Le Mars Little League schedules and rules
Major games at 6 and 8 p.m. six innings or 90 minutes, ten-run rule after four. Minor games at Cleveland Park five innings or 75 minutes, ten-run rule after three. First 6 and 8 p.m. minors games on east diamond, rest on west. Home teams listed last. Season dates include May 24 to August 6 with numerous Braves, Cubs, Phils, Yanks, Cards, Mets, Reds, Angels, Astros, Bucs, Colts, Sox, Twins, and more teams listed across the schedule.
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Enforcement of Iowa boating laws to curb accidents
Sports editor Buck Larsen reports the State Conservation Commission will step up enforcement in the coming weeks to reduce spring boating accidents. Boaters are urged to know and follow regulations, especially life preserver requirements. Water patrols note many vessels lack Coast Guard approved life jackets for each occupant.
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State Conservation Commission
Coast Guard
Plymouth county 4-Hers attend 3 day summer camp
Thirty Plymouth county 4-H members join 12 northwest Iowa counties for a three day 4-H Camp at Walther League camp on Lake Okoboji from May 31 to June 2. Activities include wildlife conservation, gun safety, boating and water safety, archery, crafts, fitness and organized sports with extension personnel directing classes.
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Walther League
Lake Okoboji
Iowa
Commission targets one million channel catfish this year
State Conservation Commission officials announced plans to raise about one million channel catfish at the Humboldt Fish Hatchery. About 15 million fertilized eggs will be collected with 500 female and 500 male brood stock netted from the Des Moines Big Sioux and Little Sioux Rivers. Each female yields 2000 to 6000 eggs. After egg collection, parents return to their netting sites and the hatched catfish will be stocked in state waters this fall. Also noted is a 60 pound walleye caught by Frank Bud Pape at Tuttle Lake near Armstrong, fished at the mouth of the river with a lead head.
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State Conservation Commission
Humboldt Fish Hatchery
Des Moines
Big Sioux
Little Sioux
Armstrong
Frank “Bud” Pape
Tuttle Lake
Le Mars blasts Kingsley 18 to 5 in season opener
Le Mars baseball opened the season with an 18 to 5 victory over Kingsley. Reg Morton pitched the distance for Le Mars with nine strikeouts as the team piled up 19 hits. Terry Morton had four hits in as many at bats and every Le Mars player reached base at least once. Sherer hit a home run for Kingsley.
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Reg Morton
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Sherer
Water pollution tips and local fishing camp plans
Obscure obituary mentions Ronnie Hagemann who died last December and his unfinished guidance on reporting water pollution using a mason jar for samples. It notes bass fishing in gravel pits, lures’ performance, and local camping plans from Le Mars group with events at Blue Mound, Lake View, and Onawa Iowa Minnesota sites. Call Mrs. John Mayrose for camping details.
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le Mars
Lewis and Clark State Park
Onawa
Iowa
Blue Mound
Laverne
Minn
Lake View
John Mayrose
Le Mars Globe-Post and Floyd Valley News Details
The Le Mars Globe Post and the Floyd Valley News, published Mondays and Thursdays by Le Mars Daily Sentinel, list Chan and Carter Pitts as publishers at 21 First St NE Le Mars Iowa. Subscription terms: $5 per year in Plymouth and nearby counties, $6 outside. Single copies are 5 cents.
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Chan
Carter Pitts
First St. NE
le Mars
Iowa
Plymouth
Barbs Sportier Lines and More Powerful Engines
In 1966 autos get sharper styling and stronger engines, promising speed. The piece comments on traffic risks and jokes about teen culture and school routines, noting spontaneous egg breaks and mass snack departures at some high schools.
Boat registration deadline announced by State Conservation Commission
The State Conservation Commission states that the renewal deadline for boat registrations with the 1963 65 yellow number is July 4 1965. The new red sticker requires a renewal form and $4 fee, sent to the Des Moines office. Boats are registered for two years. renewal forms available from county recorders conservation officers and many marine dealers.
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State Conservation Commission
Commission
Des Moines
Outdoor show emcee jokes with guest angler on fishing lines
An outdoor show emcee compliments a guest-angler on fishing knowledge and jokes that he should keep in touch with the fish by phone. The angler responds by saying he just drops them a line, delivering a light moment about fishing communication.
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