Regulations For Hunting In Texas Announce Open Seasons
Official regulations on migratory bird hunting in Texas set open seasons from Nov 23 to Jan 6 for ducks geese and coot with variations by county and species. Mourning doves white winged doves and rails seasons and bag limits are detailed by county and species with specific April rules and daily bag allowances.
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Austin
Texas
State Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Texoma
Cooke
Graygon
Val Verde
Kinney
Uvalde
Medina
Kendall
Comal
Hays
Travis
Williamson
Milam
Robertson
Leon
Houston
Cherokee
Nacogdoches
Shelby
Cameron
Hidalgo
Starr, Zapata
Webb
Maverick
Dimmitt
Lasalle
Jim Hogg
Brooks
Kenedy
Willacy
Starr
Zapata
Jose Dimmit
Lagalle
Terrell
Brewster
Presidio
Jeff Davis
Culbergen
Hudspeth
el Paso
Arkansas coach confirms secret football practice sessions
Fayetteville Ark August 24 Head Coach John Barnhill announced that the University of Arkansas will hold all football practice sessions behind closed gates throughout the upcoming season. The decision aims to maintain competitive edge and protect team strategies from public view.
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Fayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas
John Barnhill
Edd Brothers Set for Wednesday Wrestling Tag Feud
Abie Edd, brother of Beaumonts Badboy Gus, joins a tag team fracas with Stratton and Mayne after last weeks Webster park show. Main event features the Edds versus Stratton and Mayne in a two out of three falls match with a 1 hour 20 minute limit. Don Carver faces Benny Trudell in a 45 minute two out of three falls bout. Tickets go on sale at Wylies Drug Store from 9 am to 5 pm Wednesday with a city bus departing at 8 15.
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Abie Edd
Beaumont
Gus
Webster Park
Sled Allen
Rowdy Brothers
Beaumont Brothers
Edds
Chunky
Walter Stratton
Ken Mayne
Salt Lake City
Don Carver
New Mexico
Benny Trudell
Wylie
Downene
Clovis Beats Borger In Mound Duel 4-3
Clovis top Borger 4-3 as four fourth inning runs carry Glen Blackwood to a win over Bill Hair. Gordon Nell hits his first homer, unearned runs total for both sides, Borger’s lead cut to two games.
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Clovis
N. M
Glen Blackwood
Bill Hair
Borger
Gordon Nell
Hair
Blackwood
Ciovis
Heir
Clawitter
Moore
Open golf tourney to start at Spokane Country Club
The National Women's Open Golf tournament begins Monday at Spokane Country Club with a $19,700 prize list in Victory bonds and a field of over 50 players from across the nation. Top pros include Patty Berg Betty Hicks and Betty Jameson, while leading amateur Babe Didrickson Zaharias also competes.
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Spokane
Wash
Spokane Country Club
Hawaiian Islands
Seaboard
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Betty Hicks
Long Beach
Calif
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Texas
Babe Didrickson Zaharias
Denver
Fort Sam Officers Reach Fourth Army Final in Golf
Sgt Roy C Schneider medalist and Major L J Lacombe of Fort Sam Houston advanced to the finals of the Fourth Army annual golf tournament in San Antonio. Schneider beat Pie a B Hall 6 and 5 while Lacombe defeated Lieut Col Glen Hall 1 up. The losing players also hailed from the San Antonio military post.
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San Antonio
Roy C. Schneider
L. J. Lacombe
Fort Sam Houston
Fourth Army
Schneider
Pie A B. Hall
Lacombe
Glen Hall
Leave Bottles Home Neely Warns Fans
Rice Institute coach Jess Neely announced a drive to keep alcohol out of football games this fall. He said the policy will not hurt attendance and that those who stay away because of it are the kind they do not want in the stands.
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Houston
Jess Neely
Rice Institute
Youngsters Addrest Summary Of League Baseball Highlights
Greer led with 31 while teammates trailed 25 23 and 22. Nell drove in 160 runs, Bauman 124, Ozark and Greer both Abilene. Gilchrist Borger set a new bases on balls record at 134 surpassing 133. Tross led with a 15 2 record as Garland and Evans each had 21 wins. Evans later set a league strikeout mark at 271. New records included 138 wild pitches by Calien McPike and seven walks in one game by Pete Spatafore.
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Nell
RBI
Big Nell
Bauman
Danny Ozark
Greer
Abilene
Vardon Gilchrist
Borger
Barney Barnhill
Wink
Tross
Dick Tross
Bill Werbowski
Amarillo
Bill Evans
Pampa
Bill Garland
Garland
Evans
Calien McPike
Lamesa
Pete Spatafore
Chiefs Seek Class A Opponent for September Games
Crosbyton Texas Aug 24 The Crosbyton Chiefs seek a Class A grid opponent for either Sept 20 or 27 to host at night and complete their schedule. Season opens Sept 13 at ToHoka with 14 lettermen reporting Sept 2. The team finished second in District 4 A last year and aims for another strong season.
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Crosbyton
Behrens
Harmon Injured Rams Back Out Ten Days
Former Michigan All American Tom Harmon of the Los Angeles Rams will be out of action for ten days with a dislocated elbow. Coach Adam Walsh announced Harmon sustained the injury in the Rams game against the College All-Stars Friday night after a single play. Baylor's Jim Russell delivered the tackle.
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Harmon
Chicago
Tom Harmon
Michigan
Smullen Boosted to Assistant in Charge Post
Atty. Gen. Grover Sellers announced the promotion of James D. Smullen from acting head to assistant in charge of the Oil, Gas and Rate division. Smullen has represented Texas in Interstate Commerce Commission hearings in Chicago and Houston and aids in preparing to defend the state against a federal tidelands claim. He was born in Palestine Texas and is UT Austin educated.
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Austin
U.P
Grover Sellers
James D. Smullen
Smullen
Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Houston
Palestine
Tex
Sixteen Charged In Alabama Race Riot
Athens Alabama August 24 Sixteen persons are under indictment for the August 10 race riot in which negroes were beaten by a white mob. Names and charges not yet disclosed until warrants are served. The riot followed a street fight between two white men and a negro. Foreman Frank P Turner says jurors found the number involved was a small percent of the original report with estimates of participants ranging from 400 to 2,000.
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Athens
Ala
George C. Johnson
Frank P. Turner
Still Unbeaten Teams Remain In VFW Softball Tourney
Erie Pennsylvania and Cincinnati Ohio stayed undefeated after third round wins. Pennsylvanians defeated Pueblo Colorado 6 to 3 while Cincinnati blanked Davenport Iowa 3 to 0.
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Topeka
Kas
Erie
Cincinnati
Plain Citizen Puts Stop On Shipment
Washington: A 70 year old consulting engineer William G Williams sent telegrams to the State and Treasury departments the War Assets administration and UNRRA protesting a proposed shipment of 80 ice making machines to Yugoslavia He demanded to know who makes such decisions and warned the government to listen to citizens The War Assets administration said the machines are being held up pending a review of the case.
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Washington
Yugoslavia
William G. Williams
State
Treasury Departments
War Assets Administration
UNRRA
Williams
Cincinnati
WAA
Oklahoma Sees Big Postwar Crime Wave Rise
Oklahoma City report shows state prison population up 400 inmates since January. Dr A B Rivers pardon and parole officer says total adult felons to about 2100, with armed robberies burglaries and similar crimes driving the increase as the Board of Affairs moves desperate criminals from McAlester penitentiary.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
U.P
State Pardon and Parole Office
A. B. Rivers
State Board of Affairs
McAlester Penitentiary
Truman discusses Paris peace with Byrnes at Bermuda
President Truman, during a Bermuda vacation, received a ten minute trans Atlantic radio telephone briefing from Secretary Byrnes on Paris peace conference developments. Press Secretary Ross declined to share details and did not confirm Yugoslavian involvement. The President started his vacation day with a two mile walk and toured local sights.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Truman
Byrnes
Charles G. Ross
Ross
Woman Jump From Dorm Window Injures Turn er
Berkeley authorities report Mrs. Argaret I Turner 41 of San Antonio Texas suffered serious head injuries when she leaped from a third floor dormitory window during the University of California summer session. She is listed in poor condition at Berkeley hospital.
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Berkeley
Calif
U.P
Argaret I. Turner
San Antonio
Tex
University of California
J. T. Jamiison
Turner
Informal Observation Planned of Greek Sept. 1 Election
An American mission will conduct informal observation on a limited scale of Greece's September 1 vote to decide whether King George will return from exile to the Athens throne, the State Department announced today.
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Washington
George
Athens
State Department
British Girl Charged In Calais Yacht Theft Case
In England a British land army member was charged with stealing a small yacht that carried her and a German POW toward Calais in an attempted escape to Germany. The Huntington, Mississippi conflict figure surfaced as authorities debated whether white or black defendants fired on peace officers in Sullivan's Hollow, with conflicting claims from the Craft family and local suspects.
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Jackson
Miss
Sullivan’s Hollow
Clarion-Ledger
Sullivan's Hollow
Mississippi
Craft
the Clarion-Ledger
Johnny Craft
Hinds County
Raleigh
George Hawkins
O. O. Weathersby
Taylorsville
Dover
Eng
Land Army
Hitler
Calais
Germany
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Clovis Nips Borger
Neely
Chiefs
United Motor Service
Delco-Remy
Downtown Motor Company
Ave
Herman Weiss
Mar
Dial
Alabama
Plain Citizen
John Powers
Powers Sporting Goods
Ave. K
Realtors
Consult
Lubbock Real Estate Board
HST
Granite Reformatory
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Hubber Field
West Texas
FISK
Jumbo Webster Field
Second St
Wylie’s Drug
Main Street
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