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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1971
Page
12
Wildlife researchers outline how lead from spent shot causes deadly problems in ducks and geese. Iron alloy pellets emerge as a practical non toxic substitute though initial issues included reduced killing power and gun barrel wear. By 1973 predictions suggest iron pellets will replace lead in shot shells.
The Troop 799 C team beat Junior Church League Team Baptist Church 51 to 33 led by Rob Schantz with 17 points while Kevin Hutto scored 15 for Baptist Church. TJ B team defeated Scout 799 B 50 to 37 at Detrick Field House. Dale Young Randy Smallwood and Ken Neufeld scored for respective sides.
Cavaliers beat Rebels 27-23 as Larry Rash 157 remained unbeaten. Matches featured pins by Yonkers, Kerr, Rash and others and noted a trend from 1970 season where relievers pitched in most games and starters completed most.
Houston Oilers pick Ed Hughes 43, offensive coach for the San Francisco 49ers, to lead the team. Hughes will bring a full backfield on offense, defense and quarterback planning, after 12 years as an assistant and a five year contract.
The Baltimore Orioles announced contracts with four regulars a relief pitcher and a utility infielder Dave Johnson 28 year old All Star second baseman hit .281 last season signed for about 45000 Don Burford left fielder hit .272 drew club record 109 walks as leadoff Dick Hall 40 year old reliever went 10 5 with three saves and reserve Chico Salomon Hall reports Feb 18 while the others report Feb 25 at Miami camp
The Brunswick-Walkersville game postponed due to the accidental death of a Brunswick student will be played February 4 at Brunswick.
Bob Lunn Fred Marti and Massengale fired 64s to pace the Phoenix Open field at Arizona Country Club. Arnold Palmer birdied 3 times to 68, while Dave Hill flashed 65 in the tough, windless conditions. No bogeys were logged by the leaders in near perfect weather.
JACKSON MISS AP Billy Kinard an Arkansas assistant was named the new Ole Miss head coach replacing Johnny Vaught who becomes assistant athletic director. Frank Kinard Kinard's brother was named athletic director succeeding Tad Smith who had served since 1946. Vaught and Smith had mild heart attacks this season and Kinard led the Rebels to the Gator Bowl loss to Auburn 35 28 for a 7 4 record.
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