Quail season extension sparks county protest
Texan sportsmen from Fannin County protest a proposed two week extension of the 1964 quail season. The plan, backed by wildlife officials, would open November 14 and run to January 3, drawing opposition from local clubs who invested in restocking and habitat improvement. The hearing recorded Tuesday will be reviewed by the Wildlife and Parks commission in July. The 1964 deer season runs November 14 to 24 with other game rules unchanged.
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Sportsmen's Club
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Johnson
Buddy Keene
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Po Pewell
Ross Casper
Wastlife and Parks Commission
Wor Tong
Golf Club Title Promises Spring Tournament Mead
Wiggins and Hester lead entries at Boerhwaen Golf Club this Sunday for a major spring event. Local players from Vastsehel and Steph Nobo Austin State College compete in marquee matches as intramural and club tournaments shape the season.
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Wisgens
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Williams and Wippins Meet In Bowing Soul Shootout
Williams and Wippins reach the finals after defeating multiple opponents in early rounds. Meade, Wilshire, Sampson and others advance in various flights with Southerland Lewis and McElfresh Dopson earning titles in later matches.
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Ood Wolf
Kessler Gilley
John Meade
Bobby McFarlin
Gene Walshe Sr
Meade
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Wilshire
Ihe Newby
Gene Wileshire, Jr
Wall
O the Park Simpson Stast
Khodekiss
Charles Hill
Ricky Grisham
Sampson
Dennis Baker
Steve Southerland
D. Lewis
Southerland
Dr Whales
Kenneth Grisham
Lewis
Marc Clayton
Bobby Clayton
Frank McElfresh
Orvil Dopson
McElfresh
James Bohannon
McKee Ovick
Dopson
Bob Barrow
Archie Dopson
Wallis Duff
Bryce McIntyre Duff
Gard
A C Smithey
McIntyre
Jo Simpson
J . B. Cotham
Lopez to Manage AL All Star Nine
American League will be led by Chicago White Sox manager Al Lopez for the all star game at Shea Stadium on July 7. Joe Cronin announced Lopez was selected after Ralph Houk’s promotion to manager of the Yankees. Lopez comes as White Sox finished second last season and he will manage New York’s 1943 pennant winner’s successor role.
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Hinton Powers Senators With Hitting Burst In Sweep
Chuck Hinton boosted his batting average to .350 after six hits in a doubleheader sweep of Kansas City. His six for eleven effort included two doubles and three singles, with Chuck Cottier and Jim King delivering key homers to seal the wins.
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Sam Snead to play in Open despite near miss
Fifty year old Sam Snead earned a spot in the 24th U S Open after qualifying at Detroit as the field of 150 was set in Washington. He missed a short putt and showed his putting woes as rivals like Tommy Bolt Cary Middlecoff Lew Wannamaker Tony Manero and Jack Fleck failed to qualify by small margins.
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UPI
Sam Snead
Samby
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Washington
Tommy Bolt
Cary Middlecoff
Lew Worsnam
Tony Muanero
Jack Fleck
Redskins Acquire Coia and Williams From Bears
Washington Redskins owner Bill McPeak orchestrated a major off season trade sending the No. 1 pick in 1965 to Chicago to land Angelo Coia and Fred Williams. McPeak said the moves strengthen every position with no evident weaknesses for the 1964 season.
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Washington Redskins
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Cardinals and Giants Triumph in Monday League Play
In a National League action, the Cardinals edged the Rotary Club Red Sox 5-2 with two big innings including a third and a fifth, while the Giants routed the McKnight Yanks 18 to 2. Randy Seals and Gary Turman were notable, Charles Butler led the Giants with four hits, and Paul Lively went the distance for the Giants.
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Bob Jenkins
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Yanks
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Allen Sanderson
Charles Butler
Thomas — Richardson
Steve Justice
Lively
Wolfe City Riding Club Sets First Play Night
The Wolfe City Riding club will hold Thursday Play Nights at 7 30 p m replacing Sunday afternoon events. Ken Austin chairs with Bethel Henslee D H Tucker Clyde Barker and Clarence Hall as assistants. Registration occurs at the arena office before events begin.
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