Ramp opens for Potomac boaters at Seneca Creek area
Izaak Walton clubs and Malcolm King secure a paved loading ramp beside the C and O Canal aqueduct at Seneca Creek. National Capital Parks Commission plans to enlarge adjacent parking. Nearby, Points of Rocks and Frederick County discuss launches under bridges to aid anglers and boaters.
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Football Briefs from WVU BC NC State Openers
West Virginia coach Gene Corum extended a second workout as players regroup from low energy before the Maryland opener. Boston College indoors prep for Navy with sophomores Art Graham and John Janus starting, Frank Roberts taking fullback duties. NC State studies Virginia Tech offenses in a 40 minute session with Ron Krall moved to third unit after Ray Stephenson broke a collarbone.
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East Frederick A C Versus Hagerstown In Title Tilt
East Frederick A C faces Hagerstown at City Park in a decisive TriState Major Softball League game. A Frederick win clinches the league title. a loss risks a first place tie with Martinsburg and a sudden death playoff with Martinsburg if needed.
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Trade Talks Start Before Season Ends
AP reports heavy trade speculation as inter league talks resume with Johnny Antonelli and Willie McCovey likely to switch to the American League. Other stars named include Duke Snider Robin Roberts Billy Pierce Ryne Duren Bob Turley Frank Lary Frank Bowling Pedro Ramos Tom Brewer Eddie Stanky Mayo Smith Wid Matthews Bill Norman Alex Campanis and Hank Sauer.
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McCormick Whiffs 13 as Bucs Lose 6-3
Southpaw Mike McCormick struck out 13 and earned his 13th win as the Giants beat the Pirates 6 to 3 in Pittsburgh. Willie Mays tripled and scored on a Mizell wild pitch in the key third inning rally, with Felipe Alou, Orlando Cepeda, and others contributing. Roberto Clemente homered for Pittsburgh, but McCormick outpitched Wilmer Mizell in a 9 inning game.
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Hansen's Homerome of Three Birds Hits Off Jim Bunning
Detroit defeats Baltimore 3-1 as Jim Bunning shines on the mound with a three hitter. Norm Cash belts a solo shot in the first and Rocky Colavito adds a two run homer in the fourth to back Bunning. Ron Hansen breaks up the shutout with his 21st homer for Baltimore in the seventh.
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Cadets Tame Anacostia Threat With Aerial Fireworks
Frederick High School showed a shift toward a passing game as Cadets defeated Anacostia on the road. Wayne Rinehart and Tom Richy connected on seven yards for 69 and 81 yards in separate drives, while Dick Crummill led ground work with 46 yards on ten carries. Friday they face Fort Hill’s Sentinels in CVAL play.
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Jockey Club Proposes Maryland Delaware Racing Schedule
The Maryland Jockey Club urges integrated scheduling across Pimlico Bowie Laurel and Delaware Memorial Park to boost horse supply. The plan doubles racing days to 180 and runs mid February to mid December with harness and half mile tracks complementing mile schedules.
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Parade plans canceled for Olympic team reception
New York AP plans for a parade honoring Olympic team members were canceled at the request of the U S Olympic Committee. Mayor Wagner had invited a group of athletes to a reception. Dana Ferris of the Rome committee said only 23 track athletes and 12 basketball players would arrive. Olympic officials recommended cancellation.
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Kuenn Out For Season With Hairline Ankle Fracture
Cleveland outfielder Harvey Kuenn, last season's AL batting champion and currently fourth in average, suffered a hairline fracture in his left ankle while fouling a ball in New York during batting practice. Initial X rays showed no break, but persistent pain led to later imaging confirming the fracture. A walking cast was applied, and Kuenn will return to Milwaukee this week. He was batting .308.
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Don’t let popovers relax go long in baking
A compact note warns bakers to bake popovers fully to keep them from becoming limp.
Kansas City Wins 12-3 Over Yankees in Big Rally
Kansas City Athletics crushed the New York Yankees 12-3 behind Bud Daley’s 15th win. Dick Williams drove in six runs with a homer, double, and single as New York slipped from first place in the AL standings. Ford took the loss, dropping to 9-9, while Whitey Ford exited after two innings.
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Newcombe Shuts Out Red Sox as Indians Win
Cleveland defeats Boston 6 to 3 after rain delay. Ted Williams lines a walk and pinch hits in the fourth but exits early. Newcombe-reliever blanks Sox on five hits, while Cox and Stigman handle the pitching for the teams.
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Reds Rally Past Chicago On Bridges Relief Victory
Cincinnati beat Chicago 8 to 6 as Marshall Bridges earned the win after Bob Purkey faltered in the sixth. Eddie Kasko hit a grand slam and Gordie Coleman added a two run homer for Cincinnati. Dan Murphy drove in three for Chicago with a first big league homer.
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