Maine Deer Hunters Must Wear Fluorescent Orange This Season
A provision of the 103rd Maine Legislature requires deer hunters in the southern district to wear fluorescent orange visible from all sides when using firearms during the 1967 and 1968 seasons. The rule allows vest or cap as acceptable, with a blaze strip recommended. Archery season dates for northern and southern zones are Oct 1 to Oct 14 and Oct 1 to Oct 31 respectively.
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Maine
U.S. Route 2
Kennebec River
Fish and Games Dept
Maine wildlife values steady despite lower beaver and mink catches
Maine fur resources study shows total fur value at 203 190 dollars for 1966 with hunts down for eight of eleven species. Beaver and mink declines offset by fisher steady after earlier fears, muskrat and fox up slightly. prices generally favorable with beaver up over 40 percent since 1965.
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State Park and Recreation Commission
Maine
Kenneth Anderson
Gardiner
Maine Fish and Game Dept
Seaborn Weather Boosts Local Bird Shooting Prospects
With good fall weather, area hunters may have a favorable season. Reports indicate mature pheasants and young birds in numbers, and partridge sightings span much of the region. A Coast Guard Reservist reportedly suffered seasickness during duty.
Lane Rolloff Set for 20th Century Lanes This Wednesday
The weekly 20th Century Men’s handicap rolloffs return this Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. at 20th Century Lanes. Notable entrants include three-time winner Ricky Le mieux and two-time victors Leroy Kalex and Paul Gregoire, with many others such as Gordon Michaud and Dennis Nadeau expected to compete. The field remains open until rolloff time.
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Ricky Lemieux
Leroy Kalex
Paul Gregoire
Gordon Michaud
Dennis Nadeau
Steve Buzzell
John Mazeiko
Bob Marcotte
Rene Menard
Ray Binette
Don Grenier
del Daudier
Bob Boudreau
Buster Desmarins
Syl Ledoux
Henry Neault
Harry Goldthwaite
Norman Gadh
Tigers and Hawks win first rounds in Clifford Park tournament
In Clifford Park double elimination play Saturday the Tigers defeated the Rams 32 30 and the Hawks beat the Eagles 42 33. J R Sirois 5 points led the Tigers while Ribaudo and Cantara contributed for the Hawks. Referee was Descoteaux.
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Tigers
Hawks
Clifford Park
Rams
Eagles
Sayer
Boucher
Beaulieu
Drapeau
G. Plamondon
C¢ c
J. Plamondon
L'Heureux
T. Anton
R. Anton
Arbour
Descoteaux
Hvi
Bevee Oat McCormick
Fisher
Major
Cantara
It Looks Like Cardinals Year By The Associated Press
The St Louis Cardinals hold an overwhelming NL lead as they surge past the Chicago Cubs 6-5 with a dramatic ninth inning rally. The Mets finally win 8-3 over Philadelphia to halt a long losing streak. Other NL results include San Francisco 6-2 over Atlanta and Pittsburgh 4-3 over Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
New York Mets
St Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Cardinals
Mets
Juan Marichal
Larry Jackson
Philadelphia
Mike McCormick
Atlanta
San Francisco
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Roger Maris
Cubs
Ted Savage
Maris
Savage
Chicago
Ron Santo
Lou Brock
Curt Flood
Browns Camp Stumbles as Veale Shuts Down Reds
Cleveland's early struggles fueled by Cincinnati loss muddies camp reports. Bob Veale improved to 15-5 with a three-hit eight inning start securing the victory. Gary Nolan exited with a 3-1 lead as a Cincinnati miscue allowed scoring during a rundown and Matty Alou delivered an RBI single in the second.
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Cinnati
Gary Nolan
Matty Alou
Bob Veale
Hiram
Ohio
Cleveland Browns
Bureau of Missing Persons
Army
Browns
Philadelphia
Blanton Collier
Leroy Kelly
John Wooten
Sidney Williams
Mike Howell
Howell
Army Camp
Paul Warfield
Ernie Kellerman
Randy Schultz
Ross Fichtner
John Brown
Williams
Jim Ninowski
Washington
Dick Shiner
Frank Ryan
Collier
Gary Lane
Kelly
Larry Conjar
Notre Dame
Ernie Green
Conjar
Schultz
Nick Pietrosante
Charley Faraway
Red Sox Face Tigers as Slump Tests Boston Offense
Boston struggles at the plate as George Scott trims weight and Carl Yastrzemski recovers from a wall collision. The Red Sox, 2 games behind first, must rebound in an 11 game home stand starting with Detroit after a 9 game road trip scoring 19 runs.
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Boston
George Scott
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Scott
Anaheim
Fenway Park
Dick Williams
Eddie Popowski
Williams
California
Yastrzemski
Angels
Buddy Leroux
Red Sox
Tigers
Dave Morehead
Detroit
Joe Sparma
Paralytic painter Lynn Campbell creates art from bed using teeth brush
Paralyzed by polio at 13, Lynn Campbell of Boswell Ikla no longer leaves her bed but paints outdoor scenes with a foot long brush held in her teeth. She works six hours a day six days a week, completing about one picture weekly and selling many. New York's Empire State Building was completed in 1931.
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Boswell, Ikla
Lynn Campbell
Miss Campbell
Doubleday Never Dreamed Of This Night of Twins Victory
Minnesota beat California 2 1 in a tense AL game. Boswell matched Brunet in a scoreless duel into the seventh. A bases loaded sequence and a costly error swung the game for Minnesota. Angel rookie Larry Stubing, nicknamed Moose, appeared for third time with two on and one out but struck out to end the threat.
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Associated Press
Twins
Angels
Abner Doubleday
Minnesota
California
Bill Rigney
Moose
el Paso
New York
Baltimore
Chicago
Dave Boswell
George Brunet
Zoilo Versalles
Cesar Tovar
Tony Oliva
Roger Repoz
Repoz
Harmon Killebrew
Bob Allison
Hank Izquierdo
Jim Fregosi
Hank
Jackie Hernandez
Ted Uhlaender
Jim Kaat
Boswell
Bubba Morton
al Worthington
Kaat
Larry Stubing
Bobby Knoop
Brunet
Yankees
Steve Barber
Joe Pepitone
Bill Monbouquette
Barber
United States Retains Wightman Cup in 6-2 Victory
The U S won the Wightman Cup for the seventh straight year, defeating Great Britain 6-2 in Cleveland. Nancy Richey and Billie Jean King led the Americans with decisive singles wins, while Christine Truman provided the lone British point.
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Cleveland
United States
Great Britain
Atlantic
Nancy Richey
Virginia Wade
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
Ann Aydon Jones
King
Billie Jean
U.S
Mrs. Jones
Miss Wade
Rosemary Caesals
San Francisco
Miss Casals
Miss King
Wade-Jones
Christine Truman
Giants Beat Braves 6 2 Behind McCormick 16th Win
Major League Stars pitching Mike McCormick of the Giants earned his 16th win as San Francisco defeated Atlanta 6-2, allowing seven hits. Cardinal bat Roger Maris had three hits and three RBIs to power St. Louis past Chicago 6-5.
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Giants
Shas
Braves
Clete Boyer
Willie McCovey
San Francisco
Associated Press
Mike McCormick
Atlanta
Roger Maris
Cardinals
St. Louis
Chicago
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