Deer Trouble Sparks Debate Across Arkansas
The article reports widespread concerns over deer overabundance in Arkansas, with biologists and foresters warning that deer are damaging habitats and crops. Farmers in the southeast and bordering game lands increasingly complain of worsening losses, while attempts at control have failed. experts advocate managed reduction and better game management to prevent waste.
Roughest National Intercollegiate Meet at Duke
The 65th NCA championship at Duke University faced heavy rain and delays as only nine of eighteen All-America entrants survived after 36 holes. Medalist Kermit Zarley of Houston led the field with 140, edging Army’s B Poembrek, and ousted Illinois State champ Rad Moehling Jr as rain halted play. Big names fell include Charles Layton, Pte Byers, and John Lotz.
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Kermit Zarley
Houston
Army
B. Poembrek
Rad Moehling Jr
Illinois
Zarlay
Charles Layton
Georgia
Pte Byers
Marshall
John Lotz
San Jose State
When to Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables
The schedule of Solunar periods printed from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables guides plan for daily sport. Major periods begin at shown times and last about one and a half to two hours, while minor periods are shorter and shown in regular type to indicate optimal fishing or hunting windows.
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Royal Rick Faces Tough Start in Yonkers Pace
Yonkers New York AP reports Royal Huck the winner of the $50,000 Inter national Pace will have a difficult time starting from post 12 in the $65,000 Good Time Pace at Yonkers Raceway. The event is the middle leg of the Yonkers triple series over 1 1/16 miles with Henry T Adios the favorite for next Thursday’s National Championship Pace driven by Stanley Dancer from post 19. Royal Rick is driven by George Sholty at 4-1 odds.
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Indians Rally For Doubleheader Sweep Boosts Lead
Cleveland builds its AL lead to two games after a doubleheader sweep of Boston as Phillips and Perry win the opener and clincher. Wagner of the Angels hits his 26th homer as Walker from Kansas City responds with a brush-fire inning confrontation.
Hungry Golfers Open as Eastern Open Begins
The Eastern Open in Baltimore offers $35,000 in total prize money with a $5,300 first prize after 72 holes. Top contenders include Phil Rodgers and Bob Nichols, while legends Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Gary Player and Gene Littler skip the event for rest amid rainy conditions that caused a Wednesday cancellation.
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GeneLitler
Phil Rodgers
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Major League Leaders From The American and National Leagues
Key statistical leaders are listed from the American and National Leagues. Highlights include batting leaders Rollins and Williams, and pitching leaders Donovan and Pascual, with top RBI, runs, hits, doubles, and stolen base figures across both leagues.
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Pearson
Los Angeles
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Wagner
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A. Smith
Cimoli
Waegner
Cash
Detroit
Wood
Donovan
Clevelands
Wickersham
Pascual
Estrada
Baltimore
Williams
H. Aaron
Milwaukee
Musial
St. Louig
Mays
San Francisco
Wills
Davis
Loreles
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
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Houston
Fairly
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W. Davis
Arkansas Leads In Job Placement In May
Arkansas continued to lead the southwestern states in non agricultural job placements in May, according to the Employment Security Division. The agency said Arkansas has led the area for 11 straight months with 12,192 positions filled in May, a 47.8 percent increase from the same month last year, as reported by the BSD.
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Hope x Star SPORTS Hope x Star SPORTS Cards Win in Eleventh Over
Bob Green reports on past week MLB action where Hank Aaron of the Milwaukee Braves leads NL with a .385 average 16 homers and 58 RBIs after a five-hit day including two homers. Braves sweep Mets, Cardinals edge Dodgers. Astros win, Pirates rally for third. White Sox and Angels win in AL, rain affects several games.
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Ken Boyer
Kim Schaffer
Bobby Shantz
Norm Larker
Pidtgr Browne
Roman Méjias
Colts
ElRoy Face
Pirates
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Mets
Lew Burnac Caime
Gus Bell
Joe Adcock
Baseball Standings and Scores From Evening Games
Major league results show Los Angeles and Cleveland leading divisions. Hank Aaron powered Milwaukee with two homers and three singles in a doubleheader sweep of New York. Barry Latman tossed a two hit shutout as Cleveland swept Boston, 6 3 and 3 0.
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Kansas City
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Associated Press
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Barry Latman
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Baseball minor leagues and major league stats summary
In the International League Jacksonville beat Rochester 12 to 8 while Syracuse defeated Atlanta 8 to 2 and Columbus topped Buffalo 6 to 3. Toronto played Richmond in a postponed game. Pacific Coast League Hawaii won 3 to 1 over Portland as Spokane routed Tacoma 9 to 1 and San Diego outscored Vancouver 13 to 5. Seattle defeated Salt Lake City 10 to 9. American Association results included Indianapolis 12 over Louisville, Denver 6 over Omaha 3 and Oklahoma City 4 over Dallas Fort Worth 1. Notable pitching: Koufax of Los Angeles recorded seven strikeouts. Gibson of St Louis had a nine.
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Rochester
Syracuse
Atlanta
Columbus
Buffalo
Toronto
Richmond
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Portland
Spokane
Tacoma
San Diego
Vancouver
Seattle
Salt Lake City
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