New River Ramps to Improve Potomac Access This Summer
The National Park Service through the C and O Canal Antietam headquarters is building new launch ramps along the Potomac between Cumberland and Seneca and upgrading existing ones. New ramps and bridges at Spring Gap, Fifteen Mile Creek, Little Tonoloway Creek, Taylor's Landing, Snyder's Landing, plus parking, are planned with Shinham and Shepherdstown Bridge ramps being rebuilt. Access is via the Maryland side with upriver ramps in Allegany County near Spring Gap and Little Orleans. Shinham ramp site lies four miles upstream of Harpers Ferry Dam with the canal bridge to be added. Additional ramps exist at Williamsport Four Locks Brunswick Lander Point of Rocks Mouth of the Monocacy White's Ferry Edward's Ferry and Seneca, some with usage fees at Lander and White's Ferry. A possible hoist for Sycamore Landing may replace a ramp due to steep banks.
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Western Maryland JVs Rout FCC 120 74
Western Maryland junior varsity defeated Frederick Community College 120 to 74 in Westminster. FCC never led, trailing 34 to 9 early and 65 to 27 at halftime, then fell further as WMU used multiple squads. FCC’s Paul Throne led with 21 points. four other FCC players reached double figures.
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Bubba Smith Recovers From Ankle Injury Ahead Of Super Bowl
Bubba Smith the Baltimore Colts defensive end says a boot on his left ankle keeps blood flowing after swelling in the NFL championship win over Cleveland. The 6-8 former Michigan State star aims to be 100 percent for the Super Bowl against the Jets while handling Namath’s jabs with composure.
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Rec League Standings And This Week Results
The league standings list Brownies Restaurant first with two losses, Sagners Inc second, Glade Valley third, and other teams including C E Winpigler Supreme Block Company Potomac Edison Middletown Amvets Job Corp Braddock Heights Shipleys International Picture Frames and Aero Jet General. This week results show Brownies Restaurant 80 over Supreme Block 44 and Glade Valley 76 over Braddock Heights 38. Other scores include C E Winpigler 60 over Shipleys 32 and Job Corp 38 over Potomac Edison 40. Next week games include Shipleys vs Aero Jet, Job Corp vs Middletown, Paramar Edison vs Sagners, Supreme Block vs Braddock Heights, Brownies vs Winpigler, and Glade Valley vs International Picture Frames.
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Job Corp
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Brownles Restaurant
Western Maryland tightens grip on boards and pace
In a limited text fragment, Western Maryland dominates early and overall with rebounding edge and control of possessions. Aubred Lane POC appears as a misread name while the summary notes the team’s strong shooting percentage and board work.
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Maynard Saver Key Jets Threat in Super Bowl
Jets rely on Don Maynard and George Sauer Jr. as a fast, precise 1-2 receiving duo. Maynard, 31, known for humor and fitness, and Sauer, 24, praised for improved hands with contact lenses, form a core against the Colts. Both players stand out in pregame talk and yardage marks.
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New York Jets
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Dodgers Sign Sogge To Baseball Contract
Los Angeles Dodgers sign Stee Sogge the Trojans quarterback to a baseball contract and assign him to the Spokane Indians of the Pacific Coast League. A Dodger spokesman said Sogge, 21, received a bonus, amount not disclosed.
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