Wildlife groups urge caution on new insecticides in Kansas
Wildlife interests in Kansas advocate restraint on the spread of super-insecticides like Heptachlor amid a national push to treat millions of acres. They warn of wildlife and water risks, urge research into safer methods, and press officials to protect streams, ditches, and habitats while a grasshopper outbreak prompts federal funding. Local clubs report trapshooting and archery events, fishing news, and a rescheduled kid fishing derby.
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U. S
Department of Agriculture
Man
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commisssion
Mansan
Kansas Association For Wildlife
McPherson
KAW
Em the Kid
Douglas County
Clinton
Ray Amer
Jockey Jack Westrope to be honored in Glendale service
Federal services are set for veteran jockey Jack Westrope age 40 at Forest Lawn Church of Recessional in Glendale. Westrope died from internal abdominal bleeding after Well's Away bolted and threw him against the inner rail in Hollywood Park's feature race. He sustained several fractures, but little external injury was evident.
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Inglewood
Calif
Jack Westrope
Forest Lawn
Church of Recessional
Glendale
Westrope
Wells
Hollywood Park
Bolt Favored in Flint Open With Littler as Dark Horse
In Flint Open at Warwick Hills Grand Blanc Tommy Bolt leads after 69 with Bill Casper Jr one behind. Sam Snead retires to White Sulphur Springs after illness and weather washouts pause play into Monday as Littler from Singing Hills drives as a dangerous contender two strokes back.
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Tommy Bolt
Sam Snead
Gen Littler
Little Guy
Singing Hills
Calif
Warwick Hills
Grand Blanc
Littler
PGA
Bill Casper Jr
Apple Valley
Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Ball
Arnold Palmer
Bert Weaver
Beaumont
Barry MacKay Gains Form at Wimbledon
American Davis Cupper Barry MacKay shows form ahead of Wimbledon opening. He and Merlyn Rose reach the doubles final after beating Rod Laver and Bob Mark and then Pietrangeli and Sirola. MacKay expects better play next week as he recovers match practice.
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Dayton
Ohio
MacKay
Australia
Mervyn Rose
Rod Laver
Bob Mark
Nicola Pietrangeli
Orlando Sirola
Margaret du Font
Bernice Carr
New York
Althea Gibson
Maria Bueno
Mary Hawton
Thelma Long
Bunning Dominates Yankees in Detroit Victory
Detroit pitcher Jim Bunning overwhelmed New York in a 7-1 win, fanning 14 as 53,168 fans roared. He also shut down the Yankees in Yankee Stadium last Sunday, 3-0, as Detroit handed New York its sixth straight loss to the Tigers.
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Bronx Bombers
Tiger
Casey Stengel
Yankees
Cleveland
Enos Slaughter
Bill Skowron
Mickey Mantle
Eston Howard
Mantle
Early Wynn
No-Hitter Slips by Hawks Club in 5-0 defeat
Pueblo defeated Topeka 5-0 as Dave Stenhouse pitched a no-hitter, striking out 11 and walking one. He faced 28 batters, aided by a double play to erase a third-inning threat. Pueblo remains tied for fourth with Sioux City, while Amarillo closes in on the leaders.
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Kas
Dave Stenhouse
Pueblo
Stenhouse
Hal Trosky Jr
Colorado Springs
Des Moines
Sioux City
Albuquerque
Lincoln
Amarillo
Fights Last Night by the Associated Press
In Syracuse Mike DeJwin outpointed Bob Baker in a boxing bout. In San Diego Monroe Ratliff stopped Bob Parrish. Aterbourne-Al Williams defeated Sandy Assogna in Rome. George Susce, Boston Red Sox pitcher, owns an 18 win season over three AL seasons and has beaten the Yankees thrice.
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Bob Baker
Pittsburgh
San Diego
Calif
Monroe Ratliff
Los Angeles
Bob Parrish
Aterbourne
al Williams
Ustralia
Sandy Assogna
Rome
George Susce
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Elliott Lincoln Set to Tangle Milers in AAU Meet
Australian stars Herb Elliott and Merv Lincoln dominated mile heats at Bakersfield Stadium in the AAU Championships. Elliott clocked 4.014 for a new AAU mark, Lincoln 4.07.9, as world records fell in hammer, 440 hurdles, and high-level sprints. Boston's Harold Connolly set a 16 pound hammer mark of 295 feet 4 inches while Glen Davis of Ohio State and Al Hall contended in hurdles and sprints.
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Merv Lincoln
Bankerafield Stadium
Elliott
Lincoln
Boston
Harold Connolly
Russia
M. P. Krivonosov
Ohio States
Glenn Davis
Haerida
Buckeye
Axa
Connells
al Hall
Hall
New York
Connolly
Brighton
Mass
Dr Maynard P Bauleke Joins KU Survey Staff
Dr Maynard P Bauleke from Minnesota has joined the Kansas University State Geological Survey in the ceramics division. He will study refractory rays from central Kansas and teach industrial ceramics and metallurgy with a possible ceramics course for metallurgy.
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Maynard P. Bauleke
Minnesota
State Geological Survey
Kansas University
Bauleke
Kansas
Norman Plummer
Disvision
Kenneth Rose
Department of Metallurgy
Ceramist Dr Bauleke Joins Professional Circles
Minneapolis area ceramist with Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Co. since earning a PhD in ceramics at Iowa State College in 193. Former KU student. Dr Bauleke is active in many professional groups including American Ceramic Society and Sigma Nu Keramos honorary fraternity. Mr. and Mrs. Bauleke reside at 15M Ten St.
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Minneapolis-Honneywell Regulator Co
Minneapolis
Lynwva State College
Bawleke
Sigua No Keramos
Bauleke
Ten
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