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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1959
Page
4
The article blends nature scenes from winter parks with policy arguments about bass fishing seasons. It discusses the state fish and game commission weighing restrictions to protect brood stocks, the influence of environmental factors on bass runs, and the desire for legislative latitude to set rules. Names of places and readers’ reactions illustrate local engagement with wildlife management.
Elm Street teams split the halves with the ninth graders leading early and Bayles scoring ten points total for Elm Street. Philips and Crum contributed quick feet and key plays while Liberty’s Laberty and Brown kept pace in a low scoring game. Final 37 18 with Elm Street dominant on both ends.
North Hagerstown invades Frederik High School gym to meet the Cadets in a CVAL clash at 815. The Hubs, riding 15 straight wins and top of the league, feature Spencer at guard and fast break punch. Frederick seeks a defensive lift and an upset to prove their value.
A prime passing duel pits Johnny Unitas and Norm Van Brock as the Colts face the Eagles in a basketball showdown at the Baltimore arena. The game opens the Eastern League schedule at 8 pm with Bullets and Colts alumni contributing star power from Lipscomb Dupre and Van Brock to a crowd expected for a crucial clash.
The article, by Marry Gravion, profiles Ruben Vargas as he overcomes doubt to impress promoter and observers. It details Vargas's early career, the effort to match him with Tony Anthony, and the behind the scenes maneuvering by Ernie Braca, Gambino, Helfand, and others to stage a pivotal fight at Madison Square Garden.
Walkersville High defeats Frederick County 53 50 as Brandenburg and Ed Shelton lead with 23 points each. Lions jump to a 13 3 first quarter run and hold a halftime edge, while Frederick closes gap in second half but cannot overtake. JVs: Walkersville dominates 64 56 behind Linton with 21 points.
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Baltimore Colt quarterback George Shaw asks to be traded after feeling shadowed by Johnny Unitas. The Philadelphia Eagles and three other NFL teams were contacted. McNally may bid after talks with Buck Shaw. Shaw, the No 1 field general, seeks chance to start beyond bench behind Unitas.
New York AP reports Skiatron TV Inc plans to begin pay TV telecasts of major league baseball on the West Coast by July 1 featuring the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Francisco Giants. The company aims to extend to college football in the next year as part of a yearround pay TV program.
Glade Valley a League standings show Kidd's Cafe and Linden Hill Market near the top with 56 and 33 wins. Schlitz Beer leads in high team game and sets, while Brown Koontz Cramer and Powell headline individual averages and marks. Highs include 179 by Brown and 430 by Cramer in sets.
St Johns High of Frederick defeated St Johns of Westminster 69 to 54 on Thursday. Quill Hartman and Martin starred with 23 15 and 13 points, Bourexis led Westminster with 21 as Westminster opened strong with 22 points in Q1 while St John’s built and kept the lead throughout.
George Shaw, second string quarterback for the Ballumule Colts, seeks release to join the Eagles, citing being tired of backing Johnny Unitas. Colts may regret the move if Unitas is injured.
Lincoln High School girls beat Walkersville 45-39 as B Allen led Lincoln with 2 points and Bogler and F Eaves scored 16 each for Walkersville. Lincoln grabbed a 10-9 first-quarter edge but trailed by halftime before a late push in the fourth. Yardley leads NBA scoring season. Detroit Pistons likely trade by Feb 15 or quit basketball after hand injury.
AP reports the Chicago Cubs became the first NL team to sign all players for 1959 when pitcher Dave Hillman turned in his pact. The Indians had already rounded up their roster, leaving the Cubs with 35 players under contract.
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