Conservation efforts unite youths across Maryland events
Community groups and scouts stage weekend programs at Camp Greentop and Blair's Valley to teach conservation, with an education conference led by national and local officials. Boy Scouts from Mason-Dixon Council join a statewide camporee focusing on projects like stream planting and erosion control, while the Tri-State Trapshooter season wraps with awards for New Oxford and Greencastle clubs.
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Consensation Education Council of
Marshand
Mason-Divan Council of the
Bay Sesats of America
Weston
Maryland
Conservation Education Council
National Parn Service
Camp Greentop
Catoe- UN
Sue Conderence
Key Vridis
Eugene Cronin
Chesapeake Biological Laboratory
Pry Dwight Py Rell
Department of Housing and Urban Development
George B. Nartzog, Jr
National Park Service
Josep White
Pennstonia
Boy Scolts
Mason-Divon Council
Blair’s Valley
Washington County
Iere
Washington County Forestry Conservation Board
Mason-Dixon Council
Boy Scouts of America
Department of Game and Inland Fish
Education Council
Greentop
Cleveland Grabs another win in ninth inning comeback
Cleveland trailed 2-0 after six innings but a four-run ninth inning, capped by Duke Sims three-run homer after an intentional walk to Jose Cardenal, gave the Indians a 6-2 victory over the Yankees. Stan Bahnsen held them hitless early before a late rally.
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New York
Duke Sims
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Indians
Stan Hariisen
Carry Brown
Roy White
Steve Hamilton
Tony Norton
Sims
Jose Cardenal
Bahnsen
Livery Brown
Russ Snyder
Max Alvis
Brown
Alvis
Pittsburgh
Jim Hicks
Nelson Briles
St. Louis Cardinals
Pirates
Hicks
Bob Veale
Joe Torre
Mike Shannon
St. Louis
Cardinals
Julian Javier
Curt Flood
Jasvier
Shannon
Briles
Montreal
Jose [Ae Boy
Pingh
Ron Brand
Montreal Pupes
New York Mets
Brand
Rusts Staub
Mack Jones
Laboy
Rod Gaspar
Mets
Bill Stonehman
Jerry Grote
Expos
Donn Clendenon
Lancers and Lions Split Tennis Matches
Walkersville-Singanore and Walkersville split two ten nis matches with the Lancers boys winning 3-2 and the Lions girls cruising 5-0. Singles saw Bak er and Smariga win for the Lancers while Currence led Walkersville. Doubles also split. Bourland and Shortt won for Walkersville while Repp and Sill took the Lions’ victory.
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Walkersville
Singanore
Lancer
Lion
Mark Baker
Ed Smariga
Lancers
Richard Currence
Ray Bourland
Ray Shortt
John Repp
Chris Sill
Singapore
Lions
Debbie Currence
Martha Hough
Karen Bachtell
Katie Mercer
Kitty Buza
Sharon Baker
Ann Poffenbarer
Walkers
HOYS
Currence
van Lin
Baker
Delbrook
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Pats Sign Two Roster Cats In Bid For Depth
The Boston Patriots of the American Pony ball league announced two roster moves on Tuesday aiming to bolster the depth chart. Clarence Scott and Tim Yowdreany were named as added players in the shakeup.
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Rostos
Clarence Scott
Tim
Viva Voce Favored in Shenandoah Downs Feature
Wao Vaclosely matched eight horse field contests 5 1/2 furlongs for the Shenandoah Downs feature with Viva Voce the likely favorite after recent strong showings. Pramon seeks a third straight win as other contenders include Market Maid Jimbo Junior and Clear Joy in a fast-paced lineup.
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Charles Town
Wao Va
Shen
Highweitit
Carter
PD. Putnam
Pramon
aoeMur Pat
Glory Hean
Priam
Jober Wolvnston
Vasilae Swurred
Bunny
Addis
Hlendersen
Gy Mihi
Vison
Kinsale
Ews
Miss Henry
Lourdene
Exacta
Grove
Bob
Kivela
Lassie
Ustines
Myers
Ascot
Malo
Femblur
Cannon
Jubison
Lewis
D.lge
iJim
Clark
Sarah D. Nurly
Ledge
Knicht Bay
Hlusha Qtobison
Gustines
Monkton Devil
Yorky Miss
Ereshman
Valencia’s Boy
Lil Sir Blue
Chirk
Rinko Star Pai
Io Mares
Fiite
Algo
Wilson
Addesa
Jobison
Sluti
Small
Vasil
Andys Express
Clear Joy
Dalgo
Imart
Pramont
Vickie
Johnston
Jimbo Junior
Foot Bullah
Viva Voce
L. C. Liz
Walsh Pride
Helio Flower
W. Sister
D. D. Smith
Joe Manzo
Nance’s Lad Jr
Hedge
P. Valentine
Secatello
Our Man Monte
Rubin
Goldberg
Hanover Stag
Espinosa
Verrone
Black Lagoon
Jimmy Wood
Wepalo
D. Smith
Dear Ethel
Delgado
Mighty World
Freshman
Peters
Dawn
Becky Ben
Maryland Tops Georgetown 5-0 in Baseball Debut Start
Maryland pitcher Pat McNamara in his first Maryland start struck out 13 Georgetown batters over four hits in a 5-0 non conference win. Reserve third baseman Jimmy Lawrence had four singles driving in two and scoring one, fueling the Terps offense.
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College Park
Pat McNamara
Maryeland
Georgetown
Terps
McNamara
Edgewood
Jimmy Lawrence
Maryland
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New Oxford
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K. W. Nichols
North Carroll
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E. D. Snyder
I. Shipe
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Don Sutton
San Francisco Giants
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Ron Reed
Roberto Pena
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