Rabbit mortality soars as predators and hunters trim Cottontails
Biologists report severe mid year declines in a Iowa Ducatur County rabbit population from July to December 1952. Of 284 rabbits on 186 acres initial counts fell to 238 in September, 184 by November and 48 by December as hunters and predators take a toll. Officials urge better rabbit escape cover and predator protection to sustain crops and future hunts.
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Commonwealth
Towa State Co
Ducatur
Towa
Qeburt
Lions schedule shapes fall Beaver Field football slate
Penn State athletic officials anticipate strong attendance this fall for a centennial year schedule at Beaver Field with Boston University Navy Syracuse and Pitt on the rail. Season tickets leading ahead of last year and individual game sales also rising as the Lions seek to improve on last season’s 103 751 attendance.
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Lions
Penn State
Boston University
Navy
Syracuse
Pitt
Beaver
Gilbert
Athletics
Indivigue
Gémond
West Vienna
Nittany Lions
Army
Penn
West Virginia
Baseball roundup mixed results from Earl Torgeson and Roger Craig
Yesterday’s Stars reports Earl Torgeson and Ray Hoover on a Tigers homer tying a nine inning 6-5 win as Craig breaks into the majors with a three hit outing for the Dodgers in a 6-2 victory over Cincinnati. Also notes a Hollywood weekend boxing bout involving Jimmy Palazola and Tony Pelind with city details.
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Associated Press
Earl Torgeson
Gers
Ray Hoone
Atraighth
Thoorie
Yankees
Roger Craig
Dodgers
Vetery
Cincinnati
CHISOX WIN TWO AS YANKS AGAIN BOW TO TIGERS
The Chicago White Sox win two to slide within 12 games of the Yankees as Dick Donovan shines with a 12-2 mark and four shutouts. Detroit defeats New York while Cleveland and Boston split, tightening the pennant race.
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Chisox
YANKS
Tigers
Associated Press
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Dick Donovan
Donovan
Florida
Trishman
Quincy
Mass
Baltimore
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Sox
Comiskey Park
Chicaago
Cleveland
Boston
Tom Brower
Red Sox
Indians
Washington
Kansas City
Vic Rasch
Dodgers
Roker Craig
Don Bessent Craig
Montreal
Cincinnati
Bessent
St. Pau
Bob Turley
Torey
Ray Boone
Brower
Ralph Kiner
Bob Lemon
Billy Elias
Baseball Standings and Schedules Mixed Across Leagues
National and American leagues show standings with wins and losses for Brooklyn Milwaukee New York St Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago and others. Today’s schedules list Cincinnati at Brooklyn Milwaukee at New York Chicago at Philadelphia with suspended games to be completed. yesterday’s results include Brooklyn Cincinnati Milwaukee New York St Louis Philadelphia Chicago and others.
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Milwaukee
New York Giants
Joe Adcock
del Grandail
Chet Nichols
Brooklyn
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Chicago
Bobby Morgan
Ernie Banks
Rip Repulski
St. Louis
Tinks Arroyo
Lino Donoso
Donoso
New York
Jeniaga
St Louis
Cincinnati
H Gumes
Westerday
Chichzo Jed
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
Baltimore
Lowry
Marine
Toledo
Morts Sui al Witkon
Englewood
Nod
Dymorty
St Nichols Arena
Golf tourney semifinals set at country club
Corry Country Club hosts the club championship semifinals after top players advance. Jack Castor and John Rudolph win second round matches, as Dr John Mohr and Bob Hixson also reach the semifinals with Castor facing Mohr and Rudolph meeting Hixson. Other contenders include Xander Brown Neckers Wolcott and survivors Bowen Bracken Baker Cobbett with semifinals Bowen vs Bracken and Baker vs Cobbett.
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Jack Castor
John Rudolph
John Mohr
Bob Hixson
Corry Country Club
Castor
John Chillock
Niick
Rudolph
Bill Dy
Ckes
Mohr
Hodie McLean
Hixson
Irvin Downs
al Xander
H. L. Brown
Norman Neckers
Darvin Wolcott
Xander
Tick Hurlbut
Brown
Jack Hott
Neckers
Sonny Staples
Wolcott
Hoylen
Paul Bowen
Bob Bracken
Laurie Baker
Cobbett
Bowen
Jick Dey
Bracken
CK. McLean
Baker
Timmy Walters
Bill Hammond
Braker
Vesper Boat Club Wins Schuylkill River Race
Philadelphia based Vesper Boat Club clinched the National Regatta Championships on the Schuylkill River winning the Julius Barnes Point Trophy by five points. Vesper totaled 148 points to edge West Side Rowing Club of Buffalo who won three events on day one and one on day two while Vesper secured three firsts yesterday in the final event.
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Sy Associated Eres
Philadelphia
Vesper Boat Club of
Schuylkill River
Julius Barnes
Vesper
West Side Rowing Club
Buffalo
West Side
Middlecoff Wins Milwaukee Open
Cary Middlecoff from Memphis won the Milwaukee Open Golf Tournament finishing with a final total of 28 under par and earning 6,000 dollars plus a 4,000 dollar automobile. His overall winnings reached 22,549.08 for the year, while Frank Souphak finished second and earned 64 dollars. Other top finishers included Tom Bolt, Linus Tenn, and Mike Rotelli.
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Milwauket-Cary Middlecoff
Stinerdential
Memphis
Sigue Winer
MEMOS
Wella
Frank Botwhak
Souphak
Brinvellit
Wwlettyay Wobul
Dirnhat
Huey
Luke Mafioote
Don
Baker And Layne To Meet Tonight In Heavyweight Clash
Baker, ranked contender, faces Judey Rex Layne in a 191 rounder at West Jordan. Layne, coming off a loss to Baker, seeks a payoff shot while Baker aims to rebound from recent bouts and move toward top contention as two key boxers prepare for the televised event.
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Baker
Layne
Leesa
International League Scores Mixed On Night
Syraome blank Buffalo blank Columbus 4 12 Montreal 3 9 first time 12 training Richmond blank Rochester postponed.
Teener League Postponed Amid Wet Grounds
The Teener League schedule was halted due to a rain soaked field with play resuming later as teams finish up the season in a doubleheader, while the National Banker meeting Rogers Breel marks the event's reopening. Individual race notes include Leaman winning heading, feria Allentown rookie of the year Ivy Andianapolis in the 500 lead, and Lowit winning the 100‑lap Mike Nagaruke Memorial Race at Heading Pairgrounds.
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Sona Naan
PN Abn
Marntime
National Banker
Rogers Breel
Leaman
AL Feria
Allentown
Iithy Andianapolis
JL Lowit
Mike Nagaruke
AAA
Tommy Hinneeshire Reading
WU Diggs Peters
North Plainfield
Nod
IMAHAN WINS SUGAR GROVE FEATURE RACE
Emory Mahan won the Sugar Grove feature at Skyline Speedway with about 2,000 spectators present. Two accidents hindered Dean Layfield’s chances, costing him likely firsts in the final and semifinal. Results list heats led by Ken Johnson and Knoy Mahan in the feature lineup.
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Jgmory
MANAD
Caplurem Nitteas
Ture
Skyline Speedway
Sugar Grove
Dean Layfield
Mahan
Ken Johnson
John Gentley
Chuck Ruth
John Seeley
Dale Anderson
Darwin Boyer
Knoy Mahan
Dan Piten
Jighead Pierce
Dan Bengaon
Jack Thomas
Emor Mahan
Bob Hallett
Dan Price
Mateh Ynee
Emory Mahan
Din Prior
John Gustley
Jugheus Pierce
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Rabbit Report
Wasleyville-Harborcresk
Hollywood
Calif
Jimmy Palaxeola
Los Angeles
Tony Pelind
Hammond's
Engle Birset
Tribe
Braves
Wen Paint
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin S. Corry
North Center ST
Corry, PA
Castor—Rudolph
Dr. Mohr
Vesper Boat Club
Middlecoff
Trabert
Tourn Haverford
Tory Trabert
Dowise Brough
Buster Staten
Tengis Tanument Chery
Ice
Electric Bug Killer
Freezer Supplies
West Main Street
S&h
Deer Able
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Blondie
America
Renessiol
Toon Ove
Corry
N. Center St
Loblaw's
Erie — Corner
Eighth & State Sts
Teener League
Imahan
Ean
White & Wyckoff
Autocrat
Aeas Drugs
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