Smith leads Red Man qualifiers on Potomac fishing tourney
Robert Smith topped 188 anglers in the Red Man Piedmont Division qualifier on the lower Potomac July 30 winning with five bass totaling 12 pounds 14 ounces. Bob Bowman and Bob Dobart followed, with Huminik Sanders and others among the top ten. Regulators weigh two public meetings Aug 22 to discuss changes including a spawning no kill period and a Potomac upper river slot limit.
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Carl Raver
Bob Bowman
Sterling, Va
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Mt. Veron
Bob Dobart
Rosedale
Dobart
Michael Huminik
Great Falls
Huminik
Piscataway Creek
Sanders
Wade Dellinger
Woodstock
William Kramer
Gaithersburg
John Bailey
Danville
Chester Sadowski
Baltimore
Chickahomoiny
Buggs Island
Maryland Fisheries Division
Maryland
Upper
Potomac
Dam No. 3
Dam No. 4
Bob Bachman
Freshwater Fisheries Division
Bachman
South End Civic Association
Herford High School
York Road
Herford
National Guard
Queen Anne
Lane Center
Frostburg State Univ
Frostburg
Jim Gilford
Robert Smith
Potomac River
Smith
Reaves aims to make NFL mark with Redskins
Carlisle AP reports Willard Reaves, a CFL star, works to secure an NFL roster spot with the Washington Redskins after offseason muscle gain and a strong preseason showing. He moved from fame in Canada to proving himself in the U.S. while rebuilding after an injury.
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Willard Reaves
Washington Redskins
Reaves
Canada
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U.S
Washington
Buffalo Bills
Gerald Riggs
Mandarich Lowers Demand as Packers Hold Firm
Mandarich, the 315 pound Green Bay rookie tackle, reduced his salary demand to about 1.4 to 1.5 million annually from 2 million, while noting Aikman signed for 11.037 million over six years with the Cowboys and that Aikman’s deal is worth less than reported. Packers official Tom Braatz maintains the initial offer of 4.1 million over five years, with negotiations centered on top linemen seeking 2 million per year.
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Wis
Itchy Cabhout
Tony Mandarich
Green Bay Packers
Whittier
Calif
Speed
Milwaukee Journal
Troy Aikman
Dallas Cowboys
Aikman
Mandarich
Vern Sharbaugh
Tom Braatz
Fackers
NFL
Anthony Munoz
Cincinnati
Oneman
Tony
Brats
Sharbaugh
Braatz
Lewistown Tigers take 3rd in Eastern U.S. tourney
The Lewistown Tigers under 219 and under junior Olympic ASA fast pitch softball finished third at the ASA Eastern U.S. Area Championship in Boston. The Maryland team went 3-2, with losses to Jersey Shilohs and the OTB Diamonds, and earned a no-hitter in one game.
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U.S
Boston
Mass
Tigers
Maryland
Seaboard
Lewistown
Jersey Shilohs
OTB Diamonds
New York
Marcj Whitehead
Carrie Shank
Whitehead
Shank
Jenny Dirks
Kelli Summers
Tracy Miller
Oilers
Binghamton
Michele Rasberry
Sonia Fannin
Dilks
Rasberry
Lora Glaspell
Miller
Taunton Blue Devils
Carol Ewan
Long Island
Diamonds
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