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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1960
Page
6
A landingside scene shows two anglers stepping from a car, one novice with minimal gear and a second phase expert with heavy equipment. The piece argues most fishers stay in phase two while a rare third phase expert fully adapts gear to the situation and advises beginners to seek guidance to save money and learn fundamentals.
The Continental League called for a full unrestricted player draft in a Kefauver bill substitute. Bill Shea announced the recommendation, saying Frick and Trautman testified that an unlimited draft would be acceptable. The plan would leave 40 drafted players per major league and create an arbitration panel for territorial indemnities between the new league and the minors.
Los Angeles toppled Pittsburgh 4 to 2, inching ahead in the NL standings as Johnny Podres hurled solid innings. Gil Hodges delivered a two run homer and drove in another as the Dodgers won their second straight over the Pirates and stretched their winning streak to three games.
Sam Jones pitched seven innings of four hit baseball and did not walk a batter guiding the Giants to a 4-0 road win over the Phillies. The win moved San Francisco into first place in the National League as Pittsburgh fell to Los Angeles. Jones retired the last 15 men in order and earned his first road victory in six starts.
American League standings list Baltimore Cleveland Chicago New York Detroit Washington Kansas City and Boston with records. Yesterday results show Baltimore close Chicago 1 and other scores. National League standings feature San Francisco Pittsburgh Milwaukee Cincinnati Los Angeles St Louis Chicago Philadelphia with rain and night games.
In a National Little League game the Civitans surged ahead with a six run third inning after an even two innings. Wise hit the only extra base hit a double for the winners while the Optimists scored in the third to lead briefly. Final score reflects a 5 to 0 victory for the Civitans.
Marv Throneberry came off the bench for the Kansas City Athletics and slugged a homer a double and a run batted in as KC toppled Boston 6-2. Bud Daley earned his fourth victory, aiding the A’s in dropping the Red Sox deeper into the AL cellar.
Baltimore climbs to the AL lead behind rookie Steve Barber as the Orioles defeat the Chicago White Sox 6-1. Barber shaves Chicago with four hits allowed and five strikeouts while walking two in a strong seven innings. Gene Woodling and Jim Gentile drive in two runs each amid a fourth-inning rally.
Baltimore City Park Board votes 4 1 to allow beer sales to fans at Memorial Stadium seats. approval by Liquor Board pending. Mayor Grady and City Council oppose. Board President Frank Marino abstained. Awaiting Thursday Liquor Board meeting.
Archie Moore, about 200 pounds, faces Willie Besmanoff in a 10 round non title bout at the State Fairgrounds in Indianapolis. The event draws about 8,000 fans, grossing around $60,000 and will be televised nationally.
The Amvets beat the Elks 14 to 7 behind three home runs by Bender Freland and Gaither. A nine run third inning carried the Amvets, who led 4-1 after two frames as Staley and Bender produced key two baggers. Rippeon and Gaither added extra hits for the winners while Elks A Lastrous produced their scoring. City Tavern to Practice follows local softball note.
Moose blanked the Kiwanis 6 0 in Babe Ruth League action yesterday. Ruthen, the Moose winning pitcher, walked three and struck out two to notch the victory. Tom Bichy had two hits for Moose while Stevens and La Brush added two apiece for the losers. Gaithersburg beat Poolesville 5 2 behind six errors and three passed balls. Norris and Cornelius, Johnson, Barns and Burdette handled the scoring.
Jim Grant allowed four hits as the Cleveland Indians beat the Washington Senators 7-2. John Romano hit a two run homer and a four run rally supported Grant who improved to 2-1. Washington’s Jim Lemon added a ninth inning two run shot for his tenth of the year. Grant extended his undefeated run over Washington to 12 straight starts.
Detroit pitcher Don Messitt pitched a four-hit shutout against the New York Yankees, as Charlie Maxwell belted a three-run homer. Maxwell homered again in the fifth, aiding Detroit to its third straight win and ninth in 13 games. Adin Ballou, 78, Kingston poet and writer, died Tuesday, noted for rural New York sketches.
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