Maryland to Stock About One Hundred Thousand Trout
Maryland's 1951 stocking program will release roughly 100000 legal trout across 39 streams in Allegany and Piedmont regions. About 88 miles of water will receive brook brown and rainbow trout with 33 percent stocked before April 15 and rest spread into April May. An extra 75000 fingerling brook trout will bolster headwater streams Garrett and Frederick counties to aid natural reproduction. Beav Er Creek hatchery expansion and a federal Leetown hatchery agreement add 20000 more fish. Some streams restrict to fly fishing only with a five trout daily limit while others use a 7 inch minimum size.
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Allegany
Piedmont
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
Garrett
Frederick
Beaver Creek
Washington County
Federal
Leetown
West Virginia
Allegany County
Evitis Creek
Koontz Run
Mathew Run
Winebrenner Run
Rocky Gap
Jennings Run
Garrett County
Savage River
Middle Fork Creek
Monroe Run
Poplar Lick Run
Bear Creek
Laurel Run
Saltblock Run
Puzzley Run
Muddy Creek
Mill Run Cove
Little Yough
Cherry Creek
Piney Run
Tonoloway Creek
Marsh Run
St. James Run
Semple's Run
Frederick County
Fishing Creek
Middle Creek
Little Hunting Creek
Friends Creek
Montgomery County
Rock Creek
Carroll County
Beaver Run
Howard County
Patuxent
Baltimore County
Jones Falls
Oregon Run
Blackrock Run
Bee Tree Run
George's Run
Little Gunpowder Falls
Anne Arundel County
Severn Run
Cecil County
Stoney Run
Basin Run
Harford County
James Run
Rock Run
Mine Branch
Cherry Run
Big Hunting Creek
Detrick Softballers To Hold First Practice Camp
Detrick softballers begin season with first practice on the Detrick diamonds. Ten teams, civilian and military personnel, will compete under 1951 Softball Association Rules with modifications. The league runs April 30 to September, half seasons, and a two-game weekly schedule.
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Camp Detrick
Detrick
Army
Air Force
Navy
JG Melvin B. Ingebritsen
Thomas Bailey
Offcars
Albert Hayward
Athletics
Earl D. Osborne
Donald Lindahl
George Poole, Jr
Ferguson Construction Co
Henry Rubner
Air Force Navy
58 550 Casualties In Korea Total Reported
Washington reports total U S casualties in Korea at 58 550 with a weekly rise of 1 430 The tally covers through March 30 includes 8 753 killed 39 023 wounded 10 774 missing In action Missing totals include 87 known dead 1 094 who have returned to U S control and 112 prisoners of war leaving 9 481 currently missing Army casualties total 48 673 Navy 633 Marine Corps 8 794 and Air Force 450 The Urbana practice call invites former players and new tryouts for Urbana softball on Sunday at 1 30 p m at the Urbana school diamond with minor field repair noted
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Washington
Korea
U. S. Control
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Yankees Hit Six Homers In Big Win Over El Paso
The New York Yankees blasted six homers among 24 hits to rout the El Paso Texans 18 to 10 in El Paso. Hank Bauer, Joe DiMaggio, Yogi Berra, Cliff Mapes and Mickey Mantle homered, with Bauer, DiMaggio and Berra leading a first inning surge.
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el Paso
Texas
New York Yankees
el Paso Texans
Hank Bauer
Joe DiMaggio
Yogi Berra
Cliff Mapes
Mickey Mantle
Bauer
DiMag
Berra
New York
Rifle Team Match In Silver Spring
A special interstate rifle team match between Maryland and Virginia is set for the 5th Annual Maryland State Gallery Rifle Championships in Silver Spring April 12 and 13. The high ten shooters from each state will count toward the team total, with Maryland boasting home advantage but Virginia bringing Ft. Belvoir and Arlington squads. The four day shoot also features two club team events eight individual events and trophies and medals for winners. Notable entrants include Art Cook J S Courtney Jr Woodward Eicke Laurence Moore Betty Ballinger Ruth Morgan Suzanne Johnson Allan Luke Linn Savage and more. The Lander club will practice Sunday at 1 pm on the Lander diamond inviting former members and aspirants.
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Maryland
Virginia
Jim Silver
Portsmouth
Ft. Belvoix
Arlington
Art Cook
Washington, D. C
J. S. Courtney Jr
Newport News
Woodward Eicke
Washington
D. C
Laurence Moore
Aberdeen Va
Betty Ballinger
Ruth Morgan
Takoma Pk
Suzanne Johnson
Allan Luke
Somerville
S.C
Linn Savage
Maryland Rifle League
Notice transfers beer wine liquor licenses in Frederick Md
Notices show transfers and applications for licenses in Frederick County Maryland. Henry and Diana Vander Wielen seek a Class A Off Sale license for Fredericktown Wines and Liquors at 72 to 27 North Market Street to be heard April 27 1851. J Arthur Grove Art's Restaurant seeks a Class B On Sale license at 240 West South Street with hearing April 20 1953. Charles H Clarke Jr Mt Jerry's Place Thurmont seeks a Class B On Sale license at Route 81 15 intersection to be heard April 20 1951. Public hearings before License Commissioner G Cleveland Trout in Frederick County Maryland.
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South End Wines & Liquors, Inc
South Market Street
North Market Street
Frederick
Henry Vander Wielen
North Court St
Diana Vander Wielen
Fredericktown Wines and Liquors
Maryland
Natice
J. Arthur Grove
T/A
Art's
West South Street
Edgar P
G. Cleveland
Frederick County
Charles H. Clarke
Mt. Jerry’s Place
Thurmont
Betty ‘Virginia Clarke
MT. Jerry's Place
RB. F. D
G. Cleveland Trout
NBA ratings name Soulm as logical contender for Charles title
The National Boxing Association released its quarterly ratings naming Joe Soulm as the sole logical challenger to Ezra Charles for the heavyweight title. It lists Joe Maxim as light heavyweight champion and Ike Williams as welterweight champion, with several top contenders under close watch for title defenses and possible dethronements.
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National Boxing Association
Joe Soulm
Ezzard Charles
Detroit
Brown Bomber
Lee Savold
Joe Walcott
Rex Layne
Utah
Joe Maxini
Ike Willama
NBA
New York
Maxim
Charles
Chicago
Williams
New
Pierre Montane
France
Mario Trigo
Mexico
Sever
Art Aragon
del Flanagan
Garter Contender Rankings Highlight 1951 Newsnote
In The News Frederick 1951, Freddie Dawson of Chicago is favored as the only logical contender after John L. Davis retires. New light heavyweight star Larry Matthews from Washington climbs as second behind Archia Moore, with Irish Bob Murphy and Bob Satterfield ranked behind Moore and Matthews.
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Freddie Dawson
Chicago
Dawson
California
John L. Davis
Jlarry Matthews
Washington
Archia Moore
Bob Murphy
Bob Satterfield
Moore
Matthews
City Softball League Reorganizes For 1951 Play
The City Softball League tentatively reorganizes for 1951 with four teams after a Tuesday night meeting at the Frederick Y.M.C.A. Pro tempore officers are Cyril Klein as president and Pierce Gaver Sr as secretary. Representatives of AMVETS, Mountaindale, Jefferson, and Camp Detrick attended. Readied actions include re affiliating with Maryland Amateur Softball Association, adopting the 1951 NSA rules, securing contract forms, submitting rosters at the April 17 meeting, and starting league games at 3:15 p.m. Clarke Sheetenheim drafts the schedule. The league signed with South End Civic Association for use of Washington Street School diamond, to be lighted three nights weekly, with a push to add a fourth night. Say you saw it in The News.
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Frederick Y.M
Amvets
Mountaindale
Jefferson
Camp Detrick
Maryland Amateur Softball Association
National Amateur Softball Association
State Association
Clarke Sheetenheim City Softball League
South End Civic Association
Washington Street
Ovclals
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