Maryland moves to reappraise trout streams management
The Department of Natural Resources launches a major reappraisal of Maryland cold water resources and trout stream management. Officials classify streams into six categories using four features and present four management options, with public meetings from Sept. 10 to Sept. 18 to gather input from fishermen and residents.
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Severn Run
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Paint Branch
Montgomery County
Savage River
Garrettounty
Frederick Community College
Lane Center
Frostburg State College
Department of Agriculture
Annapolis
Seneca Creek State Park
Dulaney Valley High School
Cockeysville
Cua
DNA Fisheries
Lhemse
Maryland Department of Natural Resources
Delaware wins regional bass title on Hudson River
The eight man Delaware team captured the Bass Anglers Sportsman Society Eastern Division regional on the Hudson near Catskill New York with a three day total of 167 pounds 10 ounces. Tim Sullivan led with 34 pounds 1 ounce surpassing last year's effort to earn a 1987 Bass Masters Classic berth and $4 000 for the Delaware Federation. Maryland finished seventh overall led by Tom Fouche with 28 pounds 8 ounces and Paul Kolich with a 5 pound big bass. Other regional results include top finishers from Virginia New Jersey Pennsylvania and New York along with details from the Piedmont Red Man circuit and Backlash Bassmasters events.
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Hudson River
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Fouche
Paul Kolich
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Connecticut
Massachusetts
Maine
New Hampshire
West Virginia
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Fritts
Lee Lipscomb
Fredericksburg
Steve Kolgin
Sandstone
Kolgin
Karl Reitzel
High Point
N.C
Reitzel
Barry Figard
Clarksville
Gary Pruitt
Staunton
Larry Lusk
Newport News
Stephen Shaver
Richmond
Jerry Davis
Chester
John Bryan
Kerr Reservoir
Hank Greenberg dies at 75 in Beverly Hills
Hank Greenberg, Hall of Fame slugger for the Detroit Tigers, died at his home at age 75 after a 13 month battle with cancer. The American League MVP in 1935, he hit 58 homers in 1938 and finished with 31 home runs and a .313 average. He later served as owner and executive of the Cleveland Indians and vice president of the Chicago White Sox. Funeral services will be private.
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Baseball
Pittsburgh Pirates
Henry Benjamin Greenberg
Bronx
New York City
Morris May Boycott Giants Opener Over Contract
Giants running back Joe Morris may skip the Dallas opener if contract talks stall, with agent Tom Toner saying Morris could play physically but not mentally. The team reportedly offered 2 million over four years, Morris seeking 2.7 million total. Morris ended a month-long holdout recently. Nets sign Albert King to a one year 425000 contract, after salary cap dispute. Kansas City manager Dick Howser completes phase of brain tumor treatment and remains optimistic about his health.
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Cowboys
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Joe
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Giants
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Nets
Albert King
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King
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Kansas City
Dick Howser
Royals
Howser
Team
Dean Vogelaar
Vogelaar
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