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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1975
Page
12
A pheasant setter named Flip holds point as cockbirds stay out of season and a covey of quail bursts from multiflora rose. The narrator and Jim chase shifting birds through hedgerows, stream borders, honeysuckle, and snow covered fields, frustrated by limits and gun range. The tale captures training, terrain, and hunting rhythm with vivid detail.
The narrator hunts with Proto by Jim Gilford after pheasant season ends. They flush over 20 pheasants and only one quail, missing a hoped covey at multiple farms. A pheasant dog is left puzzled by the unshot birds and vanished coveys in heavy cover.
San Francisco Board of Education votes 61 to end intramural and interschool athletics for the rest of the year to save about 200000 dollars. About 25000 participants across 36000 students are affected, sparking fears of increased truancy and delinquency. Coaches vow action, while officials cite constitutional budget balancing.
AP reports ski conditions from state commerce data for Pennsylvania and New England. The summaries list snow depth, surface type, and operating status for each hill such as Big Boulder, Camelback, Seven Springs, and Timber Hill in PA and New Hampshire Vermont areas, noting powder, packed powder, machine made, frozen granular, and windblown conditions with operating readiness.
Tickets remain for the Baltimore Orioles Red Lodge basketball charity game this Sunday at 5 PM with FCC Tickets at Watsons Restaurant Shipleys and at the game The Star police will meet the WFMD Towers at 3 PM in Kansas City iAP The Kansas Scouts of the NHL have bought left wing Doug Behr from the Los Angeles Kings GM Sid Abel announced Wednesday
Reben Schmertz owner of the Bastian Celics of the NBA was indicted by a state grand jury on bribery conspiracy charges. J Donald Safran, a Lakewood businessman, and Leisure Technology Corp were named in the probe related to a $6 million sensor cuisine project in Ocean County. The case covers bribes totaling about $31,728 between April 1, 1971 and December 12, 1971, with Schmertz and Safran facing up to 15 years and fines up to 5,000 each. Portash, not elected, would have been a key witness amid ongoing legal actions by the NBA and state authorities.
Atlanta says slugger Dick Allen is placed on voluntary retirement after he informed management he does not want to play for the Braves. Allen led the AL in homers last season but cannot play for any other team due to his contract. Braves GM Eddie Robinson said he accepted Allen's decision and requested immediate retirement in writing.
Michigan State defeated Notre Dame 76 to 73 while Marshall beat Fairleigh Dickinson 54 to 44. Southern California edged Pittsburgh 64 to 62 as Western Michigan won 76 to 56 over Chicago Loyola. Miami Ohio topped Ohio 60 to 57, New Hampshire 81 Maine 77, Oklahoma 91 Iowa State 8, Kansas 72 Nebraska 4.
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