Maryland deer harvest climbs across bow, muzzle loader and gun seasons
Maryland Wildlife Administration reports a record statewide deer take last year across bow, muzzle loader, and regular firearms seasons. Regular gun season tally reached 13 072, archery 1749, muzzle loaders 04. Frederick County 54 kills, 41 antlerless. Washington 24 743 bucks and 1 does. Carroll 22 304 bucks and 18 does. Montgomery 204 116 bucks and 164 does. Black powder counts by county listed, plus a World Championship Wildfowl Carving event in Ocean City from April 23 to 25 and a 1982 83 state waterfowl stamp design chosen from 181 entries by 94 artists. Public hearings on hunting and trapping regulations set for April 20 22 and 24 with locations in Cresaptown Salisbury and Annapolis. Tom Cofield listed for more info.
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Frederick County
Washington County
Carroll County
Montgomery County
Montgomery
Ward Foundation
Convention Hall
Ocean City
Roger Bucklin
Rockville
Department of Natural Resources
Bucklin
Maryland
Don Bridell
Mount Airy
State Wildlife Administration
Allegany County Vocational Technical Center
McMullen Highway
Cresaptown
State Armory
Route 50
Booth Street
Salisbury
Tawes State Office
Taylor Avenue
Annapolis
Tom Cofield
Drumming Log May Workshop on Handgun Safety at Isaak Walton League
Wildlife Achievement Chapter hosts a gun safety workshop at the Damascus clubhouse from 3 AM to noon. Instructors cover handgun types, use, safety, ammunition, sighting, laws. attendees may bring gear. $2 fee. Ari Sapir at 364-1490 for info. Also reports Raystown striped bass records with Carl Grubb catching 72 1 2 inches in March, and a 24/7 Shad Hotline at 215-866-1155 for river conditions.
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Wildlife Achievement Chapter
Isaak Walton League
Damascus
Ari Sapir
Raystown Lake
Mountain Valley
Pennsylvania
Carl Grubb
Huntingdon
Raystown
Grubb
Expos Acquire Al Oliver From Rangers In Trade
Montreal Expos obtain left handed hitter Al Oliver from Texas for Larry Parrish and Dave Hostetler in a pre game deal. Oliver will bat cleanup between Andre Dawson and Gary Carter as the Expos shift Warren Cromartie to right field and consider Tim Wallach and Brad Mills for third base. Oliver, 35, has a career batting average around .296 and previously played first base and outfield.
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Fanning
Oliver
Andre Dawson
Gary Carter
Pittsburgh Pirates
Texas
Montreal
John McHale
Expos
New York Yankees
Rangers
Eddie Robinson
Warren Cromartie
Cromartie
Parrish
Tim Wallach
Brad Mills
McHale
Mount women fall in lacrosse at Westminster
Western Maryland College raced to a 14 goal first half and defeated Mount St. Mary's College 21 to 3. Lori Rafferty, Jane Burch, Barb Hess, and Betsy Orndorff scored three apiece for the Green Terrors who outshot the Mount 40 to 4. Mary Morrell made 12 saves in goal for Mount St. Mary's.
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Westminster
Western Maryland College
Mount 51
Mary's College
Lori Rafferty
Jane Burch
Barb Hess
Betsy Orndorff
Green Terrors
Mount
Grace Gallagher
Mary Beth Quinn
Mary Lynn Jenkowski
Mount St. Mary's
Mary Morrell
Lady Mountaineers
Subject of a Wing Shop Wreck Noted in Brief Item
A short newspaper item notes an incident at a wing shop with minimal readable details. The report mentions the shop and possible immediate consequences, but critical facts such as location, time, or persons are absent in the fragment.
ACC coaches favor 4 second shot clock proposal
New Orleans report says ACC coaches largely support a four second shot clock rule to curb stall tactics. Duke, North Carolina, Maryland, Wake Forest and NC State figures cited. The plan requires athletic director approval at May meeting and follows a trend toward shorter clocks after a 45 second experimental phase.
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NEW Orleans
ACC
Ater
The
News & Observer
Raleigh
N.C
Duke
Mike Serresque
Pcm
Carolina
Dean Smith
National Fans Athletic Association
Eame
Maryland
Lefty Drievell
Wake Forest
Cari Tacy
Jim Valvane
N.C. State
Smith
North Carolina
O Nen
Brunswick Tennis Coaches List Players and Recruits
Coach Dot Sherman enters third year with a roster of returning boys and girls led by Mark Butzell Chad Castillo Ted Delaptaine and Terry Brayhoy while welcoming Shaan Sten and Kim Marks among new recruits. The girls feature Amy Hawthorne Char Castro and Lexi Matthews as returning standouts with several newcomers to bolster depth. Coach Lee Zumbach notes strong competition for top spots and depth across both squads. The program reports a 12-2 MYAL record last year and aims to fill singles spots with returning competitors and fresh talent as they prepare for upcoming matches and league play.
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Dot Sherman
Mark Butzell
Soph
Chad Castle
Ted Delaptaine
Terry Brayboy
Chris Brossart
Doug Cook
Shaws Tucker
Jim Witt
Eddie Whartos
Brian Merrider
Dean Harding
Shaan Sten
Giels
Amy Hawthorne
Char Castro
Mel Amos
Trish Mercado
Lexi Matthews
Ase Raines
Shaun Kidwell
Kim Marts
Carin Abgemiark
Heather Masser
Beth
Word
Sandy Drigkwater
Mick
Burzell
Amy Haathorde
Chad Castillo
Ted Delaplaine
Terry Brayhoy
Kim Marks
Cann Apgemark
Char Castillo Cowl
Irs
Eine Pric Scott
Mike
Green
Arthur Heffner
Mike Ramer
Tim Price
Charles Switick
Dao Breonen
Mark Srithck
Chris Caiack
Mike Deener
Erve
Mayers
Lori Daugherty
Leah Tecker
Beth Danger
Chrystal Cunningham
Triga Sigher
Lawrie Faits
Darlene James
Angie Weddie
Annie Price
Jennifer Smith
Christie Goodrich
Carle Lembert
Beth Roeng
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Asead Hot Line
Jmne Ly
Delaware River Shad Fishermen's Association
al Oliver
Yankees
George Steinbrenner
Mount ST. Mary’s
the News
Frederick, Md
Thvareday
Edt
Meerchant
Aarree Tere
Centennial
Ounlop
All Seas Fasign Dutt
Woitewall
Ieee
Joan Wrige
Drake Hoses Road Est
URBAN
CEAT
Michelin
Whitemat
Whitewalls General & Dunlop
R.W.L
Opts Core
Pypensen
Cheyenne
LAM de
Va B
Green Seah
Amercan Cars & Forks
Mi Pares
DELCO
Stratrite
Tire & Auto Centers
Ron Cabhes, Or
Verterant
Vost
Mary Ford
U.S. 40
Frederick Towne Mall
Linganore Tennis
Brunswick Tennis
Lee Zumbach
MYAL
Dr Stevie
Dt Tery
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