How to inspect and prepare monofilament line for fishing
Fishermen should examine monofilament line for nicks and abrasions and remove any damaged portions. Set can form when line rests on reels. stretch and recover to remove loops. Avoid storing line on windowsills in sun. ultraviolet light weakens line, while fluorescent line glows above water.
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Division of Wildlife District 4
Work Center
Cambridge
Guernsey County
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Ross County
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Ohio Departments
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Wildlife Council
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Gallia
Gallipolis
Jackson
Meigs
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Zanesville
Perry
Somerset
Vinton
McArthur
Washington
Marietta
Marshall Downs OU In Tennis
Ohio University edged Marshall 5 4 in a weekend tennis match. OU players Ted Martin Rex Roberts Ken Hiatt Jim Hovey and Mike L Heureux won singles points while OU paired Martin Hiatt won doubles with a close 6 4 7 9 7 5 score.
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Marshall Downs OU
Ohio University
Marshall
Ted Martin
Bill Carroll
Wayne Wookey
Ken Hiatt
Lou Sammons
Rex Roberts
Jim Wellman
John Holden
Mike L'Heureux
Bob Brown
Charles Giegel
Jim Hovey
Martin and Hiatt
Carroll and Wookey
Sammons
Wellman
Roberts
Holden
Brown and Hovey
L’heureux
Geige
Major League Baseball Scheduling Tue Games
The schedule shows two leagues with multiple games. In American League action the Cincinnati game at 2:30 p.m. features Maloney 23-7. Other AL games include Boston at New York, Baltimore at Chicago, Kansas City at Detroit, and Minnesota at Cleveland with various pitchers listed. National League includes St Louis at Los Angeles, Milwaukee at San Francisco, Chicago at Pittsburgh, and New York at Philadelphia with evening slots noted.
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Monbouquette
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Chicago
Peters
Kansas City
Penn
Detroit
Regan
Minnesota
Pascual
Cleveland
Grant
St. Louis
Gibson
Los Angeles
Koufax
Milwaukee
Spahn
San Francisco
Maricha
L. Jackson
Pittsburgh
Veale
A. Jackson
Philadelphia
Bennett
San. Fran
Philaphia Cincinnati
Pitsburgh
Houston
Pet
Washington
McBride
Osteen
Johnson
Finley Defies Officials Over Fence at Municipal Stadium
Kansas City Athletics owner Charles C. Finley said he will keep the fence up to match Yankee Stadium right field depth, despite orders from AL president Joe Cronin and baseball commissioner Ford Frick to remove it. Finley warned that noncompliance could forfeit home games. he plans to appeal to the rules committee.
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Charles C. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Municipal Stadium
Yankee Stadium
Finley
Bition
Joe Cronin
Ford Frick
Cleveland
Baseball Rules Committee
Chicago
Cronin
Yanks
New York
Bill Hoskett to Enroll at Ohio State University
Dayton Belmont star Bill Hoskett, 6-foot-6, the state Class AA champion, announced he will enroll at Ohio State University next fall. His father, Bill Heskett Sr., played for OSU in 1932-33, and Hoskett reportedly drew interest from over 170 colleges nationwide.
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Bill Hoskett
Dayton
Belmont
Ohio
Ohio State University
Hoskett
Ohio State
Bill Heskett
OSU
St Louis Dominates San Francisco In Game Result
St Louis defeated San Francisco 123 to 95 to even the best of seven series at 3 to 3. The teams prepare for a decisive Sunday game after Thursday’s clash at San Francisco.
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St. Louis
San Francisco
Palmer Retakes Masters in dominant Augusta Victory
Arnold Palmer wins his fourth Masters at Augusta National with rounds of 69 68 69 70 totaling 276. He leads from start to finish, claiming a six stroke margin over Jack Nicklaus and Dave Marr, and earns 20000 dollars prize money. Palmer quit smoking recently, saying he overcame a green play block.
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Augusta
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Bruce Devlin
Marv
Nicklaus
Young Jack
Young Marr
Dave Marr
Gary Player
Paul Harney
Billy Casper
Jim Ferrier
Don Finsterwald
Tony Lema
Mike Souchak
Ben Hogan
U S Olympic Skier Killed In Avalanche
In Switzerland, U S skier Buddy Werner died in a spring avalanche during a film shoot near Samedan. Barbara Henneberger, 23, also perished. Fifteen others were rescued. Werner and Henneberger suffocated under heavy snow after the slide.
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U.S
ST. Moritz
Switzerland
Buddy Werner
Samedan
Barbara
Barbra) Henneberger
West Germany
Fritz Wagnerberger
Ex-OU stars lead Swearingen to Lions Invitational title
Former Ohio University stars propelled Swearingen Sporting Goods to a 96-90 win over Mcbay Chemical Co. in Sistersville West Virginia. Paul Storey scored 36 of Swearingen’s 96 as the Athens crew rallied from a 50-48 halftime deficit. Storey Kruger and Jackson led with 36, 19, and 15 points respectively while Storey earned All-tourney honors and the Most Valuable To His Team award. Bowling Green’s Komives was named Outstanding Player.
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W. Va
Ohio University
Swearingen Sporting Goods
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Athens
Paul Storey
Storey
Bobcat
Swearingen
Paul
McKay
Mobay
Swearingens
The
Chemical Co
Larry Kruger
Charles Gill
Jerry Jackson
Bill Whaley
Kruger
Jackson
Bowling Green
Howard Komives
Komives
Dietz Insurance
Beverly, C
Wheeling
Jebbia Salena
Ronnie Ward
Joe Blaha
Ward
West Liberty
Blaha
Wheeling College
Johnson Throws Opening Pitch for 1964 AL Season
President Johnson delivers the ceremonial first pitch in Washington at D C Stadium to launch the 1964 American League season. A sellout crowd of about 45 000 anticipated as the Angels face the Washington Senators under mild, near 70 degree weather with possible late showers.
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Washington
Johnson
Los Angeles
D.C. Stadium
Rain Threatens Redlegs Opener at Crosley Field
An expected crowd of 32000 for the Reds versus the Colt .45s opener at Crosley Field amid forecast scattered heavy showers. Fred Hutchinson starts Jim Maloney for Cincinnati while Harry Craft tabs Ken Johnson for Houston. rookie Chico Ruiz to debut at third as Frank Robinson returns in right. May or Walt Bachrach to throw first pitch to Gov James Rhodes. City Manager William Wichman to catch.
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Crosley Field
Cincinnati Reds
Houston Colts
Weather Bureau
Fred Hutchinson
Jim Maloney
Houston
Harry Craft
Ken Johnson
Johnson
Walt Bachrach
William Wichman
James A. Rhodes
Chico Ruiz
Reds
Frank Robinson
Kasko
Sf Rose
Fox
Ruiz
Runnels
Pinson
Cf Bond
Lf Robinson
Staub
Rf Coleman
Wynn
Skinner
Aspromonte
Edward
C Bateman
Cardenas
Ss Johnson
P Maloney
Reds Seen Finishing Fifth In NL Opener Against Colts
The Cincinnati Reds enter the 1964 season with experts predicting a fifth place finish per Associated Press writers poll and Las Vegas odds placing them fourth. Ifs center on Ruiz at third base Robinson bounce back pitching by Jay Purkey and stability in relief roles with newcomers Johnson Queen Dickson and Billy McCool among potential contributors.
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Reds
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Ruiz
Frank Robinson
Joey Jay
Bob Purkey
Fred Hutchinson
Buez
Tom Harper
Robinson
Vada Pinson
Jim Maloney
Jim O'Toole
Joe Nuxhall
John Tsitouris
Jay
Purkey
Deron Johnson
New York Yankee
Mel Queen
Jim Dickson
Billy McCool
Hutchinson to Fly for Cancer Checkup in Seattle
Cincinnati manager Fred Hutchinson planned a late flight to Seattle for a routine checkup on his cancer condition after the Reds opener with Houston. He previously received treatment in Seattle last winter with his brother Dr. William Hutchinson and will rejoin the Reds in Los Angeles for a night game with the Dodgers after a rest in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Fred Hutchinson
Seattle
Reds
Houston
Hutchinson
William Hutchinson
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Extramurals Sweep At Ohio Festival In Grover Baker Centers
Ohio University claimed victory in all events at the second annual extramural festival held Saturday in Grover Center and Baker Center. Beta Theta Pi teams won bowling and volleyball, the Dragons independent team captured table tennis, Biddle Hall Vets won basketball, and Sigma Chi defeated Kent's champions in handball.
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Kent State
Grover Center
Baker Center
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
The
Dragons
Biddle Hall
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