Bass Fishing on Abandoned Dorchester Ponds on the Eastern Shore
Four friends canoe a mill pond on the lower eastern shore chasing largemouth bass using Devil's Horse plugs and popper flies. They describe the pond's hidden sub tropical banks, the bass, pike, and other wildlife, and advise readers to use regional maps to locate productive, nearly unfished waters near Dorchester County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Cramer
Ward Grabill
Mill Pond
Ward
Tom
Pike
Irv
Spatterbuck
Tuckahoe
Frederick
America
United States
Jonas Hopkins University
Baltimore
Dorchester
Worcester
Wieemeca
Somerset
Tri-Co Showdown Looms in Thursday League Clash
Germantown and Yellow Springs square off as Tri-Co leaders with 6-0 and 5-0 records, while Harmony matches their mark at 5-0 in nearby action. Lefty Jim Stup faces Jack Beall as Germantown seeks advantage. other games include Harmony at Creagerstown and Thurmont at Middletown.
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Yellow Springs
Germantown
Tri-Co
Springers
Montgomery County
Jim Stup
Tom Geiser
Jack Beall
Dick Burdette
Harmony
Creagerstown
Doubs
Bolivar
Brunswick
Walkersville
Thurmont
Middletown
Repp
Shook Harmony
Richard Bolivar
Lake Brunswick
Maught Thurmont
Miller
Falcons, Fielders Triumph in Late Rally Softball Clash
In Inter-Community Softball League action East Frederick Falcons erased early deficit with solo homers by Bill Hammond and a two-run shot in the fourth. Harmon Field Fielders rallied with a six-run seventh and late runs to beat Mains Shopping Center 11-7 at Baker Park. Jim Blank earned the win for the Falcons and Butch Kimmel the win for Harmon Field. Memorial Day features a doubleheader on the renovated Baker Park diamond with Mains, Centennial Rebels, East Frederick, and Harmon Field.
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East
Frederck
Harmon Field
Falcons
Ven Ang
Centennial Rebels
Bill Hammond
Mains
Shoppers
Henry Lake
East Frederick
Hammond
Sonny Krantz
Ed Rice
Jim Blank
Butch Kimmel
Baker Park
Lpm
East Fred
Rebels & Ra
Frederick
Cine
Fepeman and Incram
Blank Aaxt
Brantz
Baker
Ake
Rasi B. Wher
Lake
Orioles Rally Past Athletics 4-2 for Ninth Straight Win
Baltimore Orioles beat the Kansas City Athletics 4-2 as Al Smith homered and Robin Roberts fired seven strong innings. Aparicio doubled home the first run, Smith added a three run homer in the fifth, boosting Baltimore to 14 wins in 15 games and widening its AL lead over New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
al Smith
Robin Roberts
Baltimore Orioles
Kansas City Athletics
Baltimore
Orioles
New York
Yankees
Boston
Ted Bowsfield
Luis Aparicio
Smith
Miller
Norm Siebern
Jerry Lumpe
Aparicio
Causey
Adair
Wojfe
eMartinez
Chaverine
Segui
Gentile
Charies
Robinson
Siebern Tb
Gaines
Alasik
Banyder
Brandt Ct
Edwards
Roberts
Bowsfield
Stone
A&ssegian Togo Miller
Thies
Aise
Mth
Wolk
Kansas City Oswo
Bows
Field
Lume
Siedern
Stewart
Salerno
MacArthur Handles College Group Cooperation in Track Fight
General MacArthur mediated the clash between the AAU and NCAA backed U S Track Federation over college versus open competition. He ruled the federation controls college track while AAU handles open events and offered to arbitrate disputes. The dispute threatens the Russia tour and 194 Olympic team selections with colleges weighing NCAA guidance to bar AAU nationals. Manhattan College plans to compete in AAU nationals, while other colleges seek freedom to race.
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AAU
Laruo
Recest
MacArthur
Kennedy
College Federation
Fisher
NCAA
San Jose
Calif
Gen
Russia
St. Louis
Manhattan
Ken Norton
Chicago Tops Mets 5 to 2 on Williams and Santo drives
Chicago Cubs beat the New York Mets 5 to 2 as Ron Santo hit a first inning triple and Billy Williams hit an inside the park homer and a third hit in the seventh. Dick Ellsworth earned the win with relief help from Lindy McDaniel.
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NEW York AP
Ron Santo
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Dick Ellsworth
Lindy Mc Daniel
Santo
Ken Hubbs
Williams
Ernie Banks
Hubbs
Cub
New York
Roger Craig
Philadelphia
Pittsburch
Ellsworth
McDaniel
Bertelli
Craig
Rowe
Sherry
Coleman
Wo Elisworth
Crai
Chicago
Fast 500 Qualifying Opens Amid Rain Delay and Engine Troubles
The day featured rain-delayed final prep for the 500 mile race with pole man Parnelli Jones posting top speeds and Bud Tingelstad enduring an engine blowout. ARTChalian Agajanian praised Jones while 200000 fans awaited the race with forecasts calling for mostly sunny weather and a purse near 450000. The field included Len Sutton, Rodger Ward, Jim Clark, Dan Gurney, and Colin Chapman aiming for a historic victory through pit skill and daring on the two mile oval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Parnelli Jones
Torrance
Calif
Hersell Bud Tingelstad
Dayton
Ohio
Bugs
Tingelstad
Fawner
John Chalik
Len Sutton
Portland
Ore
Sutton
Sunny
Jones
J. C. Agajanian
Agajanian
Parnelli
A.J. Fost
Houston
Tex
Rodger Ward
Ward
Jim Clark
Dan Gurney
Colin Chapman
Clark
Gurney
Hant and Davalillo Lead Rookie of the Year Race
Mets second baseman Ron Hant and Indians center fielder Vic Davalillo top the rookie poll projections. Davalillo stands out in the American League while Hunt of the Mets leads NL candidates with a .290 average and 3 homers through May 7, and Philadelphias Ray Culp, Bill Freehan, Pete Ward, Dave Morehead, and Max Alvis rank as challengers.
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NEW York
Ron Hant
New York Mets
Vic Davalillo
Cleveland Indians
Davalillo
Albie Pearson
Hunt
Vhan
Detroit
Pete Ward
Chicago White Sox
Dave Morehead
Boston
Max Alvis
Davaiville
Mets
Met
Milwaukee Braves
Austin
Bullpen Power Drives Birds to Wins In Tight Showdowns
In a season packed with standout relievers, Teddy Weskit, Stock, and Miller anchor Boston’s bullpen. Steck and other hurlers teams up with saves and low ERAs as Rivera era marks fall. The roster features Hal Wood, Wilhelm, and Radatz among steady performers with multiple saves and strong holds.
Late baseball scores and home runs across leagues
The update lists multiple games with line scores and pitchers. Notable highlights include Philadelphia beating Cleveland and several players with home runs such as Cal lison and Lock. Other entries mention Kralick, Herbert, Howden, and O'Toole among pitchers with wins and losses, plus noted home runs by Rollins and Robin.
Boston Homers Beat Yankees 11-6 In Slugfest
Gary Geiger and Lou Clinton hit two run homers while Ed Bressoud drove in three as Boston overpowered New York 11-6. Boston built a 7-1 lead, then withstood a Yankees rally before Billy Montrbouquette earned the win.
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Boston
Gary Geiger
Lou Clinton
Ed Bressoud
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Yankee
New York
Billy Menbouquette
Yankees
Bressoud
Luis Arroyo
Monhbouquette
Radatz
Nixon
W—Monhouquette
L—Stafford
Eee Hame
Boyer
Kuebk
Geiger
Clinton
Baseball Today: AL and NL Matchups Across Leagues
Major league schedule features Washington at Minnesota Detroit at Los Angeles Baltimore at Kansas City New York at Boston Cleveland at Chicago In the National League San Francisco visits Cincinnati Los Angeles plays Milwaukee Houston faces St Louis Chicago meets New York Philadelphia hosts Pittsburgh Los Angeles meets Milwaukee Houston and San Francisco both on tap with Cincinnati also hosting.
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Naniel
Elston
Ron
Kouckschalier
Wilhelm
Wihelm
Fem
San
Washington
Rudolph
Minnesota
Stigman
New York
Terry
Boston
Wilson
Detroit
Los Angeles
Chance
Turley
Baltimore
Kansas City
Cleveland
Chicago
San Francisco
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Houston
Liz
Pierce
Purkey
Padres
Hendley
Brace
Washburn
Gibson
Pet. G.B. Baltimore
Brothers Boyer Lead Batting Averages In Different Leagues
Ken Boyer of the Cardinals leads his brother Clete Boyer of the Yankees by four points with a .331 average ranking fifth in the league. Clete comments on a solid year for Kenny while Ray Bennett, from Wadena Minnesota, doubles as a pro at Seattle's Ranier Golf Club and as UW golf coach. Eddie Arcaro, noted as the greatest money-winning jockey, retired in 1982 per Britannica Book of the Year.
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NEW York
Boyer Brothers
Ken
Cardinals
Clete
Yankees
Kenny
Ray Bennett
Wadena, Minn
Seattle
Ranier Golf Club
University of Washington
Eddie Arcaro
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Ron Northey
Roberto Clemente
Bill Jackowski
Jackowski
Clements
Tony Taylor
Frank
Phils Torre
Pirates
Clemente
Reuben Am
Douglas MacArthur
U.S
Daniel Richer
Kelson
Jockey Club
By Jerry Liska
Jane
Ren Olan
Mires Sgmrts
Xew York
Teddy Wesstick
Stock
Telef
Danfare
Stan
Steck
Msecarcold
Caseland
Deine
Tigers
Sinn
Miter
I& Gan
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Eng T Dk
Tom Cranmer
Fredereet
Ad.M.ar
Letty
Kreh
Tao
Cramer
Gravis
McLish
Dateyple
Friend
Haddix
Sisk
Ay and
Burgess
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L—Friend
Callison
Ce Pe
Ff Daniels
Kline
Landrith
Reiver
Kaat
Batley
W— Kaal
L—Ning
Lock
Rollins
Ion Angrien Bom
Ee Koufax
Rosepero
LeMae Fer
Raymond Ri
Schnenbergs
Cloninger
Crandal
Wa Kealaw
Howanda
Heaven
Lewis
Nottebart
Kemmerer
Wondeshick
Johnson
Bateman
Brogin
Bauta
Taylordy
Oliver
W— Tarr
S Dohneom
Goss
San Franciace
Denmesti
Wehen
McCormick
Hanags City
Wickersham
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