Maryland's spring turkey season yields record harvest
Unofficial tallies show 2,548 gobblers taken in Maryland during four weeks, likely the largest spring bearded-turkey harvest on record. Western Maryland supplied 1,315 gobblers, while the lower Eastern Shore counties and Southern Maryland contributed substantial shares. Context notes a dark side with many hunters charged for baiting turkeys, including a $200 fine for one Middletown man and multiple charges across Dorchester and Calvert counties with possible $1,500 fines per offense.
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Steve Bittner
Garrett County
Allegany
Washington
Dorchester County
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Carroll County
Montgomery County
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Somerset
Dorchester
Wildlife Division
Bud Halla
Wicomico County
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Calvert County
Maryland Natural Resources Police
NEP
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David Hohman
Michael Haupt
Middletown
Haupt
NRP
Talbot County
Melvin F Tayman
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Steven M.tayman
Chesapeake Beach
Ronald A. Wedding
LaPlata
Joseph C. Bean
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Joseph France
Jonathan Hance
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Harold L. Reisinger
Andrews Air Force Base
Ernest Blankenship
Huntingtown
Donald R. McMullen
Sunderland
James F. Zurenko
Port Republic
Grover M. Ladd, Jr
Prince Frederick
Grover M. Ladd
Dunkirk
Bean
Joseph Hance
Wedding
Robert E. Bean
Mechanicsville
Gever M. Ladd, Jr
Labonte Wins Pontiac Excitement 400 After Gordon Collision
Terry Labonte overtook Dale Jarrett with two laps left at Richmond International Raceway to claim victory in the Pontiac Excitement 400. Rusty Wallace bumped Jeff Gordon into the wall while battling for the lead, ending Gordon's night and reshaping the Winston Cup standings as Labonte moved toward the top.
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Jeff Gordon
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Dale Jarrett
Jarrett
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Victory Lane
Richmond International Raceway
Labonte
Wallace
Chevrolet
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Marc Martin
Jeremy Mayfield
Det Burton
Bobby Labonte
Pontiac
Kenny Invin
Sterling Marlin
Ricky Rudd
Mayfield
R.wallace
Martin
T.labonte
B.labonte
J.burton
Schrader
Spencer
Zanardi nets third CART win of Detroit Grand Prix
Italian ace Alex Zanardi won the ITT Automotive Detroit Grand Prix after a strategic early pit stop and led most of the 72 laps on Belle Isle. He celebrated with donuts as the crowd roared, while Greg Moore started on pole and stayed close before Zanardi pitted on lap 23.
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Alex Zanardi
Zanardi
Belle Isle Raceway
Greg Moore
Brazil
Schumacher
Montreal
Michael Schumacher
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