Maryland trout stocking highlights and Remington wad update
The Maryland Game and Fish Commission completed 1963 trout stocking by May 2. Big rainbow catches, including Bob Ray’s trophy, signal anglers’ prize prospects for Memorial Day weekend. After June 1, anglers over 16 need a trout stamp costing one dollar. those 16 and under are exempt from trout stamps and resident licenses. A Remington one piece wad column, Power Piston, promises denser patterns and longer range in trap loads, reducing shot deformation and keeping barrels cleaner. it will be available in Remington and Peters loads and for reloaders.
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Maryland Game and Andy Fish Commission
John Fox
Bob Ray
Dutch Ray
Frederick
Bobbie
Remington Arms Company
Remington
Peters
Kit Nelson
Remington's
Kit
Ramsburg Doubles but Mountaineers Fall to Deacons
West Virginia, the defending SCC champion, edged Auburn 2-1 to reach the NCAA District 3 finals, while Wake Forest beat West Virginia 4-3 and Florida State downed Auburn 4-3 in the first round. Auburn, Wake Forest, and West Virginia each posted one win and one loss on opening night. Florida State moved to 23-10 with a 4-1 victory over Auburn as Beccaccio allowed one more run in the eighth. Ramsburg and Ramsburg contributed key hits for West Virginia, while Florida State used timely hitting and relief pitching to secure its win.
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Gastonia
N. C
West Virginia
Auburn
John Radosevich
Mountaineers
N.C
Wake Forest
Florida State
Deacons
Wayne Martin
Billy Scripture
Bob Worrell
Dave Miller
Martin
Steven Berzansky
Dale Ramsburg
Jim Procopio
Dave Dahlens
Woody Woodward
Dahlens
Seminoles
Martin Howell
al Boccaccio
Beccaccio
Larry Dempsey
Jim Bachus
Jim Martin
Howell
Bill Williamson
George Nichols
Spahn notches 334th career win in Braves 7 4 victory
In Milwaukee, Bob Spahn earned his 334th career win as the Braves defeated the Dodgers 7 to 4. Joe Torre and Hank Aaron each had three hits, driving in runs as Milwaukee snapped a two-game skid. Ray Raymond pitched in relief to finish Spahn’s milestone outing, with Claude Raymond also contributing.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
Janus Warren Sagin
Claude Raymond
Hank Agri
Joe Torre
Braves
Aaron
Dim Giinem
Dave
Rosetoro
Raymend
Spahn
Lon Angeles
Millaleve We
Fix
Drywdake
Perranoski
Roetrack
Spetn
Raymead
Tore
Speden
L—Drvadale
Home Ruly — Las Anderes
Gil- Yan
Mire Pases
Aarem
Phillies Split With Pirates In Doubleheader Thriller
In the nightcap Philadelphia rallied for a 6-5 win after a four run fifth powered by Westovingtons pinch hit two run homer. Pittsburgh took the opener 7-1 as Covington homered for Don Hoak and Roy Sievers tripled in two, with Don Clendenon adding a three run blast. Ray Culp earned the front five innings victory in nine decisions.
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Pittsburgh
Westovington
Philadelphia
Pirates
Covington
Don Hoak
Roy Sievers
Willie Stargell
Tony Taylor
Bobby Wine
Don Clendenon
Clendenon
Billy Virdon
Jerry Lynch
Ray Culp
Lynch
Pitttsburzh
Don Cardwell
Pitsbarch
Mahaffey
Hampton
Green
Doren
Dalampie
Carduel
Burgess
Card- Bel
Mutual Firemen's Softball League Updates
New Market moved into fast pace on Chatie Coes two run homer which beat the Independents 33 to 0 in a Mutual Firemen's Softball League game. Tom Wachter was the winning pitcher for New Market with support from Morgan and Buz.
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Whch
Independents
Menual Firemen
Tom Wachter
Wlannc
Hacer
Ahie
Bruce Bact
Frederick
New Market
Peer Pnd Ees
Wachter
Morgan and
Buz
Parnelli Jones Takes 500 In Record Time
Orioles suffer a 7-2 loss to the A's as Steve Barber loses for the first time in six meetings with Kansas City. Ed Charles homered for Oakland, Norm Siebern and Doc Edwards drove in runs, and Ed Rakow earned his sixth win despite a sore shoulder. The A's win the series two games to one, while Baltimore remains two games up on the Yankees.
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Kansas City
Steve Barber
Kansas City Athletics
A’s
Orioles
Barber
A's
Cousins
New York Yankees
Boston
Bob del Greco
Norm Siebern
Doc Edwards
Wayne Causey
Wes Stock
Ed Charles
Ed Rakow
John Wyatt
Baltimore
Causey
Adair
Snyder
Charies
Gentile
Siebern
Robinson
Alusik If
Powell
Edwardsc
Brandt
Brown
del Greco
Rakow
Wyatt O
E—Charles
Edwards
Charles
S—Rakow
Cimoli
Stoneye
Wyatt
U — Stewart
Savern
Honochick
Runge
Jones wins Indianapolis 500 in Lotus Ford challenge
Parnelli Jones set a new Indianapolis speed record at 143.137 mph and won the 47th Memorial Day race ahead of Jim Clark. The race saw three pit stops for Jones and two for Clark in a thrilling finish watched by about 250,000 spectators.
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Indianapolis
Parnelli Jones
Vunes
Torrance
Calif
Gordon Cooper
Jones
Scotland
Jim Clark
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Clark
Rodger Ward
Speedway
Lion
Essae A. J. Foyt
Houston
Dramatic Indy 500 Race Sees Clark Win With Record Pace
Veteran Ed Johnson from Cuyahoga Falls injures on lap 117 as Clark in a Lotus Ford seizes early lead and sets a new speed record pace. Clark posts averages of 142.732 and 142.752 with Foyt third at 142.210 while Ward and Branson finish fourth and fifth. Jones clocks 3 hours 29 minutes 35.40 seconds. McCluskey suffers a spin and exits early.
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Ward
Don Branson
Champaign
Ill
Jim McElreath
Arlington
Tex
Dan Gurney
Costa Mesa
Calif
Gurney
Britain
Colin Chapman
Jones
Jim Hurtubise
North Tonawanda
N.Y
Roger McCluskey
Tucson
Ariz
J. C. Agajanian
Eddie Johnson
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Johnson
Clark
Foyt
Branson
Ray Harround
Mn P.h. Clark
McCluskey
Sox sweeping doubleheader over Indians in Chicago
The Chicago White Sox rallied to sweep a doubleheader from the Cleveland Indians 8 4 and 4 2. The Sox erased a four game skid with a four run third inning and Ron Hansen hit a sixth inning homer to break a 4 4 tie, adding three more in the eighth. In game two Cleveland led 2 0 before Chicago answered with four in the fifth, aided by five hits and a Nelson Fox sacrifice fly, with Pete Ward Floyd Robinson and Klane gen driving in runs.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
White Sox
Ron Hansen
Cleveland
Sox
Barry Salman
Pete Ward
Floyd Robinson
Klangen
Nellie Fox
National League Matchups Across Ten Cities
Baseball fans watch a full slate as Pappas and Oginski start in Los Angeles and Baltimore attacking different series. Ford faces Cleveland while Donovan or Grant duel in Washington, with Rudolph and Penn contesting in Kansas City. Detroit meets Minnesota as Conley starts for Boston against Buzhardt, and Sanford faces Simmons in St. Louis. Miller opposes Maloney in Cincinnati, Schwall visits New York while Willey pitches in New York, Drott battles Shaw in Milwaukee, and Buhl faces Short in Philadelphia.
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Baltimore
Pappas
Los Angeles
Oginski
New York
Ford
Cleveland
Donovan
Grant
Washington
Rudolph
Kansas City
Penn
Detroit
Bunning
Minnesota
Perry
Boston
Conley
Chicago
Buzhardt
San Francisco
Sanford
St. Louis
Simmons
Miller
Cincinnati
Maloney
Pittsburgh
Schwall
Willey
Houston
Drott
Milwaukee
Shaw
Buhl
Philadelphia
Short
W. L. Pel. GB
Ww. L. Pet. G.B. Baltimore
Francisco
Jouston
Hook Snider Lift Mets To Header Split
New York Mets split a Thursday doubleheader with the Chicago Cubs, slipping 2-1 in the night game after a 12-1 opener. Pitcher Jay Hook allowed only two hits and fended off Cubs in order across multiple innings, while Duke Snider provided key hits to back the win. The Cubs won the first game 12-1 behind a late four-run inning.
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NEW York
Jay Hook
Duke Snider
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Deon Landrum
Candy Spots wins Garden State Derby at Garden State Park
Candy Spots, ridden by Willie Shoemaker, wins the Jersey Derby at Garden State Park, earning owner Rex C. Ellsworth $78,715 from a $121,100 purse. The 1 1/8 mile race saw Get Around second and Sky Wonder third amid 44,508 fans as Candy Spots paid $2.60 to win and $2.20 to place.
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Cherry Hill
Candy Spots
Rex C. Ellsworth
Garden State Park
Willie Shoemaker
Maine Chance! Farm
Mrs. C.D. Morgan
Chateaucau
Nevmi
Aviva Track
Peiichan
Walmet Hal Farm
Tile
Bul Shoemaker
Candy Apmis
Cyrano Triumphs in Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont Park
In a brisk Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont Park, Cyrano, ridden by an unnamed jockey, edged Tom Fool despite heavy weights 113 to 238 pounds carried by Tom Fool. Greentree Stable's star earned his first stakes win of the year and his sixth Metropolitan victory, with Domus second and Greek Money among the trailing runners. Guadalcanal, Dedimeed, Hiting Aday, and Tint Merry Ruler trailed in the field.
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Louery
Cyrano
Pirse
Domus
Gosithe
Fossire
Bomont Park
Tom Fool
Greentree
Sma
Guadalcanal
Dedimeed
Hiting Aday Tifth
Tint Merry Ruler Wes Ee
Boyer Fly Delivers Yankees 6-5 Victory Over Red Sox
Cletis Boyer delivered a sacrifice fly in the 10th inning after Ed Bressoud tied the game with a two out homer in the bottom of the ninth. Elston Howard doubled to start the 10th, Phil Linz beat out an infield hit, and Boyer’s flies to Lou Clinton scored the run as New York beat Boston 6 to 5. Terry pitched eight innings for the win. Earley took the loss. Maris hit his seventh for the Yankees. Stuart and Bressoud homered for Boston.
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Boston
Cletis Boyer
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Ed Bressoud
Elston Howard
Arnold Earley
Phil Linz
Ralph Terry
Boyer
Lou Clinton
Terry
Earley
New York
Howard
Wilson
Lamabe
Radatz
Nixon
L— Earley
Maris
Stuart
Bressoud
Rebels notch first Inter-Community League victory
Manager Maurice White pitched the Centennial Rebels to a 32 win over Main's Shopping Center securing their first Inter-Community League win. East Frederick edged Harmon Field 76 in the Memorial Day doubleheader at Laker Park with Clyde Kiarding homering in the bottom of the sixth to clinch it.
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Maurice White
Centennial Rebels
Main
East Frederick
Harmon Field
Laker Park
White
Shoppers
Hush Brensson
Unil Brensson
Its
Clyde Kiarding
Falcons
Sonny White
Ade Gladhil
Falcon
Butch Kimmel
Kimmel
Domers
Harding
Curtis Shuff
Maisai
Cramer
Baker
Blank
Incram
Harmon
East
Frederick
Bowers
Lake
Gledhill
Krantz
Pet
Harmmn
Rebels
Twins Defeat Nats 3 2 In Ninth Inning Thriller
Minnesota retains 10th straight win as Camilo Pascual hits a sacrifice fly to center scoring Johnny Gary from third after bases loaded. Pascual earns his seventh win with eight singles allowed, Cheney takes loss. Allison hits 12th home run for Twins. Harness racing 1962 earnings noted for Adins and Rodrey.
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Paul Minneapolis
Camilo Pascual
Minnesota Twins
Washington
Pascual
Johnny Gary
Twins
Senators
Washington 690
Minnesota Gleemi
Cheneyami Retzer
W—Pascual
L— Cheney
Minnesota
Allison
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Pittburch Wesl
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Haddix
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Ae Ray
Bobby DelGreco
Brooks Robinson
Parvelli Jones
Roger Ward
Chuck Hulse
al Miller
Dick Rathmann
Chisox
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Emort
Eo Tein
Bell Ao Nechedz
Ares Peters
Baymes Ant Maria Whpeere
le Laimaa
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Snider
METS
Ty van Hilde
York Snider
Jersey
Metro
Cap
Johns Chandler
Vetpeny Tal Ltd
Cariae
Orl
Caunty Spor
Pei
Tale di Cai
John Sellers
Cyral
Tom
Pessy Ranch
Yankees
Interhaternal Veraree
Rochester
Learee San Diego
Denver
Portland
Tacoma
Hawai
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Isenes
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North Pacific
Alaska
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Maine
Nats
Henry T. Adins
Duke Rodrey
Philheat
Phillips 66
Blue Ridge Oil Company
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