Increase In Dove Limit For 1964 65 Hunting Season
The Interior Department released 1964 65 dates and bag limits for mourning doves woodcock and snipe with increased mourning dove limits due to population gains Georgia Alabama regulations shown Mourning doves run Sept 1 to Jan 15 with daily hours 12 noon to sunset and bag 12 possession 24 season up to 70 half days or three periods total 70 half days Woodcock season 50 days daily hours sunrise to sunset with bag 5 to 10 Wilson snipe within outside dates Sept 1 to Jan 15 and daily limits to be set by each state.
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Suit Was Threatened Over Braves Gaining In Intensity
Milwaukee politician warns antitrust actions if the Braves move to Atlanta. Rep. Henry Reuss demands NL halt, vows to seek investigation by House Judiciary if the move occurs. Braves officials and local leaders trade barbs as threats fade.
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Baseball standings and results from American and National Leagues
American League standings show Baltimore 50 2 and New York 46 31 with .597 and .587 pcts. Thursday results include Baltimore 4-3 Cleveland and New York 6 Washington 5. National League leaders Philadelphia 48 28 and San Francisco 49 32 with pcts. 632 and 605. Friday schedules list multiple night games across both leagues.
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Terrell Seeks Next Shot as Foster Fights for Progress
New York AP report notes heavyweight hopeful Ernie Terrell ranks high and would take a title shot at Cassius Clay or Floyd Patterson. Terrell battles light heavyweight contender Bob Foster of Washington, D. C., in a 10 round TV bout to elevate his position.
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Season bag and possession limits in state hunting rules
Each state may set a season bag limit of eight and a possession limit of sixteen. Daily shooting hours run from sunrise to sunset.
Lema Extends Lead With Strong British Open Round
Tony Lema fired a 68 to add to his 2 stroke lead at St Andrews as Nicklaus matched a 66 to threaten. Lema, 32 on the back nine, posted 209 through three rounds seven ahead of Nicklaus who reached 216. Final round scheduled this afternoon.
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Orioles advance to City Minor League final with 17 0 win
Orioles dominated Braves 17 to 0 at Delano Park as Kenny Springer no hit and struck out 11 to push the Orioles into the best two of three title series against the Yankees. Jimmy Garner drove in two with a third inning triple while Eric Stuart Mark McClanahan and others added hits.
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Callison Arm Helps Phillies Win 4-3 Over Reds
Johnny Callison threw out Pete Rose at the plate in the seventh to preserve a 4-3 Phillies win over Cincinnati. The defeat leaves Philadelphia 12 games ahead in the NL pennant race. In other NL games, Willie Mays homered for the Giants, and Spahn struggled as Milwaukee and Houston pulled off late rallies.
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Brown Chooses Grid Career Over Baseball
Frederick Maryland AP. Tom Brown former Maryland star for both football and baseball quits 12 year stint in baseball after Manager Jim Lemon says 50-50 chance of making majors Brown plans to join Green Bay Packers training camp as a flanker and defensive backback in Wisconsin and return to Maryland for degree credits with a wife and 10 month old son.
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