Father Son Outfits Shape Hunting and Fishing Ethic
A Maryland feature discusses how fathers should buy matching outfits for themselves and their sons to foster interest and confidence in hunting and fishing. It favors practical gear, field-tested by the father, to avoid early discouragement and strengthen bonds. Shooting matches for turkey and prize merchandise grow in winter and spring.
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George
Wright and
RecGill Tackle Company
Herb Parson
Winchester Arms Co
Braves Turn Back Senators in Pompano Exhibition
Warren Spahn pitched the Milwaukee B club to an 8 2 win over Washington, scattering nine hits with one run allowed in seven innings. Joe Torre and other Braves powered the attack as Milwaukee improved to 11 20 win seasons. King homered for Washington.
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Pompano Beach
Fla
Warren Spahn
Braves
Milwaukee
Senators
Jim King
Washington
Spahn
Joe Torre
Frank
Billy Martin
Johnny Logan
Brubaker
Torre
Gay
Daniels
Sisler
Knopstein
Green
W —Spahn
L—Daniels
King
Indians Hopeful Frontline Strengths Outrun Early Injuries
Cleveland manager Jimmy Dykes enters his 45th season with a strong front line led by Woodie Held Johnny Temple and Gary Bellair while seeking relief pitching and bench depth. The Tribe added John Antonelli and Willie Kirkland to bolster the staff and lineup as Perrys Heads staff anchors a young pitching group including Latman Drudent Locke Stigmen and rookies Sam McDowell Mike Lee.
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Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
Yucson
Ariz
Cleveland Indians
Jimmy Dykes
Woodie Held
Johnny Temple
Gary Bellair
Cleveland
Temple
Tito Francona
Jimmy Piersall
Willie Kirkland
Vic Power
John Romano
Bubba
Johnny Antonelli
Kirkland
Harry Kuenn
San Francisco
Johnny
Tribe
Folkland
Giants
Perrys
Penny
Bell
Barry Latman
Jim Drudent Grant
Bobby Locke
Russia Invited to Tennis Tourney This Summer
Russia invited to send a tennis team to its first United States competition this summer starting with the National Clay Courts Tournament July 17 23 in Chicago. George Barnes says the invitation, sanctioned by State Department officials, could lead to meets beyond the clay court event. A Russian team may also appear in the national singles at Forest Hills in September. Barnes notes no word yet from USSR Lawn Tennis Federation secretary Mr Kollegosky in Moscow.
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Chicago
Russia
United States
George Barnes
Ee Lawn Tennis Association
State Department
Forrest Hills
Ussr
Mr. Kollegoskye
Moscow
Barnes
Springers Practice in Yellow Springs Sunday
The Yellow Springs team of the Tri-County League plans a Sunday practice at 12 30 p m weather permitting on the Yellow Springs diamond.
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Springers
Yellow Springs
Tri-County League
Ohio State Travels to Louisville for NCAA Tournament Play
Ohio State, led by Olympic star Jerry Lucas with Threestar group including Havlicek and Nowell, faces Louisville in a key regional semifinal. Cincinnati and Texas Tech loom in the Midwest bracket as Kansas and Houston also advance toward the Kansas City final.
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Fred Tax
Louisville
Kansas City
Charlotte
N.C
Princeton
St. Joseph
Flovehead
Kentucky
Midwest State
Midwest
Lawrence
Kan
Cincinnati
Texas Tech
Kansas
Houst State
Far West
Portland
Ore
Ohio State
Allmerica
Jerry Lucas
Fred Sawyer
Bud Olsen
John Turner
Cardinals
Buckeyes
Clauade
Lucas
Larry Siegfried
John Havlicek
Mel
Nowell
Associated Press
Missouri Valley
Southwest Kings
Kansas State
Houston
Marquette
Bonnies
St. Bonaventure
Tom Stith
Wake Forest
St. John’s
Tho State
Madison Square Garden
Court Allows Ingo 12000 For Expenses Ingo Johansson Case
Judge Ernest Choate granted Johansson a petition to portrait top feature sports Inc. keep gate receipts pending tax collection. Johansson claims 315000 owed, says payments went to a Swiss bank for Seanart. He faces federal deposition March 33 amid tax dispute with U.S. government. Exhibition baseball results follow with spring games across Florida and Arizona.
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Johansson
Ernest Choate
Feature Sports Inc
New York
Jona Hed
Si2
Choates
Scanart 88 Corporation
Jo Sad
Seanart
U.S
Federal District Court
Kansas City Routs Orioles 6 5 in Six Inning Win
Kansas City defeated Baltimore 6 to 1 in a held game at West Palm Beach. Norm fed with a three run homer sparked the attack as Bud Daley, Norm Bass, and Don Larsen continued the pitching. The A’s gain their fourth win in five starts, while Baltimore's only tally came on a sixth inning double by Marv Berg and subsequent RBI.
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West Palm Beach
Fila
Norm
Bud Daley
Norm Bass
Don Larsen
Baltimore
Bill Tate
Athletics
Ah Howser
Jerry
Gordon Jones
A's
John‘ Papa
Orioles
Nnt
Bass
Marvy Breg
Pete Ward
Kansas City
Jones
Papas
Carver
Uzupo
Daley
Larsen
Courtney
Pignatano
W—Daler
L—Jones
Mount Saint Mary’s advances to semifinals in NCAA Small Colleges tourney
Mount Saint Mary’s defeats Austin Peay 96 to 78 behind 31 points and 20 rebounds by John O’Reilly of Philadelphia. The Mountaineers, 26-3, advance to face Wittenberg in Friday’s semifinals after a 45-32 halftime lead and a 62-40 stretch in the second half.
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Evansville
Ind
John O’reilly
Philadelphia
Mount Saint Mary’s
Austin Peay
Mountaineers
Emmitsburg
Wittenberg
Springfield
Ohio
Tigers
O'Reilly
Governors of
Clarksville
Tenn
Ed Pfeiffer
Mount G. FT
Austin Taley
Davis O Reilly
Saylor
Bradley
Pfeiffer
Stewart
Paloney
Beshears
Samuels
Savage
Pesan
Keller brothers cut by Yankees to start minor league camp
Charley Keller an outfielder first baseman and Donald Keller a third baseman were assigned to B Binghamton in the Eastern League before being released by the New York Yankees alongside ten others. The pair will move from St. Petersburg to Lake Wales for the minor league camp after three years in the Yankee system.
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Charley
Donald Keller
Binghamton
Donald
New York Yankees
Kellers
St. Petersburg
Lake Wales
Fargo-Moorehead
Yankee
Frederick County Softball League Accepts New Entry
The Frederick County Softball League organized for the coming season with five teams present and two absent. James W. Powell Jr. was elected president for the fourth time. United Fire Co. joined the league, to be managed by Melvin Hamburg, while Hyatis Town may join by April 30 or lose a berth. Last season champions Buckeystown Rangers and others return under new sponsorships. City Tavern and Burkittsville left. Umpires and by law changes were approved to allow league players to participate elsewhere.
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Frederick
Buckeystown Rangers
Koogle Bros
Filby's Amoco
Bartgis-Zimmerman
Economy Oi
Lewistown
Cooper’s Tavern
Hyatistown
City Tavern
Burkittsville
Weber Tops Pin Tourney In All Events Notches High Series
Dick Weber of St Louis captured all events in the American Bowling Congress Tournament, posting 607 in team, 668 in doubles, and 659 in singles for 1933 series. Detroit’s Bill Golembiewski trailed with 1877 overall. Horace Walker and Pat Patterson posted lopsided totals in classic singles. Jr high results show Walkersville defeating Emmitsburg 61 19 and Thurmont beating Liberty 37 33 in county division.
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Detroit
Dick Weber
St Louis
Bill Golembiewski
Der
Horace Walker
Ardmore
Ray Bluth
Tom Hennessey
Budweister
Pat Patterson
ABC
Hennessey
Patterson
JR. High
Walkersvile
Thurmont
Liberty
Walkersville
Emmitsurg
Hartack Rides Tudor Way In At Gulfstream
Amami Florida AP Hartack aims for a third Gulfstream Park Handicap win aboard Tudor Way in a field of about a dozen. The Argentine bred 5 year old carries top 124 pounds with Don Poggio and El mendorf Nickle Boy among notable rivals. Other expected starters include Middle Brother Derrick On and On Bourbon Prince Greek Star Exaltado Moslem Chief and Xoholme.
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Amami
Fla
Bull Hartack
Hartack
Brooksmeade Stabie
Sailor
Calumet Farm
Bardstown
J. J. d'Agostino
Tudor Way
Gustave King
Don Poggio
Elmendorff Nickel Boy
Banal
Derrick
Exaltado
Xoholme
American Legion Cage Results From MSC and Finals
The record lists leg matches and finals results from the American Legion cage event. MSC 8th grade teams Marion Ennis Robinson and Bowie Palm compete, with final totals showing 244-52 mid, 104-24 way, and 60-12. West End AC defeats Walkersville in double overtime 33-31 in wth grade, Waikersville prevails over Brunswick in th grade 57-3, and West End AC beats Waikersville 34-? in sh grade final.
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MSC
Marion
Reedy
Bowie
Wright
Ennis
Robinson
Mid
Palm
Clark
Way
Haire
West End AC
Walkersville
Waikersville
Brunswick
Tradition says willow eaves drooped after crucifixion
According to tradition the weeping willow’s eaves did not droop until after the crucifixion of Jesus, a detail noted in historical and religious lore.
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Jeuss
Maryland racing bills leave legislators puzzled at hearing
Maryland lawmakers faced a confusing array of racing proposals at a two hour hearing. They appointed a subcommittee to decide if any racing legislation should pass before April 3. Officials indicated night thoroughbred racing would not be approved without new law, while some supported trials under lights.
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Annapolis
Maryland
del. A. Gordon Boone
D-Balto County
House
Ways and Means
Edward Northrop
D-Montgomery
Boone
Racing Commission
Brice Livie
Commission
Carle Jackson
Jackson
Gov
Tawes
Herbert R. O’conor Jr
Baltimore Raceway
Bel Air
Thomas Hatem
The
Raceway
Bowie
Pimlico
Laurel
William C. Walsh
Richard Emory
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Timonium
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Game and Inland Fish Commission
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the News
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