School Time Recollections And Hunting Season Corrections
A nostalgic column recalls school days and family spring outings fishing biking and exploring nature while correcting a prior deer season dates for West Virginia. It notes bow and firearms seasons and urges readers to check local wardens. It also promotes carp fishing as an accessible sport with abundant fish in Maryland waters.
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Mom
West Virginia
Mountain State
Wardei
Maryland
Wilma Rudolph Wins Third Olympic Gold in Tearful Ceremony
Wilma Rudolph, the 1960 Olympic queen, walked from the stadium with tears after securing her third gold in the 200 meter relay. The American men’s 4x100 relay was disqualified for a baton infraction involving Ray Norton of Oakland. Norton, once hailed as the world’s finest sprinter, finished sixth in both the 100 and 200, ending a disappointing Games for him as Rudolph faced mixed emotions with the crowd.
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Rome
Wilma Rudolph
Clarksville, Tenn
Norton
Birds Splurge To Beat Tribe 9 0 Inning Burst
Chicago Cubs defeat Philadelphia Phillies 21 to 9 as Ernie Banks hits his 30th homer of the season. Pitcher Glen Bebbie earns his 11th win. Art Mehaffey suffers the loss. Key plays include Bob Will’s triple and Ron Santo’s single for the Cubs run in the seventh.
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Philadelphia
Ernie Banks
Chicago
Glen Bebbie
Art Mahhaffer
Bob Will
Ron Santo
Cubs
Phils
Pancho Herrera
Jim Coker
Hobbie
S. Taylor
Miahaffey
Coker
W — Hobbie
L—Mehaffey
Banks
MacKAY Beaten In Net Play At National Championships
In Forest Hills Barry MacKay, seeded third and the top U.S. hope, was upset by Bob Mark of Australia 75 63 68 06 64 in the third round of the National Tennis Championships. Mark advanced to the quarterfinals as Fraser, Laver, Buchholz also moved on. Joe Brown to defend world lightweight title against Cisco Andrade in Los Angeles in November per promoters.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Barry MacKay
Davis Copper
Bob Mark
Australia
Mark
MacKay
U.S
Neale Fraser
Rod Laver
Earl Buchholz
St. Louis
Houston
Tex
Joe Brown
Los Angeles
Cisco Andrade
Lou Viscusi
George Parnassus
Baseball Standings and League Leaders Highlight 1950s Stats
American League leaders include Maris with 36 home runs and Runnels with 324 at bats. Stolen bases top Aparicio at 44, while pitching leaders feature Bunning with 189 strikeouts and Coates at 113 decisions. National League shows Mays with 101 runs and Banks 109 RBIs. Redskin-Colt Midget League tilt set for Sunday at Ion Bridge to showcase league setup ahead of official play. New U.S. telephone installations reach 2 878 000 in a year.
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A-Mouated
Runnels
Boston
Smith
Chicago
Manile
New York
Sievers
Maris
Wertz
Robinson
Baltimore
Minoso
Francona
Cleveland
Skowron
Fox
Lemon
Washington
Aparicio
Landis
Coates
Perry
Bunning
Detroit
Pascual
Larker
Los Angeles
Great
Pittsburgh
Mays
San Francisco
Mathews
Milwaukee
Banks
Pinson
Cincinnati
Cepeda
Bruton
Virdon
Isbursa
Kirkland
White
St. Louis
Aaron
Wills
McDaniel
Law
Drysdale
Koufax
Redskin
COLT
Redskins
Cubs
Giants
Lions
Firemen's
Ion Bridge
Union Bridge
Major League Baseball Standings and Yesterday's Results
The column lists team standings with win loss records and games back for Pittsburgh St Louis Milwaukee Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati Chicago Philadelphia. It then notes yesterday's results Chicago 2 Philadelphia 1 Los Angeles 7 Cincinnati 4 Milwaukee 9 San Francisco 4 and previews today’s games with scheduled matchups including Chicago at Pittsburgh St Louis at Philadelphia Los Angeles at Milwaukee San Francisco at Cincinnati and Cincinnati at (twilight) game times along with listed pitchers and records for each club.
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National League
L. Pet
G.B. Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Elsworth
Pittsburgh
Mizell
CN St. Louis
Simmons
Roberts
Williams
Buhl
Jones
O'Dell
Maloney
Purkey
Twilight
W. L. Pet. G.B
Baltimore
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Kansas City
Boston
Detroit
Estrada
Chiago
Shaw
Stafford
Deroit
Bruce
Ramos
Grant
Wilson
Kansasity
Daley
Senators blank Athletics as Lemon and Green homer
Washington shut out Kansas City 7-0 behind pitcher Jack Kralick who allowed seven hits. Jim Lemon hit his 35th homer with Harmon Killebrew and Lennie Green aboard in the eighth, while Green connected for a solo shot in the sixth and added two singles, five steals, and three runs. Earl Bailey's fourth inning double sparked Washington's three-run start as Hall took the loss for the A's.
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Kansas City
Washington
Kansas City Athletics
Jack Kralick
Jim Lemon
Lennie Green
Lemon
Harmon Killebrew
Green
Earl Bailey
Senators
Dick Hall
A's
Kralick and Bailey
Hall
Kuiyna
P_ Daley
W—Kralick
L—Hall
Two Umpires Granted Leave Of Absence In Extortion Probe
Boston American League umpires Bill McKinley and Ed Runge were granted leaves of absence for the rest of the season by league President Joe Cronin upon requests from the arbiters. They helped authorities nab two men and a woman tied to an extortion frameup after photos surfaced in a Laurel Maryland motel room. The weather in Rome added chill to Olympic coverage with 68 degrees and rain, breaking a heat wave.
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Boston Jap
Bill McKinley
Ed Runge
Joe Cronin
Cronin
Laurel
Rome
Big Klu Kluszewski Leads White Sox To 5 4 Win Over Yankees
Ted Klu szewski drove in three runs in Chicago as the White Sox erased a one run deficit with a seven inning surge. Four unearned runs came off Yankee errors including costly plays by Moose Skowron. Roger Maris and Hector Lopez hit early homers for New York but Chicago prevailed 5-4.
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Chicago Fap
Ted Kiuszewski
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Klu
Sox
Yankee
Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland
Chicago
Gil McDougald
Moose Skowron
Skowron
Kluszewski
New York
Duraar
Arroyo
Shantz
Coates
Howard Pierce
Kemmerer
Garcia
Lollar
W—Kemmerer
L—Arroyo
Maris
Lopez
Freese
Ted Williams Leads 6-1 Sox Over Tigers
Boston's Ted Williams powers a 6-1 win with a homer his 27th of the year a double and a single Tim Brewer shines on the mound allowing four hits over nine innings Jim Bunning takes the loss Williams drives in two runs Nixon homers for Boston as Harjdy Tasby and others contribute in Detroit game plus NFL votes rosters expanded to 38 for 1960 season to stockpile experienced players for planned Minneapolis-St Paul entry next year
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Detroit
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Williams
Boston
Vic Wertz
Carroll Harjdy
Willie Tasby
Willams
Tom Brewer
Sox
Tigers
Jim Burning
Brewer
Nixon Bunning
Burnside
Sperster
Chiti
Foiles
W—Brewer
L—Bunning
Nixon
New York
National Football League
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Record-Breaking Orioles Rally Beats Indians 9-0
Baltimore scores all runs in seventh inning as Gene Woodling belts a three-run homer and Breeding adds a three-run triple after six walks. Jack Fisher ties a club mark with his third straight shutout, limiting Cleveland to five hits. The Orioles win 9-0, extending their success against Cleveland and adding to Fisher’s win total.
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Cleveland
Jack Fisher
Baltimore
Orioles
Dick Stigman
Jack Harshman
Gene Woodling
Mth
Marv Breeding
Fischer
Indians
Fisher
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Stigman
Ronnie Han Sen
Harshman
Hansen
Jackie Brandt
Woodling
Brooks Robinson
Walt Dropo
Johnny Klippstein
Klippstein
Gus Trianéos
Breeding
Triple
Asornie
Woodiing
Francona
Kuenn
Robinson
Deepa
aStephens
Rice
Salland
Aspromonte
Pitimore
Wood Stephens
SO Fisher
Biaman
Stigmas i Huay
Stevens
Dodgers End Reds Streak With 7-4 Win
Los Angeles Dodgers stop Cincinnati Reds four-game run scoring all runs in first two innings. Dodgers win 7-4 as Koufax improves to 7-19, Hook takes loss. Pinson and Cook homer for Reds. Wills, Willie Davis, Moon, Larker, and Tom Davis drive early LA offense.
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Cincinnati
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Los Angeles
Jay Hook
Faury Wills
Willie Davis
Spokane
Wally Moon
Norm Larker
Tom Davis
Wills
Moon
Her
Reds
Vada Pinson
Gus Bell
Willy Post
Cliff Cook
Koufax
Roseboro
Pignatano
Hook
Nuxhall
Osteen
Henry
Bailey
Azeve
W—Koufax
L— Hook
Pinson
Cook
Oldtimers Game Set Before Taneytown Fairfield Match
The Taneytown Oldtimers will play a pregame ball game on Sunday afternoon at the home diamond ahead of Fairfield of the Pen Mar League versus Taneytown. Players meet at noon on York Street and travel in antique autos such as a 3827 Royal Royce and 1995 Buick.
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Oldtimers
Taneytown Oldtimers
Fairfield
Taneytown
York St
iBuick
Ford
Roger Bleitner
Weet Biffle
Joe iRang
Manny Wildasin
Louis Crapster
Soapy Baseboar
Elwood Harner
Gus Shank
The
John Harner
Robert Smith
Henry Alexander
Eugene Evler
Martin Hitchcock
John Bricker
Tode Tracy
Bob Clinton
George Matter
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Russia
Buenos Aires
Santiago
Chile
Cairo
Moscow
Nicolai Romanov
Tokyo
Romanov
Soviet Sports Union
International Olympic Committee
IOC
Wma. Rudolph
Tribe
CUB
Fraser
Mike Sangster
England
Laver
St. John Lesch
USN
Coronadao
Calif
Buchholz
Eduardo Zaelta
Ecuador
United States
Pyala
Major League
NATS
BIG Klu
Tvo
Ray Norlton
Athens
London
San Jose State
Frank Budd
Bel Air Races
Klondike
Bel Air, Maryland
Dodgers
Pro Shop
Bowling Center
W. College Terrace
NEW Fall Leagues
Wed
Shipley’s Inc
N. Market ST
Amine WG
Blue Ridge
P. D. Box
Frederick, MD
Aero Oil Co
S&h
Atlantic
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