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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1972
Page
2
A defense of hunting as a wildlife management tool argues that hunting helps control game populations and prevent overgrowth. Conservation managers contend that without harvest, surplus animals harm habitats, citing Yellowstone elk culls and dove and quail losses, and advocate regulated seasons and bag limits to balance ecosystems.
An opinion piece argues hunters aid wildlife recovery through licenses and taxes driving habitat conservation. It cites wild turkey, whitetailed deer, beaver, pronghorn, and waterfowl gains financed by hunters and organizations like Ducks Unlimited. The author counters anti hunting claims and notes habitat loss vs hunting’s managed benefits.
Louisville Kentucky AP The American Basketball Association moved toward an open draft for college players but paused on the decision. Commissioner Jack Dolph said if undergraduates are drafted then all undergraduates should be eligible. He cited a California court ruling striking down pro basketball’s four year rule and noted the word hardship may be removed from policy. The board, meeting ahead of the all star game in Freedom Hall, also discussed a potential merger with the NBA and club finances in several cities, especially Pittsburgh.
The Frederick YMCA Girls Swim Team will swim Hood College at the local YMCA Monday January 31 1972 at 6:30 p.m. This will be the second meeting since 1969 70 when Frederick Y won by four points. The dual meet includes nine events with diving relay freestyle butterfly back and breaststroke. Public is invited free to view this local talent display.
Walkersville led 68 49 after three quarters as Shaw fouled out late in the period. Remsberg 25 and Butts 23 fueled the Lions to an 80 63 victory. Shaw 18 and Remsberg 10 added Lion scoring while Fawley 20 led Knight scoring. Lions dominated boards 55 27 with Shaw grabbing 20 rebounds.
In Cincinnati, Jack Marin scored 38 as the Baltimore Bullets beat the Royals 132 to 124. Baltimore shot 55 percent to Cincinnati’s 61 percent while Marin hit 17 of 27. Nate Archibald added 30 points and 17 assists, John Mengelt 27, and a late 10 straight Bullets run sealed the win.
In Chicago the Big Ten suspended two Minnesota players Ron Behagen and Marvin Corky Taylor for the rest of the season after a brawl with Ohio State that left two Buckeyes hospitalized. Commissioner Wayne Duke credited an investigation showing an unsportsmanlike act precipitating the incident and said Minnesota will continue its inquiry. Duke also announced a league review of game administration, crowd control, and security to be discussed at a Chicago meeting of athletic directors.
New Oxford led early and stayed ahead to defeat South Carroll 71 54 on Friday night. South Carroll played without three starters due to illness and relied on JV players Kevin Allsop and Mike Johnson who each scored 12. Ned Powers led New Oxford with 20 points. Larry Grantham and Don Maynard noted as Jets alumni.
Frederick Track and Field Club won the Bureau of Recreation Sponsored meet at the 5th Reg Armory with 92 points to East Side's 30 among 16 teams. Frederick's 9 year old squad took the 220 relay record, while Debbie Zimmer man, Karlyn Hasle, and Barbara Day Towson led a strong showing across divisions.
MSD meets Western Pennsylvania School for the Deaf in high school action while Slay FCC visits American University frosh. Mount St Marys travels to Philadelphia Tex tile for college contests on a busy Saturday schedule.
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