Carp news dominates Potomac fishing scene and fair exhibit
Muddy water from the South Branch of the Potomac clouds the river for over two weeks while Shepherdstown clears. Anglers report bass catches including a four pound ten ounce smallmouth by Little Catoctin Creek. A Pennsylvanian fisherman reports daily bass trips and others pursue carp as the season shifts. Also, the fair features wildlife displays including an albino squirrel. Dove shooting improves near roosting sites with late day flights and waterhole concentrations. Decoys aid shooting and can be handmade from sheet metal.
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Moorman Sets ACC Record With 11 Passes Against South Carolina
Duke end Claude Tee Moorman, 212 pounds, from Miami, set an Atlantic Coast Conference single game record by catching 11 forward passes in the win over South Carolina. He scored a touchdown and gained 122 yards in great form, earning mention as the week's ace from AP voters among a slate of end, guard, and back nominees from multiple schools.
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Texas
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Texas Christ Cody Iakies
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Nicklaus Leads U S Golf Team to World Lead
Nicklaus fired a course record 65 as the United States opened a commanding 208 first-round total in the World Amateur Team Championships Eisenhower Trophy. Bob Gardiner and Bill Hyndman added 71 and Deane Beman shot 71, with New Zealand and Mexico close behind at 217 and 218 respectively.
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Deane Beman
Silver Spring
Bob Charles
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Mexico
Great Britain-Ireland
Baseball Standings and Wednesday Scores Show Tight AL Battle
The American League table lists New York eight games above Baltimore with 23-... The Orioles show a 2.00 game gap and 7-6 record. Chicago 8-6, Cleveland 7-4, Detroit 9-? Boston 6-3, Kansas City 8-7. results include Boston 5 Baltimore 4 and New York 6 Washington 3. No KC-Cleveland game. Los Angeles 4 St. Louis 2 in night slate. Koufax to face Jackson in LA.
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Cleveland
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Detroit
Boston
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Kansas City
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Jensen to Return to Boston Red Sox After Hypnotism Aid
Jackie Jensen said a hypnotist helped ease his fear of flying and influenced his decision to return to the Boston Red Sox. He quit after 1959 to focus on family and business, but will rejoin next season. He recalled childhood toy planes sparking the fear and described the session that relaxed his anxiety about travel.
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Boston
Jensen
Cutfelder
Red Sox
San Francisco
Arthur Ellen
Ellen
Yankees Extend Win Streak With 6-3 Victory
Mantle hits two home runs to lead the Yankees past Washington 6-3, widening his lead in the AL homer race. Maris trails by one as the Yankees notch their latest win while Stobbs suffers the loss and Ford earns his 12th win. Howard dislocates a finger on a foul tip and is to be X-rayed. no break expected.
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Elston Howard
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Berra
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Stobbs
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Batley
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Allison
Norton Denies Pro Status For Olympic Sprinter Norton
Redwood City California AP US Olympic sprinter Ray Norton denied he considered a professional football contract before the 1960 Rome Games. Norton said he signed an affidavit stating he had not agreed to play for the 49ers and was unaware of their interest.
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Coach and son duel as Dodds meet in Gainesville
Georgia Tech coach Bobby Dodd leads the Yellow Jackets against Florida in Gainesville with son Bobby Dodd Jr at quarterback for the Gators. Dodd says he would not play his son if he were not a great player, acknowledging pressure and fairness in the matchup.
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Baltimore Triumphs in Lasting Tuft of Runs
In a rough reading from the ledger of scores, Baltimore beats Boston with key names including Fornieles and Triandos contributing drives. Fisher and Muffett pace the game with homeruns tallying late. Pagliaroni and Williams also figure in the plate activities.
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Pagliaroni
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Morale and aims in a squad of equal ability
The text discusses managing a group of two or three boys of equal talent, balancing personal ambition with team morale. It includes quotes about preferring a teammate to do well but not enough to beat the speaker, and mentions various players and statistics from baseball.
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Bobby
League Leaders Batting and Key Stats Report
MLB leaders list based on 400 at bats. Mantle and Maris pace runs with 119 and 95. Maris leads RBIs at 103. Minoso hits 177. Robinson 172. Francona, Skouron tied for 3 doubles. Fox leads triples with 10. Manile and Maris top home runs with 30 and 38. Anaricio and Landis cited for stolen bases. Coates top 123 decisions with 89 for pitchers. Ram-Burning totals 155 strikeouts.
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Robinson
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Cleveland
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Siebern
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Washington
National League 3% Leads In Key Offensive Trio
The report lists top NL performers with 200 or more Groat of Pittsburgh and Larker of Los Angeles at 107. Mays of San Francisco leads in runs batted in. Milwaukee and Cincinnati players top in hits and doubles, with Cepeda and Bruton among leaders.
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Milwaukee
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Wills
Los Angeles
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Cincinnati
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St. Louis
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Yankees Rally: Mantle Drives In Three as Yanks Lead AL Homers
Mickey Mantle and the Yankees driven by Mantle’s three RBI performance. New York surged to a 963 victory over the Senators to seal the American League homer lead with 40.
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Senators
Circus Clown Dies in Petersburg
AP report notes a circus clown born in Sille, Missouri, who appeared in films and on television. The article mentions a heart attack as the cause and names Franc a as part of the clue, with references to Petersburg and Fila.
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