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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1971

Page

14

Follow the Gulls guides Bay Bridge Tunnel travelers

The Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel releases Follow the Gulls a new Atlantic Coast driving guide with updated tolls and maps. It features Tidewater Virginia area maps including Virginia Beach Norfolk Portsmouth and Hampton and coastal routes from Bangor Maine to Jacksonville Florida plus highways from New York City to Charleston and beyond to Lock Haven Winchester and Greensboro. It also provides passenger information.

Chesapeake Bay Bridge - Tunnel Atlantic Coast Maine Florida Bridge Tunnel Tidewater Virginia Virginia Beach Norfolk Portsmouth Hampton Bangor Jacksonville Pla New York City Charleston S.C Lock Haven Winchester Greensboro N.C

New and Updated Travel and Wildlife Notices In the Region

The periodical notes updated toll policies for LP gas and promotes travel guides including Follow the Gulls. It announces a June 12 1971 stamp issue at Avery Island with four eight cent designs and special cancellations. Sleepy Creek Lake in West Virginia nears prime fishing conditions after repairs and restocking. Pennsylvania reports above average trout stocking ahead of Memorial Day with 225000 trout released this week and three million this year, plus 35000 chinook fingerlings released to Lake Erie tributaries for nonresidents.

Post Office Department Avery Island Louisiana Stanley Galli California Sleepy Creek Berkeley County W. Va West Virginia Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Fish Commission Bob Bielo Lake Erie Erie West

Wildcats Favored To Beat Terrapins In IC4A Meet

Philadelphia AP Wildcats led by Marty Liguori are favored to outscore Maryland's field event talent at the 95th IC4A Outdoor Track and Field Championships. Liguori seeks his sixth IC4A mile title, with peers from NYU, Maryland, and Penn among the defending champions and strong contenders across two days and multiple finals.

Philadelphia Vile Lanova Marty Liquori Maryland Jim Ryan Liquori Leslie MacMitchell New York University Villanova Dave Patrick Ambherst Jim Reed Joe David Jack Hanley Paul Corrigan Penn Tom Blair Pitt Bob Koo- Vala

British Golfers Rally To Victory In Walker Cup

Britain trailed 10-7 but a six-match surge sparked by Hugh Stuart Warren Humphreys and Roddy Carr carried the team to a 13-11 Walker Cup win over the United States at St Andrews. Tom Kite beat Geoff Marks in the final singles as the British claimed their first victory since 1938.

St, Andrews Scotland Britain United States Hugh Stuart Marvin “Vinnie” Giles Richmond Roddy Carr Joe Carr Bill Hyndman Philadelphia Tom Kite Austin Tex Geoff Marks Michael Bonallack Bonallack U.S Lanny Wadkins Ripped Bon Lack Melnyk Giles Charlie Green Marks Lup Miller John Farquhar Amarillo David Marsh Stuart Carr Wadkins Gabrielsen Bill Campbell Huntington W. Ya Kite Rodney Foster Scott McDonald

Andretti Granatelli Break Reported At Indianapolis

Reports of a split between 1969 winner Mario Andretti and car owner Andy Granatelli circulated at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway two days before the 55th 500-mile race. Granatelli aides denied the break. a suit by Francis McNamara claiming $30,000 in unpaid bills fueled the tension.

Indianapolis Mario Andretti Andy Granatelli Indianapolis Motor Speedway Granatelli Andretti Texas John Mecom Jr Francis FE. McNamara STP Corp McNamara Nazareth

Lions Plan Move To New Stadium

Detroit owner William Clay Ford says the Lions expect to move to a new Pontiac stadium by the 1977 NFL season. He reiterates Pontiac as the best site despite financial hurdles and says a Detroit fallback would be considered if Pontiac cannot arrange financing.

Lions Detroit William Clay Ford Detroit Lions Pontiac Ford Pontiac Stadium Authority

Hodge reaches 3,000 as three straight hits set tone

Harold Hodge, nicknamed Gomer by teammates, hits three-for-three to pace a strong start and near 3,000 mark. He explains newspaper chatter and grammar jokes, while Cleveland coach Kerby Farrell cautions him to stay true amid city life scrutiny. Hodge jokes about being called Gomer after the season.

Gomez Hodge Ken Harrelson Cleveland Gomer Harrelson Harold Kerby Farrell Tennessee

Area Driver Clinches Triple at Rose Croft Raceway

Rose Croft Raceway witnessed three wins by 19 year old apprentice Lewis Ramsburg who captured the third, fourth and seventh races riding King Newport Oriole Rainbow and Swankey Lobell. Ramsburg earned $3,200 for the evening. King Newport timed at 2:05 first win of the year Oriole Rainbow 2:04 second victory Swanky Lobell 2:07.

Walkersville Rosecroft Lewis Ramsburg King Newport Oriole Rainbow Swankey Lobell Swanky Lobell Ramshore

Discontented Clete Boyer To Meet With Richards

ATLANTA AP Paul Richards vice president of the Atlanta Braves summoned his discontented third baseman Clete Boyer to a head to head meeting Friday threatening suspension if he wasn t in the Braves offices by noon Boyer showed reporters a telegram from Richards authorizing his departure from the club He planned to attend at 1159 a m to test if Richards word is good The public dispute followed Boyer s quote that there shouldn t be any place for a guy like Richards in baseball Richards argued Boyer talks too much Braves president Bartholomay called the situation unfortunate Richards left the decision to Boyer s attitude and release if commitments aren t honored

Atlanta Paul Richards Atlanta Braves Clete Boyer Braves Boyer Montreal Richards New York Yankees Japan Chicago Wil Iam C. Bartholomay The

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