Spring trout stocking set for Maryland streams and lakes
The Freshwater Fisheries Division will stock about 323000 hatchery trout in 49 streams and 54 lakes and ponds across Maryland by late May, with Western Maryland receiving nearly 70 percent of the fish. Stocking locations include Garrett Allegany Washington and Frederick counties plus major waters such as the Gunpowder and Little Gunpowder Falls and the Patuxent River. New rules introduce a pilot catch-and-release regime on Owens Creek from June 1, 1995, after a put-and-take period through May, and Little Hunting Creek will remain a wild-trout area with release-only required if caught. Also, 30 fishermen and the Maryland Fly Anglers will supply 1000 trout for Big Hunting Creek’s catch-and-return section. Copies of the full schedule are available at stores and license dealers.
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Freshwater Fisheries Division
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Frederick
Maryland
Baltimore
Carroll
Howard
Prince George's
Montgomery
Harford
Gunpowder
Little Gunpowder
Baltimore County
Patuxent River
Prince George’s
Deer Creek
Harford County
Garrett County
Frederick County
North Branch
Potomac
Deep Creek Lake
Youghiogheny River
Fishing Creek
Owens Creek
Friends Creek
Middle Creek
Frank Bentz
Cunningham Falls
Urbana Lake
Rainbow Lake
Middletown Community
Whiskey Springs
Hamburg Pond
Woodsboro Community
Whitter Lake
Little Hunting Creek
Potomac Valley
Frederick County Sportsmans Council
Freshwater Fisheries
U.S. 15
State Park
Fisheries Division
Raven Rock Road
Roddy Road
Pennsylvania
Keystoners
Casselman River
Potomac River
Town Creek
Allegany County
Ina and Dungjen Realize Olympic Dreams in Lillehammer
Kayoko Ina and Jason Dungjen, a new US pair, earned their first Olympic berths after finishing second at nationals. They acknowledge the Russians remain favorites while aiming to skate their best at Lillehammer, building toward future prospects and Olympic experience.
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Lillehammer
Norway
Kyoko Ina
Jason Dungjen
Ina
Dungjen
United States
Olympic Amphitheatre
Susan
Karen Courtland
Courtland
Todd Reynolds
U.S
Ina Dungren
Courtland-Reynolds
Nagano
Japan
Dungren
Detroit
Joe Louis Arena
Burrows
Ice dancer eyes Lillehammer as tragedy hits Punsalan family
Olympic ice dancer Elizabeth Punsalan prepared to bury her father as her brother Ricardo Punsalan waived a preliminary hearing on aggravated murder charges. He remained in custody and a grand jury was ordered. Elizabeth planned to skate in Lillehammer in memory of Ernesto Punsalan.
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Lorain
Ohio
Elizabeth Punsalan
Punsalan
Ricardo Punsalan
Lorain Municipal
Gustavo Nunez
Ernie Punsalan Jr
Ricardo
Ernie Punsalan
Nunez
Lorain County
Ernesto Punsalan
Sheroe Lake
Cleve
St. Thomas the Apostle Church
Sheffield Lake
Lillehammer
Norway
Europe
David Nager
Jerod
Joseph Grunda
Lake Erie
Ellen Nager
Hope Center
St. Joseph Hospital and Health Center
Schmidt
Belcher signs with Tigers amid MLB arbitration activity
Detroit extends one year to Tim Belcher for 3.4 million, with free agency allowed after the World Series. The move comes as four arbitration cases settle, including Kevin Tapani, Scott Erickson, Pedro Munoz, and Carlos Quintana, while Bret Saberhagen faces a suspension and Aikman avoids surgery.
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Michiel Jordan
Detroit Tigers
Tim Belcher
Belcher
Reds
White Sox
Chicago
Tigers
New York Yankees
Kevin Maas
Houston
Tom Edens
Minnesota
Kevin Tapani
Scott Erickson
Pedro Munoz
Tapani
Tour DuPont lures LeMond Armstrong in revised race plan
Greg LeMond and Lance Armstrong were named entrants in the Tour DuPont as organizers unveiled a revised 1,060 mile 12 day route. The race runs May 4 to May 15 from Wilmington Delaware to Winston-Salem North Carolina with stages in four states. Raul Alcala, last year’s world champion, will defend his title and races alongside Armstrong on Motorola.
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Richmond
Greg LeMond
Lance Armstrong
Tour DuPont
Wilmington
Del
Winston-Salem
N.C
LeMound
U.S
Armstrong
Mexico
Raul Alcala
Alcala
Motorola
Lemieux Considers Retirement Amid Back Problems
Mario Lemieux, a two time NHL MVP, may retire if chronic back injuries prevent him from returning this season. He hopes to rejoin the Penguins for Friday in Detroit but exited practice after a painful setback. He has missed skating since and undergone back surgery twice in the past. He also beat Hodgkin's disease earlier in his career.
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Twins
Erickson
Munoz
Carlos Quintana
Boston Red Sox
Quintana
Bret Saberhagen
New York Mets
Saberhagen
Pittsburgh
Mario Lemieux
NHL
Pittsburgh Penguins
Penguins
Detroit
Lemieux
Hodgkin's
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Jim Gilford
Dept. OF Natural Resources
Fleming Crapke
Quierre Creek
Frente
Carroll Creek
Cunningham Fade Lake
Urbana
Middletown
Woodeboro
Whatier
Todd Sand
Jenni Meno
Tokyo
Englewood Cliffs
N.J
Peter Burrows
Jill Trenarys
Kristi Yamaguchis
Nancy Kerrigans
Michigan State
Thomas Schmidt
Swallow
Aikman
Irving
Texas
Troy Aikman
Dallas Cowboys
James Andrews
Fort Worth
San Francisco
UNC
Phelps
Wake
Duncan
Clemson
S.C
North Carolina
Derrick Phelps
Tim Duncan
Wake Forest
East Elmhurst
N.Y
Tar Heels
Duke
Grant Hill
Blue Devils
Jerry Stackhouse
Wolfpack
St. Croix
Virgin Islands
North Carolina State
Rhode Island
Jets
Redskins
Breaux
NEW York
New York Jets
Pete Carroll
Don Breaux
Washington Redskins
Don
Carrall
Arkansas
Joe Gibbs
DuPont
LeMond
E. Patrick Street
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