New Hunting Rules For Ohio Revealed
The Ohio Wildlife Council released the 1962 63 hunting and trapping regulations highlighting a two day gun deer season and reduced minimum acreage for quail lands in southern areas. The rules set deer tagging at division stations and detail seasons for rabbit raccoon beaver beaver trapping in seven counties among other changes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Wildlife Council
East Liverpool
U. S
Canton
Millersburg
Mansfield
Somerset
Perry County
Fairfield County
Ross County
Chillicothe
Midland
Ripley
Steubenville
Zanesville
McArthur
Indiana
Carbo Swamps Rempel's 17-1 in Softball Rout
Carborun dum defeats Rempel's Lumber 17 to 1 in a Hocking Softball League game. Carbo batters explode for five homers led by Chuck Walter with two home runs and three extra hits. George Stump, Charlie Peppers and Fouch also homer. Tim Shuttleworth of Rempel's had a single and a triple.
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Rempel
Bob Burton
Chuck Walter
George Stump
Charlie Peppers
Fouch
Tim Shuttleworth
Lumbermen
Reds To Face Former Mate In Houston Series Opener
Ken Johnson, who helped pitch the Cincinnati Reds to the NL pennant last season, was slated to start against his former teammates as Houston hosted the opener of a three game series. Fred Hutchinson named Jim O'Toole to oppose Johnson in tonight's game.
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Houston, Tex
Ken Johnson
Cincinnati Reds
Fred Hutchinson
Jim O'Toole
Johnson
Hous
Houston
Reds
San Francisco
Hutchinson
Baseball Standings and Scores With Schedule Notes
Baseball standings show Chicago 7 St Louis 2 and Philadelphia 7 San Francisco 2 in early results. AL leaders include Cleveland 41 30 and New York 38 31. multiple games listed with daily and weekend schedules for Chicago Milwaukee Pittsburgh St Louis Cincinnati Houston and more.
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St. Louis
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
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Houston
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Ruth Jessen Leads After First Round at Carolina Open
Ruth Jessen, 25, Seattle journalist by training, shoots a par 72 to grab a three shot lead in Myrtle Beach. Mickey Wright sits tied for second after a 75, with Joann Prentice also 75, as 68 players begin the 10th U S Women's Open.
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Myrtle Beach
S.C
Ruth Jessen
Seattle University
Seattle
Wash
Mickey Wright
Mickey
Joann Prentice
Birmingham
Ala
Bridges Fires Sheriff to Halt Twins Rally in Yanks Victory
Yankees top Minnesota 4-2 as Marshall Bridges strands two in the eighth with bases loaded and strikes out Don Mincher. New York moves into second place in the AL behind Cleveland with Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle contributing power. Angels 19 Boston 7. Barber blanks Chicago. KC 10 Washington 7. In NL Los Angeles edges New York 5-4 in 13 innings as Philadelphia beats San Francisco 7-2.
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Don Mincher
Twins
Bridges
Luis Arroyo
Bill Stafford
Homer
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
Los Angeles
Cleveland
New York
Angels
Boston
Baltimore
Chicago
Steve Barber
Kansas City
Washington
Detroit
San Francisco
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Maris
Mantle
Jack Kralick
Elston Howard
Red Sox
Eli Grba
Don Schwall
Barber
White Sox
Brooks Robinson
Orioles
Don Zanni
Manny Jimenez
Billy Consolo
Athletics
Jimenez
Consolo
Senators
Jerry Walker
Don Rudolph
Illinois Pacer Cups Feature At Scioto
Haze ann owned and driven by Jack Wilson of Aurora Illinois won the featured C-1 pace at Scioto Downs in 2 04 1 5 earning her sixth victory in eight starts. She rallied from fourth at the stretch to edge a three horse photo finish by a half length and paid 14 80 to win. Austin Abbe paid 4 20 for place and Lucky Boots 4 20 for show.
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Columbus, Ohio
Hazeann
Jack Wilson
Aurora
Ill
Scioto Downs
Austin Abbe
Lucky Boots
Pro Bound Gridders Set To Clash In Buffalo tonight
The All-America East vs West game at War Memorial Stadium draws about 22 000 fans. Most players are bound to pro contracts with 28 in the NFL 18 in the AFL and 12 in Canada. The NBC telecast begins at 830 p m EST with local blackout in Buffalo.
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Buffalo
N.Y
War Memorial Stadium
Collegians
Canada
Greg Mather
Navy
al Rushatz
Army
NBC
Froehling the lone American in Wimbledon men's draw
Frank Froehling, 20, of Coral Gables Florida, is the last U S man standing in the Wimbledon singles. He faces a daunting field of eight Australians and several rivals as the American bid continues in the men’s bracket. On the women's side Darlene Hard Karen Hantze Susman and Billie Jean Moffitt reach the last 16 with decisive wins and tight battles.
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England
Frank Froehling
Coral Gables
Fla
Froehling
United States
Darlene Hard
Long Beach
Calif
Karen Hantze Susman
Chula Vista
Billie Jean Moffitt
Darlene
Eva de Jong
Karen
Elizabeth Starkie
Billie Jean
Carole Caldwell
Santa Monica
Malmisur Named Heidelberg College Football Coach
Joe Malmisur, a Wellston High School graduate and former quarterback at Heidelberg, is hired as head football coach. He led Lima Senior for four seasons and Wellston for three, finishing 1957 unbeaten with the Golden Rockets as SEC champions and state ranked. Malmisur previously starred at Heidelberg as a player in 1948 49 50.
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Wellston High School
Heidelberg College
Youngstown
Heidelberg
Lima Senior High School
Wellston
Malmisur
Golden Rockets
VFW Tops GE To End Unbeaten Run In Midget League
VFW defeated General Electric 8 to 7 on the LHS diamond to hand GE its first loss. Jim Simmons earned the win with 12 strikeouts, Wayne McGathey slugged a double and homer, and Vaughn Shark took the loss as GE's Mike Slack hit a triple. VFW improves to 2-2, GE to 3-1.
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General Electric
Jim Simmons
Vaughn Shark
Wayne McGathey
Mike Slack
Bowling Notes From Thursday League Play
Men from Staltz Drug took two of three from Scenic Lanes. K Blosser led with 487 while B Tucker top scored for the losers with 493. Murdocks swept C and SOE. George Hatem 543 high for the game. Luke Sabo led losers with 484. Ladies Star Liters won two from Hit and Miss. Janie Rheinscheid 467 led winners, Ann Eckhart 384 high for losers. Pin Spinners beat Heinlein Funeral Home. Mary Tomlinson top with 467, Lois Nihiser losers 433. Pepsi Cola won two from Stone's Grill. Sue Sparks 444 led winners, Ann Parrish 451 led losers.
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B. Tucker
Murdock
C&soe
George Hatem
Luke Sabo
Janie Rheinscheid
Ann Eckhart
Ohio Fishing Prospects Are Rather Poor
Ohio wildlife division reports weekend fishing outlook is average to poor across districts. Northwestern lakes are in fair to good shape but low pressure yields few catches, eastern lakes see some channel catfish, bass and bluegills. central and southern show poor to fair results with Tycoon Lake and Vesuus in Gallia and Lawrence counties providing some bass and bluegill. Southwestern reports best catches at Grant Lake and nearby waters with bass bluegill and catfish. stream fishing generally fair to poor statewide.
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Columbus
Ohio
Wildlife Division
Clendening Lake
Harrison County
Tycoon Lake
Gallia County
Vesuvius
Lawrence County
Grant Lake
Brown County
Stonelick
Clermont
Spring Valley
Greene
Indian
Logan
Decker
Miami
Hawkins Takes Early Lead in Western Open at Medinah
At Medinah Country Club Arnold Palmer faced a sour putter while Jack Nicklaus was two back as Fred Hawkins shot 68 to grab a one stroke lead in the Western Open second round. Cupit Sifford Harney were 69, Mullins and Nicklaus 70, with 11 players at 72.
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Chicago
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Medinah Country Club
Fred Hawkins
Hawkins
PGA
Medinah
el Paso
Tex
Jack Cupit
Charles Sifford
Paul Harney
Nicklaus
Moon Mullins
Sammy Snead
Tribe Remembers Last Chisox Affair
Chicago and Cleveland open a four game set with Jim Perry facing Ray Herbert after Cleveland's 3-1 loss and a May 23 5-4 win in Chicago. Wynn previously blanked Cleveland in a May meet while Chicago defeated Cleveland 2-0 in their last clash.
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Chicago
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
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