Public Hunting Part II Game Management In Europe
George B Gordon surveys European practice in game management, noting private land reserves, regulated hunting, and the lack of public access. He contrasts bounty failures with modern laws, highlights habitat focus, and argues for trained managers to sustain long term game crops in Vermont.
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New England
Massachusetts
United States
New Hampshire
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Fish and Game Department
Ben Day
New England gridiron title picture muddled by upsets
The latest UPI regional college coaches ratings show Harvard still leads the major race but shares top status with multiple teams after upsets. Wesleyan climbs to first in small college, ahead of Williams, Springfield drops, Northeastern ends 6-2 to rise, and Holy Cross edges Massachusetts as Rutgers, Yale, and others create a shuffled landscape ahead of weekend games.
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United Press International
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Dartmouth
Cardinals
Wesleyan
Williams
Bohmen
Don Russell
Skidding Williams
Springfield College
Northeastern
Holy Cross
Massachusetts
Crusaders
Redmen
Boston College
Yale
Central Connecticut
Springfield
Southern Connecticut
Pownal Race Results First to Eleventh
Results from Pownal feature eleven races with winners and payoffs. Aunt Settle and Nosey Posey among top placers, disqualifications noted in race two, with times and margins for all events. Attendance 2704 and overall handle 217816 reported.
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Aunt Settle
Tornambe
Treason —Leone
Nosey Posey—Pruden
Frank Robinson Named American League MVP
Frank Robinson of the Baltimore Orioles was named the American League MVP for 1966 by unanimous BBWAA vote. He won AL batting title, home runs and RBIs, leading Baltimore to its first World Series title. Robinson became the first player to win MVP in both leagues and join Mantle and Rosen as recent unanimous AL honorees.
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Powell
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Harmon Killebrew
Jim Kaat
Tony Oliva
al Kaline
Detroit Tigers
Tommie Agee
White Sox
Aparicio
Bert Campanaris
Kansas City A
Cincinnati Reds
UPI
Williams Soph Leads Rushers in New England Race
Williams College sophomore halfback Jim Dunn from Weymouth dominated the regional rushing race as he nears the end of his season. In seven games he has 173 carries for 829 yards and a 4.8 average, leading Northeastern’s Bill Curran by 66 yards with one game left.
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UPI
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Williams College
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Amherst
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Bill Curran
Northeastern
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Bates
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Foye
Bruce Winslow
Central Connecticut
John Mulligan
Springfield College
Dave Bennett
Tufts
Bennett
Jim Murphy
Murphy
Wesleyan
Howard Foster
Hinsdale Harness Entries November 9 1966 Card
Hinsdale lists nine horse races for Wednesday with $400 purses including first through sixth divisions ridden by riders such as Lynaugh Wykowski Sutherland Collins Sutherland and Gilman. Notable horses include Good Wick Archandy Welcome PamPam and Express Way with Manor Way and Laura Hill among listed connections.
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Good Wick—Sutherland
Archandy—McCarthy
Welcome PamPam—Redman
Yankee Darlin—Richardson
Lady Tareyton—Wilsey
Speedy Contralto
Kelley
Blizzard Ky—Sheldon
Briarwood Carroll—Wykowskire
Buena So Rare
Lynaugh Ti Clip
Dyna Yellow Brook—Manziano
Happy Majesty—Lynaugh
Theresa Hal
Lum—Fesh
Star Knight
Sun—Andersen
Mr. Marathon
L—Kane
Queen’s Need
Kolibab
Brookside Belle
Manor Way
Edmunds
Laura Hill
Green Mountain Entries Race Card 1966
Horse list across seven races with entrants owners and odds notes from a harness meet at Green Mountain. Notable names include Hal's Apache Collins Maida Wilsey Apostle Star Keystonette Allen, and Go Go Day Krul My Lucy 2nd Hill among others. The card covers first to fourth races on Thursday November 10 1966 with purses from 400 to 1100 dollars.
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Go Go
Krul
Plastique — Sheppard
My Lucy
Hill
Sam Lord — Conway
Admiral Lunsford — Hill
Little Doyle — Donato
Sheridan Lane
Pruden
Great Council
Pion
Cross Country Champ Dyce wins Metropolitan Intercollegiate title
New York University's Byron Dyce nipped Manhattan College's Jim O'Connell 100 yards from the finish to win the 40th Metropolitan Intercollegiate Cross Country Championship, finishing five miles in 25:18. Manhattan topped the team standings with 30 points, 40 ahead of NYU.
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UPI
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Byron Dyce
Manhattan College
Jim O’connell
Dyce
Manhattan
NYU
Bowling league high scores and standings update
Sportsman's League results list high singles by Leo Charbonneau Jr. 201 and Warren R. Hoard 199 with Casey, B Weeks 194. high triples show Byrne Warren 528 Ronald Greene 525 Joe Charbonneau 520. Standings include Purdy's Elliott's Five Griffis Coast, Leo's Motors, Dufresne's Bldrs, Brewster's Grand Union, Casey's Esso, Taftsen, Casey's Auto Parts with 18 to 7 points.
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R. Hoard
L. Casey
Byrne Warren
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Joe Charbonneau
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Elliott
Leo’s
Motors
Dufresne
Brewster’s
Grand Union
Casey
Esso Taftsen
Casey’s
Auto Parts
Pari-Mutuel Bill OKed in Berkshire County Vote
Berkshire voters approved pari mutuel wagering at Berkshire Downs and Great Barrington Fair in yesterday’s election. Pittsfield backed the track 22 308 to 19 469 in a decisive countywide result while Hancock and Great Barrington fairs won 28 303 to 13 391 to permit one week meets under a pari mutuel franchise. The ballot outcome implies the issue won’t return unless a 10 000 name petition calls a new referendum.
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Great Barrington Fair
Pittsfield
North Adams
Hancock
Great Barrington
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