Hunting and Fishing Most Popular Maryland Sport
Maryland’s waterways and woods attracted 880,000 hunters and fishermen who spent 28,354,000 for their sport in 1985. The Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission released the figures, noting 30 percent of households have at least one hunter or fisherman. Fishing and hunting combined accounted for 4,172,000 days of activity and 139,375,000 miles traveled, with anglers contributing the largest share of spending.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Waterways and Woods
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Ernest A. Vaughn
Commission
Entrée
Game and Inland Fish] Commission
Vaughn
Financial Aid Debate Shapes PCC Athletic Rules
The Pacific Coast Conference tackled how to fund football players and other athletes, sticking to penalties and upholding grants-in-aid as need-based. Presidents kept the round robin schedule with seven conference games and insisted on a virtual C average, a setback for UCLA USC Washington and California amid past illegal aid penalties.
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Francisco
Pacific Coast
Powerul
Idaho
UCLA
Southern California
Washington
California
PCC
USC
College Basketball Scores From Various Games
Loyola Baltimore defeated Baltimore University 83 to 76 in a close finish. Bradley outscored St. John's 97 to 78 as Rice dropped 53 points in a 38 point Texas A and M win. Morris Harvey posted 92 to 68 over Davis and Elkins. Duquesne beat Dayton 79 to 71. Colorado 73 over Miami Fin. 68. Wake Forest 72 over George Washington. Miami Otto 93 defeated Marshell 77. Xavier beat Ohio 8 to Wester Kentucky 78. Mars and State 65 over Elizabeth N. c 5.
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Loyola Baltimore
Baltimore University
Bradley
St. John's
Rice
Texas A & M
Morris Harvey
Davis & Elkins
Duqiesne
Dayton
Colorado
Miami
Fin
Wake Forest
George Washington
Miami Otto
Marshell
Xavier Ohio
Wester Kentucky
Mars and State
Elizabeth N. c
Boxer Art Aragon and Ex-gambler Testify in Fixed Fight Probe
Los Angeles welterweights Art Aragon and Mickey Cohen appeared before the County Grand Jury to testify in a probe of a supposed fixed fight with Dick Goldstein in San Antonio Texas. Cohen's testimony centered on a police conspiracy claim. Aragon allegedly offered Goldstein $500 to lose the San Antonio bout, which was canceled due to Aragon's fever. The grand jury postponed further action pending more San Antonio witnesses.
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Los Angeles
Art Aragon
Mickey Cohen
Aragon
Dick Goldstein
San Antonio
Tex
Cohen
Goldstein
Dist
William B. MeKes-son
Aragon and
Lions Capture Guard Chuck Frank from Michigan State
The British Columbia Lions of Canada's pro football circuit announced the signing of 230 pound guard Chuck Frank formerly of Michigan State University and most recently with the U S Air Force Base Texas.
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LIONS
Frank
Vancouver
B. C
Jan
British’ Columbia
Allentown and others totals read in sports tally
A compact score fragment lists teams and points including ALLA New York 226 Syracuse 111 Fort Wayne 164 Minneapolis 10 Philadelphia 82 SL. Louis 81. The short capture reflects a multi team scoring line from a broader standings table.
Return Bout Appears Set For March
New York promoters indicate a March rematch between Gene Fullmer and Ray Robinson is near. Fullmer approved the bout. Robinson indicated eagerness after losing a 35 round decision at Madison Square Garden. Norris projects strong TV receipts and a Garden rematch potentially drawing $230,000 to $275,000.
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New York
Gene Fullmer
Ray Robinson
Fullmer
Jim Norris
Robinson
Madison Square Garden
George Gainford
Cauniest Rossibte
Linle
Earp
Norris
Philadelphia
Garden
Marv Jenson
Boyer Signs For Pay Increase
Third baseman Enos Boyer has signed with the Cardinals for a substantial raise, reportedly earning about $17,000 for the sophomore season nearly doubling his $9,000 prior salary. General Manager Frank Lane praises Boyer's potential after four strong months in 1956 and predicts he could be the club's answer to Mantle if he improves.
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Louis
Hxen Boyer
Cardinals
Boyer
Frank ‘Lane
Cardinal
Mantle
Tiestill
Surprising Upsets Feature College Basketball Games
Dayton coach Tommy Blackburn faces a tough season as Dayton’s Flyers, rallying from rebuilds, stumble in early games. Duquesne upset Dayton 61 7, with Dave Rickells scoring 23 as Xavier, Utah State, Bradley and Florida State win across events. Utah State beat Utah 68 64 in OT. Wake Forest defeats George Washington 72 54. Morehead State edges Spring Hill 83 79 in Senior Bowl framing.
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Associated Presa
Dayton
Tommy Blackburn
Flyers
Giants
Mic
Big Bill Sh
Ray Dier
Inger
Jimmy Paxson
Brac Turn
Duquesne
Louisville
Dukes
Dave Rickells
Xavier
Ohio
Sunset Western
Kentucky
Associated Press
Utah State
Utah
Bradley
St. John’s
Brooklyn
Florida State
Johan Furman
Oklahoma City
Arizona
Wake Forest
George Washington
Spring Fur
Morehead
Xavier Sophs
Danny Freeman
Hank Stein
Jimmy Booth
Coaches Pick Lineups For Senior Bowl
Mobile Alabama coaches named lineups for tomorrow's Senior Bowl with North and South squads viewed as even. Kuharich and Brown field strong rosters featuring Len Dawson, Don Busseler, and Gordy among others as top prospects.
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South
Mobhle
Ala
Joe Kuharich
Yankees
Purdue
Len Dawson
Rebels
Kuharich
Washington
Bayuk
Terry Barr
Michigan
Kim Toddley
Central Michigan
del Shofner
Baylor
George Volkert
Georgia Tech
Althugh
Charley Curtis
Texas Christian
Paul Brown
Cleveland_ Browns
All America
Don Busseler
Miami
Fla
Brad Bomba
Indiana
Bob Khogale
Sam Deluca
South Carolina
Dalton Prnax
Tu- Nane
John ‘Barrow
Florida
Joe Williams
TCU
Wilt Chamberlain Leads Scoring as Kansas Tops Big Seven
Wilt Chamberlain maintains a 34 point per game average as Kansas shines in the Big Seven tournament. He has 208 points in nine games, with Grady Wallace of South Carolina second at 30.3. Ohio University tops team scoring, while individual leaders emerge in field goal accuracy and rebounds.
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New York Wi
Wilt Chamberlain
Kansas Wheat Shock
Grady Wallace
South Carolina
Columbia
Little Chet Forte
Chamberlain
Bod Pettit
Robin Freeman
Frank Seley
Darrell Floyd
Wip
Healch
Ohio University
Morehead Kyi State
Jack Schwabe
Texas A & 3
Fights Last Night From Associated Press Report
In Los Angeles agents report Kid Centella of Nicaragua stopped Art Ramponi of Oakland in a four round bout. Ai Moraiti of Montreal outpointed Willie Epps of Youngstown in ten rounds. Dante Bini of France outpointed Lanny Campo of the Philippines in a ground no-tille bout at the Salle de Wal gram. Campo weighed 120 pounds, Bini 118.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Kid Centella
Nicaragua
Art’ Ramponi
Oakland
Calif
Steubenville
Ohio
Ai Moraiti
Montreal
Willie Epps
Youngstown
Campo
Paris
Dante Bini
Lanny Campo
Philippines
Salle de Walgram
Bini
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Lawrence Fullmer
Gene
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Piedele
Public Square
Sugar Roy
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Mary Arm Mitegel
San Leandro
Callis Uie
Brond
Chris Crawford
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America
Musketeers
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Ted Smith
Smith
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Bob Wattes
Bob Williams
Spring Hill
Champs
Aliea Aluminum
FMA
College
Eric Back
Charlie Tyra
Manhattan
Oklahoma A & M
Harvard
Will Chamberlain
Service Dept. Office
Penny Loafers
Saddle Oxfords
Little Boys’ & Girls
Cordovan
Frederick Street
Hager Park
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