Game Fish Law Changes Adopted in Texas
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission approved statewide and county specific amendments to game and fish laws. Key statewide changes include no open season on game animals in state river beds and railroad rights of way, illegal taking of turkeys from roosts, a 50 fish possession limit for certain catfish, and tagging requirements for freshwater trotlines. County adjustments cover deer bag limits in Williamson Coryell Brazos Grimes Robertson and seasonal changes for Hood Somervell Gillespie Kendall and other districts.
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Austin
Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission
Texas
Possum Kingdom
Permian Basin
Edwards Plateau
Trinity Brazos
Williamson County
Coryell County
Brazos
Grimes
Robertson
Hood
Somervell
Hamilton
Palo Pinto
Gillespie
Kendall
Maroons Stay Undefeated Against Bluejays 9 0
Cameron Maroons remain unbeaten at 7 0 after a 9 0 win over Cameron Bluejays John Barron threw a 3 hitter with 11 strikeouts while Craig Freimel took the loss for the Bluejays Cameron Rebels Hearne Astros Go extra innings Hearne wins 7 6 top 7 Cameron ties 6 6 bottom 8 Hearne scores winning run Richard Scott the loser Gary Trdy a triple led Cameron in hits
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Cameron Maroons
Cameron Bluejays
John Barron
Bluejay
Craig Freimel
Bluejays
Maroons
Hearne
Astros
Cameron
Rebels
Richard Scott
Gary Trdy
Cardinals remain unbeaten by beating Braves in slim win
The Cardinals remained undefeated by downing the winless Braves last Wednesday 14. Rudy Barbosa earned the win as James Thompson Donnie Joe Marek and Richard Raymond homered for St. Louis. Roy Tena took the loss and James McLerran homered for Atlanta.
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Cardinals
Braves
Rudy Barbosa
James Thompson
Donnie Joe Marek
Richard Raymond
Roy Tena
James McLerran
Golden Eagles Face Extinction in North America
The article notes 48 eagles killed in Wyoming and elsewhere by poison bait, electrocution, and hunting. About 800 nesting pairs remain in the U.S., with Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, California as strongholds. Eagles are federally protected but continue to decline amid continued poison use and shootings.
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Wyoming
North America
United States
Nathaniel Reed
Montana
Interior Department
America
Kublai Khan
China
Soviet Union
Obituary for Mrs Ernst 72 of Barclay
Mrs. Ernst 72, of Barclay died at home Wednesday night of an apparent heart attack. Born in Milam County she lived near Barclay most of her life. Funeral was Saturday at St. Josephs Catholic Church Cyclone. Burial in St Marys Cemetery Westphalia. Rosary Friday at Hoelscher Funeral Home. Survived by son Billy Earl Ernst Rosebud stepson Roy Ernst Cleburne daughter Mrs Mike Tosaw San Carlos California two brothers R J Adams Travis Willie Adams Rosebud sister Mrs Clifford Price League City five grandchildren and four step grandchildren.
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Henry W. Ernst
Barclay
Milam County
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Cyclone
Resenco Rafael
St. Mary’s
Westphalia
Hoelscher Funeral Home
Billy Earl Ernst
Rosebud
Roy Ernst
Cleburne
Mike Tosaw
San Carlos
Calif
R. J Adams
Travis
Willie Adams
Clifford Price
League City
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Au relia Roach of Troy Texas
Mrs Au relia Roach 58 died in a Temple hospital after a year of ill health. Funeral services were held at 2 p m Saturday at Harper Talasek Chapel Temple with burial at Bellwood Memorial Park. She was born in Oklahoma in 1912 and lived in Cameron before moving to Troy. Survived by husband James P Roach five sons and two daughters. pallbearers were nephews.
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Aurelia Roach
Troy
Texas
Harper Talasek
Temple
Guinn William
The
Emanual Baptist Church of
Roach
Oklahoma
Bowie
James Phelix Roach
Cameron
Bring Your Seats Bring Your Seats Girls Softball Start
The 11 to 14 age group opens play Monday at 7 p.m. at the high school playground. No BYO seats and home made refreshments will be sold by the teams mothers. The Red Pokers Grasshoppers and Tweeties meet every Monday and Thursday for two weeks marking the second year of the program.
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Red
Grasshoppers
P W Magazine Tops National Contest Awards
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department earned first place in the magazine category for P W Magazine, a weekly news packet from the division, and a color photo story on imported wild animal species. The agency placed second overall among government information groups in the United States and Canada at the American Association for Conservation Information dinner in Springfield Missouri.
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Springfield
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
United States
Canada
American Association For Conservation Information
Texas Parks and Wildlife Magazine
Japanese Housewife In Battle Of Bulge
Tokyo reports a shift in Japanese women toward fitness as diets and affluence rise. Calisthenic pioneer Mrs. Kiyomi Yuzawa notes 20s seek slender waists while 30s to 40s trim stomachs and realign figures, with 60s joining younger peers to stay healthy. She helped launch Japan’s first televised calisthenics program in 1954 and started public lessons in 1965 after Tokyo games sparked interest.
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Tokyo
Japan
Kiyomi Yuzawa
Yuzawa
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