Pheasant, burlap tips, and Oregon hunting safety noted
The column covers opener pheasant season upnorth and notes many hunters found birds. It suggests harvest of cock pheasants to sustain next year’s crop and offers burlap blind, gear tips, and fieldcraft ideas. It also mentions the Beck family in northeastern Oregon enjoying trout, elk, and bird hunting and praises a state law requiring youths under 17 to have a hunting safety certificate.
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Oe Tan
John Beck
Oregon
Becks
Industrial Loop Opens on Wednesday Schedule
The Industrial basketball league announces a Wednesday start with three games at Mekinivy junior high school gym. Participants Sevaneums and Hye Leapae are listed among matchups including Oak versus Cherry uric 2s Wilton & Co. versus Square DB and Ragio versus Nissen Tramm IBM.
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Sevaneums
Mekinivy
Quaker Oak
Cherry Uric
Wilton & Co
Square DB
Ragio
Nissen Tramm
Hye
IBM
Bob Oldis Set To Speak At K of C Dinner
Bob Oldis, major league catcher from Town City, will headline the Cedar Rapids Knights of Columbus dinner. The talk follows a sports stay Tuesday November 19 with dinner at 6:30 and a program to follow.
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Bob Oldis
Town City
Cedar Rapids Knights of Columbus
Colume
Bowling Highlights Lloyd Curtis 269 Game 606 Series
Lloyd Curtis boosted his average with a 269 game and a 606 series in the Town & Country Open league. The page notes multiple 200 games, top individual scores, and various league leaders across settings including women's events and local sponsors.
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Lloyd Curtis
Loyd Curtis
Bill Shukers
Bo Hughes
Ray Longhwat
City Realty
al Hine
Alled Industrial
Belle Plaine Bowler Sets 614 Series in Local Leagues
Belle Plaine bowler Curt Hamire posted a 614 series in East Iowa and Belle Plaine Businessmen’s League action. The mixed results include a 613 in the ML Vernon Commercial League, with others like Paull and Haddy posting notable games and totals across multiple local leagues.
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Curt Hamire
Eastlara Iowa
Hamire
Leagu
Doc Wolfe
ML. Vernon
Paull
Drakos
Clark Haddy
Marengo
Iowa
MT. Vernon
Town & Country
Doe Jens
Fill
Keune
Carney- Johnston
Abernathy-Mclaroy
Muchantesville
Henry Uncan
Kenney
Manly
Midway
Sid Schweitzer
Freeman
Kruse
Max Corkery
A Bavuena
Lisbon
Hank
Greroe Brown
B. Port
J. Sener
Veron “Litheran
Mmidwat Gali
Getty Winzar
Harden's
Keystone
Opyghitteran
Alvin Myer
Haroldl Jes
Garrison Vil
Kaystone Nu
Edwin Hansen
Kromminga
Hansen
rAtitoed's
Benton County
Gary Parigek
Dick Blickinger
Hitcom Co
Turners
Turners Io
Wyghesian
Ben Attiers
Lawrence Albers
Buc Schilds Sais
Anders Shelling
Keystowe Savings Bank
Merry Mathers
Martis
Buch
Lais Hamann
Keystone Gir
Sebbiting
Chantry Gals
Mary Schitds
Helen Jurgens
Lucky Sleikers
Cine Wardenbure
Feuerbach Oil
Bantams
Charlotte Meyer
Ingrid
Icky Sevorin
Lone Savings Bank
Shemestead
Wander
Haddy
Yeister Elevator
Inwa Co
Soil
Town
Don Slaymaker
Lotta
Rabe
J. Black Gage
Rabe Bros
Shauit
Nishlers
Irvin Meier
Wetten’s
Animshai
van Horne
Julia Monk
Betty Jemmanval
Lule Busser
Jks
Sale Nile
Ditmar Kein
Jan O'Brien
Beverly W Buder
Lola “Schild
Suaton
Friendly Tavern
Lincoln
S&s
Tigers Dick “Funk
Chas.Myers
Haliday Lake
Marius Buch
Petters
Georgia Morrow
Russ Rieck
Anderson-Rouge
Neus
Luchy
Zimmerman
Vietor
Maxine
Hapnel
Merle Pope
Francis Craw
Hanpel Crow
Ponewaite
Curt Homir
Jim Butler Keeps Top in Jubilee Lanes Classic
Jim Butler won four games at Jubilee Lanes Saturday to maintain his lead in the Individual Classic bowing league with 208.25 Peterson points. Clark Kaiser earned individual honors by posting the top single game score of 125 and the best four game series, 8B.
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Jim Butler
Jubilee Lanes
Butler
Peterson
Clark Kaiser
Kaiser
Alabama Rolls Over Georgia Tech 27 to 11 in SEC Showdown
Alabama, energized by Benny Nelson and Joe Namath, routed Georgia Tech 27-11 in an SEC football clash. Nelson scored twice on runs of one and six yards while Namath added a rushing touchdown and steered drives with option keeper plays.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Georgia Tech
Benny Nelson
Joe Namath
Nelson
Namath
Tidé
I Staraia
Teen
Cai Fighere
Davis
den Tah Oes
Ane Nels
East Labhtdar To
Namath Tun Teas
Kansas State Teachers Wins Cross Country Meet
Tohn Camien set a course record finishing four miles in 19 16.9 to lead Kansas State Teachers College to victory in the NCAA college division cross country meet. Treland Sloan followed in 1929.0, with Montana State's Bill Patterson third and Idaho State's Art Scott fourth. Kansas State Teachers posted 44 points to win, ahead of Akron 174, South Dakota State 279, Valparaiso 182, North Dakota State 197, Calvin 217, Wheaton 219, Wabash 225, and Eastern Michigan 232.
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South Dakota State
Valparaiso
North Dakotas State
Calvin
Whea Jton
Wabash
Fastern
Michigan
California Bears Roll Past Utah In Wet Intersect clash
Salt Lake City AP describes California overpowering Utah on a soggy field. The Bears built a 16 point lead and won 35-22 as fleet backs found easy footing. Blanchfield and MaWiey connected on key plays while Blanchfield added a late scoring drive to seal the victory.
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Salt Lake City
California
Bears
Utah
Galgeria
Abe
MaWiey
Awotton
Blanchfield
Blaney
Ron Blanchniete
Lee
Larren Viens
Hartack joins national Jockeys Hall of Fame at Pimlico
Baltimore AP reports Bill Hartack, America's leading jockey of the era, was named Saturday to the national Jockeys Hall of Fame at Pimlico, recognizing his four wins in eight years and his riding career.
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Baltimore
APJ
Bill Hartack
America
Pimlico
Meet the Preps All 6 Starters Back for Wapsie Girls Champs
Oxford Junction girls with six starters back from last year’s champion squad are the favorites in their division as coaches in the Wapsie conference race predict a tight boys title battle. Lisbon Lincoln Stanwood Mechanicsville and Glin are named contenders with returning veterans led by Patty Burda and the Oxford Junction lineup including Marilyn Klebeck Diane Sobotka Pam Nowach and Marlys Ledvina. The article notes strong junior and reserve depth and lists several other area teams and players with notable performances.
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Oxford Junction
Iowa
Lisbon
Lincoln
Stanwood Mechanicsville
Glin
Patty Burda
Marilyn Klebeck
Diane Sobotka
Pam Nowachek
Marlys Ledvina
Patti Mizaur
B.S. Evert
Pirates admit Old with Phillies after NL permit win
Bus members and their male guests are invited. Old is caught for the Pirates when they won the National League permit and now is with the Phillies.
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Old
The
Pirates
Phillies
Top Ten Fared In Saturday College Football by Associated Press
The nation's top ten teams struggled and prevailed in Saturday games. Texas Christian beat Duke 31 0 while Alabama defeated Georgia 11 7 and Auburn won 71 40 amid mixed results across the poll.
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Associatedress
Tews
Texas Christian Navy
Duke
Missisttdal
Tennessee
Reni Tee
Micniven Itete
Nolte Atte ET
S.oklahoma
Missonei
Pinsmursh
Deat Army
Alabama
Georgia
Terr Billy
Wisconsin
Auburn
Pegh
Auby
NeArsehes
Oklahoma ‘State
Liston to Start Drills Monday for Clay Fight
Heavyweight champion Sonny Liston announced in Waterloo that he will begin training Monday for his upcoming bout with Cassius Clay. He said he aims to equal but not break Floyd Patterson's record and criticized boxing management while planning a youth center in Denver after the fight.
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Waterloo
Sonny Liston
Liston
Cassius Clay
Patterson
Olay
Denver
Engelhorn Holds Top In Gulf Coast Golf
Ocean Springs Miss AP Shir ley Engelhorn leads by three strokes at the Mary Mills invitational in Gulf Coast golf after opening with a front running 7 and maintaining her position amid Tuesday play in the $15 600 event top scorer list shows Engel horn among leaders with a strong start.
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Engelhorn
Gulf Coast Golf
Ocean Springs
Miss
Shirley Engelhorn
Mary Mills
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