Fall fishing hobby grows with big catches reported
Local anglers report a string of notable catches led by carp action in Frederick County. Dicker son nets a 16 inch two pound two ounce crappie from a farm pond, while Ted Bear brings in a four pound eel. Sonny Grossnickle, Jimmy Toms, and Kelly Bear post heavy carp hauls, with carps weighing up to 27 pounds. Harry Orem and partner reel 16 carp and a 27.5 pound catfish near Gas House Bridge. A weekend trip downriver yields multiple bass, including a 23.5 inch smallmouth and a 21.5 inch bass, suggesting an end to the bass fishing slump.
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Harry Dove
Dickerson
Charles E. Kline
Frederick
Ted Bear
Sonny Grossnickle
Jimmy Toms
Frederick County
Kelly Bear
Harry Orem
Gas House Bridge
Larry
Brunswick
Potomac
Navy needs single quarterback to tame Stanford threat
Navy coachs praise sophomore Jack Cartwright as the likely starter after he led a 14-6 loss to Syracuse with a 14 yard run and a touchdown pass. Stanford coach John Ralston says once Navy settles on a quarterback they will be tough, with Cartwright needing experience to cut mistakes.
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Stanford
Annapolis
John Ralston
Navy
Jack Cartwight
Syracuse
Ralston
Bill Elias
Cartwright
Bruce Bickel
Felix Bassi
Doug Scovil
Elias
Southern California
West Coast
Floyd
Dave Lewis
San Jose State
Indians Edge Yankees 2-1 in weary Bronx win
Sonny Siebert earned the win for Cleveland with help from Gary Bell as the Indians beat the New York Yankees 2-1 before 2 582 at Yankee Stadium. Fred Whitfield homered off Jim Bouton for the go ahead in the second inning, Whitfield’s 23rd of the year.
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NEW York
Sonny Siebert
Gary Bell
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Fred Whitfield
Jim Bouton
Yankee
Indians
Cleveland
Siebert
Bell
Azcue
Bouton
Downing
Gibbs
W—Siebert
L — Bouton
Whitfield
Torain Cleared to Play After Stitches Removal
Ernie Torain sophomore tail back from Baltimore had 26 stitches removed from his mouth Thursday and Maryland trainers said he will be available to play Saturday against Ohio University.
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College Park Md
Ernie Torain
Baltimore
Maryland
Ohio University
FHS Faces Boonsboro in Midweek Tri State Showdown
The Frederick Cadets invade Boonsboro at 8 p.m. aiming to rebound from a 13-7 loss to Waynesboro. Coach Molesworth says Boonsboro is a tough, undersized rival and notes changes to the Cadets offense while maintaining a two platoon plan. Boonsboro is strong on defense and runs outside on offense with two capable halfbacks and rollout passers. both teams are 1-1 on the season.
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Frederick Cadets
Boonsboro
Waynesboro
Jack Molesworth
Washington County
South Hagerstown
Rebels
South
Freland
Frederick and
Unitess Im Jeasne
Baltimore's NHL Hopes Rise From Expanded Seating Plan
Baltimore's bid for an NHL franchise gains momentum after a consultants' report finds Civic Center seating can be expanded from 11,300 to exceed 12,500 by widening the ice area and rearranging rows. The plan avoids removing the $500,000 stage, though cost details were not disclosed.
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Baltimore
Civic Center
Civic Center Commission
NHL
Baltimore Clippers
TV plan set if NL race ties in baseball playoffs
If the National League race ends in a tie requiring a playoff, games will be televised by the American Broadcasting Co. The format and dates for any playoff games will be announced next week by Warren Giles, president of the league.
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New York
American Broadcasting Co
Warren Giles
Wild Finish For NL Sets Up Final Week Scramble
The National League near finish tightens as San Francisco Los Angeles and Cincinnati race to the wire in a three team stretch run. Maloney stars for Cincinnati with hopes of a 20th win while Dodgers Gusted lineups face St Louis and others in a tense finish.
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Dodgers
Reds
Houston
Jim Maloney
Maloney
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Walter Alston
St Louis
Claude Osteen
Bob Gibson
von Drysdale
Nelson Briles
Sandy Koufax
Ray Sadecki
Alston
Cincinnati
Braves
Herman Franks
Juan Marichal
Ron Herbel
Tony Cloringer
Milwaukee
Candlestick
Marichal
Bret Hanover Sets Jug World Marks
Bret Hanover wins the $70,000 Little Brown Jug in Delaware Ohio with a world half mile record of 1 57 for one heat and 1 57 2 5 for the second. He rivals Tuxedo Hanover and Adios Vic as crowds cheer the 1964 Harness Horse of the Year.
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Bret
Bret Hanover
Frank Ervin
Overtrick
Jug
Delaware, Ohio
Adios
Frank
Ervin
Tuxedo Hanover
Adios Vic
Cap‘turing
New York City
Adios Butler
Richard Downing
Shaker Heights
Ohio
Indianapolis
Dale Miller
Tipp City
JE Martin
Troy
Knight Dream
Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlight Night Action
National League standings show San Francisco leading with 62 wins, Los Angeles 64, Cincinnati 66, Pittsburgh 70, Milwaukee 71, Philadelphia 73, St Louis 76, Chicago 85, and Houston 91. Yesterday Philadelphia beat Chicago 11 to 7. today Milwaukee at San Francisco, St Louis at Los Angeles, New York at Philadelphia, with several pitchers listed for tonight’s games. The Northeast Federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation notes over thirty federal agencies involved in outdoor recreation.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
St Louis
Chicago
Houston
New York
Cloninger
Herber
St. Louis
Gibson
Os Angeles
Osteen
Bearnorth
Culp
Northeast
Federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
NFL Hurt List Long Colts Bays At Full Strength
Baltimore and Green Bay head into Sunday’s NFL games with full health while many teams will be short key players. The article lists injuries and returns across Cleveland St Louis Minnesota Washington Dallas Chicago Los Angeles Pittsburgh San Francisco New York Philadelphia and Green Bay, noting several players ready to play and others doubtful or out. The Colts and Packers report no serious problems with Bob Jeter ready to play if needed.
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New York
Baltimore
Green Bay
NFL
Cleveland
Clifton McNeil
Paul Warfield
St. Louis
Galen Fiss
Dallas
Mike Connelly
Bob Isbell
Ralph Neely
Danny Villanueva
Chicago Bears
Bill Wade
Mike Ditka
Johnny Morris
Los Angeles
Rams
Lamar Lundy
Mass
Bucky Pope
Clancy Wiliams Dittsburgh
John Henry Johnson
Ben McGee
Bob Sherman
San Francisco
Art Hunter
49Ers
Matt Hazeltine
Dan Colchico
Ernie Kay
Bill Swains
Giants
Philadelphia
Maxie Baughan
Colts
Packers
Bob Jeter
Waynesboro Tops Cadet Harriers and Brunswick Wins
Waynesboro defeated Brunswick and Frederick in a cross country meet with Waynesboro taking multiple top places. Cadet Gale Clemson led the Cadets in the three mile race with 16 39.4, followed by Don Henderson Gene Fisher and Terry Stouffer from Pennsylvania.
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Waynesboro
Frederick
Gale Clemson
Cadets
Don Henderson
Gene Fisher
Terry Stouffer
Terry Korrell
Jom Cole
Dick Snively
Brunswick
Railroaders
Jim Cole
Jim Weedon
Clemson
Henderson
Rice
Stouffer
Korrell
Coleman
Snivey
Baker
Rivera
Keyser
Himes
Grove
Hawkins
Warner
Verdier
Spangler
Cole
Brooks
Edwards
Weelon
Orye
Hartman
Luman
Duckett
Meely
Culler
Shaw
Fletcher
Watkins
Dawson
Goff
Lake
McMurray
Gunter
Welch
McElrath
Cox
Shooters Choose Your Gun From Available Options
A selection of firearms is offered with various models and calibers for buyers to choose from. Experts advise considering purpose, reliability, and local regulations before making a choice.
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FHS
Warriors
Johnny West
Hagerstown
Molesworth
Jeff Freland
Murray Quin
Terry Brant
Associated Press
Candlestick Park
Dodger Stadium
McDowell
Detroit
Sparma
Boston
Wilson
Kansas City
Hunter
California
Sanford
Lopez
McGlothlin
Bunker
Barber
Ww. Il
Ket. G.B
Minnesota
Washington
Grant
Kreutzer
John
Peters
Stafford
Cerfueerick
John Bean
General Tire, Inc
Caledonia State Park
Gettysburg Town Square
Rt. HW
Tick Tock Shell Station
Gettysburg MI
P. G
Gettysburg
Larry Stallings
Abe Woodson
Joe Childress
Grady Alerman
Hal Bedsole
Vikings
Charley Taylor
Pellegink
Pat Richter
Rick Casares
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Shooter's
Philheat
Phillips 66
Blue Ridge
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Frederick, Md
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