New Local Outdoor Groups Open to New Members
Readers learn of diverse clubs across Morgan Limestone and adjacent counties. The piece notes hunting fishing birding and speleology groups in Flint Mooresville Athens Capshaw Huntsville and Florence with women welcome in garden clubs and two more clubs urged archery and gun clubs. It also covers fish identification tips from Clarence White and outlines a proposed express highway's potential impact on waterfowl, plus plans for the Alabama Conservation Advisory Board meeting in Montgomery on July 12.
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Morgan County Sportsmen’s and Conservation Association
Flint
South Limestone Sportsmen
Mooresville-Belle Mina
Athens
East Limestone Sportsmen's Club
Capshaw
Rocket City Sportsmen
Huntsville
North Alabama Sportsmen's Club
Florence
Hartselle Coon Hunters Association
North Alabama Coon Hunters Association
North Alabama Fox Hunters Association
North Alabama Beagle Association
Alabama Ornithological Society
American Speleological Society
Alabama Archaelogical Society
Decatur
Madison County
Wheeler Refuge
Yellow Gas
White Springs
Garth
Duncan Hill
Kimbrough
Swan Creek
Alabama Conservation Advisory Board
Montgomery
James H
Braves Face Dodgers Without Schoendienst in 3 Game Set
Milwaukee battles lineup blow as Red Schoendienst injures hip and is doubtful for the three game series with Brooklyn. Joe Adcock also out, Braves drop to third in the National League after a 10-4 loss to Philadelphia.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Joe Adcock
Brooklyn Dodgers
Red Schoendienst
Schoendienst
Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Giants
IBC Ordered End Reign Over Boxing
A federal judge ordered the International Boxing Club dissolved and barred Jim Norris and Arthur Wirtz from controlling Madison Square Garden. They face five years to divest their Garden stake and must resign from posts within 30 days after July 1. The decree voids exclusive contracts and caps title bouts to promote competition.
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Jack Hand
New York
International Boxing Club
Jim Norris
Arthur Wirtz
Madison Square Garden
Norris
Wirtz
Sylvester J. Ryan
U.S. Court of Appeals
US Supreme Court
SBC
Garden
Chicago Stadium
Ryan
Norris and Wirtz
Illinois
The
Pitchers and players sidelined after injuries hit team
The day after Adcock broke his right leg sliding into second base the first baseman will miss six to eight weeks. Reliever Dave Jolly was struck on the right leg by a line drive off Granny Hamner's bat and will be out at least until tomorrow.
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Adcock
Dave Jolly
Granny Hamner
Radio Television Listings Snapshot
A dense schedule listing daily radio and television programs across WAIF WMSL AM FM and WBRC channels with time slots for news, music, dramas, game shows, and public service notes. Includes station lineups from morning to late night and notable program titles and hosts.
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Wmsl-Am
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Gabriel Heatter
MBS
Lyle van
Studio X
APL
Sam Hayes
Iatees
Major League Leaders Chart From The Associated Press
The article lists leading American League batters Mantle with a .392 average and 60 runs, Sievers with 52 RBIs, Malzone and Mantle with 43 hits, Mantle with 21 home runs, Shantz leading pitchers with 9 wins, and in the National League Musial batting .459, Robinson and Aaron tied for 50 runs, Aaron and Schoendienst with hits, Aaron with 19 home runs. It notes the ancestral home of Commodore Stephen Decatur in Newport, R.I.
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Associated Press
Mantle
New York
Sievers
Washington
Malzone
Boston
Shantz
Musial
St. Louis
Robinson
Cincinnati
Aaron
Milwaukee
Commodore Stephen Decatur
Newport, R.J
Brooks Begin To Show Spark Split With Cards
Dodgers salvage a split at St. Louis as Duke Snider Carl Furillo and Carl Erskine spark a 10-3 win. Snider and Furillo drive in three apiece while Erskine earns his first win of the year. Phillies top Milwaukee 10-4. Braves slip to third as Schoendienst breaks back and Adcock out with a leg injury. Orioles blank Tigers 6-0 as Brown limits Detroit.
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
Brooklyn
Duke Snider
Carl Furillo
Carl Erskine
Dodgers
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Chicago
Cubs
Brooks
Cardinals
Snider
Furillo
Erskine
Philadelphia Phillies
Braves
Red Schoendienst
Stens
Joe Adcock
Dave Jolly
Baltimore Orioles
Hee Brown
Detroit
Tigers
Boston
Caddo Remains Unbeaten With 11 9 Win
Caddo defeated Slipup 11 9 in county baseball extending their win streak to five. Billy Rains hit a homer while Heflin Thrasher and Reding added triples as Heflin collected three of 12 team safeties. Slipup had eight hits off three Caddo pitchers and Blagburn led Slipup with two hits. Caddo visits Tanner Thursday for the first game of a doubleheader at Legion Field.
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County Baseball League
Slipup
Billy Rains
Heflin
Thrasher
Reding
Caddo
Blagburn
Tanner
Legion Field
Hogan Bassey Captures Featherweight Crown
Paris reports Hogan Bassey defeated Cherif Hamia in the 10th round to win the world featherweight title. Bassey celebrated at a Paris hotel with Nigerian premiers as Hamia suffered a swollen eye and cut lip after a brutal finish at Palais des Sports.
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Paris
Hogan Bassey
Nigeria
East
West Nigeria
Palais Des Sports
Bassey
Cherif Hamia
France
Hamia
Memphians Hope to Top Chicks After Rainout
Memphis teams swept Birmingham 6-4 and 5-4 to knock Nashville from second place as Atlanta leads. With open dates for Memphis and Nashville, a three game series starts tomorrow at Nashville. Atlanta faces New Orleans in a key four game set as Pelicans plan to operate beyond July 5 appears unlikely.
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Memphis
Chickasaws
Nashville Vols
Birmingham
Atlanta
New Orleans
Chicks
Nashville
Vols
Mobile
New Orleans Pelicans
Pel
Southern Asin
Charles Hurth
George Shuba
Bill Gabler
Baron
Frank White
Tribe
White
Glenn Hobbie
Jim McManus
Gip Dickens
Barons
Billy Darden
Elise May Bell Grosvenor Her Daughter of Bell and Wife of Grosvenor
Elise May Bell Grosvenor is described as the daughter of Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone, and as the wife of Dr. Gilbert Grosvenor, who serves as chairman of the National Geographic Society.
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Elise May Bell Grosvenor
Alexandra Graham Bell
Gilbert Grosvenor
National Geographic Society
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