Anglers report small trout stocks and May stocking plan
Local trout anglers complain of small catches with many under ten inches. Maryland officials confirm a run of smaller stock from a federal hatchery and announce May deliveries from Beaver Creek plus 1000 plus brood trout to Frederick County streams. Also noted are whooping crane counts and a May canoe trip led by Don Schley and Granny Bader.
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Bosox and A's Duel for AL Lead in May Showdown
AP reports a May showdown as the Boston Red Sox and Kansas City Athletics clash for first in the American League. Bill Monbouquette faces Ed Rakow with Boston on top and KC six points back. Pitching is praised by managers Pesky and Lopat, while Wayne Causey and Carl Yastrzemski pace the bats as spring rivals test May prospects.
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Track Victory at Emmitsburg Meets Mount St Man Event
A fragmented report details Mount St Man claiming a victory at an Emmitsburg track meet. The text mentions a 140 dash, multiple events, and placements across sprint and hurdle races. Names and exact results are unclear due to OCR damage.
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Nicklaus Opens With Record 8 Under at Champions
Jack Nicklaus shot 64 33 3 64 in the opening round of the $60 000 Tournament of Champions at Desert Inn Country Club Las Vegas leading Arnold Palmer by two strokes. Palmer carded 66 with a late 34 32 while other standings show Collins Casper Jr Nieporte Sanders Player and Lema among early movers in a 27 player field.
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al Johnston
Canada
Senators Clinch 9-4 Win Over Tigers on Three Homers
Washington Senators defeated the Detroit Tigers 9 to 4 as Larry Osborne hit two homers and Chuck Hinton and Chuck Cottier drove in two runs each. The Senators slugged 13 hits and pulled away with a four-run seventh inning breaking a tight game. Osborne hit his third homer of the season off Frank Lary and another in the sixth off Bob Anderson.
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Bobo) Osborne
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Fairly's homer gives Dodgers 3-2 victory over Phillies
Ron Fairly belted a two run homer with two outs in the ninth to lift the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 3-2 win over Philadelphia Thursday night. Frank Howard reached on a popup misplayed in left before Fairly's shot over the right field wall. Dodgers pitcher Ron Perranoski earned the win, his third against one defeat, as Philadelphia squandered chances with five hits and a late rally.
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U. S. Sweeps More Firsts At Pan American Games
Doris Fuchs of Rochester New York won two golds on Thursday in gymnastics, adding to earlier medals as the United States dominated the Pan American Games. Several other U S gymnasts earned top finishes while the U S team collected 33 golds overall. Brazil trailed with seven as competition neared its close.
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Cadet JVs Fall To Lions In Walkersville Tilt
Walkersville defeated Frederick High School junior varsity 7 to 4 on Thursday. Lee Duncan led Lions with three singles, while Sonny Barrick added the other hit for Cadets pitcher Al Mayne who surrendered seven hits and three unearned runs due to errors. Frushout earned the win for Walkersville as Frederick committed multiple miscues in the first and third innings.
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Nayre
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Five Distinct Horse Races Feature Local Entrants and Bets
The page lists seven horse races with entries and weights for Lucky Scott and others in Race 1. Races two through seven show numerous horses, weights, and claiming or starter conditions, with names like Greek Captain Quetude Northern Code Dew Line Sky Paint Tusque and Admiral Clay among others.
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RESULTS 1 RACE AT DAIRY MEET WITH MIXED TIMES
A scrambled extract shows results from race events with purses and claimed horses. Names like Purse 31.00 and Moscow appear amid garbled horse and jockey mentions, with unclear placements and times.
Derby Field Trials Spark Derby Talk at Churchill Downs
Derby field activity centers on Churchill Downs with odds for Never Bend and other contenders. Favorites include Cand. Spiis and Ta Tues, while owners Lavisvilar and Gadbreath pushChateaugay. Purses noted at $107,950 with race day details and trainer bids.
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Toyester
Reg Eleverth
Ta Tues
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Chammon
Robinson Delivers Deciding Ninth In Orioles Comeback
Brooks Robinson lined a bases loaded single with two outs in the ninth as Baltimore overcame Chicago 8-7. Jim Gentile homered twice for the Orioles, while Jim Landis and Floyd Robinson went deep for the White Sox. McNally pitched into the ninth before yielding the winner, with Peters taking the loss.
Held's Slam Knocks A's From AL First
Cleveland Indians explode for 15 runs to defeat the Kansas City Athletics 15 to 6. Woody Held belts a grand slam as Barry Latman holds the mound after early trouble, while Bill Bryan adds a homer for the A's. Cleveland erupts in a six run sixth inning.
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Memorial meet at Walkersville High scheduled today
The Wayne Zimmerman Memorial track meet is set for today at Walkersville High School at 2 p.m. It marks the third year of the competition with teams from North Carroll Francis Scott Key Damascus Harriett Tubman Mary land School for the Deaf St John’s of Frederick Tanardown and Thurmont seeking the trophy presented by Ralph Zimmerman, father of the late Walkersville High athlete.
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Pepitone Grand Slam Sparks Yankees Win Over Angels
Whitey Ford pitched a four hitter for his 32nd shutout as the Yankees defeated the Angels 7-0. Joe Pepitone hit his first major league grand slam off Dean Chance in the sixth, driving in five RBIs. Mickey Mantle contributed a run on a bases loaded walk and a seventh inning single.
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Mets temper Colts with 10 3 victory in chilly game
New York Mets outslug Houston 12 hits to three as Charlie Neal collects four straight singles. Larry Burright drives in three on a triple and double after Ron Hunt misses game with respiratory infection. Nottebart loses third straight. Mets reach double figures in runs for first time this season.
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