Eastern Shore bass trip yields strong catches and camper praise
Six anglers travel with an Apache Silver Eagle to the Eastern Shore ponds. They launch at Smithville and Galestown lakes, catching bass from two to four pounds and several pike while sunfish and large mouths entice. The crew reports easy setup, comfortable camping, and standout meals, urging others to discover which ponds offer the best fishing.
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Ross Trimmer
Tom Cramer
Ham Roberts
Bob Moberly
Ross
Ham
Bob
Tom
Carlisle
Penna
Morris Hewitt
Mountaindale
Madaline
Smithville Pond
Denton
Galestown
Galestown Lake
Braves Sign Pair From Texas Colleges for Greenville Club
Milwaukee Braves signed two Texas collegians for their Greenville club in the Western Carolinas League. Conrad Noessel a 19-year-old Houston University pitcher and Ralph Johnson a 20-year-old Texas University catcher join the team.
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Milwaukee Braves
Texas Collegians
Greenville
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Conrad Noessel
Houston University
Ralph Johnson
Texas University
Bunker Wins Fifth For Orioles as Johnson Delivers
Baltimore edged Detroit 2-1 as rookie Wally Bunker won his fifth straight. Bob Johnson delivered a tie breaking pinch single in the seventh after Adair and Brown opened the rally. Bunker allowed only two hits through seven, Miller closed with three perfect innings.
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Wally Bunker
Detroit Tigers
Bob Johnson
Johnson
Bunker
Jerry Adair
Dick Brown
Mickey Lolich
Stu Miller
Tigers
Detroit
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Brooks Robinson
Bill Freehan
Don Wert
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Yankees Nip Tribe on HIT by Richardson
Bobby Richardson lined a ninth inning single past a drawn in infield to score Elston Howard and lift the New York Yankees to a 3-2 victory over the Cleveland Indians. Elston Howard started the rally with a single, Clete Boyer bunted him to second, Tony Kubek drew an intentional walk, Phil Linz singled, and Richardson delivered the decisive hit. Grant took the loss for Cleveland. Mikkelsen earned the win for New York. Maris hit a homer for the Yankees.
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NEW York
Bobby Richardson
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Indians
Elston Howard
Clete Boyer
Tony Kubek
Phil Linz
Howard
Richardson
Max Alvis
Pete Mikkelsen
Whitey Ford
Yankee
John Romano
Jerry Kindall
Woody
Grant
Tom Tresh
Romano
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Bresouds ninth inning single lifts Red Sox past Washington
Ed Bressoud delivered a run producing single in the ninth inning to snap a 2-2 tie and lift Boston to a 3-2 victory over Washington. Earl Wilson walked to start the frame, Dalton Jones singled, and Bressoud drove in the go ahead run as Jim King for Washington hit for the cycle with his fifth homer.
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Ed Bressoud
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Red Sox
Earl Wilson
Dalton Jones
Bressoud
Jim King
Senators
Daniels
Hannan
Kline
Brumley
Wilson
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NL Umps Threaten Strike Over Pension Increase
The National League Umpires Association, with 20 members, warned in Chicago that if a pension increase is not agreed by July 3, 1964, they will strike. They seek a minimum of 300 per year per year of active service, up from the 1955 rule.
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Chicago
National League Umpires Association
John J. Reynolds
Reynolds
Warren Giles
National League
Giles
Cincinnati
League
Ings
American League
Umpire Association
New York
Ford Frick
Ike Steals Golfing Show From Arnie at Merion
ARDMORE Pa AP Gen Dwight D Eisenhower won a charity golf exhibition with Arnold Palmer against Jimmy Demaret and Ray Bolger at Merion Golf Club. The Eisenhower Palmer team prevailed 3 and 2, with Ike delivering a key 40 foot birdie on the 17th. Onlookers paid $100 and $50 for Heart Association support as 700 attended.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Arnold Palmer
Jimmy Demaret
Ray Bolger
Merion Golf Club
Eisenhower-Palmer
Palmer
Eisenhower
Heart Association of
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Arnie
Demaret
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Bolger
Merion
Bolger-Demaret
Industrial League Softball Results Highlights
Sagner and Main's Shopping Center dominated Cozy Corner 13 2 as Jim Showe pitched five strong innings with Green backing him. Main's defeated Stup's Sinclair 10 2 behind a four hitter by Bill Cramer and Peanut Morgan with Watts Hildebrand Cokey and Am bush homering. Shipley's beat Frederick City 8 3 as Max Kehne struck out eight and Ed Rice added two safeties.
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Sagner
Main’s
Shipley’s
Frederick City
Jim Showe
Green
Cozy Corner
Bruce Baer
Cory
Bill Cramer
Peanut Morgan
Stup
Sinclair
Dave Watts
Lee Hildebrand
Cokey
Ken Ambush
Bob Allison
Max Kehne
Shipley
Ed Rice
Kehne
Francis Scott Key Tops Saints 6-4 in Union Bridge
Francis Scott Key jumped to a 4-0 lead in the first three innings and defeated St. John's 6-4 behind Boone's four hitter. Moxley started for the Saints, Nash finished, while Key’s pitchers limited St. John's to four runs as Polino drove in three Saints with two doubles.
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Union Bridge
Francis Scott Key
St. John's
Boone
Ernie Moxley
Saints
Tommy Nash
Nash
Fanning
John Polino
St. John’s
FSK
Moxley
Tregoning
Lyles
Curfman
Mets overpower Cubs 19 to 1 in historical rout
New York Mets set career highs in hits and runs, beating Chicago Cubs 19 to 1. Charlie Smith hit a second homer, Dick Smith joined five-hit club, and Jack Fisher pitched a four-hitter for his second win. Buhl lasted under an inning for the Cubs as Mets chased him early.
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Chicago Cubs
Chicago
Cubs
Billy Cowan
Met
Joe Christopher
Ron Santo
Ron Hunt
Mets
Charlie Smith
Dick Smith
Jack Fisher
San Francisco Giants
Bob Buhl
Houston
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Late Baseball Roundup Shows Mixed Results Across Leagues
Los Angeles bats surge with Howard homering as Purkey bests Drysdale in a 6 2 loss. Houston beats Milwaukee 4 2 with Spangler homer, while Philadelphia and Pittsburgh routs 13 6 as Robins/Mota pace offense. Mets add four new coaches Heffner Harder Westrum and Sheriff Robinson.
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New York Mets
Dor Heffner
Mel Harder
Wes Westrum
Warren (Sheriff) Robinson
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