Mountain Duck Hunt Opens Pennsylvania Season
The narrator and Johnny Shollenberger hunt Pennsylvania waterfowl from mountain swamps and streams near Reinerton. They encounter No Trespassing signs forcing a later start, miss early shooting, but end with a single mallard shot and satisfaction from a day spent moving between swamp and stream.
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Reinerton
Harrisburg
Johnny Shollenberger
Pennsylvania
Johnny
John
John Shollenberger
Jim Gilford
First Mery May Damnon Divats O' Glory Quiktan
Damaged OCR fragment mentions names Mery May, Damnon Divats, O Glory and Quiktan. No clear event or context. Without readable details, provide minimal card noting fragmentary names and potential horse or person references.
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Mery
Damnon
Divats
Haw
Quiktan
Shenandoah Downs Racebook Note
Race details from Shenandoah Downs include entries Daan Maas and Chae Marten in a 400 to 710 yard event with pari mutuel wagering and pace notes for the second race card.
Bulls Rally Past Bullets in NBA Opener
Chicago Bulls defeated the Baltimore Bullets 106 to 82 to open the NBA season with Bob Love leading all scorers with 31 points aided by Jerry Sloan and Bobby Weiss at 19 each. Earl Monroe was limited to 10 points for Baltimore while Jack Marin had 20 and Wes Unseld 19 for the Bullets. Competing racing action at Laurel saw Native Heir narrowly prevail in the feature eighth race ridden by John Giovanni after a late rally from fourth.
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Chicago
Bob Love
Chicago Bulls
Baltimore Bullets
Love
Jerry Sloan
Bobby Weiss
Baltimore
Earl Monroe
Bullets
Jack Marin
Wes Unseld
Laurel, Md
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Native Heir
Roland Aristone
Real Note
John Giovanni
Blanka Ste
Edie
Sii
College Eretion
de Tree
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Pater
Heather Pitoers
Millie Mirow Tien
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Cannes
Orie Maiden
Shirley Ltd
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Black Sun
Ken
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Doge
Addalist
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Sigler
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Heron Court
Ken Lark
Wang Sp
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Lee
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Birt
Bright Shine
Salt King
Hanks
Pressifer
Sugar Mana
Bent Parrot Md
Royal Tely Aston
Cana Tudor
Sisth
Tone
Texashay
Merry Master
Ourbany
Lennys Lad
Maryland At Columbia Against Gamecocks Tonight
The Associated Press notes a split schedule with three Maryland colleges playing away and three staying home this Saturday for gridiron action. The report highlights regional matchups and the competitive slate facing Maryland teams.
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Maryland
Columbia
Gamecocks
Associated Press
Maryland coaches aims at UCLA of the East as players run start
Maryland coach Lefty Driesell opened practice with 91 candidates running 14 miles at 1203 a.m. Rich Porac won overall in 8 11. Varick Cutter was second in 9 23.5. Maryland faces South Carolina in a non conference game as Hopkins, Morgan State and other teams schedule South Carolina State, Bridgewater, Hampden Sydney and more.
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Lefty
Driesell
Maryland
UCLA
NCAA
Byrd Stadium
Rich Porac
Monroeville
Porac
Varick Cutter
Upper Tonawanda
N.Y
South Carolina
Navy
Miami
Pittsburgh
Terps
Columbia
S.C
Gamecocks
Johns Hopkins Blue Jays
Haverford
Hopkins
Arsinis
Morgan State Bears
South Carolina State
Associated Press
Morgan State
Federal City
Townson
Bridgewater
Frostburg
Hampden-Sydney
Western
Miami Routs Navy 31-16 Behind Sullivan and Foreman
Miami roared to a 24-0 lead as Tom Sullivan rumbled 48 yards for a TD and gained 129 yards total while Chuck Foreman added 75 rushing yards in a 31-16 victory over Navy in the Orange Bowl. Navy narrowed the gap with Stuvek passes to Van Loan, but Miami’s defense and big plays sealed the win.
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Tom Sullivan
Miami
Hurricanes
Navy
Sullivan
Chuck Foreman
Mami
Midshipmen
Kendall Leads Boonsboro To Win Over Brunswick
Boonsboro routed Brunswick 31-6 after a early 6-0 deficit. Kendall threw two TD passes to Glen Adkins, with Adkins and Carl Richard scoring, and Wade Moore adding a 25 yard field goal. Brunswick’s only touchdown came on a fourth down pass to Mike Campbell. the Railroaders drop to 4 losses in six games.
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Stavek
Sullivan
Foreman
Mike Burke
Miami
Hurricane
Sylvio Cardoso
van Loan
Dan Howard
Navy
Kendall
Boonsboro
Brunswick
Mike Kendall
Warriors
Glen Adkins
P. L. Orrison
Mike Campbell
Adkins
Wade Moore
Carl Richard
Deal
George Harnish
Railroaders
Toonsboro
Panini
Famies
Campbell
Orrwson
Boonsberg
Pendal
Moore
Bootsboro
Richard
Ward
Idkuts
Snead Leads National PGA Club Pro Championship
Sam Snead shot five under par to build a 36 hole total of 132 and a three stroke lead at Pinehurst in North Carolina. Babe Lichardus and Jimmy Powell tied for second at 135 while Bobby Benson and John Frillman trailed at 187. Eddie Famula faltered after opening 63. The American Junior Bowling Congress began its 25th anniversary season with 610,888 youngsters signed for 1970 71.
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Pinenurst
N.C
Sam Snead
Snead
Pinehurst Country Club
Babe Lichardus
Westfield
Jimmy Powell
Yorba Linda
Calif
Lichardus
Powell
Bobby Benson
Easton
Conn
John Frill
Eddie Famula
Short Hills
American Junior Bowling Congress
Albe
Allegany Triumphs Over FCC 4-3 in Soccer
Allegany scored twice in the third period to edge Frederick Community College 4-3. Sam Tressler contributed an assist and a goal for FCC, while Seim Pisithasen and Barry Wine Sett also scored for the Cougars. Allegany led 2-1 at halftime and 4-2 after three quarters.
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Cumberland
Allegany
Frederick Community College
Sam Tressler
Cougars
Seim Pisithasen
Barry Winesett
FCC
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