Yanks Sharpshooters Invade Frederick for TriState Softball Opener
Frederick Maryland prepares for the TriState Major Softball opener as the Yankees Sharpshooters host Fowler's team at McCurdy Field. The Baltimore squad, led by veteran pitchers and a strong defense, seeks early dominance in a growing league with teams from Frederick Baltimore Washington DC and Lancaster. The league plans to expand next season with new participants while Frederick fields a 17 player roster and a pitching trio headed by Max Kehne Jim Blank and Wetzel.
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Maryland Defeats Georgetown 7 To 0 In Baseball Tilt
Maryland Shores Georgetown 7 to 0 behind Dick Reitz three hitter. Terps push three runs in seventh inning on two errors and Frank Coopers double. Maryland improves to 6-11 while Georgetown slips to 2-11.
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High School Bowling Leaders Report
Hamilton of BE F A C posted 147 as high individual game while Hilderbrand from Skip's Five led with 375 in a high series. Skip's Fives also topped team marks with 602 for a game and 1704 for a set.
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Potomac dredging sparks fishing and water quality fears
Residents weigh the impact of dredging sand and gravel from the Potomac River below Brunswick and across toward Virginia. The plan could muddy waters, harm fish spawning habitats, and affect duck hunting with potential losses to anglers and anglers groups pressing Congress and the Army Corps for action.
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Tin Tar Leads Field In Preakness As Martins Rule Absent
Calumet Farms Tin Tar, Derby winner and 7 to 5 favorite, aims for Pimlico in the Preakness with 12 colts expected. Martins Rule and Staysail fade from the lineup as Jim Jones warns on the race’s extra speed and risk, while the field includes Derby runners from California and Jamaica with mixed form.
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Martinez Says He'll Open Up on Adkins in St Louis Bout
N.Y. story notes Vince Martinez plans aggressive tactics to challenge Virgil Akins for the world welterweight title in St. Louis. Martinez predicts a bolder approach, aims to upset Akins and claims past campaigns and travel fatigue influenced his strategy. Henry L. Stimson's cabinet service is also referenced in a separate note.
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Snead Festival Round One Sees Hogan Tied For Lead
Nerveless Ben Hogan ties Stan Moses for the first round lead at the Sam Snead Festival in White Sulphur Springs. Hogan and Moses each birdied the 18th from about 25 feet and posted 65s with others like Fran Hogan and Gary Player among early frontrunners. Frazer leads a pack chasing $10,000 in prize money after a high par day and a hole in one by Antonio.
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