Crows Out of Season Crackdown Amid Waterfowl Debate
Crow hunting faces legal penalties in Swan Creek and Mallard Fox Creek areas as officials weigh public protests from crow shooters disrupting duck hunting. The season runs January 15 to February 28, with crows banned outside this window to protect waterfowl.
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State Conservation Department
Wild Windup for Cardinals and Keane Rumors
The piece charts a chaotic baseball season as August standings shift with Johnny Keane guiding the Cardinals from last to NL flag winners and World Series champions. Rumors swirl about Keane succeeding Yogi Berra with possibilities of crossfire between the teams and managers for next season.
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Johnny Keane
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Yogi Berragot
Yogi
Yankees
Cardinal
Braves Move Rumor Nets Atlanta Major League Prospect
The text suggests the Milwaukee Braves may relocate to Atlanta. It hints at a lucrative contract and argues Atlanta could gain a new major league team without direct competition from nearby clubs. Overall signs point to a Braves move toward Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Milwaukee
Rocket City Joins Cage Loop Inaugural Dixie League
Huntsville Chargers owner Bill Graves announces Huntsville joins the Dixie Professional Basketball League with college experienced players likely to join. The Chargers, facing Rossville Calhoun Rome Georgia Gadsden and Guntersville, open December 1 at Madison County Coliseum against Calhoun. Players include Bob Burden from Murfreesboro College and Harold Murrell and Charles Garner from Athens College, Jim Minton from Montana State.
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Charles Garner
Athens College
Harold Murrell
Jim Minton
Montana State College
Galhoun
Madison County Coliseum
Two Point Try Fails as No.1 Texas Is Defeated
Top ranked Texas failed a late two point conversion to Arkansas 14 13 ending a 13 game win streak and dashed their bid for a second straight national title. Arkansas moves to 3 0 in the Southwest Conference and gains potential national championship momentum.
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Tide Stops Vols, 55th Straight Win
Alabama throttled Tennessee 198 in Knoxville as the Tide’s blocked punts and fumbles led to two touchdowns and a field goal. Sloan directed Alabama scoring drives, while Ray added three field goals as Bama capped a fifth straight win.
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Escar Thompson
Associated Press
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Alabama
Tennessee
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Volbacks
Steve Sloan
Joe Namath
David Ray
Gaylon McCullough
Tide
Wayne Cook
Ray
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Harris
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Wantland
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Falkville Loses as Meek Triumphs in Homecoming Game
Falkville Blue Devils fall 7 6 to Meek in a hard fought homecoming. Meek strikes first to lead 7 0, Falkville rallies in third with Dwight Aldridge 9 yard TD reception. Aldridge leads Falkville rush with 73 yards. Halftime queen crowned LeRue Bailey at Holly Pond ceremony follows.
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Fairview
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Georgia Tech Auburn Football Statistics Summary
In Birmingham and Columbus AP reports compare the Georgia Tech versus Auburn game and the Southern California versus Ohio State tilt. Key players performances and scoring trends are outlined, with emphasis on team totals and notable drive outcomes.
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Scores From AP Rounds Mixed College Football Results
A long list of college football scores across many programs. Notable results include Moravian defeating Pennsylvania Military 21 to 0, Dartmouth topping Brown 24 to 14, Harvard beating Cornell 16 to 0, and Temple downing Lafayette 38 to 18. Various other matches showcase wide spreads and close contests across leagues.
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LSU Stops Cats 27-7 in Kentucky showdown
LSU reserves quarterback Billy Ezell led a powerful Tiger offense to a 27-7 victory over Kentucky in Lexington. Ezell, stepping in for injured Pat Screen, directed the attack as LSU dominated with strong line play and a poised passing game.
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Billy Ezell
Kentucky
Ezell
Pat Screen
Tiger
Mississippi State rapes Southern Mississippi 48 to 7
Mississippi State unleashed a powerful ground game and a balanced attack to rout unbeaten Southern Mississippi 48-7. The Bulldog line controlled the line of scrimmage while the defense stifled theoutrun backs throughout, with State scoring four touchdowns in the first half.
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James Saggus
Associated Press
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Tulane Narrowly Falls as Ole Miss Wins 14-9
In New Orleans, Ole Miss edged Tulane 14 to 9 in a tense SEC defensive battle. Tulane fought hard, but Mississippi secured the win to improve in the conference race.
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