Year Round Fishing Boosts Illinois and Iowa Muskies Programs
Colorado officials cite data showing year round angling yields about 60 000 more fish per year than seasonal fishing. License sales rise by 26 000 annually, and planting increases by about 7 million fry during year round periods. In Iowa a musky hybrid program aims to stock 10 000 fry, while Michigan reports square musky eggs. Muskies remain protected year round in Iowa.
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Tom Lynch
Lynch
Iowa
Michigan
Fishery experiments test Vibert boxes for salmon stocking
New Hampshire researchers report successful hatching in Vibert boxes devised by Dr. Richard Vibert of France as a method to stock landlocked salmon. Officials in Minnesota note that columnaris bacteria harming crappie during warming is not harmful to humans, with only a small fraction of crappie affected and sunfish able to recover quickly.
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Richard Vibert
France
Minnesota
Wing Zing and Sting Drive Dodgers Past Giants
Dodgers beat the San Francisco Giants 2-1 as Sandy Koufax pitched six innings, Maurey Wills stole bases and Jim Gilliam delivered clutch hits. Wills and Gilliam combined on two runs in a game that widened Los Angeles NL lead to three and a half games.
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Sandy Koufax
Maurey Wills
Jim Gilliam
Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Koufax
Giants
Willie
Wills
Shaw
Gilliam
Sting
Leo Cardenas
Tommy Harper
Don Pavetich
Deron Johnson
Reds
Jim O’ Toole
O’toole
John Tsitouris
Mets
Charlie Smith
Astros
Bob Aspromonte
Joe Morgan
NCAA-AAU Peace Bid Rejected in Amateur Track Rivalry
The AAU and NCAA remain at odds over control of amateur athletics as the NCAA rejects a peace offer. AAU President Buck invites three NCAA reps to join the San Diego national track championships committee set for June 26-27 to decide the U.S. team for overseas meets. Barnes signals the offer only meaningful if AAU accepts cooperative certification of its meet.
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Poland
AAU
Clifford H. Buck
Everett D. Barnes
San Diego
Calif
Barnes
Buck
Major League Baseball Tonight and Standings Update
Major league games feature Chicago at Cincinnati St Louis at Milwaukee New York at San Francisco Pittsburgh at Houston Philadelphia at Los Angeles. Standings show WL Pet GB Minnesota 35 21 .625 Chicago 22 64 Baltimore 33 25 569 3 Cleveland 31 24 6.564 3% Detroit 31 25 554 4 Los Angeles 31 32 492 7% New York 26 32 448 10 Boston 24 34 421 14 Washington 25 36 6410-12 14 Kansas City 16 37 302 -1744 results list Baltimore 5 New York 1 Cleveland 5 Washington 0 Chicago 3 Minnesota 1 Los Angeles 7 Kansas City 1 Los Angeles 5 Kansas City 4 Boston at Chicago Kansas City at Detroit Los Angeles at Cleveland Washington at Baltimore Minnesota at New York
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Open players gripe over Bellerive course in St Louis
Chronic complainers tag golf pros at the U S Open in St Louis blame rough greens and heat for tough 7 191 yard layout at Bellerive. Billy Casper and others discuss stress and excuses while noting a few holdout legends who rarely gripe about conditions.
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Bellerive
Billy Casper
Casper
Gene Litler
Jim Ferree
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Robert Jones
Nicklaus
Milwaukee Braves offer to move to Atlanta rejected
Milwaukee County Board on Wednesday unanimously rejected an early 1966 move by the Milwaukee Braves to Atlanta. The board seeks to block baseball and push expansion, while hinting at an antitrust suit to keep the team or bring in Milwaukee as a new market. The club had NL permission to move south, offered $400,000 to stay and $100,000 to rescind the stadium contract. Teams Inc. declined the Braves’ terms last week.
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Milwaukee Braves
Atlanta Braves
Milwaukee County Board
Braves
National League
Teams, Inc
Milwaukee County Stadium
Boyer Re-elected Leader of Church of God Assembly
Harold W. Boyer of Springfield Ohio was elected for his 13th term as chairman of the General Ministerial Assembly of the Church of God in Anderson Indiana. Gabriel P. Dixon of St. Louis was named vice chairman and Rev. Forest F. Carlson of Akron Indiana was named to a three year term on the executive committee.
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Anderson
Ind
Harold W. Boyer
Springfield
Ohio
General Ministerial Assembly
The
Church of God
Gabriel P. Dixon
St. Louis
Forest F. Carlson
Akron
Assembly
Baseball Schedule for Boys League at Bloomfield
Thursday games list Linton Iron vs Citizens at 6 p.m. and Elks vs Western Auto at 8:15 p.m. All High School games at Bloomfield. Saturday features Shakamak against Bloomfield at 6 p.m. and L and M versus Eastern at 8 p.m. Babe Ruth events at Shakamak 5 p.m. L and M at Crane 6 p.m. Worthington at Bloomfield 7:30 p.m. Switz at Eastern 5 p.m.
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Crane
Worthington
Switz
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