Ticks and Chiggers Alert for Maryland Outdoors
Summer brings ticks and chiggers to Maryland. The pinetacea dog tick or wood tick passes through four life stages feeding on hosts from mice to humans. Adults cling along trails. bites can transmit Rocky Mountain spotted fever though few ticks are infected. Chiggers follow, larvae feed on tissues under the skin, causing itching. Modern repellents like Diethyl toluamide (DEET) in Off sprays create barriers on clothing and skin to deter both ticks and chiggers and other pests this season.
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Maryland
Rocky Mountain
Economy Oil Loses Cozy Corner Wins
Economy Oil drops its second straight one run decision losing 5 to 4 to American Optical in a City Softball League game. Carroll Crum hit a seventh inning homer to win for Abe Gladhill who fanned six. Cozy Corner defeated the YMCA 8 to 5 behind Butch Kimmel who pitched a complete game.
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Economy Oil
American Optical
Cozy Corner
YMCA
Carroll Crum
Abe Gladhill
Oilers
Max Kehne
Russ Snowden
Charlie Brannison
Bobby Allison
Jim Blank
Butch Kimmel
Cozy
Kehne
Allison
Gladhill and
Armstrong Ymca
Four Bird Homers Sink Yanks in Orioles Victory
Brooks Robinson hit two homers and Andy Etchebarren and Sam Bowens added one each to power the Baltimore Orioles to a 5-2 win over the New York Yankees. Yankee homers by Joe Pepitone and Mickey Mantle accounted for their runs. Jim Palmer took the loss in relief, with Eddie Fisher closing out.
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NEW York
Brooks Robinson
Andy Etchebarren
Sam Bowens
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Joe Pepitone
Mickey Mantle
Jim Palmer
Etchebarren
Paul Blair
al Downing
Baltimore New Tork
Abrh
Apariciog
Powell
Mantle
Barker
Bowens
Djohnson
Maris
Blair
Etchetra
Howard
White
Palmer
Boyer
Fisher
Agoog
Downing
Bryan
Ramos
Goog Gibbs
Todd
Baltimore
E—Powell
Loe
B Robinson
Peptone
Mante
Indians blast four home runs to beat Bosox
The Cleveland Indians blew past the Boston Red Sox 8-6 as Rocky Colavito hit his 11th homer and Fred Whitfield, Jim Landis, and Chico Salmon added solo shots. Landis led off the seventh with a pinch homer, Salmon followed with his fifth, tying the game at the time.
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Boston
Rocky Colavito
Fred Whitfield
Jim Landis
Chico Salmon
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Colavito
Whitfield
Landis
Salmon
Cleveland
Tiant
Bell
Radatz
Azcue
Stange
McMahon
Brandon
Stigman
Osinski
Morehead
Ryan
Tillman
W— Tiant
L—Stange
Marichal Named Athlete of the Month for May
San Francisco star Juan Marichal won 13 games with two losses and topped a national poll by S Rae Hickok, collecting 57 first place votes and 256 points. Jockey Brumfield, who rode Kauai King to Derby and Preakness wins, was second. Hill, Indy 500 winner, third.
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Marichal
NEW York
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
S. Rae Hickok
Don Brumfield
Graham Hill
Clippers Providence Swing Major Ice Deal
The Baltimore Clippers and Providence Reds completed a seven player deal in the American Hockey League. Baltimore gains defensemen Aldo Guidolin and Tan Anderson and forwards Willie Marshall and Jimmy Bartlett, while Providence receives defensemen Ken Stephanson and Mike Corbett and center Ed Lawson.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Clippers
Providence Reds
Reds
Ken Stephanson
Mike, Corbett
Ed Lawson
Cubs Release Estrada to Free Roster Spot
Chicago Cubs release 27 year old pitcher Estrada outright to Tacoma of the Pacific Coast League clearing room for Curt Simmons obtained on waivers from the St. Louis Cardinals. Estrada went 1-1 with a 7.50 ERA in 11 2 3 innings after joining from Tacoma on May 29. Jockey Billi Hartack wins the Delaware Valley Handicap at Garden State Park aboard Geegee Kin Hairan and Intentionally.
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Chicago
Chuck Estrada
Chicago Cubs
Tacoma
Cub
Curt Simmons
St. Louis Cardinals
Estrada
Cubs
Billi Hartack
Garden State Park
Geegee
Kin Hairan
Intentionally
Giants Win As Mays Wallops 21st Home Run
Willie Mays hit his 521st career homer tying Ted Williams for third on the all time list as the Giants beat the Cubs 6 to 4 in Chicago. Mays added two singles and his 16th homer of the season and spoke of chasing Jimmy Foxx’s 534 while San Francisco completed a four game sweep.
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Chicago
Willie Mays
Ted Williams
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Mays
Dick Ellsworth
Ossie Virgil
Jim Davenport
San Francisco
Giants
Houston
Jimmy Foxx
Willie
Babe Ruth
Cubs
Foxx
San Fran
Sadecki
Priddy
McDaniel
Haller
Ellsworth
Lee
Hundiey
W—Mcdaniel
L—Ellsworth
Virgil
Boccabella
Williams
Arlin Signs $100,000 Phillies Pact For Buckeye Star
Steven Arlin, a top Ohio State pitcher and 1969 College World Series MVP, signs with the Philadelphia Phillies for an estimated bonus over $100,000. The Lima native will report to Bakersfield in the California League and plans to enter dental school while weighing baseball’s demands. Phillies scout and personnel chief Gene Martin calls him the outstanding college pitcher in years.
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Ralph Arlin
Lima
Arlin
Phillies
Bakersfield
Califoria
Ohio State
Artin
Buckeyes
Southern California
Gene Martin
Detroit Beats Senators 6-1 in Walsh et al. style
Earl Wilson and Larry Sherry combined for five hits allowed as Detroit overwhelmed Washington 6-1. Key early runs came from walks to Dick McAuliffe and Norm Cash, a two run double by Al Kaline, and a Willie Horton single. Detroit took the series three straight, with Wilson earning the win and McCormick charged with the loss.
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Washington
Detroit Tigers
Senators
Earl Wilson
Larry Sherry
Mike McCormick
Diego Segui
Phil Ortega i
Tigers
Dick McAuliffe
Norm Cash
al Kaline
Willie Horton
Wilson
Boston
Detroit
Sherry
Freehan
McCormick
Cox
Humphreys
Kline
Casanova
W — Wilson
L—Mccormick
Howard
Speed-Up Ordered For Pole Vaulters
New York AP reports the National AAU Games Committee imposes a three minute time limit for pole vault preparations at the National meet set for Saturday and Sunday. The opening bar is 15 feet. Thirty-nine entrants are listed, including four who have cleared over 17 feet and twenty who have cleared 16 feet.
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New York
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Clippers
Providence
Mays Wallops
Frederick Fair Grounds
Blue Ridge News Agency
Delphey’s Sport Store
Lions Club
Fair Grounds
Grandstand
Lions Club OF
Frederick
Phils
Ohio
Steven Arlin
Ohio State University
Philadelphia Phillies
John Quinn
Puro Mahal
Li Cwearma
Mercer's Drug Store Free Delivery
West 3Rd & N. Market St
Philheat
Phillips 65
Blue Ridge
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