Maryland Hunters Face Season Dates And Bag Limit Proposals
Maryland's Forest, Park and Wildlife Service proposes 1988-89 upland game, forest game and fur bearer seasons. Hearings run Monday through Friday next week at four locations Hagerstown Dumbarton Cambridge and Annapolis, 7 p.m. Written comments due by April 20 to Donald J MacLauchlan. Proposals include deer antlerless permits, muzzleloader season extensions, rifle bans for turkeys, handgun limits, crop damage permits and migratory bird tagging rules.
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Annapolis
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Tawes State Office
Fall wildlife season proposals for Maryland and deer regs
The 1989 fall hunting plan mirrors last year with deadlines from October five to January thirty one for squirrel season and a six per day bag. Rabbit limits are eight with four daily, snowshoe hare excluded, quail and pheasant open mid November with regional closing dates and bearded turkey limits. deer and muzzleloader seasons set, including antlerless permits in several counties. A 1988-89 state waterfowl stamp design by Christopher White will be exhibited at Anne Arundel Community College April six to thirty.
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FPWS
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Talbot
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Dorchester
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Department OF Natural Resources
Christopher White
Winting
Buddy
Pascal Center For Performing Arts
Anne Arundel Community College
Arnold
Fragmented basketball scorecard with multiple teams and stats
A dense OCR fragment shows player lines and team totals for Detroit Boston Atlanta Philadelphia and others, including a mix of field goals, free throws, assists, and rebounds. It references assists by Dallas and Bogues, a Rodman fouled out, and semifinal and final Four notes for upcoming events.
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Mahorn
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Robinson Gel
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Gminghi
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Touls
Technical Levingston
Alcott Leads Dinah Shore After Second Round
Amy Alcott shot 8 under par a 6n round to grab a one stroke lead at 137 in the Dinah Shore tournament in Rancho Mirage. Colleen Walker 65, Marta Figueras-Dotti 69, Rosie Jones 67, Debbie Massey 68 and Jan Stephenson 141 chase, with Betsy King 70 and Nancy Lopez 69 shaping the contenders.
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Vue
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Howe
Lewis
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Handle-Joad Ab
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Phelan recalls shifting Final Four scale and venues
Phelan, then LaSalle assistant coach, recalls the 1954 title year and Mount St Mary’s move. He notes headquarters at Muelbuch once, Kemper Arena’s 16,000 seats limit, NAIA finals staying, and Final Four growing to Major league levels. He muses on LaSalle joining the big-time arena era.
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LaSalle
Philadelphia City
Mount Saint Mary's
Muelbuch
Allis Hotel
Kansas City
Kemper Arena
Birds eyes on Winfield in AL East trade talk
Orioles and Mariners join seven teams Winfield would accept including Mets Red Sox Tigers Cubs and Blue Jays. Steinbrenner unlikely to trade to Mets Red Sox Tigers or Blue Jays, all contenders with Yankees for AL East. Disputes span Yan kees contracts to Winfield Foundation and his clutch production critiques. April Fool’s jokes by radio stations in New York and Boston noted.
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Mariners
Winfield
Mets
Red Sox
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Blue Jays
Steinbrenne
Yankees
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Winfield Foundation
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New England signs Tippett to six year contract
The New England Patriots signed free agent linebacker Andre Tippett to a six year deal after a seven hour negotiating session at Sullivan Stadium. General manager Patrick Sullivan called it a premier signing for the team. Tippett expressed eagerness to stay with the Patriots. The 49ers had reportedly considered an offer.
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Foxboro
Mass
New England Patriots
Andre Tippett
Sullivan Stadium
Andre
Patrick Sullivan
Tippett
San Francisco 49Ers
Mount St Marys runner Heath Coats places in 800 at Colonial Relays
Coats third Sophomore Heath Coats of Mount St. Marys finished third in his heat of the 800 meters at the Colonial Relays hosted by the College of William and Mary on Friday afternoon.
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Heath Coats
Mount St. Mary's
College of Willian and Mary
Baldrich Reaches Towson Classic Singles Final
Mount St. Marys College junior Jeff Baldrich advanced to the No 1 singles final at Towson State Tiger Classic. He beat Darren Iden Shepherd 1 6 6 3 in the opener and Doug Fraser George Mason 6 2 5 7 6 1 in the semifinal, meeting Towson States Jim Shepard in the title match at 11:30 a.m.
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Jeff Baldrich
Mount St. Mary’s College
Towson State
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