Fishing license hike and sports notes in early 1964
Pennsylvania moves toward a 92.50 fishing license with a 10 cent surcharge to fund Fish Commission pay and hatchery work. The proposal, backed by sportsmen groups, aims to avoid substandard pay and preserve a $600,000 hatchery rehab program. Belmont Stakes coverage notes Native Dancer vs the field with Jamie K and Kamehameha as key rivals. Muskellunge catches and attendance figures, plus boxing and televised events, fill remaining items in a busy sport page.
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Commonwealth
House Fisheries Committee
Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
Lcense
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Theée Mics
Roth
Count Fleet
Belmont
Native Dancer
Alfred Vanderbilt
Dancer
Jamie K
Eddie Arcaro
Royal Boy Gem
Katiehomeha
Kamehameha
PONY League Scores and International League Results
Bativia defeated Corning 11 to 3 while Wellsville crushed Bradford 28 to 5. Jamestown beat Oleans 8 to 0, Hamilton fell to Hornell 3 to 0. In the International League Toronto edged Montreal 3 to 2, Buffalo outlasted Ottawa 2 to 0, Rochester won 5 to 2 over Springfield, and Syracuse beat Baltimore 7 to 5.
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Oleans
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Baltimore
Yanks Defeat Tigers Maintain 14th Straight Win
The New York Yankees beat Detroit 6-3 to run their winning streak to 14 as Milwaukee opens a six game series in Pittsburgh. Brooklyn stayed tight on pace with division rivals while Philadelphia and Chicago won to widen the AL and NL gaps. Gene Woodling, Mickey Mantle, and Irv Noren homered for New York.
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Im Wilson
Polo Grounds
Monte Irvin
Whitey Lockman
Hank Thompson
Cardinals
Ray Jablonski
Elks Rout VFW 13 3 In Minor League Clash
Williams pitched a four hitter over five innings as the Elks defeated VFW 13 to 3 in the minor league game. Knowlton took the loss after surrendering eight safeties. Final score by innings shows WEW with three and Elks with thirteen.
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VFW
Westerday Atvernogrs
WEW
Williams
Knowlton
Baseball Scores and Tonight’s Rivalry Lineup
National League results include New York 3 Milwaukee 1 St Louis 5 Pittsburgh 1 Brooklyn 9 Cincinnati 6. Today’s schedule lists St Louis at New York Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Chicago at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Philadelphia. American League action has New York 6 Detroit 3 Washington 2 Cleveland 1 Philadelphia 6 Chicago 6 Boston 7 St Louis 0. Tonight’s games feature New York at Cleveland Washington at Detroit Philadelphia at St Louis Boston at Chicago.
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
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Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Puladelphia
New Yorke
Detroit U
Elks Beat VFW Nine 25-3 In Four Inning Tilt
The Elks defeated the VFW nine 25-3 in a four inning game halted by darkness. They scored in each frame and featured a grand slam by Terry Williams, while Austin held the Vets to four hits and two runs in the second and another in the fourth. The Elks and Moose meet Monday with the loser out of the first half title race.
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No & Te
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VEW
Terry ‘Williams
Vets
Austin
Albion Falls to Corry in 14-3 Junior League Game
Albion American Legion junior base ball team, with eight men, lost 14 to 3 at Loveland Field. Corry pitcher Ted May went all nine innings, fanning 13 and allowing five hits. May also led at the plate with two triples and a single, as Corry collected 12 hits including a homer by Eddie Hatch.
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Ronnie Shoop
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Detroit fighter stops Ken Hohner in London bout
Rocky Casilla from Detroit stops rival Ken Hohner of London Ontario in a short boxing match with Casilla credited for the win.
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Detroit
Rocky Casilla
Chicago
Ken Hohner
London
Hogan Opens Open Lead With 67 At Oakmont
Ben Hogan fired a 67 to set a pace at the U S Open at Oakmont. He led the field by three strokes over Jimmy Demaret who shot 71 and Sam Snead at 72, with other leaders including Hebert Lyons and Don Demaret among the top scorers.
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Associated Press
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Jimmy Clark
Maike
Jimmy Demard
Sam Snead
Lloyd Mangrum
Marty Furgol
Doug Ford
Johnny Bulla
Fred Haas
Jim Turnesa
Cary Middlecoff
Jackie Burke
Bobby Locke
Lew Worsham
Ben
Carter Risks Title Tonight
Jimmy Carter returns home to defend the world lightweight title in New York against 22 year old George Asanjo at Madison Square Garden. The 15 round bout, billed for 9 p.m. local time, will be broadcast nationwide by ABC radio and NBC television for an $80,000 fee. The International Boxing Club expects about 9,000 attendees and 85,000 pounds in pass receipts.
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Albany
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WEEN
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Madison Squire Garden
Sehen
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International Bosing Club
Golf Tourney Highlights Sour Oakmont Round Picks
The article notes players from various clubs posting 70s in tough Oakmont conditions, with George Fazio from Clemen ton and Walter Burkemo among early leaders. Bill Ouden tied at 71 as Demaret and Snead loom, with Jay Hebert, Jerry Bartley, and Lou Barbaro among 78 scorers.
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Merion
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la Canada
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Texas and Michigan Favored In Inca Tournament Field
Texas and Michigan entered the National Collegiate Baseball Tournament as favorites with strong pitching and sharp defense. Texas, a 2 4 winner over Duke, faces Lafayette after a 8 2 win over Galbraith State, while Michigan meets Notre Dame with 18 year old Marvin Wisniewski on the mound seeking a strong start.
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Mocman
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Wolverines
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Lafayette
Galbrace State
Thom
West
Michivsk Id Bastay
Michigan
Etlng
Pitehille Perfommijee
Marvin Wisnlewski
Anreé
Unclear sports roundup with scattered results
Fragmented report notes several baseball and college games with mixed outcomes. Mentions include Gusermal hitting two home runs for Philadelphia Athietius in a 6-5 win, Wolverines defeating Stanford with a three run blast, and Heston College's John Melliman pitching three hitless innings in a low scoring contest amid other partial score details.
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