Tagging Mussels and Wildlife Marks Stir Policy Debate
The piece notes TVA researchers tagging and releasing shell mussels to estimate harvest for button markets with a call for reports of found tagged mussels. It highlights disputes over government land rights on Wheeler Refuge and TVA crops, with local clubs meeting to discuss conservation, grain donations, and partridge pea cultivation. It cites bird and fish life literature and a Louisiana birds book available from LSU Press.
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Thomas Z. Atkeson
Big Sea
Ae Miller
Paul Bryan
Ben Jaco
T.V.A
Fish and Game Division
Wheeler Refuge
Tom Inhof
Alabama
Louisiana
Geoge Lowey
Lowery
L.S.U. Press
Baton Rouge
Unclear anglers apologize after crop-rights confrontations
Farmers report fishermen who dive over fields are confronted and typically apologize, stating the act was a mistake and promising to avoid repeating the intrusion.
Senators Beat Red Sox 4 to 1 Behind Stubbs and Paula
Washington blanked Boston 4 to 1 as Chuck Stubbs held the Red Sox to one run. Carlos Paula delivered a two run double in the fourth after Roy Sievers and Clint Courtney opened the inning with hits. Ted Williams pinch hit in the seventh but the rally stalled.
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Boston
Washington
Chuck Stubbs
Carlos Paula
Senators
Red Sox
Paula
Ike Delock
Roy Sievers
Clint Courtney
Nats
Eddie Yost
Whitey Herzog
Pete Runnels
Dave Sisler
Courtney
Stubbs
Ted Williams
Axis Lo Te Col Wik Cunea
Alabama Tigers Basketball Schedule Announced For 1956-57
Alabama revealed a 11 game list under new coach Dr. Gene Lambert. The Crimson Tide will face Wake Forest in Winston-Salem on December 20 and Canisius in Buffalo on December 22. The Birmingham Classic runs December 14-15 with Mississippi Southern Duke and West Virginia.
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Alabama
Wake Forest
Winston-Salem
N. C
Canisius
Buffalo
N.Y
Tide
Jack Kubiszyn
Auburn
Western Kentucky
Montgomery
Gene Lambert
Memphis State
Johnny Dee
Foster Auditorium
Kubiszyn
Dale Shuman
Jim Fulmer
Jim Bogan
Jim Lewis
Jim Touvelle
Dick Bratton
Fulmer
Shuman
Jacksonville Teachers
Tuscaloosa
Howard
Mississippi Southern
Duke
West Virginia
N.C
Mississippi College
Mississippi
Louisiana College
Feoeeed
Florida
Probable pitchers lined up for major league games
National League matchups feature Pittsburgh with Friend and Dapper opposing Negray and Sannette. Milwaukee faces Neve and Fowler. Cleveland meets Chicago with Wynn and Score against Harshman and Keegan. Kansas City visits Detroit with Ditmar and Maas. New York travels to Baltimore to duel Byrne and Palica.
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Pittsburgh
Friend
Sind Dapper
Negray
Brooklyn
Oe Sanne
Neve
Milwaukee
Fowler
Boston
Clevenger
Pascual
Brewer
Porterfield
Cleveland
Chicago
Wynn
Score
Harshman
Keegan
Kansas City
Detroit
Ditmar
Maas
New York
Baltimore
Byrne
Palica
Chile Declares Easter Island A National Park
Chile designates Easter Island as a national park, preserving its statues and cultural heritage. The move elevates protection for the Rapa Nui archaeological site and surrounding landscape, aiming to safeguard biodiversity and tourism value.
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Chile
Easter Island
Unclear Play Inning Sparks Run Scoring Highlight
The ball bounced off Sievers and hopped beyond the dugout as Don Buddin, who had singled and advanced on Sammy White's walk, crossed the plate on the play.
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Sievers
Don Buddin
Sammy White
Pastrano Spieser Title Clash Promises High Stakes Fight
Willie Pastrano meets Chuck Spieser in New Orleans for a nationally televised elimination bout with the winner advancing toward the heavyweight title. Pastrano, 22, from the French Market area, holds a strong record and seeks revenge after a prior win and a draw with Spieser. Spieser, boasting a higher punch count and better KO rate, aims to derail Pastrano in a bid for top contention as promoter Benny Geigerman projects a possible $20,000 gate.
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New Orleans
Willie Pastrano
Chuck Spieser
Pastrano
Rocky Marciano
National Boxing Assn
ABC
Spieser
Chicago
Lansing
Mich
Bruiser
Miami
Willie
Orleans
Benny Geigerman Preesee Sie Seeo
Caddo Rolls Up Third Win as Hayward Shelton Stars
Caddo defeated L and M 11 to 5 to improve to 3-1. Hayward Shelton singled three times and impressed on the mound with three hits allowed and 19 strikeouts. All L and M runs were unearned as Caddo built and maintained a large lead. Next, Caddo hosts Ausae at 2 p.m. Saturday.
Barons Sign Utility Man Don Richmond
Birmingham announces the signing of outfielder infielder Don Richmond, a 35 year old veteran with time in Triple-A and brief stints with the Athletics and Cardinals. Richmond, a 1947 Barons alumnus, joins a young club and is expected for the home series opener against Memphis Monday.
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Birmingham
Eddie
Glennon
Ac Cement
Mio
International League
Richmond
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
Glenron
Memphis
Top Names Remain In Net Tournament
The Birmingham Country Club Invitation moved into the semi finals with seeds Wade Herren, Leslie Longshore and Lonnie Jordan advancing. Herren beat Jack Bushman 6 4 9 7 and Longshore defeated Charlton Bergeron 6 3 6 4 while Jordan swept Ivey Jackson 6 3 6 1 and then beat Frank Longshore 6 3 6 4.
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Birmingham
Wade ‘Herren
Jack Bushman
Montgomery
Leslie Longshore
Anniston
Charlton Bergeron
Lonnie Jordan
Ivey Jackson
Frank Longshore
Monday Girls Softball Doubleheader at West Town Field
Two Girls Softball League games scheduled Monday night at West Town Field. The 7 PM match features Mutual versus White Sox, followed by Austinville against Chemstrand in the nightcap.
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West Town Field
Mutual
White Sox
Austinville
Chemstrand
Large U S Delegation Heads to British Amateur Tourney
Troon Scotland May 26 a large U S delegation of golfers enters the 71st British Amateur championship led by players like Bill Goodloe and Frank Strafaci. The Royal and Ancient Club restricts entries to 200 with handicaps not higher than two as Americans seek to conquer the Scottish links and challenge strong home contenders.
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Troon
Scotland
Britain
Royal and Ancient Golf Club of
St. Andrews
Conrad
Thirlwell
Doug Sanders
Miami Beach
Fla
Gene Andrews
U. S
Pacific Palisades
Calif
Bill
Dynamite) Goodloe
Valdosta
Frank Strafaci
New York
Bob Sweeny
Palm Beach
London
Hobart Manley
Savannah
Ernest
Pete) Arend
Deal
N. J
John Dawson
Nee Calif
Goodloe
Arend
Prestwick
Strafaci
Firth of Clyde
Records Fall in Georgia AAU Track Champs at Tech Grant Field
Georgia Tech captured the team title with 37 points at the fifth Georgia AAU championships as Southeast stars set eight new records. Florida’s Jim Crosier set two AAU marks, Ed Murphey of Tennessee won the mile in 4 15.7, Bill Duckworth of Georgia set 225 feet in the javelin, and Tech’s Fred Berman threw 54 feet 4 1 4 inches in the shot.
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Atlanta
Southeast Track and Field Stars
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Jim Crosier
University of Florida
Frank Albertson
Bill Duckworth
Bill Allison
Pensacola Navy
Fred Berman
Buddy Fowlkes
Jim Smith
Florida
Bill Adams
Gainesville
Fla
Fowlkes
Sook
A's Sign Bernhardt From Faith High School
Kansas City Athletics announce signing 17 year old catcher Bernhardt from Faith High School North Carolina to a farm club contract. He stands 6 1 and played last year for an American Legion runner up team in Salisbury North Carolina.
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Bernhardt
Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics
North Carolina
A Bernhardt
N.C
Will
Fitzgerald
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Athens Cafe
Morgan County Sportsmen's and Conservation Association
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James Collins
Greenbriar
Morgan County Group
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Wolverine
Garrison’s Boats & Motors
Second Ave
Hildegrandt
Logansport
Ind
Wenden
Sanieaties
Capt. Mitchell
Ray Mitchell
Bank St
Mutual Savings
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Gee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
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Barons
Don Richmond
U.S
Northern Alabama, Inc
Gadsden
Ala
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Chevrolet
Call “Hicks
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Milken Visa
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