Fishermen Ask Odd Questions as Ohio Stocked Pike
Yvonne Wells of the Ohio Wildlife Division logged unusual calls from anglers early this month. Questions included where to hatch eggs, whether Florida grasshoppers are poisonous, and how to catch a black panther cat. The state stocked 15 181 northern pike fingerlings across numerous lakes and reservoirs, including Schoonover and Findley, plus canals and ponds.
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Columbus
Yvonne Wells
State Wildlife Division
Akron
Florida
Schoonover
St. Marys
Little Oxbow
Oxbow
Harrison Guilford
Aquilla
Findley
Norwalk No. 1
Leipsic
Atwood
Nimisila
Hageman
Killdeer
Ohio Canal
Ohio University to Open 1967 Season Against Kansas
Lawrence Kan Oct 7 1967 will host the first meeting between Ohio University and Kansas as part of the 1967 football schedule. Kansas opens with road trips to Stanford and Indiana while Ohio University, a Mid American Conference member, expects about 12 000 students this fall matching Kansas enrollment.
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Lawrence
Kan
Kansas
Ohio University
Stanford
Indiana
Rotary Remains Unbeaten in Athens Little League
Rotary stayed undefeated at 5-0 to seize sole first place with a 13-0 win over Lions. Nye fell to second after an 11-5 loss to Moose while Medics and Jonseys stayed tied for third with a 2-2 draw. Bridgwater vs Athens National Bank Pony League was postponed to Saturday. Vern Benson of the St. Louis Cardinals began as a 1943 pinch hitter for the Athletics.
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Rotary
Athens
Lions
Nye
Moose
Medics
Jonseys
Bridgwater
Athens National Bank
Vern Benson
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Athletics
Wildlife and hunting brief from Ohio lakes and forests
Lake Erie's commercial catch fell by 827,600 pounds from March 1 to April 30 compared with 1963. Total for 1964 stood at 3,666,075 pounds versus 4,493,675 last season. Deer hunting 1964 expected to be similar to 1963 when just over 20 00 animals were taken. Losses on highways through June 30 were 262 versus 269 in 1963. Frank Brown reported a red Florida truck with nine doors missing from a wildlife area residence. Leslie McKee was arrested and fined 75 dollars for the theft.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Wildlife Division
Frank Brown
Wolf Creek Wildlife Area
Morgan County
Florida
Brown
Wildlife Area
Leslie McKee
Glouster
Ralph Dye, Jr
McConnelsville
McKee
Alvis Aids Indians 8-3 Win After Illness
Cleveland plans to put Max Alvis on active duty within two or three days after his spinal meningitis scare. He played five innings in an 8-3 exhibition victory over Pittsburgh, driving in two runs with a first inning double. He described feeling weak but overall well.
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Cleveland
Max Alvis
Cleveland Indians
Alvis
Indians
Pittsburgh
Reds win big as Sisler directs club against Braves
Cincinnati pounds 16 hits in an 11 2 victory over Milwaukee as Hall of Fame manager Fred Hutchinson fights cancer. Dick Sisler leads the club in his absence and teammates express strong support for Hutchinson while the series opens in Milwaukee.
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Reds
Sister Directs
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Fred Hutchinson
Dick Sisler
Hutchinson
Christ Hospital
Milwaukee Braves
Sisler
Pittsburgh
Bill DeWitt
Tumor Institute
Swedish Hospital
Seattle
Wash
Hutch
Florida
National League standings and Monday results summary
The column lists NL team records with wins and losses for Philadelphia San Francisco Cincinnati Pittsburgh Milwaukee St Louis Los Angeles and others. It notes Monday results Cincinnati 11 Milwaukee 2 and schedules for Houston Pittsburgh Cincinnati Milwaukee and other matchups for Wednesday.
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Philadelphia
OSS
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Secese
St. Louis
Houston
Los Angeles
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Los
Boston
Minnesota
Detroit
Cleveland
Kansas City
Minnea
Chico
Cleve
Washington, N
Sma
Washington
Reds pound Braves 11 2 as Maloney shines in Milwaukee
Cincinnati Reds amassed 16 hits to beat Milwaukee 11 2 behind six hitter Jim Maloney who added two hits and two RBIs. Tony Perez notched his first major league hit and Denny LeMaster took the loss as Cincinnati pulled within three games of Philadelphia while Hutchinson faced hospital tests.
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Milwaukee
Cincinnati Reds
Jim Maloney
Braves
Reds
Tony Perez
John Edwards
Deron Johnson
Chico Ruiz
Leo Cardenas
Steve Boros
Johnson
Marty Keough
Maloney
Tom Harper
Vada Pinson
Harper
Dennis Menke
Denny LeMaster
Cincinnati
Edwards
Boros
Ruiz
Frank Robinson
Philadelphia
Dick Sisler
Fred Hutchinson
Christ Hospital
Jim O’toole
Hank Fischer
Nate
RBI
Eernnees
Pinson
Hara
Robinson
Olnson
Erez
Keough
Cardenas
O Henne
Dee Weeeens
Rbi Enke
Maye
Aaron
Carty
Torre
Kalb
Bailey
Bolling
Cline
LeMaster
E—Edwards
Boros Cardenas
Aaroaris
Cincinnati i
Mi Weubes
Malon
Aeallan
Ib Bilers
Ohneee
Toad
Rematch Planned Between Clay and Liston This Fall
Cassius Clay signs for a rematch with Sonny Liston this fall with targets set for late September but date and venue undecided. Clay predicts a historic fight with surprises in strategy and trainers, eyeing Louisville Las Vegas or Baltimore for the venue.
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Louisville
Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
Miami
Fla
Philadelphia
Liston
Bill Faversham
Clay
Las Vegas
Baltimore
Browns Ready Offense For First Exhibition
HIRAM Ohio The Cleveland Browns offense is taking shape with most positions settled guard John Wooten notes the job security and calls competition different from business. Wooten cites Ed Modzelewski’s help to Jim Brown and reflects on Ted Connolly’s retirement. The expected starting unit for the August 9 exhibition vs the 49ers includes Morrow Wooten Hickerson Schafrath Brown Brewer Hutchinson Warfield Ryan Brown Green.
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Hiram
Ohio
Cleveland Browns
John
Wooten
Ed Modzelewski
Jim Brown
Jim
Gene Hickerson
Ted Connolly
Connolly
San Francisco 49Ers
West Coast
John Morrow
Hickerson
Dick Schafrath
John Brown
John Brewer
Gary Collins
Tom Hutchinson
Paul Warfield
Chicago
Hutchinson
Frank Ryan
Ernie Green
Bears Dedicate 1964 Season After Fatal Accident
Chicago Bears owner-coach George Halas dedicates the 1964 season to teammates Willie Galimore and John Farrington killed in a Sunday night automobile crash near camp. Galimore’s widow Audrey travels from Tallahassee with their three children as funeral services are planned. Farrington’s widow Vivian remains in shock in Houston. A curve sign at the accident site was re-erected after two weeks. OHIO YANKEE First base coach Jimmy Gleeson, from Zanesville, Ohio, began as an outfielder in 1933.
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Rensselaer
Ind
Chicago Bears
Willie Galimore
John
Bo) Farrington
George Halas
St. Joseph’s College
Galimore
Farrington
Camp
Bears
Audrey
Tallahassee
Fla
Ronnie
Fawngreta
Marlon
Vivian
Houston
Bunkum Road
Alan Fleming
Ohio
Yankee
Jimmy Gleeson
Yankees
Zanesville
Sugar Ray Robinson and Art Hernandez Draw In Omaha Fight
In Omaha two lightweight pros fought to a draw as Sugar Ray Robinson tied with Art Hernandez in a 10 round bout. George Chuvalo stopped Don Prout in New Bedford to win as a heavyweight matchup.
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Omaha
Sugar Ray Robinson
New York
Art Hernandez
Drew
New Bedford
Mass
George Chuvalo
Toronto
Don Prout
Providence
Unclear sports schedule with postponements and disorder note
Fragmentary OCR item lists games including Syracuse Atlanta Richmond Toronto and Columbus with a postponement noted for a racially charged curfew. Mentions multiple cities and a 10 inning Toronto game. Contains fragmented data and scheduling notes without full context.
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Vwim
Syracuse
Atlanta
Richmond
Toronto
Andsonville
Athens Legion team earns state tournament bid in Athens
The Athens Legion team advances to the state tournament hosted in Athens starting next Monday with Ashtabula also among 14 teams vying for a regional berth in East Chicago. Larry Price of Racine stands out as a key performer, joining a roster of Athens returnees and collegians under the 19 year old limit.
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Athens Legion
Athens
Ashtabula
East Chicago
Ill
Larry Price
Racine
Price
Tornado
Legion
Steubenville
Portsmouth
Cincinnati Sycamore
Bill Biggs
Bill Wooddell
Dick Duncan
Fred Gibson
Paul Ayres
Bruce Bannon
Athens High
Chillicothe Teeners Advance to National Finals
The VFW Teeners All-Stars of Chillicothe Ohio clinched the regional title by defeating Petersburg Indiana 10 6 on their opponent s field to earn a spot in the national baseball finals in Hershey Pennsylvania next month The national tournament opens August 10 and follows their Ohio championship victory last week.
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Chillicothe
Ohio
VFW Teeners
Hershey
Petersburg
Ind
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Athens Boat and Ski Club
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