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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1974

Page

6

Fish activity mixed as stragglers boost Clark Hill reports

The Clark Hill area yields notable catches as anglers report a 35 pound stunted bass below the dam and a 57 pounder from below New Savannah Bluff Lock. Semidormant fish slow, but stragglers appear on Murray trips and at Lake Marion’s muddy upper waters.

Clark Hill Weems Modoc Cottage South Carolina Clark Hill Reservoir Savannah Bluff Savannah Augusta Ramey Bowies Raysville Marea Lake Murray Lake Marion Big Lake Eutaw Springs Waboo Potato Creek Lake Moultrie

Rockfish and Trout Prolific Along South Carolina Coasts

Fishing reports show rockfish moving into Charleston Harbor and up the Ashley and Wando Rivers. Night pier and bridge fishing yields success with plastic grubs Cisco Kids and Striper Snipers. Trout fishing remains excellent around Charleston with a two-angler 92-trout day noted. Deer and duck seasons updated with special hunts and check-station requirements. A U.S. Coast Guard Skipper's Course is available for boaters through the state, cost 1.50.

Me Lake Wildlife and Marine Resources Department Charleston Harbor Ashley Wando Highway 41 Wando River Charleston South Carolina Gerald Moore U.S. Coast Guard Division of P.O. Box S.C

Caring For Pleasure Horses Conditioning Disease

Essay by John H. Shropshire on restoring an out of condition pony. Annie Mooney from Newark asks for guidance while noting many horses need exercise to regain fitness. The article advises regular work as the best remedy, while acknowledging weather, time, and space can hinder riding schedules.

John H. Shropshire Annie Mooney Newark Delaware A. A. Milne Winnie the Pooh

Why Fat Horses Get Fatter

Fat horses gain weight even on reduced feed because a fat layer under the hide insulates the body and shifts consumed calories to fat storage. They burn less energy when at rest, develop larger stomach capacity, and may resist parasite burdens. A diet and exercise plan is recommended, with minimal stocking of concentrates and adequate forage.

Feeding horses on straight grass hay and light oats

Avoid concentrates to reduce fuss in the stable. Provide straight grass hay or timothy with no clover or alfalfa, about seven pounds per 1000 pounds of body weight daily in two feedings. For concentrates use light oats or a mix of sweet feed with ground wheat or barley straw, with water if dusty. If straw makes fat, switch to wood shavings and ensure exercise. County agent can assist with grinding and mixing.

Maryland Investigated Over Malone Recruiting

The NCAA investigated Maryland over the recruitment of Moses Malone after he switched from a Maryland basketball grant to a multi year contract with the Utah Stars. Coach Letty Driesell said he knows of no ongoing inquiry and has not seen any violations found by the NCAA.

Petersburg National Collegiate Athletic Association University of Maryland Moses Malone Petersburg Progress Index Marylands Malone NCAA Kansas City Bill Hunt Maryland Utah Stars American Basketball Association Letty Driesell Driesell

Seivers Delivers in Tennessee Victory Over Maryland

In the Liberty Bowl Tennessee upsets 10th ranked Maryland 7-3 as receiver Larry Seivers, known for secure hands, catches a leaping 25 yard touchdown with 2:38 left to seal the win. The Vols improve in a nationally televised game.

Memphis The Tennessee Press Guide Larry Seivers Seivers Tennessee Maryland Ank Vard Randy Wal

Blue-Gray All-Star Game Pits North Offense Against South Defense

In Montgomery Alabama the 37th Blue-Gray game features Temple quarterback Steve Joachim leading the Blue offense. He totaled 2,227 yards in 10 games with 128 completions on 221 attempts for 1,950 yards and 20 touchdowns. Kickoff is 8 p.m. EST.

Montgomery Ala Steve Joachim Temple

Tip-Off Opens Aiken County High School Basketball Schedule

Tonight and tomorrow the Aiken County tip-off tournament at Aiken High showcases 16 teams. Games include Aiken vs L-B-C girls at 5 p.m and Graniteville vs North Augusta boys at 6:30 p.m, with later games for Ridge Spring-Monetta and Graniteville girls.

North Augusta James McKie Aiken County Aiken High School Aiken Graniteville Ridge Spring St. Angela and Aiken Wagener-Salley Jackson Swansea Barnwell Batesburg-Leesville Allendale-Fairfax Wagener

Free Agent Catfish Hunter Shifts Baseball Market

Arbitration ruled Catfish Hunter a free agent after Oakland A's breached his contract. Bids could exceed a million dollars as owners await orderly procedures and talks with all 24 clubs. Hunter seeks the best overall deal, with concerns about Finley and A's payment history remain central.

New York Catfish Hunter Bowie Kuhn Hunter Oakland A’s A’s Charles O. Finley A's Finley Major League Baseball Players Association Jerry Kapstein Kuhn

Tre e Petty Wins Amateur Championship

Kathy Petty of New Ellenton captured the Amateur Owner Championship at the Georgia Carolina Circuit Show in Camden riding her horse Margold. The win highlighted Petty's skill on the circuit.

Petty Carolina Margold

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