Pheasant Population Up In Ohio As Extended Season Assessed
Late April to early May counts across twenty one counties show Ohio pheasant numbers higher than last spring. Biologists credit favorable nesting, good summer and winter survival, and possibly a later nest start. Weather, haying, and rains could still affect harvest outlook for this spring.
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Onio
Ohio
Montevideo
Uruguay
Yan Krouminek
Russia
South Americ
Surrey
Snyder and Algeo Lead Qualifying Round in Ohio Tourney
Snyder and Algeo tied at 72 to pace a field of golfers in a Southeast Ohio tournament qualifiers. The 36 hole scores determine the 10 players who will represent Athens June 16 17 at Hocking Hills near Logan with rounds to go and clubs from Athens Gallipolis Jackson Chillicothe Lancaster Cambridge Marietta and Logan competing.
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Jack Algeo
Ohio
Athens County
Ctu
Snyder
Algeo
Athens
Hocking Hills
Logan
Gallipolis
Jackson
Chillicothe
Lancaster
Cambridge
Marietta
Duke sprinter Sime aims for central California meet on clay
SANGER Calif up Duke's record sprinter Dave ime, age 19, prefers clay tracks and seeks a strong showing at the Central California Association AAA track and field championships in Stockton. He has already tied the world mark in the 100 with wind aided times and lowers the 220 to 20.1, while also breaking Harrison Dillard's 220 hurdles record. The re surfaced clay oval for the meet is packed and the field includes Duke sprinter Mike following him in the 100 and 220.
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Sanger
Calif
Duke
Dave
Ime
Central California
Stockton
Mel Patton
Harrison Dillard
Sanger High School
San Joaquin Valley
Limes
Mike
Inflammation sidelines Indians' Herb Score period
The Indians may be without Herb Score for a series with the Yankees due to an intestinal ailment described as inflammation of the colon. Manager Al Lopez plans to rest Score, keeping him out while doctors evaluate the condition to determine if he can rejoin the team soon. The report notes the issue is not serious, with a brief rest likely to suffice.
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Indians
Bos
Chauncey Colon
al Lopez
Stewart
Buchtel
Coalton
Sunnyhill
Nelsonville Field
the Plains
McArthur
Chauncey
Nelsonville
Jersey City Player Hits Homer and Dies After Collapse
William Sikely of Jersey City, an amateur baseball player, hit a home run for a rival team at Jersey City High School field. He collapsed with a heart attack during the next inning and died shortly after at Jersey City Medical Center.
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Jersey City
Nja
William Sikely
Jersey City Medical Center
Setral Will Captures Class CC Pace at Lebanon Raceway
Astral Will owned by F. M. Baker of Columbus and driven by Clair Baker won the $300 Class CC pace at Lebanon Raceway in 2:08.2, a new personal best. Mutuels paid $10.40, $6.20, $5.60 as 1,927 spectators watched a $57,554 mutuel handle. The spring meeting ends Saturday night.
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Lebanon
Astral Will
Lebanon Raceway
F. M. Baker
Columbus
Clair Baker
Sailor Tyler Sets American 10 000 Meter Record at AAU Meet
Navy runner Joe Tyler, a Los Angeles native stationed at San Diego Naval Training Center, set an American record in the 10000 meter event at the South Era Pacific AAU championships at the Coliseum, clocking 30 minutes 31.9 seconds. The previous world standard of 28:54.2 by Emil Zatopek is noted, with Tyler having 16 days remaining in his service.
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Angeles
Joe Tyler
South
Coliseum
Emil Zatopek
Tyler
Los Angeles
San Diego Naval Training Center
Enos Shoots For All Stars In Mid-Summer Game
Enos Slaughter, age 40, star Kansas City outfielder, versatility frame and hustle put him in heavy AL All Star odds. With a .208 batting average, eight doubles, three triples and two home runs, he stands behind the Athletics’ leading regular in the majors. Fans may vote the veteran into Washington’s July 10 game.
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New York
Enos
Slaughter
Kansas City
Lassie
Washington
Kuenn Out With Injury Strain Sidelines Detroit Shortstop
Boston reports Detroit shortstop Harvey Kuenn will miss a few games due to a severely strained ligament in his right wrist. The injury sidelines him as Detroit seeks wins without his bat and defense.
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Boston
Detroit
Harvey Kuenn
Non-Absent Students Listed at Elementary
School notes reveal a record of 65 students who were not absent nor tardy in the past year across grades. Names such as Kuenn, Myers, Williams, Triplet, Brunton, McClelland, Kennedy, Skinner, and Westfall appear among seventh through sixth grade lists, with details of minor foot injuries and attendance status.
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Kuenn
Glouster
Thurs- Myers
Glouster Elementary
Tigers
Boston
Kuen
Jimmy Williams
Stealyn Andrews
Keith
Marcia Triplet
Ricky Brunton
Margie Guffey
Dennis Gyure Shurays
TMA
Gary McClelland
Hagge Leads Triangle Round Robin at Virginia Beach
Marlene Bauer Hagge of Asheville N C started the third round of the $12,000 Triangle Round Robin Golf Tournament with a five point lead. Joyce Ziske Waterford Wis sits second with plus 18, Patty Berg St Andrews Ill trails at plus 15, Lena Faulk from Thom eee Pe is fourth.
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Marlene Bauer Hagge
Asheville
N. C
Hagge
Joyce Ziske
Waterford
Wis
Patty Berg
St. Andrews
Lena Fauk
Thomeeeee Pe
Barer Pick
Mrs Ida Lantz Rites To Be Held Sunday
Mrs Ida Lantz rites set for Sunday with burial in Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home, reflecting a local obsequy notice with family and funeral details.
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Ida Lantz
Courtney
Theate
Maplewood Cemetery
Funeral Home
Former Coach Dies After Injury at Ring Event
Milo Savage of Salt Lake City and Mount Union College died Thursday after treatment for injuries suffered when he fell in the fourth round at Chicago Stadium. Thorpe, 65, a former middleweight coach, was hospitalized after a heart attack at the Elks Home where he had attended an Alliance Development Corp. dinner. Savage, 29, was stopped in the 10th round by Bobby Boyd, and his death followed medical care at the hospital and safety service arrangements for hospitalization release.
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Milo Savage
John M. Thorpe
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Mount Union College
Thorpe
Elks
Jaycees Plan Charter Feast In Trimble Township
Trimble Township Jaycees met at the high school to finalize plans for the charter dinner to be held Tuesday at 6:30 pm in the Hotel Gordon dining room. Committee chairs reported on various projects and a group volunteered to attend Thursday's City Council meeting to relay civic needs of the village.
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Glouster
Trimble Township
Jaycees
Hotel Gordon
Grange to Convene With Home Demonstration Club Program
Trimble Grange 1890 will meet Saturday at 8 p.m. The Home Demonstration Club will handle the evening program, providing a community angle to the gathering.
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Grange
Glouster
Trimble Grange 1890
Mr Campbell Dies Thursday in Glouster
GLOUSTER Charles Campbell of Malta Route 3 died Thursday morning of a heart attack while in Glouster on business. Survived by wife Mary two daughters Mrs Helen Dis of Roseville and Mrs Wilda Reus of Mama Route 3 Ve sons Mark Frank and Herbert of St Edgar and 14 grandchildren. Two sisters preceded him in death. Funeral services will be held for May. Two sisters preceded him in for juk e bar license 10 dollars for the post 17 80 for loading ashes 28 45 Fire department run.
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Mama
Mark
Frank
Herbert
St. Edgar
Itwo
Athens Church News Highlights June 8 1984
Glouster and surrounding churches list service times and pastoral notes. Bible schools, Sunday schools, worship times, prayer meetings, and guest speakers are noted for each congregation including Glouster Methodist Bishopville Church of Christ Seventh Day Adventist and local pastors.
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Athens
Glouster Church News
Oannate
Miles Ey Hoon
Glouster Methodist
Paul Graf
Sehool
Anthony Nickel
Sim Fay
Clinton Powell
Amster
Bishopville Church of Christ Bible School
David Grubbs
Cincinnati Bible Seminary
Front
Summit
Arthur D. Leach
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Don Reed
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