Long Line Release Smith and NRA Instructor Honored
J R E Smith gains a new nickname after a bass adventure as Paul Rhoads notes the lure behavior and a large smallmouth escaped. Clyde R Smith Jr earns NRA Home Firearms Instructor certificate to teach safety at home. The Frederick Izaak Walton club nears completion of a new clubhouse on Reel's Mill land, funded phase by phase as they progress.
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Orioles Narrowly Beat Kansas City in Slugfest
Baltimore, led by Brooks Robinson and John Powell, outslugged Kansas City 7-6 as Manny Jimenez and Rocky Colavito homered for the A L rivals. Colavito tied Harmon Killebrew for the AL home run lead in the fourth inning amid a series of late-game twists.
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Loneliest Race Opens From Plymouth Across Atlantic
Fifteen yachtsmen sail from Plymouth on Saturday in a 3,500 mile voyage to Newport Alabama. The AP reports the solo ocean race tests endurance as skippers chase the distant finish line.
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Mays Named Captain of the San Francisco Giants
San Francisco Giants manager Alvin Dark announced Willie Mays as team captain. Dark, who captained the club 1950 to 1956 and managed it in 1961, said Mays has long deserved high honors and is a fitting leader for the club.
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Frederick Cadets Sixth In State Meet Prediction
Frederick High School track coach Hal Moser predicted a sixth place for the Cadets in the class A and AA state meet at Overlea High School. He sees Montgomery Blair as the leader with 88 points, followed by Kenwood, Bethesda Chevy Chase, Northwood, South Page, and Frederick. Key Frederick entries include Brichey seeded first in low hurdles, Foreman in shot put, and relay teams headed by Thompson, Smith, Gibson, Schantz, Ambush, and Gerhold.
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NFL Rejects All Star Game Bid Amid Pay Talks
New York AP The NFL rejected an AFL all star game offer and moved to address players pay in training camp while denying players a pension board seat. NBC offered $500,000 for TV rights to the AFL NFL game, and AFL approved the plan, but Rozelle rejected the proposal.
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East Frederick remains unbeaten in Industrial League play
East Frederick defeated Frederick City 11 to 1 as Butch Kimmel pitched a two hitter and struck out 13. Harry Saufley hit a three run homer while Loring Young Tom Moss and Bobby Allison added two singles each for Stup's Sinclair, which beat Cozy Corner 6 to 2. Main’s Shopping Center and Shipley’s tied 4 4 in eight innings due to darkness, with Abe Gladhill and Max Kehne homering for Shipley’s and Bobby Hammond also driving. The New York Mets injury note on Carl Wiley follows.
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Mays Power Giants Rally Past Phillies for NL Lead
Willie Mays hit two homers and Orlando Cepeda added one as the San Francisco Giants defeated Philadelphia 9 4 to climb back atop the National League. Mays drove in three runs and raised his average to .397, while Cepeda also had three RBIs and his third homer of the season. A fourth inning surge followed two outs, featuring the Mays Cepeda clout pair that broke a 4 4 tie.
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National League Scores and Tonight's Schedule
National League results list Houston over Pittsburgh 3 to 1 St Louis defeated Chicago 10 to 3 and Los Angeles beat New York 6 to 1 Three games are on tap with New York at Houston Simmons 5-2 at Owens 1-3 St Louis at Milwaukee Cloninger 3-2 at Drysdale 5-2 Chicago Hobbie 0-1 at Cincinnati Nuxhall 3-2 Pittsburgh Gibbon 3-1 at San Francisco Herbel 1-0 tonight.
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Richie Allen and Mays homer in Phillies win
Richie Allen belted a two run homer for Philadelphia in the first, his ninth, off starter Bob Hendley. Willie Mays followed with a two run shot traveling 430 feet off 18 year old Rick Wise starting his first major league game. The Phillies added two more in the third on four hits with Tony Gonzalez driving in a run and Bobby Wine delivering an RBI single. Philadelphia 202 900 0060, San Francisco 200 240 10x-9. Wise, Roebuck, Klippstein, Green and Triandos for Philadelphia. Hendley, Perry, Bolin, Crandall for San Francisco. W Bolin L Klippstein. Home runs Allen for Philadelphia and Mays Cepeda for San Francisco.
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