Maryland Angler Breaks Heaviest White Crappie Record
Paul Crum landed a one pound nine ounce crappie near Brunswick using a minnow on ultra light tackle. He and companion Jim Gilford had not expected the giant to appear, surpassing the previous record caught in 1961 at Youghiogheny Reservoir, Garrett County.
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Paul Crum
Brunswick
Crum
J:m Gilford
Yougmogheny
Garrett County
Dennis Margraff
Pan
Joan Fox
Maryland
Magaine
Burt Dillion
Dillon
Crim
Cadets JV top South Hagerstown in local matchup
Cadets JV defeated South Hagerstown in a close junior varsity contest. Notable players and early momentum helped Cadets build a lead, with key baskets and defensive stops sealing the win for the home squad.
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Cadets
Hagerstown
Cadet Golfers Routed With Sixth Shutout Victory
Brick Kennedy shot 73 at VFW Country Club as the Cadet golfers posted their sixth consecutive shutout. The Fred Reed team led by example with a massed parade of scorers and four players finishing strong in the 18 hole event.
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Brick Kennedy
VFW
Frederes Qeders
Orioles Rally Past Red Sox In Rain-Interrupted 4-1 Win
Chuck Estrada and Stu Miller combine for a three-hitter to lead the Baltimore Orioles to a 4-1 victory over the Boston Red Sox. Powell hits his sixth homer for Baltimore with a three-run sixth inning, while rain delayed play 29 minutes.
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Baltimore
Chuck Estrada
Stu Miller
Baltimore Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Estrada
Chuck Schilling
Bob Tillman
Boston
Miller
Boog Powell
Orioles
Bill Monbouquette
al Smith
Brooks Robinson
White Sox 20 and Yankees 0. Herbert twirls two-hitter
Ray Herbert shut out the Yankees for the fourth time this season, firing a two-hitter as Chicago moved atop the AL with a 20 to 0 win. Ron Hansen drove in two with a second inning double, while Clete Boyer and Joe Pepitone collected the only two Yankees hits.
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Chicago
Ray Herbert
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Ron Hansen
Jess
Herbert
Clete Boyer
Joe Pepitone
Bobby Richardson
White Sox
Yankees
New York
Terry
Howard
Martin
W—Herbert
L— Terry
Frederick JV Dominates Hagerstown Track Duel
Frederick's junior varsity track team won 12 of 23 events to defeat Hagerstown by a wide margin in a four-duel meet yesterday. The Cadets swept all events except the broad jump, high jump, and mile run, posting strong performances across multiple disciplines.
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Hagerstown
Frederick
Ean
Hogan Misses 63rd National Open Entry
Nearly 2 410 names were entered for the 63rd National Open at Brookline Mass with Ben Hogan absent for the first time since 1938. Hogan 50 recovering from a bursitis operation in Fort Worth Texas joins the tournament field discussion as Nicklaus leads a strong list of exempt players and qualifiers to bid on the title.
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New York
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Fort Worth
Tex
Ben
Joseph C. Dey
Dey
Texas
Nicklaus
Jack Nicklaus
Wonder
Oakmont
Brookline
Mass
Francis J . Ouimet
Harry Vardon
Ted Ray
America
Las Vegas
Arnold Palmer
Gene Littler
Bill Casper
Tommy Bolt
Gary Player
Labron Harris
Nitwater
Okla
Richard Davies
Pebble Beach
Calif
Mixed Race Card Notes at Local Track
A chaotic listing shows races across a card with purses from 1 100 to 3 10, claiming races for 3 and up, several furlong and mile events, and numerous horse names such as Gretmiss Mere Sweets Yea Oui Si Sat Macalla Thietty Imp, with attendance listed as 3 575. It reads like a program page with odds and entrants for races one through nine and multiple bettors’ references.
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Gretmiss
Reynolds
Mere Sweets
Small
Yea Oui Si
Cape
Syedicator
Palumbe
Macalla
Downs
Thietty Imp
Brandt
Happy Bays Agi
Maeda
Cordon
Lucky
Suemy
Regrehis
Play Room
la Fancy
Rey Veley
Garden
Cresweed Gal
Gami'tle
Tewrsce
Registration for E-Burg II Set
Registration for E Burg II Set is scheduled May 13 and 16 with May 14 at 1 p m as the start time. Players from the Ye Masters team must present fees and attend the phasor center meeting to qualify. The event opens at 6 p m at the Leen Hotel with further details awaiting confirmation.
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Eto
Muirs
Phasor
Foleyisd Dreds
Jackie Returns Daly City Cad Hosts Hewanian Ace
Jackie returns to Daly City as Cad hosts Hewanian ace Jake Pong. He posts 22 street lows and seven cued wins this month, sparking a toss for Tas Tate. WILE BELA TIES key rivals in treet row while Gene watches.
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Daly City
Cad
Hewanian
Jake Pong
Tas Tate
rae _ Gene
National LL Opens Saturday in 12th Season Doubleheader
The Frederick National Little League begins its 12th season with a Saturday doubleheader at Robert B. Staley Memorial Stadium. The Yoons face the Callans at 2 p.m. and the Optimist meet NECA at 3 30 p.m. Schedules go on sale after May 11 from Berkis and Zimmerman or Stipley’s Sports. Managers listed include Chester Baker Optimist Andy Rnadenck Loos Frank Hoffman Cantan and Rolie Vksteon. NECA Airtreater League games begin at 34 p.m.
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Frederick
Frank Hoffman
Cantan
Rolie
Unclear Major League Moves Highlight Mets and Farm Deals
Fragmented report details multiple player transactions involving the New York Mets and farm club movements. References to Cheo Fernandes, Dale, Frank Lan ami Gilles Lars, Ted Sen, Ty Cone, and Syracuse farm club activity hint at trades and optioned players across the organization.
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Byte
Cheo Fernandes
Thiedas
New York Mets
Dale
TAPS
Teacot Bs Calther
Gnassn
Frank Lanami
Gilles Lars
TMG Sears
Desad Taers
Richthander
Fight. AQ
Tigers
Bob Link
Lit Nostemer
Anh Hanter Picher
Denver
Brews Als
Ty Cone
T : the Indians
Toronto
International Law Johnson
Patterson confirms July 22 rematch with Liston will proceed
Floyd Patterson insisted that neither his injured finger nor a planned Birmingham trip would delay the July 22 Liston rematch in Las Vegas. He said boxing would start June 1 and that media coverage and public interest would not alter the fight, which had been postponed earlier due to Liston’s knee and Patterson’s operation. Patterson also discussed visiting Birmingham with Jackie Robinson to support racial progress, expecting possible arrest or rough handling.
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New York
Floyd Patterson
Birmingham
Sonny Liston
Las Vegas
Patterson
Miami Beach
Liston
Jackie Robinson
Jackie
Kiwanis Clinch Ruth Loop Victory In 15 Hit Bout
Kiwanis, led by Hicks with four hits, overwhelmed M J Grove 155 in Babe Ruth League action. Ron Hart pitched a five hit, 12 strikeout complete game. Shattenburgh Hicks and Miles triple, Freland had five RBIs, Baughter doubled, while Freland and Denman contributed multi hit efforts.
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Kiwanis
Hicks
M. J. Grove
Ron Hart
Ron Shattenburgh
Ron Miles
Jeff Freland
Baughter
Grove
Kiwarnie
Warhol
Sherald
Freland
Carner Sport
Denmark
Forman
Teton Wis
Sheraid
Greve
Riven
E—Duckett
Hollmen
Schattenbers
Freiend
Lyles
POA
Kwang
Los—Grove
Scheftenferd
Miles
Brookey
Het
Pavey
Mili
Pitchins
Wise
Har
AP. Diggs
Pe—Schatterberg
Cerrican
Lote
Mutual Firemen’s Softball League Opens With Surprising Scores
Luther Shuff hit a two run homer in the seventh as the Independents beat New Market 31 in the Mutual Firemen’s League opener at Baker Park. Earl Lenhart allowed two hits and Gene Geisler hit two homers as Hyatts Town shut out Walkersville 9 0.
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Luther Shuff
Independents
New Market
Mutual Firemen’s League
Baker Park
Morgan
Burke
Baer
Rinehart
Earl Lenhart
Gene Geisler
Hyattstown
Walkersville
Lenhart
Mullinix
Eyler
Cramer
Lefty Trout Dupes Howard County In Two-Hitter
Junior Jim Trout fired a second straight two-hitter, fanning 16 as Frederick High beat Howard County 2-0 to extend its win streak to four. Stull homered for the Cadets, adding a fourth inning RBI for insurance after an early 2-0 lead. Trout allowed seven hits, walked three, and struck out at least two in every inning up to the sixth.
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Jim Trout
Frederick
Edgec
Howard County
Trout
Johns Hopkins
Stull
Guy Stull
Stan Keyser
Pascal Renn
Leas
Howard Coum
Gisk
Poist
Dejaueris
Messner
Keyser IF
Davis
Lananan
Renn
Petrick
Thomas Cf
Barth
Rerick
Mercier
Walle
Buberel
Maciek
Holter
Merson
Cecil
Grove
Howard
Gick
Keyser
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