Most Liberal Duck Hunting Rules Announced for 1966 67
Federal regulators unveil the year’s most liberal duck hunting limits in six years. The Atlantic Mississippi and Central flyways gain more shooting days and larger bags while Pacific flyway rules loosen. Goose limits largely unchanged. Wisconsin Illinois see tweaks. Quotas set for Canada geese varying by state.
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Washington
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Atlantic
Mississippi
Central
Pacific
Wisconsin
Illinois
Horicon Marsh
Robert W. Kastenmeier
D - Wis
Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife
Horicon
Dodge
Columbia
Jefferson
Green Lake
Winnebago
Juneau
Fond du Lac
Kastenmeier
Terrace Raps S and H Pizza Villa In New Albin Tourney
Terrace Bar built a 7-0 lead and held off a seventh inning surge to beat S and H Pizza Villa 7-4 in the opening round of the New Albin Softball Tournament. Ken Knutson and Fred Henry homered for Terrace, with key hits fueling a 3-0 first-inning lead.
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New Albin
Minn
Terrace
S & H-Pizza Villa
Bendel
Bar
Dubuque
Ken Knutson
Frank Thorton
Fred Henry
Jim Pickett
Knutson
Henry
Jerry Yehle
Thorton
S & H Pizza Villa
Bud Johnson
Ken Garves
Dave Colburn
Jeff Koehler
Ed Johnson
Major League Standings Snapshot
Baseball standings feature Baltimore at Detroit Chicago at Cleveland California at Washington Kansas City at New York Minnesota at Boston with the schedule of games. Teams facing key matchups highlight race standings and upcoming tilts.
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Baltimore
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
California
Washington
Kansas City
New York
Minnesota
Boston
G.B
Boxing Results From Tokyo to Los Angeles
Ito of Japan stopped Henry Acid of the Philippines in Tokyo after 2 rounds. Carlo Duran of San Remo stopped Fabio Bettini in Rome after 10 rounds. Pete Riccitelli of Portland drew with Rocky Halliday of Wilkes-Barre after 8 rounds. Hiroshi Kobayashi of Japan stopped Bobby Valdez of San Diego in Los Angeles after 7 rounds.
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Boxing Ito
Japan
Katsuyoshi Takayama
Tokyo
Henry Acid
Philippines
San Remo
Italy
Carlo Duran
Fabio Bettini
Rome
Portland
Maine
Pete Riccitelli
Rocky Halliday
Wilkes-Barre
Los Angeles
Hiroshi Kobayashi
Bobby Valdez
J San Diego
Doerre Leads Pine Creek Women in Local Golf Day
LA CRESCENT Minn Pat Doerre took low honors during women s day play at Pine Creek Golf Club Virginia Sevedge and Arlene Russell also won individual events The final club tournament is scheduled next Wednesday for the ladies league and a two ball foursome is set for Sept 11
Wright Leads Western Open by One Stroke
Mickey Wright returns to the LPGA tour after a three week layoff and shoots a 72 to lead the Women's Western Open by one stroke over Margie Masters at Rainbow Springs Country Club in Mukwonago. Wright, seeking a third Western title, used 24 putts and made six birdies with three bogeys on the 6,415 yard course despite missing eight greens.
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Mukwonago
Wis
Mickey Wright
Miss Wright
Margie Masters
Kathy Whitworth
Mickey
Rainbow Springs Country Club
Davis Wins Wisconsin Open Defending Title In Tight Finish
Eddie Davis, 23, of Milwaukee Country Club, shot par on the last four holes to defend his Wisconsin Open title with a 2 under total 286. Tom Veech of Milwaukee was runner up by one, while Don Iverson of La Crosse earned low amateur with 289 and 69 final round to finish fourth overall.
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Madison
Eddie Davis
Milwaukee Country Club
Tom Veech
Milwaukee
Veech
Davis
Maple Bluff Country Club
Don Iverson
la Crosse
Iverson
Ed Davis
UPI
Davis Wins State Open in Memorial of His Father
Eddie Davis, 23, captured the state open golf title for the second straight year by one stroke over Tom Veech with Steve Bull close behind. Davis cited his late father as his motivation and spoke of key putts and long drives that secured the lead on the final holes at Neenah. Bull finished third and Veech earned second place as Davis posted a 287 total to win the 1966 Wisconsin Open championship.
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Madison
Eddie Davis
Neenah
Davis
Tom Veech
Mel Branch Returns To Pro Football With Dolphins
Mel Branch, a six year AFL veteran from Deridder Louisiana, ended retirement and signed with the Miami Dolphins. Branch, 230 pounds and 6 feet 2 inches, has played as a defensive end for Kansas City. The Dolphins also acquired Joe Auer from the Los Angeles Rams.
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Boca Raton
Fla
Mel Branch
Deridder
Kansas City
Local Industrial Softball Playoffs Reach Semis
Glen's Pizza Kings Pepsi Eagle's Norplex advance to semifinals after Thursday wins. Glen's 15 9 over Skogen IGA. Pepsi 12 4 vs French Island Legion. Norplex 16 3 over Rubber Mills. Eagle's Club 28 14 over Schumacher's. Semis set for next Wednesday at Powell Park.
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Glen's Pizza Kings
Pepsi
Jirsa
Eagle
John Mack
Wannecke
Mc- Industrial
Alear
Schumach
Er's
Glen’s
Skogen
IGA
French Island Legion
Norplex
Eagle’s
Schumacher
Glen's
Eagles
Powell Park
Packers Drill Highlights Kramer Comeback and Cowboys Showdown
Green Bay coach Vince Lombardi supervised a mixed drill focusing on defense offense and goal line plays as the Packers prep for a Saturday clash with the Dallas Cowboys. Jerry Kramer, fully recovered from surgeries, competed with Chandler in kicking and nailed three 42 yard field goals.
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Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
Bays
Dallas Cowboys
Vince Lombardi
Packers
Cowboys
Ram
George Allen
Dallas
Lombardi
Jerry Kramer
Larry Moore
Atlanta Falcons
Rays
Don Chandler
Kramer
Chandler
Packer
Colts and Cardinals Stage Music Benefit Exhibition
The Baltimore Colts meet the St. Louis Cardinals in an NFL exhibition at Busch Memorial Stadium with proceeds benefiting the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra. St. Louis beat Atlanta 20-10 and shocked Detroit 28-14 while Baltimore routed Washington 35-0 and Philadelphia 31-17.
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ST. Louis
Baltimore Colts
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinal
Charley Winner
National Football League
New
Busch Memorial Stadium
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
Atlanta Falcons
Detroit
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
Green Bay
Dallas
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Cleveland
Atlanta
Chicago
Norfolk
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
New York Giants
New Haven
Conn
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Rangers
Bill Wuest
Jeff Graves
Rudy Wuest
la Crosse Logan
Ron Johnson
Evanson Field
Wuest
Tribune
Harry Larsson
Missouri
Ohio
Lake
Squaw Creek
Terrace Raps
AB KN AB Colburn
O'Quinn
Mason
Yehle If
Koehler
Pickett
Johnson
Z Rf
Sciborski Ss
Henry Ib Grosch
Dahlby
Garves
Pongratz
Rbi
Grosch
Hr—Knutson
S&h-Pizza
Cincinnati
Houston
Unday
By Kearnny Egerton
Pat Doerre
Pine Creek
Steve Bull
Bull
Steve
Bob Waukers
Chris Kappas
Kenosha
John Hogden
Galesville
Kappas
Hogden
Tom Puls
la Crosse Country Club
Puls
Jay Lohmiller
Bob Kivlin Jr
Lake Delton
Ralph
Butch) Schlicht
Mike MacFarland
Kent Petterson
X Iverson
Lohmiller
Kivlin
X Schlicht
X MacFarland
Petterson
Randy Robel
Wes Barrios
Ken Halen
Janesville
Bob Below
Brent Beer
Mike Smolinski
Racine
Dick Bull
Marinette
Willard Wendt
Lake Mills
Bob Vaulters
Dick McKichan
Ed Capowicz
Adolf Kozera
Archie Dadian
Eagle's
Fanello
Melister
G. Miller
Gora
Wohlhoefer
Schwaegel
Warnecke
McAlear
J. Mack
Industriales Skogen
Grossbach and
Hunn
G. Dayton
E. Dayton
Smith
Pataska
Glens
Pepsi-Cola
Eason
Hodenberg
Mitchell
Fletcher
Rubber Mills
Hafner
Schultz
Prinsen, Strasser
Jim Taylor
Paul Hornung
Elijah Pitts
Allen Jacobs
Jim Grabowski
Donny Anderson
Phil Vandersen
Ron Rector
Schneider
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