Awards for Brunswick river area efforts at Izaak Walton meeting
At the Merry Land Tract Chapter Izaak Walton League meeting in Brunswick last Tuesday, certificates of merit were awarded to Richard Routzahn Lemuel Keller Rex Harris William Thatcher Robert Miller and C C Tipton for aiding improvements at the Brunswick and Shinham boat ramps and the Dargon area. Present were Malcom King and others. absentees included Lawrence Hutzell Bester Long Inc and Neville Moorefield. The group praised cooperation with the Park Service and Game Commission to enhance Potomac River recreation.
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Merry Land Tract
Izzak Walton League
Brunswick
Shinham
Dargon
Malcom &. King
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Richard Routzahn
Lemuel Keller
Rex Harris
R. F. Kline
William Thatcher
Interstate Bridge
Mantle shifts to left field as Keane defends lineup
Manager Johnny Keane moved Mickey Mantle to left field in the Yankees lineup and denied a feud with Mantle and Whitey Ford. Mantle said he wants to hit and will play where asked while expressing certainty in Keane's leadership. Keane kept Maris in right and Tresh in center, aiming for the best defense.
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Tey Ford
King
Mantle
Yankee
Ford
New York Mets
Tom Tresh
Roger Maris
Maris
76ers and Bullets Grab 1-0 Leads in NBA Semifinals
The 76ers edged the Royals 119 117 in overtime in Cincinnati and the Bullets beat the Hawks 108 105 in St Louis to take a 1 0 series lead. Wilt Chamberlain and Oscar Robertson were hobbled by injuries as the best of five awaits in Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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National Basketball Association
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Baltimore
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Los Angeles Lakers
Milwaukee May Win In Court Against Braves
Rep. Emanuel Celler predicted Milwaukee County could win an antitrust suit against the Milwaukee Braves and that the Supreme Court would reverse the 1922 exemption of baseball from federal antitrust laws. Celler urged Milwaukee to pursue redress as officials weigh a case before the Braves move to Atlanta. the county board plans a decision by its April 13 meeting.
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Emanuel Celler
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Milwaukee County
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U.S. Supreme Court
House Judiciary Committee
Eugene Grobeschmidt
Celler
Milwaukee
Braves
Atlanta
Grobeschmidt
County Stadium
King Leads First Round of Azalea Open
Claude King, 32, of Virginia Beach shoots seven under par 65 to take a one stroke lead in the Azalea Open at Wilmington. He cards nine birdies and earns 600 bonus, one behind leader Glenn Stuart of Grand Rapids after 18 holes. Host pro Hampton Auld sits solo third at 67 as five players share fourth at 68. Also noted: Alhambra Catholic Invitational results.
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Wilmington
N.C
Claude King
Virginia Beach
King
Bob Toski
Glenn Stuart
Grand Rapids
Mich
Stuart
Hampton Auld
Orioles rally past Tigers with four unearned runs
In Lakeland Florida the Orioles overcome Detroit 7 4 after four unearned runs in the last two innings. Boog Powell homered in the first and Charley Lau drove in the go ahead run as Dick Hall earned the win. Detroit stranded 13 and dropped their sixth straight.
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Lakeland
Fla
Baltimore
Detroit Tigers
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Dave Wickersham
Orioles
Tiger
Dick Hall
Charley Lau
Jerry Lumpe
Tigers
Boog Powell
Wickersham
Powell
Detroit
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Barber
Hall
Lau
Gladding
Navarra
Freehan
W—Hall
Hame
Colts Sign Free Agents From Benedict College
The Baltimore Colts announced on Thursday two Benedict College players have signed contracts. Jim Bines from Washington D C is a halfback and Jim Gray from Ridge Spring S C is a tackle. Both will have offensive tryouts.
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Benedict College
Columbia
S. C
Baltimore Colts
Jim Bines
Washington, D. C
Jim Gray
Ridge Spring
S.C
Shenandoah Downs Launches 73-Night Spring Meet
Shenandoah Downs in Charles Town West Virginia opens its 73 night spring meeting with a strong rider lineup led by Jesse Davidson and young Jim Todd. The feature opening card includes the VLM I Purse where Todd, an apprentice, will ride.
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Jesse Davidson
Jim Todd
Shenandoah
V.lm.i
Todd
Runaway Standings Highlight Race Day At Shenandoah Meet
The entries race for 57 winners as Raymond Vogleman rides Queen Judex and Davidson handles Unwary. Ap prentice Larry Myers Angelo Vasil Owen Head rey and Rodney Peters figure to contend. Shenandoah Dowds unveils a new mezzanine as the ILMLI purse draws attention. post time is 7 15 with twin doubles in races five to eight. College baseball Lafayette at Maryland canceled due to rain. Boston U at American U on schedule.
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Queen Judex
Davidson
Shenandoah
Albert Lacoste
Larry Myers
Maryland
Angelo Vasil
Owen Headrey
Rodney Peters
Moose
Shenandoah Dowds
V.ilmli
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