Waterfowl seasons set by state commission for 1964
Uneshite gaiw commission announced goose duck and brant seasons for 1964 within federal frameworks. Opening dates vary by species and counties with daily limits including ducks three and ten possessions, geese two daily four possession, and special rules for mergansers canvasbacks redheads hooded mergansers and black ducks amid broader federal restrictions and dry prairie conditions in Canada reducing duck production.
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Spotlighting of Big GameIllegal After Midnight Noted
The game commission warns spotlighting of big game will be illegal statewide from midnight after September 1 with limited eve ning light allowed until then. Deliberate post midnight spotlighting remains banned and motorists are unaffected only when a deer darts into the road. Youth hunter safety training becomes mandatory after September 1, 1969 for those under 16 with no hunting license, despite confusion about dates.
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Baseball Standings and Tonight's Games Across Leagues
In the American League Detroit leads with 249 wins and 6268 losses while Baltimore sits at 734 585. Cleveland 71 63 and Boston 62 530 follow, Oakland 67 64 and New York 64 500. Minnesota 62 with Chicago and California further back. Today's AL games include Cleveland at Boston California at New York Detroit at Chicago Minnesota at Washington Oakland at Baltimore in a twi night doubleheader. In the National League St Louis 83 49 leads, San Francisco 70 53, Cincinnati 68 59, Chicago 69 4 519, Atlanta 63 68, New York 60 73, Los Angeles 56 74. Today’s NL schedule features Houston at Los Angeles, Pittsburgh at Atlanta, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, New York at St Louis, Chicago at San Francisco.
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Orioles Fall Short in doubleheader as Tigers Grow Lead
Baltimore lost ground to Detroit 5 1/2 games after a rough twin bill against Oakland and Chicago. Jim McNally powered the Orioles with a grand slam and five RBIs in the opener, then failed to seal the nightcap as Oakland won 2 0. Earl Wilson sparked Detroit with a two run night and Jim Hunter and Segui shut down Baltimore in a 2 0 win. Lonborg and Perry delivered strong efforts in other AL games as Boston and Minnesota split their doublheaders, while New York swept the Yankees with a strong day from Fritz Peterson and Ray White.
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Mets Squeak By Cards Pirates Blank Braves
Mets edge St Louis 1 0 as McAndrew earns first major league win with five hitters allowed in a 1 0 victory. Cleon Jones sac fly produced the decisive run in the eighth. Perry used a one hitter to beat the Cubs 4 1. Blass and the Pirates shut out Atlanta 0 0 behind strong defense and timely offense. Mays drives in two as Giants beat Cubs. Reds beat Phillies as Beauchamp homers and Perez stars for Dodgers.
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Bills Lose Kemp For Season After Knee Injury
Buffalo Bills quarterback Jack Kemp will miss the season with torn knee ligaments suffered in a scrimmage at Niagara University. Tom Flores and Don Darragh compete for the reins while Flores may be activated for Friday’s interleague game vs. the Cleveland Browns with AFL approval. Gary McDermott sprained elbow, sidelined two weeks.
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Keystones To Receive Y Warmup Jackets
Corry Keystones, champions of Chautauqua County baseball, will get warmup jackets for their season efforts. Manager Jim Hammond announced uniforms must be returned by Thursday night and players may pick up jackets then.
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Season Grid Tickets On Sale Tomorrow At Ritz
Corry Area High School athletics director Lou Hanna announced season reserved seats for all home football games go on sale tomorrow evening at the Ritz Restaurant. Tickets priced at $7.50, payable to the Corry Area High School Athletic Association, with seating in the 35 yard lines. A seating chart will be available at the Ritz. sale hours are 1 to 9 p.m.
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Beaverdam Beaverdam vs Valley View Title Tilt
Beaverdam Mennonites upset the Church Softball League champion Methodist team 5 runs to 3. Beaverdam scored early, finished with a three-run third inning as Methodist battled to score in the fourth and fifth before Beaverdam shut them down. Beaverdam advances to face Valley View for the tournament title with Dave Byler earning the win over Bob Marsh.
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Clay Denied Exhibition Request in Philadelphia
Cassius Clay, former heavyweight champion, sought a Philadelphia training base and a one shot exhibition to aid youth in Negro ghettos. He offered to meet with gang leaders and keep youth within the law. The Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission rejected the plan by a 2-1 vote.
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Smallest Pitt quarterback could shape season destiny
Pitt may field a large squad but the key to success could be the smallest, Dave Havern at 5-foot-9 and 185 pounds. He won the starting quarterback job after spring practice, beating out Mike Bannan, Don Plasquellie and Frank Gustine, as Coach Hart praised Havern's leadership and offense movement. Havern’s rise came from winter dorm stair runs and basement archery target sessions, marking a rare ascent from fifth string to captain of the offense.
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