Bluegill Boom At Buffalo Springs Lake Draws Crowds
Texas Parks and Wildlife biologist Paul Fischer Jr reports bluegills are overabundant at Buffalo Springs Lake. With no bluegill limit, anglers are urged to harvest to balance the lake’s fish population, averaging about 50 bluegills per hour for skilled fishermen.
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Margaret Bueno Edges Smith In Tight Tennis Battle
Smith credited her defeat to a stronger opponent, Maria Bueno, who steadied under pressure. Margaret trailed 5 3 in the second set before breaking back and winning the decisive games, sealing the match with powerful serving and consistent returns.
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Geiberger Holds Lead as Masters Match Sees Tight Scores
Geiberger is held Sunday as three 207 shooters Doug Ford 69 Joe Campbell 69 and Bob McCallister 66. Rex Baxter the 36 hole leader shot 76 for 209. Thirty four players under par and 41 par or better with 216 needed for final round cutoff leaving 67 in. Butch Mitchell posted 70 after a 69 Friday for 214 total. he opened Thursday with 75.
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Cuba Sprinter Wins 10.2 at Minsk Track Meet
Cuba’s Enrique Figuerola won the 100 meters in 10.2 at the Brothers ZnamiR sky Memorial in Minsk. Igor Ter-Ovanesyan led the long jump with 25-5 as nearly 500 athletes gathered at Dynamo Stadium to compete.
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Local Scores Show Mixed Results Across Leagues
Ballinger defeated unnes Machine 4 to 2 while Sunrise Oilmeist led 12 to 7 over First Federal. Downtown Optimist scored 14 as North Toppers pushed Sunrise Optimist to 36. SEEK BOOKS TEL AVIV Israel ta to im port religious tracts.
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J P Ranch Dominates Ruidoso Downs Race Day
The J P Ranch owner Jim Paul of Scottsdale Arizona leads jockeys Pete Moore Lowell Kreider and trainer C E Buffalo Wooten to a near sweep of 12 races at Ruidoso Downs on July Fourth weekend. Moore drives Merry Go to win top quarter horse feature as crowds tally a meet high handle of 284 102. Goetta expected final local appearance as Hugh Huntleys champion goes toward Saturday Governor's Handicap and Ruidoso Quarter Horse Championship.
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Powder Puff Derby kicks off 1950s transcontinental trek
Seventy six female pilots start from El Cajon on a 2500 mile race to Chattanooga. The 19th annual Powder Puff Derby has stops in Tucson El Paso Midland Dallas Monroe Montgomery and Savannah. Crews include 67 two woman teams and nine solo pilots with timing including ground procedures.
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Andrews Golf Tourney Tightens After First Round Leads
In Andrews the annual tournament tightens as three leaders sit at one under par 69 after Saturday. Larry Lumpkin Pecos Bill Overall San Marcos John Brinker Odessa share the lead with David Brown Andrews Duff Stammer Dallas Guy Proctor Andrews Jimmy Key Midland one stroke behind at 70.
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Phillies place Frank Thomas on irrevocable waivers after pregame fight
Philadelphia, AP The Phillies put first baseman Frank Thomas on irrevocable waivers after a pregame altercation with All-Star Rich Allen at Connie Mack Stadium. Thomas, who flashed a bat at Allen, pinch hit and homered in the eighth to tie 8-8, but Philadelphia lost 10-8. Allen leads NL batting at .360 and was an All-Star starter.
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Auto Loses To Slaton In Eight Inning Thriller
Slaton Bulldogs edged Lubbock Auto 6 to 5 in eight innings to snap Lubbock’s seven game win streak. Larry Pickens drove in the winning run with a single in the eighth. Gordon Kitten earned the victory as Slaton improved to 5-4 while Lubbock dropped to 7-1 in the South Zone of Congressional District 19 American Legion baseball.
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U S Team Sets Mark in International Smallbore Prone Event
The United States team of Lones Wigger Gary Anderson Tommy Pool and William Krilling posted an unofficial world record 2370 in the prone position smallbore match at EMMEN Switzerland. Anderson led individuals with 592 while Gunnarson tied the world mark but wasn’t counted in the team total. Switzerland won the army weapon match with 2140 points to the U S 2111. Four world marks were set but counted as national records.
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Nick Buoniconti Signs 1965 Pact With Patriots
Nick Buoniconti, Boston Patriots middle linebacker, has signed his 1965 contract with the American Football League club. The formal agreement was announced Saturday, confirming his return to the team.
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Bugs From Arabia Import Planned Over Trade Path
A report notes that live insects intended for use as biological pests or for research will be imported from Arabia, not for religious purposes, and will enter via a planned trade route.
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Teen track star Wyomia Tyus wins 100 meter dash at AAU finals
Wyomia Tyus of Tennessee State and Griffin Ga won the 100-yard dash in 10.5 seconds tying the U S women's record she shares with Edith McGuire. Marie Mulder, a 15 year old Sacramento runner, outlasted Sandra Knott to win the 880 yard run in 2 11 1.
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Speed Trials Highlight NASCAR Firecracker Qualifying
Earl Balmer of Floyd Knobs Indiana led three days of trials in a 1964 Mercury with 169.204 mph pole. Fred Lorenzen of Elmhurst Illinois and Bunkie Blackburn of Daytona Beach posted speeds 171.314 mph and 167.068 mph in Ford and Chevrolet cars. A J Foyt defending champion in a factory Ford ran 161.353 mph after blaming a loose ignition wire. Dick Hutcherson of Keokuk Iowa topped Ford qualifiers at 166.174 mph.
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Baseball News Preview Shows NL Leads in HR and RBIs
Mays will be announced Tuesday with National League alternates Wednesday and 16 pitchers named for both teams Friday. Through Thursday the AL starters had five .300 hitters to four for the NL, while the NL led in home runs 98 to 79 and in RBIs 334 to 315. The NL has won six of seven, including last year's 7-4 Shea Stadium win. the rivalry stands 17–17 with one tie.
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Diz Wins Manila Bout With Second Round Stop
Al Diz, a Philippines flyweight contender, halted Hee Sou Kang of South Korea in the eighth round of a ten round fight. Both boxers weighed 114 pounds.
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