Arkansas duck hunters plan protest over season dates
Charles Dudley of North Little Rock said the American Duck Hunters Association will meet to decide how to protest the Arkansas duck season dates set by the Game and Fish Commission. The split season runs Nov 14 to Dec 8 and Dec 26 to Jan 19, with concerns over late notice, December vacations, and lakes freezing in January. Dudley questions commissioners if they consulted hunters, noting the group has about 1,000 members since 1969.
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Colts Eye Jones as No. 1 Quarterback in Contest
Baltimore nosed ahead as Marty Domres remains the starter while rookie Bert Jones earns stiff early competition. GM Joe Thomas praised Jones's poise after a key 80 yard drive for a 32 28 win over Detroit, with Jones to split time in Washington.
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Foster retains title in unanimous decision over Fourie
Light heavyweight champion Bob Foster defeated Pierre Fourie by a 15 round unanimous decision to retain the title before 10,200 fans at the New Mexico Arena. Foster, 173 pounds to Fourie 168, used his seven inch reach to control the bout as Fourie was cut and bloodied. Referee Jim Cleary 148-120, Judge Willis Barnes 149-130, Judge Sydney Beck 149-138. Foster's 50th win improves to 50-6, Fourie falls to 44-2-1.
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Orta powers White Sox to 4-0 win over Indians
White Sox pitcher Stan Bahnsen carried a no hitter into the ninth before Walt Williams broke it with a single, as Chicago beat Cleveland 4-0. Jorge Orta collected four hits and drove in two runs, including his third homer of the season. Other AL scores featured Baltimore 2-1 over Minnesota, Kansas City 5-4 vs New York, Boston 15-9 over Texas, Milwaukee 6-2 vs California, and Detroit 6-4 over Oakland. In NL play Chicago topped Cincinnati 6-4 and Philadelphia edged San Diego 9-8.
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Razorbacks get early conditioning ahead of USC opener
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles said players looked enthusiastic during a 90 minute conditioning and instructional session in Fayetteville. He noted 29 practice sessions remain before the Sept. 15 opener with USC and that three players were ill.
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Aaron Enjoys Laughs After Braves Triumph Over Cardinals
Hank Aaron, amid chatter about Babe Ruth's record, enjoyed a rare light moment after Atlanta beat St. Louis 11-7. He joked about Dusty Baker making him run and recalled scoring from first on Baker doubles, while other NL results included Cubs over Reds and Mets over Dodgers.
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Americans poised for more gold at World University Games
American swimmers led by Cathy Carr win three of four finals as the United States guards push for six gold medals. The U S men’s basketball team beat Czechoslovakia 100 59 and faces Cuba next as the World University Games thin to eight teams with an unexpected knockout setup. Russian crowd trouble and flag abuse mars the Israeli victory over Puerto Rico while a FISU observer misses the action.
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National League East Standings and Tuesday Results Summary
Baseball standings show St Louis leading the NL East with 63 wins, Pittsburgh 60, Chicago 59, Montreal 59, Philadelphia 58, New York 56. In the West, Los Angeles 77, Cincinnati 76, San Francisco 69, Houston 66, Atlanta 61, San Diego 45. Tuesday results include Chicago over Cincinnati 6-4, Philadelphia over San Diego 9-8, San Francisco over Montreal 3-1, New York over Los Angeles 2-1, Atlanta over St. Louis 11-7, Pittsburgh over Houston 6-3. Additional Wednesday and Thursday matchups listed with pitchers and notes.
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Softball Tourney Underway at Key Field in Hope
Eight teams compete in a slow pitch softball tourney at Key Field in Fair Park Hope. Tuesday results include Hope Angels defeating Standard Automotive and Catholic Methodist beating Prescott Industrial. proceeds go to the Lynn Norton Fund. Tonight’s games feature Standard Automotive vs Dierks at 6:30 p.m. and Martin Shoe Stores vs Prescott Industrial at 7:30 p.m.
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McLain Sharp As Captains Beat Travelers 3-2
Denny McLain, a former 30‑game winner, earned his fifth Texas League win with a five‑hitter. Sixto Lezcano homered for the 18th time, driving in two runs as the Shreveport Captains defeated the Arkansas Travelers 3-2 Tuesday night.
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Solunar Tables Schedule From Knight's Tables
Solunar Periods listed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide readers to plan fishing or hunting by daily prime times. The schedule aims to help find best sport territory and cover for improved results.
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