Maryland turkey harvest sets record in 1990 spring season
Maryland Department of Natural Resources reports a record 1122 gobblers taken during the four week bearded bird season ending May 16. Frederick County led declines with 100, while Allegany and Washington followed with 310 and 228 respectively. The agency cites mast crop luck and a trap and transplant program as factors.
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Allegany
Washington
Frederick
Montgomery
Calvert
Worcester
Frederick County
Josh Sandt
DNA
Sandt
Sendtalen
DNR
Wivell to Play at Shepherd College and Local Sports Notes
Frederick area prep standout Kim S Wivell the 199 Player of the Year in Frederick will continue her softball career at Shepherd College. She posted 21 1 in the state Class 1A finals season with a 0.37 ERA 188 strikeouts four no hitters and a .594 batting average 24 RBIs. Gymnast Jenny Engel from New Market qualified for the USAIGC National Tournament in Greensboro by scoring 34 95 regional meet. The Frederick Area Divers aging team coached by John Smith is folding registration through June 11 at Baker Park Pool. Brunswick High seeks an assistant football coach defensive coordinator with applications due July 15. Call Mark Mitchell at 834 9133 for details.
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Kim
Wivell
Frederick
Shepherd College
Cougars
Rams
Dave Dole
Frederick Area
John Smith
Baker Park Pool
Brunswick
Brunswick High School
Mark Mitchell
Ryan back trouble hinders 5-4 loss to A's in Arlington
Nolan Ryan battled back spasms and weak outfield defense in his first outing since May 17. He threw 13 pitches and struggled as Oakland’s bats produced five runs, postponing career win No. 294. Ryan expects the back to improve slowly with treatment.
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Arlington
Texas
Nolan Ryan
Ryan
Oakland A
Nolan
Tony la Russa
Mister Frisky likely to recover from throat abscess
Clarksburg New Jersey AP reports Kentucky Derby contender Mister Frisky may recover from a retro pharyngeal abscess that kept the colt from eating or drinking. Dr Scott E Palmer says prognosis is cautiously hopeful pending possible complications and notes he has treated the horse for a week at the New Jersey Equine Clinic.
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N.J
Mister Frisky
Scott E. Palmer
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Mr. Frisky
New Jersey
College hall of fame to move to Memphis arena
The College Football Hall of Fame will relocate from Kings Mills Ohio to a 32 story pyramid arena under construction beside the Mississippi River in downtown Memphis. Manager Sidney Shlenker predicts attendance rising from 30000 to 600000 annually after the move. Bill Pearce president of the hall of fame and the NFF announced the plan.
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College Football Hall of Fame
Kings Mills
Ohio
Memphis
Hall of Fame
Mississippi River
Sidney Shlenker
Bill Pearce
National Football Foundation
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