Southerners win first National Team Championship title in BASS
Southerners from eight-man teams across five State Federation Divisions swept the inaugural BASS Federation National Championship at Chickamauga and Nickajack Lakes near Chattanooga Tennessee. Dan Humphrey of Kinston North Carolina captured the individual title with 21 bass totaling 22 pounds 15 ounces as Maryland and other Eastern and Central teams posted strong finishes and earned spots for the upcoming Bass Masters Classic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Bass Federation
Federation
B.A.S.S
Chickamauga
Nickjack Lakes
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mameot
Dan Humphrey
Kinston
N.C
James Allen
Crystal Springs
Miss
Allen
Bvision
Richard Long
Thurmont
Roger Shirkey
Lothian
Clyde Réeneman
Derwood
Kurt Wolfe
Frostburg
David Barnes
Weeks Mills
Maine
Tom Floroski
Shelian
Conn
Frank Haught
Lumberport
W.va
Terry Muldrew
Benwood
Humphrey
Brad Mills
Bonner
Kan
Donald Eddins
Demopolis
Ala
Chris Daniels
Clayton
N C
Lumperport
Jeff Statan
Greg Scott
Dearborn
Mich
David Kueterman
Sidney
Obie
Free Staters
Rick Long
Clyde Reneman
Bay bluefish bonanza draws anglers to Chesapeake waters
The Chesapeake Bay yields an outstanding bluefish season with 8 to 9 pounders and many 10 to 9 pounders by Capt Eddie Davis and other charters around Ridge, St. Marys County. Chumming drives quick loads while sea trout are scarce. rockfish stockpile grows under the four year moratorium and DNR surveys will show spring reproduction progress by September. A coast wide striped bass size increase is proposed to 36 inches in 1989 and 38 inches by 1990, impacting Atlantic coast fisheries.
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Chesapeake Bay
Maryland
Eddie Davis
Ridge
St. Mary's County
Davis
Chum Nes
Capt
Scheible's
Scheivle's
Tme
Cedarville
Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Atlantic Coast Marine Fisheries Commission
Atlantic
Inkster takes 1st round lead at Mayflower Classic
Juli Inkster shot 4 under 65 in Indianapolis leading the LPGA Mayflower Classic after an eagle on the 47 yard No 1 hole and four birdies in her first 10 holes. She finished bogey free with eight straight pars and leads by three over seven players including defending champ Colleen Walker.
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Indianapolis
Juli Inkster
Inkster
Amy Alcott
Noblesville
Beth Daniel
Country Club of
Colleen Walker
Chris Johnson
Sally Quinlan
Terry-Jo Myers
Dooms White
Betsy King
Tammie Green
Mount women sign two recruits for 1988-89 season
Mount St. Marys announces signing of Vanessa Blair and Kristi Swafford to letters of intent for 1988-89. Blair, 6-foot forward-center from Largo High School, led her team in scoring 18.0, rebounding 14.0, and blocks 3.0, becoming all-time rebound leader with 825 and second in scoring with 950. Swafford, 5-6 guard from Fairfield High School, led Green Knights in scoring 13.0 and steals 4.0. two-year captain and two-time team MVP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St. Mary's
Bill Sheshan
Vanessa Blair
Largo High School
Kristi Swafford
Fairfield High School
Fairfield
Blair
Bob Blair
Washington
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Passin
Notes
With Sen Gilford
Potomac River
Central Maryland
Steve Lapp
Gary Stoffe
Jason Parker
Jim Strickler
John Dell’ Angello
Central
Lake Anna
Lander Bassmasters
Virginia
Lander
Chuck Sisk
Leonard Rabbitt
Chick Sisk
Lunker
Brian Jenkins
Washington County
Susquehanna Flats
Frank Baker
Galen Scuffins
Don Long
Bob Easterday
Ted Staley
Easterday
Staley
Loz
Conowingo Reservoir
Ronnie Boone
Boone
Mike Ridinger
Don Schiltknecht
Mick Myers
Harry Mays
Jennings Randolph
Bloomington
Deep Creek Lake
Potomac
Hancock
Seneca
Bitesize Cordell
Norman Crankbants
Giiwt
D.C
Swann and
Broad Creek
Jim Gillard
Cust Jin Gillard
Daniel Barrick
Frederick
Monocacy
Dan
Biggs Ford Bridge
Walker Zimmerman Jr
Chincoteague
Rom Cathde Bain
Zimmerman
Mayflower
Allison Finney
Nancy Taylor
Carolyn Hull
Starley Furlong
Martha Nause
Lenore Rittenhouse
Lisa Walters
Trish Johnston
Wales
Joan Pitcock
Rancho Murieta
Calif
Shelly
Jefferson Pike
Mt. Zion
Iveco Diesel
Grimes
Ee Truck Center
Nevi
Heviemuk MD
Fai
Hagerstown
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