State Game Officials to Meet on Waterfowl Rules
Salisbury AP reports Maryland officials including George Shields and W D Stotts will confer with federal wildlife authorities this week to set hunting regulations for waterfowl. Drought in Canada drives declining duck numbers, especially in prairie provinces, with Maryland tides and redheads down to about 6 000 last year.
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W. D. Stotts
George Shields
Maryland Game Department
Stotts
Canada
Prairie Provinces
Maryland
Minor League Saturday Results Across Leagues
Pacific Coast League results show Spokane at Denver wet rounds Seattle 4 Hawaii 2 Indianapolis at Oklahoma City 2 Tulsa 9 Phoenix 5 and Portland 4 Tacoma 3 San Diego 6 Vancouver 4 1 Portland 4 Tacoma 3 in solid play. International League scores include Toledo 10 Jacksonville 6 Buffalo 6, Richmond 3 Rochester 3 Louisville 2 Columbus 7 Syracuse 4. Sunday Spokane 2 0 Denver 1 2 Portland 8 0 Tacoma 7 2 Indianapolis 5 1 Oklahoma City Vancouver 4 San Diego 4 Tulsa 2 Phoenix 0 Seattle 5 Hawaii 2
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Hawaii
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Phoenix
San Diego
Vancouver
Portland
Tacoma
Toledo
Jacksonville
Buffalo
Richmond
Rochester
Louisville
Columbus
Syracuse
City of Vancouver
National All-Stars Dethrone Wallington In Regional Final
Hagerstown National Little League All-Stars rallied to beat Wallington New Jersey 10 to 5 in eight innings to win the regional title and advance to the divisionals in Allentown. Mike Small and Dave Wade homered and led an 13 hit attack while Randy Miller struck out 11 in six innings of relief. Brashers, Haupt, Wade, Smith and Small each drove in two runs as the team outslugged Wallington and earned a shot at New York State in the next round.
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Hagerstown
Ron Phillips
Hig All-Stars
Wallington
N.d
Philips
Kevin Parks
Randy Miler
Mark Smith
Mike Smail
Dave Wade
Phillips
Wade
Mike Brashears
Larry Yanos
Dover
George Paras
Mike Small
Randy Miller
Miller
Small
Jones
Brashers
Smith
Greg Haupt
Regan Outs Cincinnati Twice In Weekend Vengeance
Phil Regan earned his second win over Cincinnati in two days as the Cubs won 8-5 in 15 innings. Billy Williams delivered a three-run inside-the-park homer in the 15th to break a 5-5 tie, while Regan survived a tangle with Pete Rose and a hit by pitch from Tony Perez amid a tense Reds rally.
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Beckett
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Johnny Bench
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Jack Tutmale
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Mike McCormick
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Washington
Ernie Banks
Tony Perez
Clay Carroll
Rose
Regan Taok
Drysdale
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Allentown
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Stan Jones
Vulale
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Ken Holtzmanhander
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Johnny Padres
Sandy Jones
Ron Santo
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Piela
Fix Song Jibe
Mtelthe Daily Mall
Tian Keechnser
Maryland National Savings
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Maryland National Bank
Varco-Pruden, Inc
WAP Morgan-Keller, Inc
Rt. 1
Smithsburg
Enstrom
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Enstrom Corporation
Menominee
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