
Frederick American Legion Post No 1 defeated Thurmont Amer Legion 4 to 0 in Frede rick's third inning. Fran ing a run on sacrifice fit by Tommy Dorsey highlighted a four-hit, 16-player game. Frederick travels to Hagerstown Saturday to face Morris Frock Municipal Stadium. Gena will be at 2 pm All are asked to be on time at High School from 12:30 to 1 p.m. for Hagerstown.
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Francis Scott Ker
American Legion
Frederk
Thurmont Amer. Legion
Thumont
Frederick
Franing
Tommy Dorsey
Frederick American Legion
Hagerstown
Saturdas
Morris - Frock
Gena
On &Rick High School
Hagersing Frederick Ool
Ridenour
Sweeney
Gisgell
Dorsey and Colliflexer
Orioles Rally Past White Sox In 11th Inning
In Chicago, relief ace Gerry Staley walked in a bases loaded situation for Bob Boyd in the 11th, followed by Gene Stephens’ sacrifice fly as Baltimore edged the White Sox 5-3. Jim Gentile started the 11th with a single, bases loaded walk, and Gus Triandos delivered the deciding hit.
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Gerry Staley
Bob Boyd
Gene Stephens
Baltimore Orioles
Chi- Care White Sox
New York
Abo
Detroit
Roy Sievers Uth
Jim Gentile
Balitimore
Brooks Robinson
al Ping
Gus Triandos
Pineh- Urty
Boyd
Estrada
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