Fishing contest tales and opening of squirrel season
Local fishermen visit Foxs Bail Store in Frederick to see leaders of the annual fishing contest. Entries include Bernie Baumgardner with a four pound ten ounce smallmouth and Hugh W. Pritchett Sr with a 31 pound nine ounce carp. The piece notes Potomac smallmouths in the Pepco area and gives tips on rigging and seasonal crappie outlook. Squirrel season opens tomorrow and runs to October 31 with a six per day bag limit. expectations point to poorer hunting due to a dry summer.
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Ray Harner
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Potomac Electric Power Company
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Potomac River
Podres Stars In Dodgers Win To Tie Series
Dodgers pitcher Johnny Podres, age 31, struck out two outs from a complete victory in game two, a 4-1 win at Yankee Stadium. Podres credited his fastball and focus, noting his 1955 World Series win and four total Series wins as his peak moments.
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NEW York (Ap
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Schoolboy Grid Schedule Highlights Local Matches
The Associated Press lists tonight’s games including Annapolis at Brooklyn Howard at Edgewood Fort Hill at Frederick Woodward Prep at St Mary's Calvert Hall at Dunbar Douglass vs Poly Mt St Joseph's at Patterson Bladensburg at Suitland Fairmont at DuVal Surrattsville at Northwestern Douglass at Pomonkey and more. Saturday features Col Richardson at Bennett Wm Henry at Salisbury Westminster at Waynesboro St Andrews at Boys Latin plus Howard at Carver Severn at Charlotte Hall and other regional showdowns.
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Speedy Scot Favored In Kentucky Futurity
Lexington Ky AP Driv er Ralph Baldwin backs Speedy Scot to win the $60861 Kentucky Futurity the third leg of the trotting crown. The Castleton Farm colt is 15 to 1 favorite with Florlis the main foe at 6 to 1. Others include Interloper Quentin Hanover Captain's Boy Glidden Hanover Cheer Honey and Eima.
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Speedy Scot
Kentucky
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Yonkers
Baldwin
Florlis
Arden Homestead Stable
Goshen
N.Y
Quentin Hanover
Scot
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Cheer Honey
Eima
Haines' Late Goal Sinks Thurmont as Walkersville Wins
Walkersville edged Thurmont 2 1 in a soccer match after Haines scored a third quarter winner. Parke Duncan converted a late penalty to trim the gap but time expired with Walkersville ahead. Tuesday brings a home game against Linganore.
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Sharpiro Sehroyer
Podres Pitches Dodgers To 4-1 World Series Win
Johnny Podres spoke of his advantage pitching in the Yankees park as Los Angeles opened a 2-0 series lead by defeating New York 4-1. He admitted nerves early but settled, while manager Walter Alston praised Perranoski for relief work. Maury Wills commented the Yankees are not invincible.
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Associated Press
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Yankees
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Ron Perranoski
Hector Lopez
Percanoski
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Alston
Maury Wills
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Harrier duel ends with South victory over Cadets and North
South Hagerstown's harriers led with Costian Ebberts and Vaughn before Frederick's Gary Jackson, as SH beat Cadets and North Hagerstown 21 34 63 at VFW Country Club. Jackson finished fourth in 11 30 with Cadets placing sixth to ninth, and 1906 Cubs set a 116 win major league record, finishing 20 games ahead of the Giants.
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Ebberts
Vaughn Guished
Jackson
Terry Korrell
Paul Harris
Phil Grove
Eric Ambush
Bill Holton
Lance Howard
Damascus
Castion
Haughn
Elgin
Éth
Korell
Darris
Grove
Ambush
Poper
Miller
Vath
Baker
Shilematle
Holten
Howard
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Giants
1963 World Series Game Two at Yankee Stadium
The report covers the second game of the 1963 World Series played at Yankee Stadium in New York. It notes details involving Yankees player Bobby Richardson.
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Yankee Stadium
Bobby Richardson
New York Yankees
Yankees Agree Break Helped Dodgers In Game Two
Los Angeles Dodgers beat the New York Yankees 4 to 1 to go two games up in the World Series. Downing, 22, allowed a run after a misplayed pickoff and a sunball miscue by Roger Maris. Mavis, injured, should be ready for Saturday. Bouton to start with Ford expected Sunday.
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al Downing
Kid
Fleet Maury Wills
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Downing
Yankee
Joe Pepitone
Pepitone
Roger Maris
Davis
Gilliam
Ralph Houk
Mavis
Houk
Tommy Davis
Jim Bouton
Whitey Ford
Trojans Face Michigan State In Memorial Coliseum Showdown
Southern California moves to 8 p.m. kickoff in Memorial Coliseum as they host Michigan State tonight. The team seeks to rebound after dropping from the No 1 ranking to Oklahoma and continues play amid the World Series coverage.
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Los Angeles Dodger
Dodgers Edge Yankees 4-1 Behind Podres in World Series
Johnny Podres pitched a 4-1 Dodgers win over the New York Yankees to take a 2-0 lead in the World Series. Will Davis and Tommy Davis provided key hits including a two-run double and a three-base blast, with Moose Skowron homering for the Yankees. Carl Perranoski closed it out after Podres left with one out in the ninth as Los Angeles crowded Chavez Ravine with 66,435 spectators.
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