Chesapeake fishing report highlights bluefish and bass catches
Bluefish dominated Chesapeake Bay from Sharps Island Flats to the south with two to five pound fish common and some larger “slammers” present. Catfish, white perch, snapper blues, and spot are reported near bridges and rivers including Chester River, Kent Narrows, Choptank, and Tangier Sound with varied success depending on conditions. Western Maryland streams show improving water quality and good walleye and bass activity. Potomac and Monocacy Rivers yield bass and panfish, while several reservoirs report solid bass and crappie.
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Expos edge Cubs in tight Montreal comeback win
Montreal Expos beat Chicago Cubs 6 5 as Max Venable scored the go ahead run on a bases loaded walk in the eighth. Gary Carter drove in two and the Expos erased a late Cubs lead with disciplined ninth inning effort.
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Alvin Davis
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Falcons Host DC Stonewalls In Exhibition Semi Pro Game
The Frederick Falcons host the DC Stonewalls at Thomas Johnson High School in an exhibition semi pro football game. It marks the Falcons first home game of the season at 7 30 PM with the home debuts of quarterback Greg Hare and head coach Bing Keeney.
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Yugoslavia Tops Iraq in Olympic Soccer Qualifier
In Annapolis Maryland Yugoslavia overcame a 2 0 deficit by scoring four second half goals to defeat Iraq 4 2 and deny the Iraqi team a playoff berth in Olympic competition.
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Yugoslavia
Wifsy PitGay Ulgne Vunen
USA women eye Olympic gold after beating China
United States volleyball moves toward the gold medal by defeating China 15 13 7 15 16 14 15 12 to stand 3 0 in Pool A. Coach Arie Selinger lauds focus as key, with Jule Vollertsen cited for standout play against China and Peru looming in Tuesday’s title match in Long Beach.
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Australian Mimi Fenssuu smashes Olympic mark in medley relay
In pool action Australia led in the 200 meter individual medley as Michele Fenssuu and Caulkins posted faster times, with Hogshead and Meagher on the winning 400 meter medley relay. West Germany finished second and Canaan third, while Tiffany Cohen set an Olympic record in the 800 meter freestyle alongside 15-year-old Michele Richardson earning gold and silver. Rick Carey led another U S gold in the 100 meter backstroke, though he criticizes his slower time, saying he remains capable of faster.
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Dad Caulkins
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Retton Tops Gymnastics Field In Olympic Showdown
Mary Lou Retton led with 39.525 points in prelims and a final bid to gold as Szabo trailed closely with 39.375. Medals went to McNamara Johnson Cutina Panca and Ma Yanghong. Li Ning claimed bronze in a tight all around margin. The piece contrasts American prodigy Retton’s crowd appeal with Szabo’s disciplined, Romania-tinged upbringing and Karolyi’s role in Szabo’s rise.
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Olympic roundup highlights record, medals and qualifiers
The report notes a gold in the 600 freestyle with a time of 8 2495 breaking the Olympic mark by 8 2880 set by Michelle Ford in 1980. Rick Carey led the 100 meter backstroke qualifiers with 55 74 seconds. David Wilson and Mike O'Brien paced distances, while George DiCarlo added a 400 free gold and finished fourth in 1522 88. United States women's 400 medley relay led qualifiers with four substitutes Betsy Mitchell Susan Rapp Jenna Johnson and Carne Stemnseifer.
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Rick Carey
David Wilson
Cincinnati
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Denver
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Betsy Mitchell
Marietta
Ohio
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Eden Prearie
Minn
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la Habre
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Saratoga
Track records fall as Olympic contenders shine
Canto clocked 1 hour 23 minutes 14 seconds in a performance hailed as Olympic best. The old mark 123 3550 set in 198 by Maurizio Damilano was surpassed as Edwin Moses, US track team captain and favorite, won his preliminary heat in 49.33 seconds securing a 10th consecutive win.
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