Insect Pest Controls for Pleasure Horses
An expert guide answers common questions on controlling insects around horses and stables. Topics include insecticide supply and cost, light traps usefulness, baits, electric shockers, resistance to sprays, fly control for manure piles, and recommended horse and stable sprays with pyrethrin repellents.
Reducing Fly Populations in Stables
Question and answer style note advising residual sprays to cut fly populations in stables. Recommends coarse spray at low pressure, one gallon per 500 sq ft, and products such as Cygon Korlan Rabon or Baytex. Warns to read labels and avoid spraying sick or young horses and to cover feed troughs water supply. Also advises CoRal for horse lice and to spray horses every two weeks, with cautions on young foals and medicated horses. Follow label directions and repeat monthly as flies appear.
ACC Seeks New Bids For Basketball Tournament Site
Four coliseums Greensboro Charlotte Md and Richmond will bid as ACC meets in Myrtle Beach. The leagueric says Greensboro contract continues while other venues are invited to bid. Maryland requests moving the tournament out of North Carolina.
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Bowling High Game and Series Leaders
Kantner rolled a 244 high game and Wheeler posted a 614 high series. Casto led scratch with 614 in total and Bethmann had a 220 high scratch game. Prize money awarded: 72 dollars.
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Summerell is Southern Conference athlete of the year
Carl Summerell of East Carolina is named Southern Conference athlete of the year with 33 votes. The Virginia Beach native starred in football and baseball for the Pirates, setting ECU records and earning league honors while preparing for postseason all-star games.
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Muhammad Ali Sets Schedule for Foreman World Title Fight
Muhammad Ali announces a two and a half month training camp in Deer Lake Pennsylvania before traveling to Zaire to challenge George Foreman. He tells a Louisville YWCA dinner crowd he will not take the bout lightly and recalls his youth with Penelope Fisher.
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Butkus Hints At Retirement After Nine NFL Seasons
Chicago's star middle linebacker Dick Butkus, plagued by an arthritic knee, hinted at retirement after nine NFL seasons. He spoke after receiving the Most Courageous Player Award at a New York dinner, while Bears officials including George Halas denied any retirement plan.
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Cavaliers Sign Former Cougar Jim Chones
The Cleveland Cavaliers signed center Jim Chones, days after he was waived by the Carolina Cougars. Cleveland traded their 1975 first round pick to the Los Angeles Lakers, who held Chones rights in the NBA. The deal was confirmed by the Cavs on Monday after earlier reports.
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Standings and Tuesday Night Matchups Across The League
Standings show Montreal four Pittsburgh two Philadelphia two St Louis one Chicago two New York one San Diego eight Houston six Los Angeles five Cincinnati three. Tuesday games pit Pittsburgh at Montreal Philadelphia at St Louis Chicago at New York San Diego at Houston.
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League Leaders In Batting And Pitching
The AP lists top NL batting leaders by at bats with R Smith StL at 401 and Wynn LA leading home runs with 14. NL runs batted in shows Wynn LA with 41, Cedeno Hun 35. StL’s Brock 27 steals. Pitching leaders include Messimth LA 4-0 and Sosa SF 4-0. AL positions note Carew Min 418 at bats and Campaneris Oak 29 runs.
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