Selective poisons for carp debated as game and water issue
The article discusses carp overabundance in Maryland rivers and the potential for selective poisons to reduce them, referencing lamprey eel controls in the Great Lakes. It also covers dove season outlook, hunting etiquette, and opening days for nearby states with notes on licenses and specific game dates.
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Baseball standings and results from American and National leagues
American League standings show Baltimore 60 54 and New York 77 54 with 13 games back Chicago at 73 58 and Cleveland 66 66. Yesterday Boston 7 New York 1 Kansas City 3 Chicago 2 Cleveland 10 Detroit 3. only 10 inning game. National League lists Pittsburgh 8 51 6 17 St Louis 74 56 6 Milwaukee 74 56 5 61. Los Angeles 7 San Francisco 0. Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 1. Schedule notes include several games today and results from yesterday.
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Baseball Scores and Boxing Note from the Evening Report
Cleveland beats Detroit 2 10 16 1 in a run filled game. Kansas City wins 3 11 over Chicago with Sie homering in 11 innings. Cincinnati defeats Philadelphia in 19 innings 5 6. Sonny Liston vs Eddie Machen headlines a 12 round outdoor boxing bout in Seattle. Ijamsville team schedules a Thursday 3 30 practice at Bush Creek diamond to prep before dark.
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Bowling League News Seeks Weekly Standings Submissions
The News-Post asks league secretaries and statisticians in Frederick to send brief weekly summary paragraphs by Sunday 8 PM. Include high scorer, high set, and leading team, plus readable details from a focal league example showing individual game and set leaders and high team set.
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Pirates whip Milwaukee 5-3 to extend NL lead
Pittsburgh Pirates rallied with three eighth inning runs to beat Milwaukee 5-3. Dick Stab and Roberto Clemente produced back to back doubles and Smoky Burgess drove in the go ahead run as Warren Spahn and Lou Burdette faulted in relief. Labine earned the win and Spahn took the loss.
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Orioles Recall 13 From Minors
Baltimore Orioles issued recall notices to thirteen players from their minor league affiliates. President-General Manager Lee MacPhail will confer with Manager Paul Richards to decide which players join the Orioles after their minor league seasons conclude. Included are Buddy Barker of Vancouver batting .321 Valmy Thomas at .320 with San Diego and Albie Pearson hitting .307 with Miami.
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World Records Fall as Johnson Wins Olympic Decathlon
Rome AP report details Rafer Johnson defending the decathlon title for the United States as Otis Davis and Herb Elliot set world marks in related events. Davis races to victory in the 400 meters and Elliot stars in the 1500 meters while Russia and Poland claim multiple medals in track and field and wrestling finals.
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US relays shuffle lineup as Sime takes anchor role
The US track team restructured its spring relay lineup with Dave Sime becoming anchor. Ray Norton, after two poor finals, remains on the squad and will run the second leg behind Frank Budd, while Stone Johnson handles the third leg. Assistant coach Lloyd Winter says Norton has whipped his slump and is back at peak. Herb Elliott appeared close to a 4900 meter world best as Cerutti signaled him on the back stretch with a white shirt show.
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Umpire Testifies in Maryland Extortion Case
Ed Runge an American League umpire told a magistrate about a motel rendezvous with two women that led to an extortion plot against him and fellow umpire Bill McKinley. Two men Donald Anderson and Robert Waldron and dancer Mary Jane Spencer were held for grand jury action. the second woman Helen Ela was held as a witness. The hearing noted a payoff plan of 2000 dollars and possible distribution of a scandal-containing photo. The case proceeds toward the Anne Arundel County Grand Jury with a potential 2 to 10 year sentence on extortion charges.
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Chisox Drop 2d Game to A's
The Chicago White Sox, 1st in the AL pennant race, lost 3-2 at Kansas City as Kansas City edged ahead with two ninth inning runs on Hank Bauer's bases loaded single. Ken Johnson earned the win in relief. Cleveland beat Detroit 10-8 on Ken Aspromonte's two run homer in the 10th. The Orioles begin an 11 game road trip tonight.
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VFW Golf Results at Club Championship
Veterans of Foreign Wars golf results show favorites advancing at the VFW Country Club. Defending champion Dave Weinberg defeated Major Jim Startz 4 and 3 after a strong finish on the back nine, while Wayne Rhoderick earned 2 and 1 over Bill LeBhert. Next Saturday Weinberg faces Jim Carey to decide the next round. Theron Green meets Rhoderick in a pairing with historic finalists from 1951 and 1957. The only first round upsets came from Les Linton and Dick Wenzel in flights two and three.
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Orioles Boss Richards Sees Pennant Hope Near
Baltimore manager Paul Richards stated the Orioles can win the pennant with a game and a half lead over the Yankees and four remaining games with New York. He cited nine off days and the need for timely hitting while two key hitters, Brooks Robinson and Gene Woodling, deal with health concerns ahead of the Cleveland trip and the big New York series.
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Colavito Paid Not to Hit Homers by Detroit Tigers
Detroit's Rocky Colavito, acquired for his slugging, received an extra $1,000 to curb home runs and boost batting average. The arrangement, set by Cleveland GM Frank Lane, was honored by Detroit, with Colavito already paid and batting at about 2.57.
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