Maryland Duck Season Opens With Two Wood Ducks Daily
A Maryland open duck season runs noon November 11 through December 30 with daily limits set at two wood ducks and two birds of other species. Redheads and canvasbacks remain protected. A $3 federal duck stamp is required. Also noted is a gun auction by the Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission at Lewistown on November 25 at 10 a.m.
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Front Runner Collins Nets Lead in Pass Catching
In a spring gridiron recap, Collins pulls ahead with key receptions and improves team momentum. The report notes standout plays by Gary Catans and other teammates while outlining hopeful prospects for upcoming matchups and training progress.
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International Oxygen May Be Venezuelan's Secret Weapon
Venezuelan bred Prenup cial drops to Laurel 48 hours before the International mile and a half grass race as handicappers compare the 1955 finish of El Chama and Prendase. Kelso and T V Lark train for Saturday with jockey Johnny Longden making debut on grass in the era’s top field.
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Associated Press
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Eagles Sign Former Colt Carl Taleff
Philadelphia Eagles, champions of the National Football League, sign former Colt Carl Taleff as they bolster their roster amid ongoing offseason moves. Taleff joins a team seeking to defend its title with new veteran leadership.
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Terrapins Work on Defense in Drills
In a college practice report, Maryland focuses on defensive drills as the Terrapins prepare for upcoming action. The account highlights squad efforts to sharpen containment and transition defense under coach guidance.
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Frederick Cadets travel to Westminster in final CVAL clash
Frederick battles Westminster Owls in a 3:30 p.m. kickoff aiming for a third CVAL win and a second Tri-State triumph. Key injuries include halfback Jerry Reid, with Tom Bichy directing the offense and Dwight Cramer sharing backfield duties as Frederick seeks to snap a five game losing streak.
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Johnson Sues Manager Over Contract Release
Philadelphia AP Harold Johnson world light champion files suit against longtime manager Pat Olver alleging breach of contract and seeking release from the agreement. The action centers on financial accounting and the manager’s alleged failure to meet terms.
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Principal of Allegany Promises Protest Letter Over Game Incident
Dr. W Ardell Haines Allegany High School principal said he will write to Westminster principal Stephen Lerda and Carroll County superintendent about Friday’s game in which Westminster coach Herb Rudy led his team off the field. Haines said Rudy’s unsportsmanlike conduct jeopardizes his job, while Dr Weines noted the series with Westminster remains of interest and should continue.
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OCIBALL UNNIES COACH WINS AND STAGE SET
A coach named Ralph Jordan guides OCIBALL UNNIES through a decisive victory as players like Guan progress, setting up a key matchup. The report emphasizes team effort and the improving core.
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Fairfield Takes Early Lead in Beaumont Texas Open Golf Tourney
Don Fairfield from Casey Illinois shot a five under par 66 at Tyrrell Park to hold a two stroke first round lead in the Beaumont Invitational. Others at 68 included Bob Rosburg Jay Hebert and Gene Cochill as 29 players beat or matched the par 71 course.
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Fragmented OCR News Brief Remains Unclear
The readable fragments show garbled text with scattered letters and partial phrases. No coherent names, dates, places, or events can be confirmed from the readable content.
U S Bowl Plans All Star Game With Top NFL Draft Picks
The U S Bowl announced a January 7 all star game matching East and West drafts in a new 50 000 seat D C Stadium. Milton Fenster said the event targets top players and may involve congressmen as informal sponsors. Coaches from the NFL will direct the 234 non starter squads. Rozelle praised using draft selections as the basis for East West teams.
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Scholastic Football Schedule Listed by Area Teams
The Associated Press provides a Friday and Saturday slate of scholastic football games. Matchups cover Baltimore area schools such as Boys' Latin Calvert Hall and Poly, plus Montgomery and Delmarva area teams. Many games feature city rivals and regional powerhouses across multiple divisions.
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Walkersville tops Brunswick 3 0 in soccer clash
Walkersville defeats Brunswick 3 to 0 as Dick Long scores on a field goal and a penalty kick in the first period. The win improves Walkersville to five wins one tie and two losses on the season.
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