Trout Fishing Seminar Sets State Talks for April Eight
A trout fishing seminar at North Frederick Elementary School on Tuesday April 8 runs from 7 to 9 evening. George Evans chairs the fly fishers program with representatives from Maryland Pennsylvania West Virginia and Maryland sharing trout programs. Officials from Maryland will include Bob Rubermann and Dave Woronecki while Pennsylvania is represented by Will Johns and Stan Pauluhovich and West Virginia by Harvey Beall and Raymond Menendez. Each state outlines fishing waters regulations stocking and licenses then attendees may ask questions at state tables. The Maryland Ornithological Society Frederick Chapter and the Western Maryland Wildlife Federation host related meetings and events in coming weeks with talks field trips and conventions announced.
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General Assembly
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North Frederick
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Hebert Leads Jacksonville Open After First Round
Lionel Hebert, 41, recovering from arm ailments, shoots 67 to lead the Greater Jacksonville Open. Eighteen players within two strokes include Jay Hebert, Lee Trevino, and Jack Nicklaus in the 68-69 cluster at Deerfield. The field features rising contenders challenging established stars for $6 million in prize money.
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Lionel Hebert
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Jack Nicklaus
Brownies Top Supreme For League Playoff Title
Brownies Restaurant known as the Frederick Barons defeated Supreme Black Company 77-69 to win the Frederick County Adult League playoff championship. In the opening game, C. E. Winpigler's won 55-24 as Dick Gant scored 20 and Adrian Winpigler 16. Ed Andochick led scoring in the final game with 22 as Brownies secured a 15-1 season finish with MVP Bob Smith honored.
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Frederick County Inter-Church Slow Pitch Softball Meeting
Commissioner Robert B. Handley announces a meeting for the Frederick County Inter-Church Slow Pitch Softball League on Saturday March 29 at 10 30 am at the Frederick Church of the Brethren 201 Fairview Avenue. Churches wishing to enter a team must send a representative.
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Frederick County
Frederick Church
Registration Opens for Babe Ruth League Senior Division
BRL registration for boys 16 to 18 resumes this Saturday from 1 to 4 PM at 1390 Taney Avenue behind Frederick Shopping Center. Need a few more players to form a four team loop. Season starts June 2 for high school players. Registration fee is 3 dollars to cover first year expenses.
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Tudor Rock Wins Fourth Straight at Charles Town Meet
Tudor Rock trainer Atwell’s six year old son of Tadorsa, won his fourth straight race at Charles Town, defeating six sprinters over 1 1/2 furlongs. Jockey Bobby Wilson rode Tudor Rock to a 24 2/5 second finish, rewarding backers as Italian Lady topped the seventh race with a $22.60 payout. Attendance reached 3,516 with handle at 236,497.
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Rauter wins first giant slalom as Americans miss by 0.01
Berni Rauter of Austria tops the 1968-69 World Cup giant slalom in Waterville Valley NH with 1:11.98. Marilyn Cochran and Karen Budge tie for second at 1:11.99, missing by a single hundredth. Cochran earns the overall giant slalom medal. Drexel can still claim the World Cup with a slalom win.
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Satureday
Squaw Valley
Attention Coaches Schedules and rosters request from News-Post
Coaches at AJl high school and area colleges are urged to mail or bring baseball track and tennis schedules and complete rosters to the News-Post this week for publication.
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