Fishing Clinic at Armory Draws Wide Participation
The Izaak Walton League chapter hosts a two night free fishing workshop at the National Guard Armory next Tuesday and Wednesday at 7 p.m. panels include Doug Carson and Herman Daley with John Fox, plus gear demonstrations, slides on May stone caddis flies, and talks on fly and spinning tackle. Local dealers and guides attend. admission is free and all are welcome.
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Izaak Walton League
National Guard
Doug Carson
Chesapeake Bay
Crisfield
Herman Daley
John Fox
Herman
Middletown Girls Top Walkersville in District Showdown
Middletown outscored Walkersville 17 9 in the second quarter and won 35 28 to claim the game. Sarah Akelt and Gail Locke each finished with 12 points to pace the Middletown attack while Kay Clem led Walkersville with 10. Earlier Middletown beat Frederick 38 14 as Locke scored 14 and Ahalt and Deterding added eight and six.
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Middletown
Walkersville
Sarah Akelt
Gail Locke
Kay Clem
Frederick
Susan Ahalt
Diane Deterding
Walleyettes
Arnod
Anhalt
Badbingtton
Palm
Crem
Axline
Snyder
Locke
Tucker
Cee Walkersville
Tate Ewe
Homrena Prebrchives
Texas Tech Exits SWC Race Over Ineligible Player
Texas Tech withdraws from Southwest Conference title chase and any postseason due to star forward Norman Reuther not meeting required academic hour totals. Dr J William Davis cited delayed posting of midterm grace reports as the cause, noting Tech led the race by one game but will not pursue remaining fixtures.
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Lubbock
Tex
Texas Tech
J. William Davis
Adrmittee
Norman Reuther
Tech
Red Raiders
Southern Methodist
Davis
High Schools Wrap Up States Tonight
Area high schools close regular season with seven games and Carroll County tournament finals. Emmitsburg at St. Josephs, Thurmont at Boonsboro, Linganore at Middletown, Damascus at Glenelg, Frederick at Robert Peary, Churchill at Poolesville, Sterwood hosts Gaithersburg. Western Maryland College hosts CC tournament final Mt. Airy vs Sykesville.
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Carroll County
Emmitsburg
St. Joseph’s
Thurmont
Boonsboro
Linganore
Middletown
Damascus
Glenelg
Frederick
Robert Peary
Churchill
Poolesville
Sterwood
Gaithersburg
Western Maryland College
Mt. Airy
Sykesville
Ex Major League Hurler Arrested For Selling Dope
Ex Major League pitcher Higbe, a 13 year veteran with 418 games and a 118 101 record, is charged with selling 100 barbital tablets to a State Penitentiary inmate where he works as a guard. Bond posted, trial date not set. penalty up to 5,000 dollars fine or 10 years in prison.
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Columbia
Kirby Highe
State Penitentiary
Robert Culbreth
Ellis C. MacDougall
State Department of Corrections
Higbe
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
Isc
Pitchers and Catchers Open Bird Camp at Miami Stadium
Twenty one pitchers and seven catchers started Baltimore Orioles spring training in Miami Stadium. Amid a 20 to 40 mile per hour wind and 70 degree heat the battery men did 90 minutes of calisthenics running throwing and pepper drills. One minor casualty occurred when Milt Pappas strained his left thigh but returned to limited work after a trainer examination.
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MIAMI
Baltimore Orioles
Miami Stadium
Milt Pappas
Eddie Weidner
Frederick Softball Team Holds Open Meeting at Harmon Field
A meeting for girls interested in joining the Frederick softball team is scheduled for Monday at 7 p.m. at Harmon Field.
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Harmon Field
Frederick
Twin Double Payoff Sets Flat Track Record At Hialeah
A retired businessman who uses scientific handicapping won 108,242.40 in the Twin Double at Hialeah, the largest flat track payoff ever. The race featured Moral Suasion, ridden by Mike Gonzalez, finishing ahead after a stewards inquiry.
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Miami
Fla
Hialeah
Roosevelt Raceway
Tropical Park
Moral Suasion
Countess Jan
Nitelife Charlie
Mike Gonzalez
Cheshire
Glass House
Garbeau
Taut Haul
Gulfstream
Tammy Davis Returns to Form in Madison Square Garden Meet
Tammy Davis, in her comeback after a leg injury, posted 7.9 seconds in the 60 yard hurdles trials at Madison Square Garden and finished third in the finals behind Chi Cheng and Jenny Wingerson. She earned a spot on a US team tour to Europe in April while preparing for Baltimore events Saturday night.
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Tammy Davis
Madison Square Garden
New York
Europe
Tammy
West Frederick
Paris
London
Berlin
Civic Center
Baltimore
Debbie Thompson
Australia
U.S
Miss Wingerson
Toronto
Frederick
Jenny
No Smoke Lema's Golf Form Slips After Quit Smoking
Tony Lema says quitting cigarettes at Arnold Palmer's urging has hurt his swing. The Masters favorite, who won four titles last season, reports weight gain and sleep trouble but expects improvement within a month. He plans to enter Greensboro Open before the Masters while focusing on his game and remaining smoke free.
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New York
Tony Lema
Arnold Palmer
San Leandro
Calif
Tony
Bob Charles
Paul Harney
Bill Casper
Rod Funseth
George Knudson
George Arthur
Lema
Bobby Nichols
Jack Nicklaus
Casper
Nicklaus
Palmer
Ken Venturi
Nichols
Myself
Evansville Aces Edge Toward Key Showdown With Salukis
Evansville holds a 22 game win streak and leads the AP small college poll with 149 points while Central State sits second at 121 after a 21-0 run that included wins over Wilmington and Detroit Tech. Southern Illinois lurks at No 4 and can close the gap with a home win in Carbondale.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Evansville , Aces
Southern Illinois Salukis
Marauders
Evansville
Southern Illinois
Salukis
Southern Ilinois
Carbondale
Central State
Aces
Valparaiso
Kentucky Wesleyan
Wilmington
Detroit Tech
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Game and Inland Fish Commission
Delphy’s
Fox's Bait Store
Shipley’s, Inc
Kinsey’s Boats
Don Lewis
Ralph Brown
Penguins
Antarctic
Mt. St. Mary’s
Bridgewater
Mason-Dixon
Catholic University
Hampden Sydney
Roanoke
Baltimore Loyola
Randolph Macon
Western Maryland
Jim Liversberger
Jack Campbell
Mountaineers
Livelsberger
Campbell
Bernie Haag
Liversberger
Pete Johnston
Lou Martine
Paul Hatcher
Mount
Catholic U
Hampden- Sydney
Virginia
Cardinals
Charley Boyle
Emmett Speicher
Denis Soden
Hampden-Sydney
Thom Quarles
Quarles
Irv Lentz
Lentz
Yellow Jackets
Stan Trimble
Bob Minutella
Jim Shaw
Skip Shear
Sam Leishure
Loyola
John Mongero
Butch Prillaman
Dick Sullivan
Marty Maher
Mike Johnston
Mt. St. Mary's
John Carrell
the News
Maryland
Johnston
Billy Herman
Boston Red Sox
Philips
Blue Ridge Oil Company
Frederick, Md
Dupont Powder
Basenell-Banner Scopes
Abe
Cleet Sales
Sporting Goods
West, RD
Frederick, Maryland
Niewsepat
Qarah
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