Bow hunters in Maryland see strong archery harvest prospects
Maryland bow hunters report one of their best seasons with statewide archery deer tally at 581 through Nov 16, near 1975 totals. Western Garrett Allegany Washington and Frederick show 254. central 124. southern 117. Eastern Shore 86. Notable kills include a 183 pound 11 point buck by James Stickles near Knoxville and a 179 pound 6 point by James Forrest near Harmony.
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Knoxville
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Harmony
Hunter Safety Essay Contest Open To Students Nationwide
The Drumming Log Hunter Safety contest invites elementary and high school entrants sponsored by Marlin Firearms of North Haven Connecticut. It aims to explore what individuals can do to preserve hunting. two divisions junior and senior. state winners receive fifty dollars in sporting goods, national winners one thousand dollar savings bonds.
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Pennsylvania ski reports split as skiers doubt accuracy
Skepticism grows over daily ski reports from Pennsylvania resorts as skiers question reliability while operators defend honesty. A survey finds varied statements among five resorts with calls for standardization, and some officials suggest ceasing ski reports.
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Gordon Crago
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Buffalo basketball star plays through dangerous heart condition
Buffalo Putnam High School junior Chuck Noffsinger, a 6 foot 2 guard averaging 25 points and 15 rebounds, performs with a potentially life threatening heart issue. Coaches and doctors monitor attacks during and after games, ready to pull him if needed while awaiting test results.
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Terps trust Claiborne as Maryland aims for Cotton Bowl
Maryland coach Jerry Claiborne notes a rebuilt team from spring practice now self motivated and aligned with his methods as the Terrapins prepare for the Cotton Bowl against Houston. He recalls looser curfew and a focus on character, with a 45-15-2 five season record under his leadership.
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Manges
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Bear Bryant
Texas A&m
Houston kicker Coplin could trouble Maryland in Cotton Bowl
Lennard James Coplin stars as Houston's leading scorer and clutch kicker in a year when the Southwest Conference features top placekickers. Coplin overcame kidney problems in high school, owns nine of 15 field goals this season, and 34 of 38 extra points. He eyes a professional career, but praises his 40 yard range while dismissing longer kicks. Coplin shares the Houston spotlight with standout defenders as the Cougars meet Maryland in Dallas.
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