Maryland spring gobbler season sets all time high tally
The spring gobbler season ending May 7 produced a state record 155 birds across Garrett Allegany Washington Frederick Montgomery and Harford counties. Allegany led with Bearded birds, Garrett next, then Montgomery Frederick Washington and Harford with eight from Aberdeen Proving Grounds.
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Deer Harvest Tops 122000 In Quakerland Firearms Season
Maryland readers note that whitetail totals from deer kill cards show a harvest just over 122 thousand in last fall's firearms season with 64 thousand bucks. Potter County leads in buck doe and total harvest and 13 large buck records occurred in the last 13 years. A book on archery The Complete Book of the Bow and Arrow by Howard Gillelan appears from Stackpole Company with revised content and additional sections on target archery and competitive rules.
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Preakness Notes Highlight Slew Favorite and Cast of Contenders
At the Pimlico Alibi Breakfast, Seattle Slew is favored in the 102nd Preakness Stakes with Billy Turner Jr. defending the favorite. Trainers and jockeys discuss turns and form as other contenders like J C Tobin and Comorant receive cautious attention while Hall of Fame inductee Braulio Baeza is honored.
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Baseball Stat Leaders Highlight 1970s Season Standouts
League leaders cover batting runs and hits from Carew Munson and Page with Oak, Min, Bal and Chi names. Pitching leaders include Tanana and Knapp plus striking leaders Ryan Blyleven and Koosman. Also notes Tenace home run history and a fashion quip about socks versus espadrilles.
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McGee and Player Lead Memorial Golf After Round Two
Jerry McGee and Gary Player shot four under par 68s to join leader status in round two of the Memorial Golf Tournament at Muirfield Village, as host Jack Nicklaus also fired 68 and sits two back. McGee praised the event and Ohio as he eyes the title, while Player avoided bogeys with a clean scorecard. The $225,000 event seeks major status and strong field praise from the players.
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Kehne Field Dedication Set For Sunday
The Max Kehne Memorial Sports Complex dedication occurs Sunday at 1 30 p m with Frederick Mayor Ronald N Young as speaker. The park on West 7th Street includes a softball field Little League field tennis courts and a football field named for a former city alderman and sports enthusiast.
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