Tucson Rockets To Semifinals In World Series Play
In Williamsport Tucson erupted for three home runs including one by pitcher Philip Johnston to defeat Norridge Illinois and advance to the World Series semifinals. Rafael Boscan homered for Maracaibo to topple Madrid in the opening game, as global teams contest the Links League title with New matchups set for weekend.
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Williamsport
Philip Johnston
Tucson
Norridge
Maracaibo
Venezuela
Rafael Boscan
Madrid
Spain
Thureday
Valleyfield
Quebec
Taiwan
West
Sarasota
Fla
Brunswith
Far East
U.S
Edward DeBaca
Scott Foster
Foster
Johnston
Bob Raschillo
Scott Mauer
Steven Cook
DeBaca
Vince Santucci
Santucci
Brian Eriz
James Fraccara
Chad Wilson
Eriz
Boscan
Uben
Torrejce US
Yobel Pogo
Poso
Ereesin Galera
Mike Denay
Juan Medina
Estquiel Data
Kiki Kirksey
Data
Medina
Boscar
Nesuri Hincun
Eudes Siela
Edwin Garcia
Kirksey
Pono
Lucas to pitch as Brunswick fans head to Williamsport
Six busloads of Brunswick fans travel 34 hours to Williamsport for the game with Lucas slated to pitch. Directions warn of bridge work on U S 15 causing long delays and suggest alternate routes via I-81 to I-30 West and back to U S 15 North into Williamsport. Police will direct drivers to stadium parking areas.
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Brunswick
Williamsport
U. S
Frederick
U. S. 15
Harrisburg
Hazelton
U.S. 15
Waterfowl season proposals spark state hearings
Maryland FPWS releases proposed dates and bag limits for the 1967 waterfowl season and outlines three public hearings in Salisbury Parkville and Annapolis. Comments accepted by phone or written by Aug 2 1966 to director Donald E. MacLauchlin. The plan splits the duck season into three units with varied segments and special teal and sea duck provisions. Goose season would be shortened to reduce hunting pressure with Canada goose dates differing by Eastern and Western zones. Weathering forecasts show modest gains in duck populations based on May and July surveys, while a series of public talks on lead poisoning in waterfowl is announced ahead of a shift away from lead shot.
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Am Ceocatls
Maryland Forest, Park and Wikiside Service
FFWS
Maryland
Parkside High School
Beaglin Part Drive
Salisbury
Parkville Middle School
Hiss Avenue
Avondale Road
Parkville
Tawes State
Annapolis
FPWS
Donald E. MacLauchlin
Maryland Forest, Park and Wildlife Service
Tawes
Canada
Fist & Wildlife Service
Ashley Straw
Tuckahoe State Park
Queen Anne
Martinak State Park
Denton
Campbridge
Cambridge
Easton
Straw
Bias death probe eyes Tribble brother in court
Slaughter and Dull were set to testify as the grand jury probes Len Bias's June death. Brian Tribble, brother of defendant Thomas Tribble, faced questions about the drug case and the sequence of events surrounding Bias's collapse. Police say a robbery at Julie Walker's apartment may be linked to the case, with a safe containing cash and cocaine found later.
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Upper Marlboro, Md
Len Bias
Prince George's County
Arthur A. Marshall Jr
Brian Lee Tribble
Bias
Grand Jury
Thomas C. Morrow
Thomas Tribble
Brian
Morrow
Tribble
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Thomas
Julie Walker
Walker
Thomas Trible
University of Maryland
Dick Dull
John B. Slaughter
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Venezela
Torrejon Air Force Base
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Del
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Kingston
N.Y
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Clifton
N.J
Little League All Stars
Ewing
Sthck
Geljond
Fish & Wildlife Service
Shade
John Shade
Monocacy Aquatic Club
Fort Lauderdale
John
Mac
Ed Hareltt
Hazlett
Frederick County Recreations Parks
Frederick Comunty
Virginia
Eacheam
Soony Higgs
Valley Ave
Winchester
Slaughter and
Dull
Lefty Driesell
Linda Clement
Sacared Bodison
University Health Center
Jim Wright
Jeff Atkins
Marshall
Gram
Brian Tribble
Terry Long
David Gregg
Hagerstown
Washingt Gazi
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