G F Revises Non Resident Fishing Fees
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission announces a revised schedule for non resident fishing and hunting licenses for next year. It lowers previously raised fees with changes including annual fishing from 39 to 6 and 14 day trip fishing from 2.50 to 3.50 while hunting licenses rise to 30 for all game and 20 for small game. Bow and arrow annual cost increases to 6 with deer or turkey added cost up to 24. Commercial resort fees for non residents rise to 6 and 3 for one day. Fees take effect July 1 1965 for hunting and January 1 1966 for fishing.
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Standings and Tuesday results recap across leagues
Standings show Cleveland 5 New York 1 Detroit 7 Chicago 5 Minnesota 17 Boston 5 Baltimore 6 Kansas City 3 Washington 7 6 Los Angeles 3 Minnesota faces Boston while Kansas City plays Baltimore and Los Angeles visits Washington New York hosts Detroit Cleveland plays Chicago Cincinnati Houston Milwaukee San Francisco Chicago New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia St Louis Los Angeles Milwaukee Los Angeles scheduled for Thursday Chicago New York Cincinnati San Francisco St Louis Houston Milwaukee Los Angeles N
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Chicago
Minnesota
Boston
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
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Cincinnati
Houston
Milwaukee
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Thursay
Associated Press
American League
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Kansas
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Dick Tracewski
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Bob Gibson
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Wes Parker
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Dean Clendenon
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Cubs
Gene Freese
Ted Abernathy
Tony Perez
Jim Quowens
Vada Pinson
Reds
Sammy Ellis
Astros
Mack Jones
Wade Blasingame
Giants
Pacific Coast League Standings and Results
Pacific Coast League update from The Associated Press shows Eastern and Western divisions led by Oklahoma City and Tacoma respectively with records and games back. Note: several games postponed due to rain including Denver at Salt Lake City.
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Minor League Results Across Leagues
Rochester defeats Buffalo Columbus 7 to 4 while Toledo beats Toronto 3 to 0. Syracuse falls to Jacksonville 1 by 6, Denver over Salt Lake 4 to 1 after six innings due to rain. Tacoma and Seattle tie 3 to 3 as Portland sails 9 to 3 over Vancouver. San Diego edges Arkansas 6 to 5, Spokane defeated by Hawaii 2.
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Buffalo
Columbus
Toledo
Toronto
Syracuse
Jacksonville
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Denver
Salt Lake
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Seattle
Portland
Vancouver
San Diego
Arkansas
Spokane
Hawaii
Dodgers hand St Louis seventh straight defeat 2 0
Don Drysdale kept St Louis to one hit Curt Flood's infield single to open the game as Los Angeles halted the Cardinals seven game win streak. Vic Davalillo sparked Cleveland with three hits two homers and four RBIs in a 3 1 win over the Yankees.
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Vic Davalillo
Cleveland
Indians
New York Yankees
Orioles Use Relief Duo To Maintain Win Streak
Stu Miller and Harvey Haddix closed out a 6-3 Orioles win over the Athletics as Baltimore extended a four-game streak, while Don Drysdale blanked St. Louis 2-0 for the Dodgers. Vic Davalillo hit two homers and drove in four as Cleveland beat the Yankees 5-1 in an afternoon game. The Twins exploded for 20 hits to rout Boston 17-5, and Detroit topped Chicago 7-5 as Chicago fell further from the AL lead.
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Red Sox
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Lee Thomas
Ed Bressaud
Gary Geiger
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Davalillo
New York
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Clay Knocks Out Liston In One Minute In Lewiston
Cassius Clay knocked out Sonny Liston in one minute at the Central Maine Youth Center in Lewiston Maine. Referee Jer sey Joe Walcott delayed the count causing boos as timekeeper Francis McDonough confirmed a 12 count. Liston later said he was groggy but not knocked out, while Clay hailed next foe Floyd Patterson as his target.
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Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
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Liston
Patterson
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Maine State Boxing Commission
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Jersey Joe Walcott
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Pine Bluff High School Baseball Tournament Opens
In the first round at Pine Bluff Bay defeats Woodlawn 9 to 3, St Charles and Hector split 3 or 1 with St Anne’s topping Fort Smith Rector 5 4, Jacksonvilles 1 Rector 4, Murfreesboro 2. Quarterfinals schedule lists Yellville against Greenwood at 1 pm Paragould versus Sylvan Hills at 3 pm Bay versus St Charles at 6 30 pm St Anne’s versus Rector at 8 30 pm.
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Equator Day Night Balance and U.S. Fingerprinting Rule
The equator experiences 12 hours of day and night. The United States enforces an aliens fingerprint requirement for identification and immigration processing.
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Drysdale Delivers One-Hit Shutout To Cards Loss
Don Drysdale silenced St. Louis with a one hit game as the Dodgers won 2-0 Tuesday night. Curt Flood opened with a single, then Drysdale retired 14 straight before an error allowed Dick Groat to reach. The win moved Los Angeles ahead as Pittsburgh toppled Chicago in 12 innings and other NL, AL results followed.
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Curt Flood
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Hands Dominates Pacific Coast League Start in 3 1 Win
Tacoma right-hander Lanky Bill Hands improved to eight straight wins with a 3 1 victory over Seattle as the Western Division leaders stay unbeaten. Hards struck out six, walked none, lowering his ERA to 0.50. Portland beat Vancouver 9 3 behind Tom Kelley’s ninth straight win. Denver topped Salt Lake City 4 1 in a rain shortened six inning game. San Diego beat Arkansas 6 5 and Spokane edged Hawaii 2 1 as Jim Barbieri homered for Spokane.
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Solunar Tables When to Fish or Hunt
Adden Knight presents Solunar Tables from John Alden Knight. Plan days to fish during major periods shown in bold and hunt in good cover during these times. Minor periods run shorter and are printed in regular type, guiding active hours for sport.
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Lords Approve In Principle Bill Legalizing Private Homosexual Acts
The House of Lords backed in principle a bill to legalize private homosexual acts by adult males 94 to 49 on the second reading. Opposition came from senior peers. The bill proceeds to committee for amendments with a similar Commons bill anticipated. In Jakarta a baseball game saw Jones homer twice, fueling a five-run sixth against pitcher Murakami.
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House of Lords
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Indonesia
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Masenori Murakami
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
The leaders show Coleman of Cincinnati at .400 batting average with Mays of San Francisco at .374. Mays also leads in runs with 37 and hits with 55. Banks Chicago and Mays SF top RBIs with 38 and 2, respectively. Pitching leaders include Maloney Cincinnati 5 0 and 1.000, Koufax LA 86 strikeouts, Gibson St. Louis 66.
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Cincinnati
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San Francisco
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St. Louis
Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
Maloney
Gibson
Strikouts — Koufax
Sukarno expands cabinet to eighty four ministers
President Sukarno appoints seven new cabinet members to raise the total to 84, saying the changes aim to boost administrative efficiency. In Moscow, Kazakh wheat farmers in the virgin lands convoy weekly to provincial baths due to lack of on farm washing facilities and reduced funding for farm baths.
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Venturi Struggles With Bellerive Course at U S Open
Defending champion Ken Venturi faced a brutal test at the 7,200-yard Bellerive course in St Louis as he works back from a six week hand related illness. He praised the layout while noting he would likely have shot in the mid 70s without extra practice. Jerry Pittman and Richard Cannon led Tuesday qualifying with 139s across sites.
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Ken Venturi
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San Francisco
Congressional Country Club
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Bellerive
Jerry Pittman
Rye
N.Y
Richard Cannon
Columbus, Ga
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