Mother Knows Best Avoid the Fishing Crowd Says John Knight
John Knight advises against following crowds in fishing saying the best bass spots are often overlooked. He recalls fishing crowded waters where success was rare and highlights hidden areas with deep holes and quiet shores as prime bass habitat. He also notes his trips to the Florida Keys for exceptional flats fishing.
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Savannah Outlasts Montgomery 4 To 3 in league action
Savannah Indians beat Montgomery 4 to 3 to gain ground in the South Atlantic League. Despite five hits, Savannah rallied with a three-run sixth inning led by veteran pitcher Jack Swift to secure their 23rd win against 15 losses. Charleston edged Columbia Reds 3 to 2 as Macon topped Columbia 11 to 2.
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West Florida State Leads West Planda League Rally
West Florida State Port St Joe holds lead in West Planda League with slim margin over Bonifay as Bonifay travels to Graceville and Ashford heads to Chattahoochee tonight in a three game slate of the semi pro circuit.
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Altha Wildcats Football Schedule and Open Dates
Altha Florida listing shows the 1991 football schedule with Open Gates on Sept 28 and Nov 23. Coach Rudolph Rackley reports over 30 candidates at spring practice but many veterans graduated leaving the Wildcats with a hampered lineup. Games include Sept 21 Cottonwood, Oct 5 Vernon, Oct 12 Chattahoochee, Oct 19 Blountstown, Oct 26 here, Nov 2 Woodland, Nov 9 Open, Nov 16 Bristol, and Nov 23 Port St. Joe.
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League leaders by the Associated Press
The AP lists American and National League leaders by batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching. Notable names include Kryhoski, Fain, Mingio, DiMaggio, Robinson, Hodges, Snider, Roe, Spahn, and Rasch with varied league marks and team affiliations. A closing note claims about 6000 tea brands exist worldwide and experts can distinguish them by taste.
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Chicago
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Coan
Washington
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Elliott
Lowery
St. Louis
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Beaumholtz
Chicarn
Reese
Patko
Chiago
Adcock
Adams
Cine Dark
New York
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Westlake
Pittsburgh
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W. Fondy
Roe
Leopard
Spahn
Janzen
Stranahan Loses In Fourth Round At Porthcawl
Stranahan fell 5 and 4 to Joe Carr of Ireland in the fourth round of the amateur golf tournament at Royal Porthcawl. Americans Bill Campbell Charley Coe and Jim McHale advanced with solid finishes as Francis Boeninge fell to Albert Evans. Duck Chapman outpaced David Reid 4 and 3 to join the afternoon fifth round lineup.
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Royal Porthcawl
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W. Va
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Oklahoma City
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Philadelpha
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Spotlight On Hogan In Colonial Tourney
Fort Worth Texas AP reports the Colonial National Invitation tees off with a field of 42 strong. Ben Hogan of Hershey Pennsylvania and Sam Snead of White Sulphur Springs West Virginia headline a lineup including Jim Ferrier and Lloyd Mangrum ready to contest the $3,000 first prize. Mangrum arrives as the leading money-winner from the winter tour with $11,775.85.
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Remarkable Bird Beak Length and Desert Temperatures
A fragment notes the sword-billed hummingbird with a beak longer than its body, claims Mexico City is the oldest city in the Americas, mentions tsetse flies bearing living larvae, and warns temperatures in the African desert often reach 1900 degrees.
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Detroiter Stops Heavyweight Bout After Fall
California heavyweight Clarence Hebry knocked out Em Bree Davidson in the eighth round. Davidson, weighed 204 34 pounds, dangled by his feet from a rope, ending the bout after 56 seconds. Referee Risloree John Weber halted the match. Hebry weighed 164.
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Out Of Bounds Plans Amid Postwar Labor Strife
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