Fishing In Paradise Returns to a Fisherman’s Paradise
The Paradise on Spring Creek near Bellefonte in Central Pennsylvania emerged as a legendary fly fishing site after opening in 1934. It drew thousands yearly with big trout, strict limits, and later changes to a catch and release style due to pollution and costs. Today it remains productive though fewer and smaller fish attract patient anglers who seek a challenge over mass crowds.
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Players Practice As Talks Continue
NFL veterans train on a University of Miami field as contract talks continue. George Mira of the Eagles, Jack Clancy of the Packers, and Bob Griese of the Dolphins debate pensions and timing while players run 40-yard sprints amid a playoff atmosphere.
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MSL Standings From This Week’s Scheduled Games
Brunswick meets New Market with Repp and Lake refereeing as Germantown visits New Windsor with Weddle and Mathews on duty. Frederick travels to Giants with Crabbs and Sullivan. Mt. Airy faces Lucketts with Cline and James listed as officials.
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Shenandoah Downs Big Exacta Jackpot Won Again
At Shenandoah Downs Charles Town WV a single fan claimed the night’s big exacta jackpot of 323 664 40 after the fifth and sixth races Good Reputation paid 19 60 and Corlay 20 80. The unidentified winner previously took 25 136 00 last Monday in the Shenandoah Big Exacta.
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Pirates Narrowly Nip Braves In NL Tight Spot
Dave Cash tripled and scored in a three run second as the Pirates beat the Braves 6-5 to widen their NL East lead. Richie Hebner opened the decisive eighth with a single, Hank Aaron fumbled, and Al Oliver and Cash fueled the rally. Don Cardwell walked Sanguillen and hit Robertson to tie, then Cash's sac fly won it.
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Baseball scores and lineups from yesterday’s games
Yesterday results show Baltimore 5 Kansas City 4 and several doubleheaders. Oakland hosts New York with Kl ine 1 1 and Dobson 9 10 while Washington Brunet 7 5 faces California Meesersmith 9 for Cal. Boston 1 at Minnesota 2 Detroit 1 Cleveland 5 Chicago 2 New York Koosman 5 5 faces Los Angeles Singer 7 3.
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Yasterday
Raceway Holds Special Race
HAGERSTOWN The Fourth Sumi a l Wynn's National Championship for supermodifieds and super sprints will be run Sunday at Hagerstown Raceway. The event is a Wynn's co op venture with Milton R Moats. Purse exceeds 7500 dollars and the winner collects 1000 plus Wynn's prizes and trophy. Double points toward the track championship will be posted. Defending champion Shans Crimp and top winner Elmer Ruby head the field. The companion modern stocks race runs 30 laps with 350 to the winner. Start time is 7 pm with rain date set for August 2.
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Mules to Race in Laurel Track Derby Charity Event
Laurel Maryland hosts a four day Mule Derby at Route One Oval from July 27 to 30. Six world champion racing mules trained by Jerry Lippiatt will race in heats with media and TV personalities driving for charity. Winners earn $100 for their chosen charity and the final grants $200 to a pet fund drive.
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McDaniel’s mature form helps Yankees revival in 1969
At 34, Lindy McDaniel credits a new approach and stronger training for his best season with the New York Yankees. He has a 7-4 record with 10 saves and a 1.93 ERA in 70 innings, after a poor prior year shaped by mound adjustments and a rough 6- campaign. He shifted to more fastballs and sliders, improved rhythm, and now believes his control and slider are key.
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Chiefs Seek Early Training Camp For All Stars Clash
The NFL owners propose pension cost rises from 2.8 million to 4.7 million by 1973, a 60 percent increase. Chiefs coach Hank Stram says he can field the world champion Chiefs against the All-Stars in Chicago if drills begin by Friday, but veterans’ camp plans in Chicago look unlikely unless a late change occurs.
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