Community fixes Buckeystown dam with wide local support
An idea from a Monocacy Canoe Club meeting led to repairing the Buckeystown dam on the Monocacy. About 30 volunteers, including Jer ry Crewe and Jack Harris, worked to restore the dam to keep upstream water levels and support a boating area and fish habitat. Local sportsmen thank the workers and note the dam helps water tables. The piece also lists hunting seasons and bag limits for several counties, with archery and firearm rules and regional differences.
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Buckeystown
Jzaak Walton
Jerry Crewe
Jack Harris
W. Jarboe Grove
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Andrew Misulia
Amateur semifinalists set in United States Championship golf
George Archer of Gilroy and Deane Beman of Bethesda reach the first 36 hole semifinal. Dick Sikes and Charlie Coe meet in the other half with Coe seeking his fifth US Amateur title. Archer and Beman advance as Sikes and Coe win tight matches at Wakonda Club.
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Des Moines
Iowa
George Archer
Gilroy
Calif
Deane Beman
Bethesda
Dick Sikes
Springdale
Ark
Charlie Coe
Oxlahome City
Archer
Beman
U.S
Sikes
Passage Ginganne
Coe
Wakonda Club
John Lotz
Hayward
Steve Spray
Indianola
Reman
Lynch
Barry Meerdink
Muscatine
Walter Stahl
Cleveland Machinery
Stahl
Labron Harris Jr
End
Okla
Ed Tutwiler
Charleston
Yee
aDee Feu
Olas Owens
Lexington
Kentucky
Wakanda
Cee
Fee Cee
Dick Guardiola
Cleveland
University of Miami
Ross Mitchell
Lubdock
Tex
Chick Evans
Chicaso
Stries
Addion
Tutner
Yankees Down Chiefs to Cut Magic Number
John Blanchard drove in two runs with a fourth inning homer as Stan Williams earned his eighth win for the Yankees in a 5-2 victory over Kansas City. The win left New York two games from clinching the pennant while Minnesota’s loss helped keep options open. Williams scattered eight hits and issued six walks as the Athletics stranded 13 baserunners.
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Kansas City
John Blanchard
Stan Williams
New York Yankees
Aixi
Yankees
Minnesota
Iven Cleveland
New York
Williams
I Deaiwaty En Ordinl
Ump Vincent Smith Sent to Hospital for Leg Injury
Cincinnati AP report says NL orders umpire Vincent A. Smith to Pittsburgh for at least 10 days of hospital treatment after a leg being struck by a pitched ball in a game. The incident occurred several days earlier and was not initially reported.
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Cincinnati
Vincent A. Smith
Fittsburgh
National League
Smith
Dodgers Gain Narrow Win Keep NL Lead Over Pirates
Los Angeles catcher John Roseboro drove in all Dodgers runs with a grand slam and a third inning single to beat Pittsburgh 5-3. Podres notched the win as Perranoski and relievers held off a late Pirate rally. St Louis Cardinals beat Chicago Cubs 8-3, closing back to three games behind the Dodgers as White hit a two run homer and Musial scored twice in the win.
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Pittsburgh
John Roseboro
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Pittburgh
Ron Perranoski
Dodger
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Pirate
Bob Friend
Tom Sisk
al McBean
Elroy Face
Pirates
Podres
Perranosk
Roseboro
Friend
Sisk
McBean
Face
Pagliaroni
Brand
W—Podres
L—Friend
Ernie Broglio
St. Louis
Cardinal Igl Ls
Lary Jackson
Tony
Cardinals
Bill White
Stan Musial
White
Musial
Curt Flood
Don Elston
Jackson
Fred Burdette
Ken Boyer
Pavilion
Chicago
Elston
F. Burdette
Schaffer
Broglio
McCarver
W—Broglio
L—Jackson
Horse Racing Card Lets Long Race List Unfold
A dense printed page lists numerous race entries with purses, ages, distances, and participant names. The long sequence includes multiple races from first to ninth, noting horses, jockeys, weights, and odds where legible, alongside attendance figures and track details.
Unitas Ready For Giants In NFL Season Opener
Baltimore coaches announced quarterback John Unitas will start Sunday against the New York Giants after a bruised throwing arm limited him in preseason games. Coach Don Shula expressed confidence Unitas will be effective despite the layoff, following a 14-7 loss to the Chicago Bears in the exhibition.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Colt
Don Shula
John
Colt
John Unitas
New York Giants
Colts
Chicago Bears
Unitas
Wu Muma
al Shula
Giants
Terp Tailback Injures Ankle in Maryland Drill
Maryland coach Tom Nugent said Jerry Fishman, a 220 pound junior and top tailback, injured his ankle during a light drill and may miss the opener with North Carolina State. Lou Bury moved into the tailback spot as the Terrapins, the smallest team Nugent has fielded since 1959, rely on speed to offset size.
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College Park
Jerry Fishman
Maryland
Tom Nugent
Fishman
North Carolina State
Lou Bury
Nugent
Espresso First Entry For 12th Washington DC International
Espresso the 5 year old English horse owned by Gerald Oldham became the first entry for the 12th Washington DC International at Laurel. Laurel race course president John D. Schapiro said the invite is based on Espresso’s Baden Prize victory in Germany and wins in Manchester Cup and Vaux Gold Tankard in England. Trained by Harry Wrate who previously campaigned Darius II at Laurel in the 1955 International.
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Laurel, Md
Gerald 4 Oldham
Washington D.C International
John D. Schapiro
Laurel Race Course
Baden
Germany
Hungary
Italy
France
Ireland
England
Harry Wrate
Laurel
Darius II
Mth
Cadets Open Home Stand Tonight at Frederick
Frederick hosts Waynesboro in a Tri-State League clash at McCurdy Field at 8 p m. The Cadets seek a 1963 win as Waynesboro arrives seeking first triumph in the season. Frederick relies on a heavy line and a ground oriented attack with Brachey at QB and Sewell at wingback.
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Waynesboro
McCurdy Field
Frederick
Pennsylvania
Mann
South Hagers
Rodney Horst
Boonsboro
Eric Bittner
Steve Seaman
Rebels
Dave
Lou Brachey
Larry Thompson
Dave Boyd
Blaine Smith
Rodney Sewell
Molesworth
Baseball schedule fragment lists multiple games and pitchers
A compact listing shows Negro League and Major League matches with several doubleheaders and pitchers named including Los Angeles versus Philadelphia, Milwaukee at St Louis, San Francisco at Pittsburgh, Houston at New York, Cincinnati at Chicago, New York at Minnesota, Chicago at Washington, Baltimore at Denver, Cleveland at Los Angeles, and Boston at Kansas City with noted pitchers such as Miller Koufax Spahn and Bouton.
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Los Angeles
Miller
Koufax
Philadelphia
Bennett
Short
Milwaukee
Spahn
St. Loui
Simmons
San Francisco
Bolin
Pittsburgh
Gibbon
Houston
Nottebart
Ni York
Hook
Cincinnati
Nuxhall
Chicago
Koonce
New York
Bouton
Minesota
Pascual
Herbert
Washington
Osteen
Baltimore
Barber
Devon
Burning
Cleveland
Kralick
Newman
Boston
Wilson
Kanas City
Wickersham
Ww. Pet. G.B
New York Sooner
Pet. G
St. Louis
Minnesota
Milwaukee A
Tolkz
Detroit
Abe
Kansas City
Navy Reviews West Virginia Film For Opener
Navy cut practice 75 minutes early to study movies of West Virginia, the Midshipmen’s first opponent. An offensive scrimmage followed, with coach Wayne Hardin praising blocking improvements. Fred Marlin and Geoff Groves handled kicking duties on field goals and extra points.
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Annapolis
Navy
West Virginia
Midshipmen
Wayne Hardin
Fred Marlin
Woodbury
Nwt
Geoff Groves
Altadena
Calif
Angels blank Red Sox in smoggy 2-0 win
Los Angeles Angels defeated the Boston Red Sox 2-0 in 100 degree heat led by Don Lee on a four hit outing and a two run seventh inning sparked by Albie Pearson's second double. Albie Pearson and the two run seventh highlighted the victory while Morehead and Radatz took the loss.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Angels
Boston Red Sox
Don Lee
Albie Pearson
Boston
Morehead
Radatz
Lamabe
Nixon
D. Lee
Rodgers
Lee
L-Morehead
Schoolboy Grid Schedule for Today and Saturday Matches
Waytesboro hosts Frederick Westminster plays North Hagers town Allegany meets Martinsburg High Point faces Walter Johnson Coolidge meets Northwestern Laurel meets Lackey Howard vs Bel Air Edgewood versus Brooklyn Havre de Grace vs Elkton Saturday games include Good Counsel at Mt St Josephs Boonsboro at South Hagerstown Oxon Hill at Andover Glenelg at Peary Bethesda at Suitland Blair at Springbrook Einstein at Central Calvert and Grest Mills contests remain on schedule
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Waytesboro
Frederick
Frederick JV football player suffers broken collarbone
Ronald Whitmore of the Frederick High School junior varsity football team sustained a broken collarbone during a game. The injury occurred in play and he is being evaluated by medical staff.
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Ronald Whitmore
Frederick High School
Russians In Middle Of Sports Struggle
New York AP reports a rebel bloc within the Olympic scene involving Indonesia and Communist China, with the Soviet Union amid tensions. IOC officials decline immediate comment as debates over recognition and participation affect the Games in a period of global diplomatic strain.
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New York
Indonesia
China
IOC
Formosa
Soviet Union
International Olympic Committee
Latin America
North Victum
North Korea
Pakistan
Giants blank Mets 6 0 as Marichal stars on 1960s night
Juan Marichal pitched a four hit shutout against the New York Mets, striking out 13 and homering in San Francisco's 6-0 win. Felipe Alou and Ed Bailey also went deep for the Giants, who improved to 22 wins.
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NEW York
Juan Marichal
San Francisco
Mets
Felipe Alou
Ed Bailey
Giants
Marichal
Sam Fran
Bailey
Stallard
Bearnorth
Bauta
Powell
Coleman
W—Marichal Wemye
R. Alou
Sievers Homer Helps Phillies Clip Astros 4 1
Roy Sievers belted a two run homer and Tony Taylor added a bases empty shot to lift Philadelphia past Houston 4 to 1. Brown started for Houston with Culp working for the Phillies in relief. Sievers also drove in another run as Philadelphia evened their score against the Astros.
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Philadelphia
Roy Sievers
Tony Taylor
Houston
Brown
McMahon
Bateman
Culp
Dalrymple
Wculp
L-Brown
Sievers
Taylor
Minnesota Tops Cleveland 12 In Extra Inning Duel
Bob Allison delivered a bases loaded sacrifice fly with none out in the 10th inning to give the Minnesota Twins a 12-2 victory over Cleveland. Cleveland connected for two homers by Alvis and Whitfield as Ramos, Siebler, Roggenburk, Daily and Battey appeared in the box. W Dalley 3-0. L Ramon 8-8.
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Minneapolis
Bob Allison
Minnesota Twins
Cleveland
Ramos
Arcue
Siebler
Roggenburk
Daily
Battey
W—Dalley
L—Ramon
Alvis
Whitfield
Minnesota
Eddie LeBaron Considers Texas Legislature Run
Cowboys quarterback Eddie LeBaron in Dallas inquiring about filing for a special election on November 9 to fill vacancies in the Texas legislative contingent. LeBaron is a Dallas lawyer when not playing football.
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Dallas
Eddie LeBaron
Dallas Cowboys
Texas
LeBaron
Dailas
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