Minnesota Sets Pheasant Grouse Deer Seasons
Minnesota game and fish department announced upland game and deer hunting rules. Pheasants run Oct 24 to Nov 30 with a three rooster daily bag limit, six in possession, shooting from 10 am to sunset. Grouse seasons run Oct 10 to Nov 1, with a second southeastern ruffed grouse season Nov 10 to Nov 30, three per day six in possession. Deer firearm season dates set across eight zones.
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Aaron Becomes 362nd Home Run King Surpasses DiMaggio
Hank Aaron belted his 19th and 20th homers to push his career total to 362, surpassing Joe DiMaggio as Milwaukee beat Houston 9-6. Phillies’ Callison hit a grand slam in a 13-5 win over Chicago as injuries to Rojas and Gonzalez mounted for Philadelphia. Giants, Reds, Mets also won. Cubs star Ellsworth took the loss.
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Pauline Weigel Sets Country Club Record
Pauline Weigel aged 18 set a new La Crosse Country Club women's championship course record with a five over par 79 in the quarter finals, defeating Barbara Loveland. Her scorecard shows a front nine 39 and back nine 40, with a total 79. She will be a freshman nursing student at St Teresa College Winona this fall.
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Minneapolis Golfer Ben Croonquist Captures Third Resorters Title
Minneapolis golfer Ben Croonquist won his third Resorters Golf title by defeating Texan Wil son Schoelkopf Jr of Dallas 2 and 1 in the final. Croonquist beat Joel Goldstrand 1 up in 20 holes in the semis, while Schoelkopf edged Bob Jerhoff 2 and 1. Joan Garvin of St Peter retained the women's crown over Nancy MacGibbon 1 up. Junior and senior titles went to Vergene Simonson Decorah Iowa and Rolf Wollan Ely Minnesota.
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Iowa
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Sparta Nine Plays Thursday At Loyal
Sparta meets Auburndale in a Region 2 Class B playoff game for a berth in the Wisconsin State Baseball Association tournament to be held Aug. 22-30 in Milltown. Tomah and West Salem are slated for Class A by finishing first and second in the Western Wisconsin League.
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Browns Keep Jim Brown Despite Otto Grahams Advice
Browns owner Arthur Modell and coach Bodine Collier reaffirmed Jim Browns role at full back after Otto Grahams Canton luncheon suggestion to trade him. Graham argued Browns lose games due to Browns blocking and faking. Browns respond that Grahams comments do not reflect team policy or current coaching.
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Galesville Women Invite Golfers to Winona Event
Galesville Wisconsin members of the Galesville Women's Golf Club are invited to play August 20 at Westfield Country Club in Winona Minnesota. Registrations for 18 or 9 holes must be in by Thursday. The president and vice president tournament was played Monday with the president's team four strokes behind. Losers will host a potluck dinner for winners. Mrs John Quinn chaired the event and had the low in the championship flight. Mrs Lloyd Thurston had the low in the first flight. Golf balls were awarded to Mrs Howard Quinn and Mrs Henry Lovig in the championship flight and to Mrs Robert Truax and Violet Kenyon in the first flight.
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Robert Truax
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Earl Blaik Among 10 Inductees Into Hall Of Fame
New York AP reports ten names added to the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame including Earl H Blaik former Dartmouth and Army coach who pioneered the lonely end formation. Other honorees span Charles Carroll Ray Evans Rob ert Herwig Alison Hubert William Mallory and more with Blaik to be honored at the December dinner. LaRoche announces the class brings total inductees to 172 players and 51 coaches. Blaik led Dartmouth to 45-14-5 and Army 121-33-10 with national titles in 1944 1945.
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Army
Charles C. Carroll
University of Washington
Ray R. Evans
Kansas University
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University of California
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University of Alabama
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Yale University
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Princeton
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Lafayette
Lea
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Mallory
Foundation
Donald B. Laurie
Rutgers
University, New Brunswick
Doc Blanchard
Glenn Davis
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Osuna and Palafox Enter U S National Doubles
Mexico's Rafael Osuna and Antonio Palafox have entered the 84th annual U S National Doubles Tennis Championships. The tournament opens at the Longwood Cricket Club on Sunday.
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Mass
Mexico
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Antonio Palafox
U. S
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