Catching the fox by outfoxing it on a Texas farm
Ken Bozeman recalls trapping tricks from his Oklahoma days to outwit foxes raiding his Cornish game roosters. He sets baited steel traps with a camouflaged cover and labels one trap open to teach the fox a memory of the highway through his tunnel. A fox is captured alive and released as a lesson in fox control. The piece also notes regional wildlife notes from Texas on lesser prairie chickens, sand bass hatching, and crow migrations affecting Panhandle counties.
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Ken Bozeman
Lubbock
Bozeman
Oklahoma
Red River
George F. Brown
Corral
Plainview Highway
Panhandle
Dick DeArment
Texas Parks and Wildlike Department
Colorado City
Mitchell
Nolan
West Texas
Canada
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Howard and
Borden
Eliott
Liquori
Ryun
Miami
Munich
Ryun Liquori Showdown Headlines King Games Mile
Jim Ryun and Marty Liquori prepare for a high profile mile at the Martin Luther King Games in Philadelphia. Ryun, world record holder, seeks a comeback win against Liquori, eyeing a potential sub 3:50 time and a path toward the 1972 Munich Olympics.
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Philadelphia
Jim Ryun
Ryun
Marty Liquori
Franklin Field
Liquori
Liquori Ton
Bob Timmons
Kansas Conach
Jim
Kansas
Munich
Germany
Jim Lire Fluiott
Villanova
Ryan
Elliott
Martin Luther King
Mel Pender
Charlie Greene
Willie MccGuee
Indians Rally Past Yankees On Leon Double For 4-2 Win
Eddie Leon hit a two run double in the sixth as Cleveland defeated New York 4-2. All Indians runs were unearned after Stan Bahnsen mishandled a tap and Ray Fosse singled in Pinson to tie the game. John Lowenstein homered in the third for Cleveland while Bobby Murcer drove in a Yankee run in the first and Munson scored on a steal and error later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Eddie Leon
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Stan Bahsen
Ken Harrelson
Vada Pinson
Leon
Ray Fosse
Pinson
Harrelson
Roy White
Yankees
Bobby Murcer
Cleveland
John Lowenstein
Murcer
Thurman Munson
Fosse
Royals Walk Off A's With 5-4 Win, Hopkins Delivers
Gail Hopkins lined a center single driving in two in a four run seventh as the Kansas City Royals erased a 3-1 Oakland lead to beat the Athletics 5-4. Amos Otis tied it with a two run double before Hopkins' clutch hit sealed the comeback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Gail Hopkins
Kansas City Royals
Oakland A's
Jerry May
Royals
Fred Patek
Dennis Paepke
Amos Otis
Hopkins
A's
Mike Epstein
Roland Fingers
MLB Schedule Highlights From Today’s National and American Leagues
Tonight’s slate features Milwaukee at California and Oakland at Baltimore in the American League with noted pitchers Lockwood Wright Mobson Odam and others. In the National League, New York visits Pittsburgh while Los Angeles travels to San Francisco and Atlanta hosts Chicago in key matchups.
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RBI
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Minnesota Chicago
Aiaal
Louwis
Boston
Fae
Los Angele
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Oakland
Atlanta
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Mincher
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Obinson
F. Robinson
Speier
Ares S.jackson
Fredhan Pe
Ali Hernandez
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Patek
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A.johnson
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Siebert Bsn
Bryant SE
Burgmeier KC
Farichal SF
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Parsons Mil
Hedlund KC
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B.johnson
E.fisher
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Roberts SD
Krauss
Knowles Oak
Perry SE Fe
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Peters Bsn
Torrez Sd
Bunker KC
Coombs SD Ab
Shellenback
Tos Perranoski
Vance LA
Ti Bahnsen NY
McMahon SF IL
Tal
Ssee
Milwaukee
Lockwood
Calfornia
Wright
Mobson
Odam
Babent City
Drago
McCormick
Bradley
Minnesota
Rivieren
Coleman
Washington
Bosman
Dunning
McDowell
Stottemyre
Kekich
Baltimore
Dobson
Peters
Ryan
Ellis
Kirby
Coombs
Hands
Turday
Jieston
Cincinnati
Montreal
Philadephia
St Louis
Houston
Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Clarke
Munson
Ira Nettles
Fosse
Sturrer
Harrelson
Alow Ab
Leon
Lyttin Orf
AAD
Heidemn
Kenney Ab
Calferma
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Hennigan
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Wasilewski
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Ethridge Butler Lead Tourney At Dimmitt Championship Flight Leaders
Ethridge and Butler shot 66 to grab a halfway lead in the Dimmitt partnership tourney. They hold a one stroke edge over Weston Wells and two ahead of Rieger Dub Malaise. Championship Flight includes 67 for Ethridge Butler and 69 for Weston Wells.
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Dimmitt
John Ethridge
Jimmy Butler
Ethridge - Butler
Dick Weston
Mike Wells
Randall Rieger
Dub Malaise
O Connor Faces Ciclone In World Title Contender Bout
Four matches headline a Wednesday wrestling card at Fair Park Coliseum at 8 30 p m with the main event pitting Pat O Connor and Ciclone Negro A victory earns a title shot against Dory Funk Jr next week O Connor is a former world champion The Infernos led by J C Dykes meet Ricky Romero and Woody Farmer in a best two of three falls or 45 minute time limit bout Don Duffy faces Jerry Kozak and Alex Perez meets Ron Paul
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Fair Park Coliseum
Ciclone Negro
Pat O'Connor
Dory Funk, Jr
O'Connor
The
Infernos
J. C. Dykes
Ricky Romero
Woody Farmer
Don Duffy
Jerry Kozak
Alex Perez
Ron Paul
Area Relay Units Second In Meet
Hale Center and New Deal each finished second in Division B relays at the girls state track meet in Abilene on Saturday. Hale Center took second in the mile relay and New Deal second in the 880 relay. Cathy Tomes of Amherst placed fifth in the 60 yard dash and Cheryl Fillingim of New Home was eighth in the 440. Hale Center also placed sixth in the 880 relay while New Home finished seventh in the mile relay. Idalou's Division A mile relay finished seventh.
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Abilene
Hale Center
New Deal
Cathy Tomes
Amherst
Cheryl Fillingim
New Home
Idalou
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Bill DeFee Sr
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Ken Martz Sr
Don Martz Jr
Bruce Winn
Fred Green
Dan Wilson
Jimmy Curtis
B. J. Weaver
Kamper ‘Weaver
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Pete ‘Flack
Dale Bruce
Doug Adcock
Dick Edwards
Walter Baker
Till Blackmon
Wayne Hubbart
Buel Melton
Besta Orr
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Roy Ellis
Wimpy Walker
J. D. Chesshier
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John Kenner
Dick Vanlandingham
Wayne Pool
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Bob Myers
Charley White
Bobby Howard
Sam Sadler
Richard Walker
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Frank Mercer
Bill Birdwell
Jimmy Ross Judge Baldridge
M. EB. Clevinger
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Bill Williams
Woody McGee
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Dick Sims
Tick Scaman
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