Vermont bill would let all officers shoot dogs chasing deer
Vermont law may expand to permit every state officer to kill dogs in pursuit of deer from December through May. Officials cite severe dog predation on deer. owners fear wrongful killings and cruelty amid unrestrained pets and seasonal hare hunting.
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Ernest “Stub” Earle
Vermont Fish and Game Committee
New England
Vermont
Fish and Game
Stewart Archambeau
Londonderry
Wordsboro
Edward F. Kehoe
Randle in Dutch thumps Lucchesi in dugout clash
Rangers infielder Len Randle faces a possible suspension after punching manager Frank Lucchesi, who is hospitalized with a broken cheekbone. Randle, angered by position shifts and rookie Bump Wills becoming second baseman, was suspended by owner Brad Corbett as the team investigates the incident.
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Fred Down
UPI
Len Randle
Texas Rangers
Frank Lucchesi
Randle
Rangers
Bump Wills
Lucchesi
Texas
Mercy Hospital
Orlando
Fla
Brad Corbett
Randle Knocks Out Rangers Manager in Exhibition Fight
Len Randle punched Texas Rangers manager Frank Lucchesi during a Minnesota exhibition in Orlando. After a brief exchange, Randle knocked Lucchesi to the ground, breaking his cheekbone, then sat calmly describing the incident to teammate Bert Blyleven and saying he would sleep better knowing the manager deserved the act.
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Orlando, Fla
UPI
Len Randle
Texas Rangers
Frank Lucchesi
Lucchesi
Bert Blyleven
Randle
Luchessi
Minnesota
Lenny
Danny O’brien
Ranger
Blyleven
Gaylord Perry
Mike Hargrove
Rangers
Petrocelli Seeks Return After Waiver From Red Sox
Rico Petrocelli, after 12 seasons with the Boston Red Sox, faces waivers and a likely free agent path as he searches for a new team one week before the season. He recalls a cold release, praises Yaz, discusses Hobson and Cox shifts, and notes loyalty shifting in the organization amid a youth focus.
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Rico Petrocelli
Lynnfield
Boston
Red Sox
Arlington
Texas
Don Zimmer
Darrell Johnson
Zimmer
Butch Hobson
Hobson
Petrocelli
Ted Cox
Cox
Tom Yawkey
Mr. Yawkey
McGuire’s Quiet Exit After Marquette Victory
Al McGuire coached Marquette to its first NCAA title, then cried in the dressing room as teammates carried the victory. He refused to deliver a farewell speech and said he will not return to coaching, joking that his time is over.
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Atlanta
UPI
Marquette
al McGuire
North Carolina
McGuire
Tar Heels
Canary Islands
Milwaukee
Bo Ellis
Warriors
Chicago
Michigan
Gary Rosenberger
Bernard Toone
Yonkers
N.Y
Toone
Omni
Five Royals sent to minors in Florida roster trim
The Kansas City Royals reassigned five players to the minor leagues reducing the roster to 33. Outfielders Willie Wilson Clint Hardie and Luis Silverio catcher Jim Gapdet and pitcher Lew Olsen were optioned to the club's Sarasota Florida complex.
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Tony Deluca
Mike McGuire
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Richard Wirmusky
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Fran Cabana
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Martelli
Adidas
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