Chuck hunting gains popularity as summer sport
The article notes chuck hunting becoming a growing summer sport for deer hunters using lighter loads to practice with equipment. Woodchucks also called groundhogs, live in burrows and enter a suspended state for months. Hunting chucks emphasizes long range shooting with scopes and selective calibers. Some states regulate seasons. late summer is favored due to breeding and sheltering in wet weather. The Associated Press report mentions Bob Foster knocking out Dick Tiger to win the World Light-Heavyweight title in New York.
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Baseball Standings and Results From National League and American League
The daily baseball roundup lists standings by team with win loss records and percentages, including San Francisco, Chicago, Atlanta, New York, Philadelphia, and St Louis. It notes Friday results such as San Francisco 4 Chicago 2 and Pittsburgh 8 Cincinnati 6, plus upcoming games and key league leaders in batting and pitching. It also mentions San Diego Rockets signing two college draft picks Harry Barnes and Darryl Jones.
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Monbouquette's unlikely return to form with Yankees
A year after unemployment and doubt, Bill Monbouquette became the Yankees top option with a 2.36 ERA and four early wins. He rebuilt his control by adjusting his fastball grip and embraced a bullpen role before returning to starting duty, recalling 1963 form and the grind of the game.
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Kellogg Signs With Beaver Bengals Sign Tiebt End
Cincinnati AFL team inks Mike Kellogg, a tight end for the Denver Broncos the past two seasons, after he was released to join the Bengals on Tuesday.
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Watch Your Language in Sports Phrases Across Languages
A New York dispatch notes how sports terms shape English beyond athletics. Linguist Dr. Mario Pei cites baseball's global influence, with examples from Japanese, French, Italian, and Spanish origins, and highlights how phrases like love and racquet entered common speech.
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Negro Pro Golfer Jonny Shippen Dies at 90
Newark based golfer Jonny M. Shippen, possibly the first Black player in U.S. competitive golf and among the early American born pros, died Tuesday at age 90 in Newark. Shippen’s trailblazing career helped pave the way for future Black golfers in the United States.
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Graham Hill First to Average 170 Plus at Indy 1968
English driver Graham Hill becomes the first to average over 170 mph around the Indianapolis speedway in a turbine car, clocking 171.208 mph in four laps. He also flies a Piper Aztec and plans a busy schedule including Monaco Grand Prix and Indy prep.
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Dodgers Top Houston With Big 10th Inning Rally
Bob Bliley delivered four hits including a four run homer that sparked a five run 10th inning. The Dodgers defeated Houston 7 to 5 as deliveries and mistakes from earlier in the game shaped the late drama.
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