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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1964

Page

11

TVA Moves To Increase Commercial Fish Harvest

TVA biologists test new gear and seek industrial markets to lift the annual rough fish harvest from 3 000 to 30 000 tons in Tennessee Valley lakes. Chance notes 61 000 tons rough fish in TVA reservoirs and urges reducing rough fish to boost game fish habitats. Markets for non game species include catfish and paddlefish. purse seines and trawls tested at Melton Hill and Watts Bar.

Tennessee Valley TVA C. J. Chance Agency Fish and Wildlife Branch Chance Tract Tennessee Game and Fish Commission Melton Hill Watts Bar Melton Hill Lake Fish and Game Agencies Alabama Tennessee Kentucky

Cullman County basketball semifinals set as Bees beat Fairview

Bees defeated Fairview 53 51 to advance. Fairview A’s crushed Hanceville 69 46. In A game Hanceville led 13 12 first quarter but Fairview surged to a 28 18 halftime lead and 48 31 after three. West Point meets Hanceville in a Beecon semi at 6 30 p.m. Holly Pond faces West Point in an A semi at 8 p.m.

Fairview Fairview A Hanceville Cullman Sea West Point Holly Pond

Brosnan Leaves Sox Over Writing Ban

Chicago AP Huskers Jim Brosnan has unsigned his contract with the White Sox over a clause barring publishing during the season. General manager Ed Short says Brosnan can negotiate with other clubs but the club will not compromise on salary or the writing ban.

Chicago Jim Brosnan Chicago White Sox Sox Ed Short Brosnan Short Early Wynn Nellie Fox

Angels Look For Higher Finish In 64

Bill Rigney, manager of the Los Angeles Angels, outlines hopes to improve in 1964. He cites 20 new players, including Barry Latman and Adcock, notes pitching balance against lefty teams, and highlights young talents Dickie Simpson Ed Kirkpatrick Tom Satriano Jim Fregosi and Albie Pearson as key future contributors.

Bill Rigney Los Angeles Angels Walnut Creek Calif Barry Latman Adcock Leon Wagner Cleveland Latman Dickie Simpson Simpson Ed Kirkpatrick Tom Satriano Bob Rodgers Dean Chance Ken McBride Lee Thomas Jim Fregosi Albie Pearson Lymen Thomas

Roman Brother Takes Third in Hialeah Feature

In Miami Roman Brother a Kentucky Derby hopeful ran his first year race at Hialeah finishing third in seven furlongs He carried top weight 122 and faced rivals carrying five to nine pounds lighter Manuel Ycaza rode the colt after flying in from California to guide him through the race.

Miami Fla Roman Brother

College Scores by The Associated Press

NYU 791 Santa Clara 64 St. John's, N.Y. 64 Creighton 60 Duquesne 89 Muskingum 49 Temple 53 Connecticut 45 Pittsburgh 71 WestminsterPa 60 Pennsylvania 66 St. JosephsPa 51 LaSalle 50 Gettysburg 46 Penn State 86 Colgate 62 Holy Cross 97 Boston U 4 ot Army 68 Fordham 61 Navy 89 Rutgers 62 Seton Hall 111 Scranton 80 Town 80 Massachusetts 71 West Va 75 Davidson 73 Miami Fla 134 Tampa 104 Georgia 96 Va Tech 87 LSU 73 New Orleans Loyola 62 Florida St 95 Alabama 77 Louisville 78 Bellarmine 70 Chicago Loyola 101 Western Michigan 64 Okla St 77 Peru Nationals 50 Tulsa 94 Missouri 79 Texas 103 Trinity Tex 59 Regis 47 Denver 44

Duquesne Muskingum Temple Connecticut Pittsburgh Westminster Pennsylvania St. Joseph's LaSalle Gettsburg Penn State Colgate Holy Cross Boston

Greatest Day for Pro Loop in AFL TV Pact

New York AP reports the American Football League lands a $36 million five year television deal with NBC effective 1965, replacing the $2.3 million AB C contract through 1964. The pact allocates nearly $1 million yearly per team, surpassing the NFL’s $28.2 million two year contract with CBS. AFL president Billy Sullivan calls it the league’s greatest day.

New York American Football League National Broadcasting Company American Broadcasting Company AFL National Football League Columbia Broadcasting Company Billy Sullivan Boston Patriots

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