Quail Season Fight Sparks County Hearing Over Early Opening
Fannin county sportsmen and Texas Wildlife and Parks Department biologists clash in a hearing over a proposed two week earlier opening for the quail season. supporters warn of decimation while restocking costs and habitat work are cited as reasons to delay. The longer season is backed by officials for many counties and will be reviewed by the Wildlife and Parks commission in July.
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Fannin County
Texas Wildlife and Parks Department
B. G
Bob) Alexander
Wildlife and Parks Department
Grayson
Lamar
Collin
Hunt County
Dick Wait
Sportsmen's Club
John Vankirk
Chili Johnson
Buddy Keene
Wait
Bill West
J. P. Powell
Ross Casper
Barney Banks
Hollis Jenkins
Earl Gross
Jack Goodwin
Sam Leonard
Clarence Jones
Alexander
Bonham
Lake Crockett
United States
Lopez to Manage AL All Star Nine
American League President Joe Cronin announced Chicago White Sox manager Al Lopez would helm the 1964 All Star team. Lopez was chosen after Ralph Houk was promoted to general manager of the Yankees, with Lopez guiding the White Sox who finished second last season. The game will be at Shea Stadium on Tuesday, July 7.
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Boston
UPI
Joe Cronin
Chicago White Sox
al Lopez
Cronin
Lopez
Ralph Houk
New York Yankees
Houk
New York
White Sox
Shea Stadium
Wiggins and Williams Meet for Bonham Golf Crown Sunday
Two former Bonham high school golfers Jimmy Wiggins and Bobby Williams reach the Bonham Golf Club finals to clash for the spring title. Both players, with notable local victories, advance through rounds before the championship matches across five flights.
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Bonham High School
Bonham Golf Club
Jimmy Wiggins
Bobby Williams
Wiggins
Stephen F. Austin State College
Williams
Texas Tech
Wiggins-Williams
Kessler Gilley
John Meade
Bobby McFarlin
Gene Wilshire
Meade
Craig van Kirk
Wilshire
Ike Newby
Gene Wilshire, Jr
Paul Simpson
Steve Madgkiss
Charles Hill
Ricky Grisham
Simpson
Dennis Baker
Hinton Drives Senators To Double Sweep And Batting Peak
Chuck Hinton boosted the Washington Senators by six hits in a Tuesday doubleheader against Kansas City, lifting his average to .350 as the Senators won 8-4 and 5-1. His late-innings hits helped Cottier and King power rallies while Hinton’s surge ties him with Oliva for the AL batting lead.
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Washington Senators
Chuck Hinton
Tony Oliva
Senators
Hinton
Washington
Kansas City
Raleigh
N. C
Orioles
Baltimore Orioles
White Sox
Angels
Indians
Red Sox
Yankees
Tigers
Twins
Sam Snead to Play in Open at Washington
Sam Snead, age fifty, will compete in his 24th U S Open after qualifying in Detroit as the final spots filled the Washington field. He struggled on a three foot putt missing by two and a half feet, yet earned a place among 150 players. Former Open champions Tommy Bolt Cary Middlecoff Lew Worsham Tony Manero and Jack Fleck failed to qualify by narrow margins.
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New York
UPI
Sam Snead
Sambo
Detroit
Washington
Tommy Bolt
Cary Middlecoff
Lew Worstam
Tony Manero
Jack Fleck
Redskins Swap Bears For Coia Williams Strengthen 1964 Lineup
Washington coach Bill McPeak pulled a major off season move trading the number one draft pick for 1965 to acquire Angelo Coia and Fred Williams from Chicago. He says the Redskins have addressed every position and have no glaring weaknesses as they push toward the 1964 season.
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Washington
UPI
Washington Redskins
Manhattan Island
Bill McPeak
Angelo Coia
Fred Williams
Chicago Bears
McPeak
Tribe
Bill
Cardinals Giants Turn in Victories on Monday Night
The Cardinals edged the Rotary Club Red Sox 5-2 as Bob Jenkins led with two hits in three plate appearances. The Giants routed the McKnight Yanks 18-2 behind Paul Lively who allowed four hits in a complete game. Charles Butler added four hits for the Giants with two doubles and two singles.
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Southwest Pump Cardinals
Lions Club
Giants
Cardinals
Rotary Club
Red Sox
McKnight Yanks
Randy Seals
Gary Turman
Bob Jenkins
Cards
Paul Lively
Yanks
Mike McIntyre
Allen Sanderson
Charles Butler
Thomas Richardson
Steve Justice
Lively
Wolfe City Riding Club Shifts to Thursday Play Nights
The Wolfe City Riding Club ends Sunday afternoon events and schedules Thursday nights as Play Nights. The first Play Night starts at 7 30 p.m. at the arena with Ken Austin as chairman and assistants Bethel Hensiee D H Tucker Clyde Barker and Clarence Hall. Registration occurs at the arena office before activities.
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Wolfe City
Spl
Ken Austin
Bethel Hensiee
D. H. Tucker
Clyde Barker
Clarence Hall
Arena
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Dallas
Department
C. W. Forsythe
Bentley Wood
Ed Bom
Steve Southerland
D. Lewis
Southerland
Dr. Whaley
Kenneth Grisham
Lewis
Marc Clayton
Bobby Clayton
Frank McElfresh
Orvil Dopson
McElfresh
James Bohannon
McKee Orvick
Dopson
Bob Barrow
Archie Dopson
Willis Duff
Bryce McIntyre
Duff
Gard
A. C Smithey
McIntyre
J. Simpson
J. B. Cotham
Lake Crockett Resort Center
United Press International
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Chicago
Redskins
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