21 Nov 1963
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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1963
Page
1
Hippen scored 19 points guiding the Buffalo Cen ter Bison to a 60 43 victory over Northwood in front of a capacity crowd at the school gym. The game opened with jitters and early sloppy play as both teams battled. scoring only from free throws before the Bison surged.
The Bison travel to Lake Mills Friday November 22 aiming for a second win of the season. Lake Mills seeks rebound after a narrow loss to Britt as Coach Borcherding’s Bulldogs rely on Mike Adrian and Tom Moon to dominate the boards. Lyle Hippen leads with 18 points in a strong third quarter showing as Mark Smith adds 15 while Northwood’s Reeder tops visitors with 18.
Pheasant opening day yields many bag limits and some struggles, with birds unusually wild and running ahead of hunters. Dogs aid locating and retrieving birds in dense cover. Weather may drive birds together, promising more productive days. Hatch indicates 12 young per old, while farm tenants and their children hunt without landowner licenses on their own land.
The State Conservation Commission notes increased fall fishing as frosts move anglers to rivers and lakes. Walleye fishing shines near wing dams on the Mississippi River while panfish activity rises, and other rivers report good catches. Great Lakes region and natural lakes see strong angling. farm ponds yield bass from artificial impoundments. Visitors from Portland, Oregon, Mrs. Dick VanHoorn and Mrs. Harold Winter, joined relatives.
The Rainbow bowling team leads the Three Man Classic by 2 percent with Don Hofbauer Merle Albers and Ray mond Wessels anchoring a 508 average. Buffalo Lanes standout performances include high game by Laird Moore 213 and season high four game series 2203 for the Rainbow quartet. Forty bowlers have already scored 200 or better this season as Rainbow and Buffalo Lanes vie for early league dominance.
State Conservation Officer Wilfrid Macheak lists hunting and conservation violations from recent days across several JP courts in Forest City Northwood and surrounding towns. Violations include waterfowl hunting without a plugged gun, assembled guns in vehicles, lack of hunting licenses, and non resident license failures with multiple fined amounts. The report also notes camping fee increases for twenty six state park grounds and mentions local bowling league standings and season highlights.
New overnight rates take effect April 1 with modern campgrounds at 1.50 per night and other state park campgrounds at 1.00. A 0.25 per bundle firewood charge applies to campers and picnickers. Cabin rental at Pineau Park near Eldora increases to 35 weekly, reflecting higher dues across parks.
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