Iowa Waterfowl Seasons Open Next Weekend Across State
The Iowa Conservation Commission announces waterfowl seasons open Friday with goose hunting allowed in the first week and duck season starting soon after. Goose season runs Friday to November 14, ending December 9, with daily bag limits of five geese and possession limits two. Some Bremer County areas plus six other counties close to Canada goose hunting. Duck season mirrors last year with mallard counts up 7 percent. other species down slightly. Opening day outlook is fair for wigeon, pintail, wood ducks, and mallards. The season closes October 7, reopens October 23, and ends December 5 with a point system. canvasbacks and redheads have revised points, and possession is two legal bags.
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Archery and deer season open in September across Iowa
The Iowa hunting schedule marks archery season opening at dawn Saturday and running through November 26 with hours from 4:30 before sunrise to 4:30 after sunset. Deer of any age or sex are legal for archers statewide, and deer prospects look good compared to last year’s harvest of 2,479 with an 8 percent gain. Archery licenses cost 19 dollars and can be obtained from county recorders. A hunter safety class at the Brank Walton League club on Forty-second Street NE has a prior Oct 9 session from 8 a.m. to noon and Oct 11 from 7:40 a.m. to 5 p.m.. September sessions are free for adults and youths, with Don LeVan contact information provided. The article also mentions the fourth National Bassmaster team championship at Lake Texoma near Kingston, Oklahoma, where Iowa placed fifth among 33 state entries, with a $1,309 prize earmarked for bass fishing research and environmental projects by the Iowa BASS Federation. team members listed include Claassen, Taylor, Grasao, Wright, Ackley, Jeffries, and others.
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Rick Taylor
Katana
Bob Wright
Des Moines
Jim Jeffries
Waterloo
Foreground
Paul Grasso
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Jef
Terry Ackley
Dubuque
Don LeVan
the Laws
Kingston
Oklo
Iowa Bass Federation
Kalona
Paul Grasao
West Dea Moines
Robert Wright
Tennessee
Falcons Ranked 10th In Poll
NEWTON The Cedar Rapids Falcons and Newton Nite Hawks both hold 31 records in the Chicago land Professional football League Midwest Division facing each other at Newton's Holland Patterson field. Cedar Rapids owns a 2-0 league edge and recent exhibition win while Newton defends the title after a 48-0 non conference win and a 66-0 league triumph. Pro Football Weekly lists Cedar Rapids to 10th and Newton 11th in its national poll of semi pro teams. The game will be broadcast on KLVN FM 86 Newton with a Sunday rebroadcast on KCOB AM 1280 Newton.
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Pro Football Weekly
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Hunt Disqualified Over Wide Car Lets Lap Victory Slip
Britain's James Hunt was disqualified on Friday after winning the British Grand Prix at Brands Hatch, with the FIA awarding the victory to Niki Lauda because Hunt's car was too wide. Also reports say purses for the 1977 PGA Tour will rise by about $2 million, a 200 percent jump in two years. In other sports news, Bill Maddox of the Chicago Cubs, 1975 NL batting champion, was robbed of $80 in a New York hotel, suffering a minor skull contusion. Marvin Bates, ex-ABA star, refused Pistons camp and faces fines. Angry A’s players threaten to withhold terms until salary disputes are resolved.
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Bill Madlock
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Fast Finish By Forrest Ferler Ties for Top in Kaiser
Forrest Ferler tied for the lead at 136 after a four under par 68 at the Kaiser International Open in Napa California. Johnny Miller opened strong on the North course but fired 72 on the South course while Dan January Snead Dent Watson Lott Trevino and Nicklaus competed for the top spots.
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Forrest Foxter
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Fesler
Silverago Country Club
Dan January
UC. Snead
Jim Dent
Dent
Sneed
Tom Watson
Lyn Lott
Watson
Lott
Lee Trevino
Jack Nicklaus
Ben Crenshaw
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