Dutch Duvall of Frederick Celebrates a Life of Fishing
A tribute to Dutch Duvall of Frederick praising his 75 years of active fishing life. The piece highlights his strong grip, warm personality, retirement after 53 years as foreman at Ox Fibre Brush Co, and friendships with noted anglers like Joe Brooks and Frank Bentz. It notes his broad travels from Maine to Florida and recounts a wartime fishing trip on the Shenandoah.
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Frederick
Ox Fibre Brush Co
Dutch
Maine
Florida
Joe Brooks
Frank Bentz
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America
South Fork
Shenandoah
Rileyville
Hagerstown
Ailesville
Front Royal
Potomac
Shooting Times
U. S
Gaim
Shooting’ Times
Clemente Three-Run Shot Powers Pirates past Giants
Roberto Clemente hit a three-run homer and Clem Labine worked relief as Pittsburgh defeated San Francisco 6 to 1. Haddix earned win number 10, while Meranda took the loss for the Giants who stranded 15 runners.
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SAN Francisco
Roberto Clemente
Clem Labine
Pittsburgh
Clemente
Georges Maran
Giants
Harvey Haddix
Labine
Haddix
Sabine
Burgess
Maranda
Miller
Schmidt
W—Haddix
L — Meranda
Pitsburgh
Cle Thente
Terps Sharp Beams Nugent After Practice
Maryland coach Tom Nugent praised the Terps after the first practice of the season. The team focused on fundamentals in the morning and offense in the afternoon with a 10 minute scrimmage against the B squad. The 114 hour daily sessions continue until Sept. 12 with split schedules, and two intra squad games are set for Sept. 3 and 19.
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Tom Nugent
Terrapins
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Dick Novak
Dale Betty
Maryland
Jimmy Davidson
Terps
West Virginia
Morgantown
W. Va
Baseball Scores and Schedules From Night Games
Results across the majors include Milwaukee routing Chicago 10 to 1 and San Francisco defeating Cincinnati 7 to 1. Pittsburgh beat Los Angeles while St Louis toppled Philadelphia, with other NL games wrapping up in extra innings. In the American League, no full details given beyond standings and a few matchups.
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St. Louis
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McLish
Padres
Sanford
Scoring Summary From Baseball Doubleheader
In St Louis a 7 inning win 47 82 over Cincinnati 82. Purkey earned the win 15-81 while Gibson took the loss 3-5. Moryn and Crowe homered for St Louis. Pinson for Cincinnati. In Cleveland 7 3 win over Kansas City Latman 45-61 earned the win. Kucks 48 took the loss. Home runs by Ro eu for Cleveland and Carey for Kansas City.
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Cincinnati
Gibson
Grim
Smith
Purkey
Bailey
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L—Gibson
Moryn
Crowe
Pinson
Cleveland
Kansas City
Latman and Romano
Kucks
Tsitouris
Davis
Kravitz
Baltimore Set For Important Yankee Series
The New York Yankees face the Baltimore Orioles in a three game series in Baltimore as both teams chase the American League pennant. The Orioles aim to sweep to gain first place while glow of Go Birds lights signals local excitement for what could be a historic series. Gene Woodling leads a hot Orioles lineup while Whitey Ford Art Ditmar and Bob Turley oppose Milt Pap пас Jack Fisher and Chuck Estrada. About 85 thousand fans expected. weekend crowd could top Baltimore's attendance record.
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Baltimore
New York Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
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Yankee
Cleveland
New York
Kansas City
Milt Pappas
Jack Fisher
Chuck Estrada
Whitey Ford
Art Ditmar
Bob Turley
Yankees
Oriole
Gene Woodling
Woodling
Boston
Sei Im
Braves hammer Cubs 101 as Adcock and Bruton pace rout
Milwaukee routs Chicago 101 to 6 behind seven extra base hits including two Adcock homers and one by Bruton. Bob Buhl improves to 13 8 with strong eight inning effort. Dick Drott takes the loss as Milwaukee builds early offense with Crandall and Dark driving in runs.
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Chicago
Joe Adcock
Bil Bruton
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago Cubs
Bob Buhl
Antihit
Cubs
Milwaukee
Dick Droit
Bruton
del Crandall
al Dark
Buhi
al Heist
Richie Ashburn
Jerry Kindall
Ernie Banks
Buhl
Crandall
Drott
Anderson
Morehead
Freeman
Thacker
W—Buhl
L—Drott
Adcock
Miami Sportsman To Buy Redskins Stock
Washington AP Harry Wismer agreed to sell his 23 percent share of Washington Redskins stock to Miami Beach sportsman Bill MacDonald. Sale hinges on MacDonald gaining Redskin president George P. Marshall approval and terms awaiting completion. Wismer quoted satisfaction with the deal but withheld details. Marshall owns remaining shares and is in Jackson ville for a preseason game.
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Harry Wismer
Washington Redskin
Miami Beach
Bill MacDonald
Wismer
New York Titans
MacDonald
Redskin
George P. Marshall
Marshall
Jacksonvile
Fla
Redskins
Democratic Party Finance Committee
Orioles Acquire Dave Philley From Giants
Orioles announce the purchase of veteran Dave Philley from the San Francisco Giants. The switch hitting outfielder first baseman is 40 and brings long major league experience with the White Sox Indians Tigers Athletics Orioles Giants Phillies. They expect him to help in the pennant stretch and possibly for the opener against the Yankees.
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Baltimore Orioles
Dave Philley
San Francisco Giants
Philley
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
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Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Orioles
Philler
Yankees
Minor and Major League Baseball Roundup
The report covers Pacific Coast League scores with Tacoma over Sacramento 6 to 5 in 13 innings, plus Spokane over Seattle 5 to 3, Portland 7 over Vancouver 2, and San Diego 5 to Salt Lake 6. American Association results list Dallas Fort Worth 5 Louisville St Paul 2, Houston 1 Minneapolis 1, Indianapolis 6 Charleston 2. International League notes Buffalo 7 Montreal 5, Rochester 5 Toronto 2 Richmond 3, Miami 2 Jersey City 4 Columbus 1. Major League stars highlight Duke Snider delivering a run in a 3 2 Dodgers win over the Phillies and Clem Labine's relief in Harvey Haddix's 10th win as the Pirates beat the Giants 6 1. Also, Bill Nieder targets the world heavyweight boxing title against Floyd Patterson.
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Sacramento
Spokane
Seattle
Portland
Vancouver
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Houston
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Denner
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Charleston
Buffalo
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Miami
Jersey City
Columbus
Duke Snider
Dodgers
Tommy Davis
Phillies
Clem Labine
Pirates
Harvey Haddix
Giants
United States excels in swim finals at Rome meet
After a rough start in Rome the United States collection of swimming golds boosts national prestige with three titles led by Chris Von Saltza and a world record by the 900 meter freestyle relay. Jeff Farrell anchors two winning relays as the U.S. struggles in track events but shines in the pool and faces a tough overall medal table.
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John Thomas
Russia
America
United States
Thomas
Germany
Armin Hary
Chris von Saltza
Jeff Farrell
U.S
Cambridge
Mass
Robert Shavladkadze
Valeriy Brumel
Shavlad
Charlie Dumas
John
Hary
Dave Sime
Durham
N.C
Ted Hary
Sime
Bury
Mer Duke Star
Peter Radford
Great Britain
Enrique Figueroa
Cuba
Frank Budd
Asbury Park
Ray Norton
Oakland
Calif
Harry Jerome
Canada
Trina Press
Elvira Ozolina
Karen Oldham
San Diego
Mise
Tom Murphy
Brooklyn
Jerry Siebert
Willits
Ernie Cunliffe
Claremont
Lake Albano
Navy
Ace Kelly Jr
Bill Knecht
Philadelphia
Glenn Davis
Columbus
Ohio
Cliff Cushman
Grand Forks
N.D
Ami Dick
Howard
Albuquerque
Cushman
Wilma
Rudolph
Clarksville
Tenn
Barbara Jones
Nashville
Norton
Murphy
Cunliffe
Siebert
George Kerr
Cross Country Begins At Frederick High School
Frederick High School held the start of its cross country practice for the new season under Coach Hal Moser. Open spots and equipment pickup for boys at 1 p.m. feature returning lettermen Ken Mobley Don Boyer Bill Hilderbrand and Red Wilson leading the Cadets. Home meets are at the VFW Country Club with an opener against Montgomery Blair on September 2.
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FHS
Hal Moser
Ken Mobley
Don Boyer
Bill Hilderbrand
Red Wilson
VFW
Montgomery Blair
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