Maryland angler Merilon Dutrow stars in local catfish tale
Maryland fisherman Merilon Dutrow of Damascus has drawn praise for his catfish prowess with several hundred caught in a week. At Deal Island he landed five drum fish weighing up to 85 pounds, showing a dramatic season high. The story notes a color photo of an 85–pounder and a trolling method near the island.
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White Powers Cards Edge Chicubs in 5-4 Thriller
Unclear text describes a baseball or similar game where White Powers defeated Chicubs 5 to 4. Mentions players Cavlor, Jackson, Brewer, and W-Simmens among possible lineups or scorers. Includes scattered fragments about innings and positions with limited readable context.
Middletown Defeats Linganore 4 2 In Error Prone Game
Middletown edged Linganore 4 to 2 as both teams struggled at the plate. Middletown scored with two hits in the first inning and capitalized on Linganore errors, while Linganore managed three hits and four miscues.
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Frederick County Junior League opening night results
Shookstown edged Yellow Springs 11 to 10 and New Market beat Araby 13 to 3 as Fort Derrick topped Hyattstown 139 to 0. Dave Thomas hit two home runs for Shookstown while Lpris Myers supplied a homer and a triple for Araby and Rickie Wachter earned the win.
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Orioles Hold To First Place Tie In 4-2 Win
Baltimore tops Detroit 4-2 to stay tied with Chicago for the AL lead. Mickey Lolich debut for Detroit but Orioles improve to 11-1 against left handed pitchers. Joe Gaines drives in two with a second inning homer and a sixth inning sacrifice fly as Chuck Estrada earns the win.
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Berlin bid to host 1968 Olympics may ease wall divide
Berlin considers a split-city Olympics proposal with events across both halves of the city. IOC members Avery Brundage and Oe Mayer welcomed the idea while East German officials reportedly reacted favorably. decision slated for Nairobi on Oct. 19 amid other candidate cities.
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GECA Standings and Tonight's Games Across Regions
The standings list St Louis five to four over Chicago and Pittsburgh six to three against Houston. Cincinnati trails Milwaukee two to zero while San Francisco ties Philadelphia three to two. Los Angeles leads New York two to four. Tonight’s games feature New York Villey at Los Angeles with Drysdale 44 for the Nats and other matchups including Pittsburgh at Houston Nottebart 5-11 and Cleveland at Chicago Donavan 2-2, among others.
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Carry Back Heads Back to Track for Possible Comeback
Baltimore AP reports Carry Back the 1961 star horse is returning from retirement to race or breed at Ocala as trainer Jack Price plans a possible six month comeback. Breeders may use Carry Back for stud duties while mares are bred, with a potential three mares planned. The horse has a storied past including multiple stakes wins and high fame.
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Minnesota Dominates Red Sox 8-2 in Third Inning Burst
Minnesota built a seven run third inning to beat Boston 8-2. Vic Power and Rich Rollins drove in two runs each as Perry paced the Twins, enabling a 10 batter rally that chased Morehead. Boston’s relief faltered as the Twins exploded in the pivotal frame.
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Mantle drives Yankees past A’s with two homers
Mickey Mantle slugged two homers driving in five runs as the New York Yankees beat Kansas City 7 4. Roger Maris added a homer and Jim Bouton earned the win as New York improved to seven wins in eight games while improving their series vs the A’s to three and one. Mantle connected off Orlando Pena in the first and again in the fifth, with Maris following the second blast for the Yanks final run. Siebern and Cimoli hit homers for Kansas City.
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US Open Golf qualifying narrows field at Brookline
About one in five players will reach the U S Open after 2 364 entrants seek 442 local spots May 27 28 at 57 sites and a 1 to 3 45 local to local qualifier ratio. Regional tests await the survivors before the 2424 initial field is trimmed to 125 for the championship where Jack Nicklaus defends.
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Two Kinds Only People in Baseball Roles
New York AP contrasts batter people who crave homers and high scores with pitcher people who savor 1 0 games and pitching duels. The piece notes fans drift between identities, the appeal of infield defense, signals behind the plate, and the tug of a classic ball game.
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White Sox Defeat Senators Behind Early Three-Run Rally
The Chicago White Sox built a three-run uprising in the fifth inning to beat Washington 4 to 3 Tuesday night, keeping pace with the American League leaders. John Buzhardt earned the win over Detroit, while Don Rudolph took the loss for the Senators as Washington dropped to nine losses in ten games.
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Nears Finish On Track for November Pace
Fragmentary notes indicate a team on pace to finish strong by November. Mentions a key player position and upcoming schedule milestones as the season nears its end.
St John’s Triumph Over Westminster In 12-6 Win
St John’s of Frederick exploded for five runs in the first inning to erase a Westminster lead and beat St. John’s of Westminster 12-6 at Huskie Park. Tom Nash earned the win in relief of Mike Mauro, tossing hitless 2 2 3 innings after Westminster tied 6-6 in the fifth. Frederick pulled away with a two run double by Mike Willard and a three run fifth, then added three more in the sixth. John Tregoning drove in three with a triple. St John’s (Frederick) faces St. Maria Goretti next Friday at Muskie Park in Hagerstown, Md.
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