Hearing on HB 129Aimed at Maryland deer management
Maryland sportsmen landowners and others are urged to attend a February hearing on HB 129 in Annapolis. The bill outlines male deer hunting rules nine days in November or December, limited antlerless season by permit, bow season dates, and possible population control for crop damage. Also mentioned is a safety note from Outdoor America about deaths from fumes in sleeping bags and precautions to air and dry camping gear.
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Maryland
Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee
State Capitol
Annapolis
Madelyn Cramer
Izaak Walton
Outdoor America
Minnesota
Glenelg Edges Mt Airy In Overtime 49 45
Glenelg defeated Mt Airy 49 to 45 in overtime after holding Ray Blanton to 11 points. Ron Linton sparked Mt Airy with 3 points late tying the game at 43 43. Powell scored 16 for Glenelg including four in overtime. Glenelg JV also won 32 24.
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Glenelg
Mt. Airy
Ray Blanton
Bulldogs
Ron Linton
Powell
Ron Clower
Olenairy
Mount St. Mary's Rout Washington College 111-80
Mount St. Marys used a strong first half to pull away and defeated Washington College 111-80 in Emmitsburg. John Carrell led with 16 points, Mike Costello 13, and Tom Finnegan top scored for Washington with 28. The Mounts finished 11-3 in Mason-Dixon play and 16-6 overall. Washington slipped to 5-6 in league, 10-8 overall.
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Emmitsburg
Mount St. Mary’s
Washington College
Mounts
Mason-Dixon
Maryland
John Carrell
Mike Costello
Dave Spewak
Washington
Tom Finnegan
Beatles Visit Cassius Clay at Fifth Street Gym
The Beatles toured the Miami Beach training quarters of Cassius Clay as he prepares for the Sonny Liston bout. The scene drew photographers and a few fans while Clay and the Fab Four chatted in the gym and posed under the headlines performance.
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Ben Funk
Associated Press
Miami Beach
Cassius Clay
Fifth Street
Clay
Sonny Liston
U. S
Cassius
George Harrison
Beatles
Ted
Willie Pastrano
Liston
Lennon
Louie Armstrong
Ringo Starr
Paul McCartney
NBA Results and AHL Scores From Tonight
The Celtics defeated the 76ers 103 to 93 and the Warriors beat the Pistons 108 to 98. The Knicks scored 118 but the Los Angeles team game status is unlisted. The AHL game saw Baltimore win 4 to 2 over Providence.
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Boston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Detroit
New York
Los Angeles
Subpoena Question Eyed In Finley Testimony Row
Senate Antitrust subcommittee may subpoena Charles C. Finley to testify on his Kansas City Athletics lease dispute. The panel awaits a showdown weekend with AL owners and weighs extending antitrust exemptions to other major sports. Finley offered records but declined Tuesday to testify, citing a prior Boston engagement.
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Jerry T. Baulch
Washington
Charles C. Finley
Kansas City
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Edward V. Long
D-Mo
Athletics
Joseph E. Cronin
American League
Warren Giles
National League
Giles
Finley
Hart
Boston
Municipal
Chicago
Sen. Long
City Council weighs Boston meeting representation
Kansas City AP The City Council met secretly Tuesday but failed to decide whether to send a representative to the American League meeting in Boston Friday. The showdown with Athletics owner Charles O Finley over moving the club from Kansas City looms, with council divisions over representation and over Finley’s lease offers.
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Kansas City
American League
Boston
Athletics
Charles O. Finley
Finley
Municipal Stadium
New Softball Loop Formed In Frederick
The Frederick Industrial League a new city softball circuit will operate this summer with four teams Mains Shopping Center East Frederick Stups Sinclair and Centennial Rebels. A 24 game schedule runs April 28 through July 11 with 6 45 pm starts and 7 pm forfeit time. rosters hold 17 players and no age limit. contact managers Charley May Sonny White John Knill Wayne Ohler for details. Trophies and medals will be awarded at season end.
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Frederick
Mains Shopping Center
East Frederick
Stup’s
Sinclair
Centennial Rebels
Baker Park
Wesley Farr
Harvey Showe Jr
Charley May
Mains
Sonny White
John Knill
Wayne Ohler
Rebels
Emerson Fletcher Defy Australian Tennis Ban
Roy Emerson and Ken Fletcher, Australian stars, will play in the National Indoor Championships in Salisbury Maryland despite the Australian ban on overseas play before March 31. The USLTA says players in good standing at home may compete, calling the Australian dispute a domestic matter while thanking the players for their participation and experience.
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New York
U. S
USLTA
United States
Field
Norman Strange
The
Lawn Tennis Association of Australia
LTAR
Strange
Salisbury, Md
Ken Fletcher
Australia
Roy Emerson
Brisbane
Salisbury
Emerson
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association
United States Organization
Fletcher
Associated Press
Garden To Form Own TV Network For Boxing
The Madison Square Garden boxing operation forms its own television network for fifty televised bouts starting Sept. 14, with ABC dropping its Friday night series Sept. 11. The Garden plans a mix of in house and independent promoter events, with a minimum of six championship fights planned and Gillette continuing as sponsor.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Garden
ABC
the Garden
Gillette Company
Harry Markson
Benny
Kid) Paret
Emile Griffith
UCLA Maintains lead in AP poll with 21 0 start
UCLA remains atop the AP major college basketball poll at 21 0 after beating Washington last week and preparing for Stanford. Michigan moves to second with 17 2, Kentucky third, Duke fourth, Villanova fifth, Oregon State seventh, DePaul ninth, Drake moves into 10th.
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Ben Olan
Associated Press
UCLA
Bruins
Stanford
Indians
Washington
Washington State
California
Southern California
Michigan
Indiana
Kentucky Wildcats
Mississippi State
Duke
Blue Devils
Villanova
Oregon State
DePaul
Marquette
Western Ontario
Wichita
Drake
Vanderbilt
Vandy
Kentucky
Davidson
St Johns JV Team Beats St Josephs Emmitsburg
St Johns JV led by John Polino and Bob DeGrange opened strong and beat St Josephs of Emmitsburg JV 75 to 23. Polino had 22 points, DeGrange 21, including a 32 10 halftime cushion as DeGrange added 15 in the second half. Haines led St Josephs with nine.
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St. John’s
Jv’s
John Polino
Bob DeGrange
St. Joseph’s
Emmitsburg
Polino
Saints
DeGrange
Haines
Former AL umpire dies at age 69 in Boston
William J. Bill Stewart 69 onetime National League umpire and NHL coach and referee died Tuesday at Jamaica Plain Veterans Administration Hospital after a stroke two weeks earlier. He began umpiring in 1933 after minor league playing and coaching careers and left the NL in 1955 after officiating in four All-Star games and five World Series.
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Boston
William J
Bill) Stewart
Jamaica Plain Veterans Administration Hospital
County Schoolboy Slate Postponed Again Amid Snow Delays
For the second time this year Frederick County basketball slate is postponed due to snow. If school is in session Frederick High hosts Martinsburg on Senior Night. Brunswick and Emmitsburg rescheduled for tomorrow while others wrestle with new dates. Walkersville hosts Singanore in doubt of rematch. Thurmont and Middletown cancel matchups.
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Frederick County
Frederick High
Martinsburg
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Walkersville
Singanore
Thurmont
Middletown
Maryland State and Davidson Dispatch Rival Teams
College basketball results show Maryland State 112 over Howard 86 and Davidson 105 over Towson St 60. Wake Forest edged Duke 71 to 72, Navy defeated Bucknell 86 to 47, Minnesota beat Michigan 89 to 75, Virginia Tech toppled Furman 78 to 75, Maryland erased North Carolina 74 to something, with Frostburg State 76 and E Carolina 45 noted.
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Maryland State
Howard
Frostburg State
Towson St
Davidson
E. Carolina
Wake Forest
Duke
Navy
Bucknell
Minnesota
Michigan
Va. Tech
Furman
Maryland
North Carolina
Hardin Re-signs Five Year Navy Football Pact At $19 000
Navy signs Wayne Hardin to a five year contract amid a strong season. The 36 year old coach will serve as coach and special assistant to the athletics director and focus on recruiting. Hardin led Navy to nine wins in 10 games and a Cotton Bowl loss to Texas.
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Annapolis
Army
Navy
Wayne Hardin
Academy
Hardin
Midshipmen
Texas
Harding
E. E
Rip
Hard
Roger Staubach
Jolly Roger
Pat Donnelly
Ed Orr
Kip Paskewich
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Castleman League
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MT. Airy Bowl
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Linton
Clutter
Sunstrum
Hagy
Fink
Blanton
Ridgely
Miller
Sipseopat
Mount Breezes
Terrors
AHL
Baltimore
Providence
Missouri
Long
Kaycee
Own TV Netork
ST. John's
Jv’s Down
ST. Joe
Philheat
Blue Ridge Oil Company
P.O. Box
Frederick, Md
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