Bass Anglers Compete as Maryland Division Opens in 1980
The National Bass Association Maryland Division opened its 1980 season with a Susquehanna Flats match drawing 44 anglers. Five largemouths totaled 8 pounds 8 ounces with Neal winning lunker and first, Hill Nevis second, Dan Brand third, Randy Romig fourth, and Larry Neal fifth. The Fredericktowne Bass Masters fished at Lake Anna with a lone bass weighing 2 pounds 1 ounce. Tides and water temps ranged from clear to cloudy, and windy to mild, across the day. The report also covers trolling motor battery care from Gould Inc, noting speed affects battery life and charging guidelines.
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National Bass Association
Maryland
Susqueha Flats
Peacock
Lunker Bass
Hill Nevis
Dan Bragd
Randy Romig
Larry Neal
Neal
Dan Brand
Gould Inc
Gould
Catoctin sweeps Fairfield in opening softball doubleheader
Catoctin Cougars Pam Shriver and Debbie Baust each had five hits as they swept Fairfield 12-4 and 17-13 to begin the season. In game one Shriver and Baust collected two hits. Anita Abiba added three, and Karen Suitely homered to power the attack. Anita Stover held Fairfield to three hits and three walks for the win. In game two Baust hit three doubles, Shriver three more hits, and Suitely a triple as Becky Long relieved the starter and earned the win.
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Catoctin
Fairfield
Thurmont
Pam Shriver
Debbie Baust
Cougars
Shriver
Baust
Anita Abiba
Karen Sutely
Anita Stover
Faifield
N. Hagerstown
Susie Abeles
Mary Barnhart
North Hagerstown
Thomas Johnson
Patriots
Hubs
Char Wirts
Wanda Millberry
North
Pam Ackerman
Lingamore and Catoctin Boys Shine in Relays Meet
Frederick Linganore and Catoctin led a crowded boys track relay program with standout legs by Linganore’s Lingamore and Catoctin athletes. Multiple teams and relays posted competitive times as students from area schools competed in sprint and distance events, showcasing endurance and speed across the meet.
League of Nations 1920 Public Meeting Mentioned in Fragment
A garbled OCR fragment references the League of Nations first public meeting in London in 1920, with scattered names and affiliations such as Amvets, Sertoma, and Resthaven. The text mingles sports relay and player lists with the historical note, yielding an unclear composite item.
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League OF Nations
Council of the League of Nations
London
Bostors
London Fog
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