Rabbits Provoke Gardener Dilemma Across State
In Pennsylvania, game officials discuss approaches to rabbit control as autumn hunting interest grows. Gardeners face pest damage in spring and summer, prompting advice on repellents and fencing. Trapping and relocation have limited success, while homeowners weigh humane options and safe products for vegetables and plants.
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Deer Mortality Declines Noted in April Totals
Pennsylvania reports a notable decrease in April deer mortalities from March’s 1,033 total. The April breakdown lists crop damage seven, vehicles seventy one, illegally killed, miscellaneous forty three, and other causes.
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Pennsylvania
Million Seedlings Planted Across Public and Private Lands
Rain aided mid April planting by the LNG Game Commission with Howard Nursery releasing seedlings to the Southwest Division. Galbert Bowman, Division Land Management Assistant, and conservation groups coordinated distribution to private lands open to the public for hunting and public land across western Pennsylvania to improve soil and vegetation conditions.
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Grouse Lest and the Highway Patrol Update
A garbled local item notes two Kamo guards Levi Whippo from Lycoune County reporting a string of derginsts along a three mile stretch of Bayboiis highway near April Beay. It mentions Backwe Cayton Colts and vehicular traffic hazards amid a harsh, unclear grid of place names and dates.
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Blondie John Rotz Top Jockey in New York
A garbled report from New York details Blondie John Rotz as top jockey with mention of a high annual salary and upcoming Belmont Stakes. Names, places, and figures are inconsistently rendered, but imply a prominent racing season with bets and horse names intertwined with unclear events.
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Koufax Adds To Strikeout Record In Dodgers Win
Los Angeles ace Sandy Koufax struck out 13 more, bringing his season total to 260. The Dodgers beat Philadelphia as Koufax extended his record as the first NL pitcher to log 260 strikeouts in a season, with Wade and others contributing as the team moved within four games of the league lead.
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Top Rookie Shines In AL Rumors Amid Free-Agency Talk
Boston AP reports lively chatter on AL rookie of the year contenders, featuring Bo Belinsky and Manny Jimenez as leading candidates. Mixed notes from Kansas City and Chicago detail early impressions, with speculation on how young pitchers and batters will shape the season and key players like Ed Charles and Dean Chance drawing attention.
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PGA Round Of Charis Tangle In Littler Barber
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Hustlers Top 200 in YowbAln Susimiet Trastie Event
Report notes a hustler team leading a two hundred plus group at the YowbAln Susimiet Trastie event with notable performances from Swart and Rhoades, details fragmentary but indicating a track style competition and a notable warded effort.
Jordan's Dumps: ClAs Thorne Wins 3rd Game
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Deer Herd Seminar Here Plans Offered to Attend
Hunters in the city and vicinity will have a chance to hear deer authorities at a seminar here Tuesday. The program features James R. Brown and other officials from Pennsylvania agencies and local groups. Attendees may ask questions on deer herd management and wildlife issues facing the region. Similar sessions have been held elsewhere in recent years, with this one the first in the county this year.
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U S Open Qualifiers Narrow Field at Memphis Sectionals
The text describes the buildup to the U S Open at Oakmont with 150 players in the final sectional spots. It notes Venturi’s near miss, the Memphis sectional results, and other qualifiers from Dallas Denver Kansas City and Tacoma plus top names like Sam Snead Bobby Nicholas Jack Nicklaus Butch Baird and Don Fairfield.
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Final Rounds of Key Tourney Set Tomorrow
Four players advance to semifinals in the men elimination bowling tourney at Bowlair East Washington Street tomorrow night at 7:30. Late Douglass Mole Ottaway Ray Blynt and Bill Mitchell remain in contention with $190 top prize and $50 second prize.
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Little Leaguers Washed Out As Elks Play Tonight
A disrupted Moose versus VFW game led to a washed out schedule with CJ and Elks set to clash tonight. Vets pitcher TingKy and Moose ace Richard Steves expected to duel, while Stool Aven’s Joe Baressi and Gary Blynt for the Elks are lined up for a likely make up date.
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Big League Stars Display Notable Moments In A Hazy Summary
A garbled sports update mentions players Willy Moot Dds Mleit Sinden and Randy Kollay. It references Philadelphia contexts and a notable first act, with unclear dates or venues. The fragmentary text hints at competitions, teams, and possible triumphs but lacks coherent details.
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Palmer Leads Memphis Open Money Standings
In Dunedin Florida Arnold Palmer dominates golf standings with about 59 071 dollars in prize money and a 56 month payoff at Memphis Open while Gene Littler Gary Player and Lionel Hebert compete in a dramatic playoff.
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Qualifying Round Opens for U S Open at Pittsburgh Course
Seven wolfers tee off at the Pittsburgh Field Club in a Sectional Qualifier for the National Open. Lew Worsham Ed Purgl and Sam Parks vie for one of 15 sectional spots as six other qualifiers occur at courses nationwide. Oakmont hosts the main Open with Worsham among contenders.
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