Memphis Bass Team Wins Midwest Championship at Greers Ferry
A six man Memphis team won the Midwest Bass Team Championship at Greers Ferry Lake Ark on Dec 1917 in conditions marked by below freezing rain. The team earned $900 plus trophies with 3552 points by three ounce weight. Illinois team placed second and third. The event drew 54 contestants weighing 285 bass totaling 350 pounds. PSAF director Glen Andrews noted record cold but strong competition and planned a Texas Sam Rayburn Lake tournament in April with $10,000 in cash prizes for open individuals including women.
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Art Reid
Southern Illinoisan
Illinois
Greers Ferry Lake
Ark
Professional Sports Fishing Association
Memphis
Little Rock
Narrows Boat Dock
Narrows Inn
Higden
PSFA
Glen Andrews
Arkansas
Andrews
Doug Cox
Midwest
Donald Ray
Chicago
George Kraymer
Gerald Blanchard
Culman
Ala
Bill Dance
Dance
Beaver Lake
Camden
Tenn
Sam Rayburn Lake
Lufkin
Texas
Geese Over Refuge Farm At Sunset
A dramatic sunset scene shows Canada geese flying over a farm at the edge of Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge near Dover Delaware. The photo was taken by Chuck McGowen of the Wilmington News Journal for AP Wirephoto.
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Bombay Hook National Migratory Fowl Refuge
Dover
Del
Chuck McGowen
The
Wilmington News-Journal
Xavier Coach Eddie Biles Signs New Contract
Xavier football coach Eddie Biles, who has led the program for six years, signed a new contract on Saturday. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
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Eddie Biles
Xavier
Caviar Etymology Note Cited
Encyclopaedia Britannica states the term caviar derives from the sturgeon toe and does not appear in the Russian language. The note contrasts English usage with linguistic origin.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Winning duck stamp drawing by C G Pritchard
Two hooded mergansers drawn by C G Pritchard of Lincoln Nebraska has been selected as a winning duck stamp entry leaving readers awaiting official confirmation and future exhibition details.
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C. G. Pritchard
Lincoln, Neb
Mallard Shot By Arrow Leaves Wounded Drake
A drake mallard was shot several days ago by an arrow through its breast and left to suffer. The incident illustrates hunting dangers and the lingering impact on wildlife. Authorities are not identified in the readable text.
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