Fisherman's Corner reports quiet fishing and hard hunting season
The column notes fishing has slowed across Northeast Louisiana due to heat but predicts improvement with cooler nights. It reminds hunters that Louisiana’s dove season opens Labor Day and urges licensees to prepare. It lists weekend fishing prospects across many lakes and bays with brief, station-by-station results.
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Louisiana
Bayou Desiard
Monroe
Bayou Bartholomew
Black Bayou
White’s Lake
Cheniere Lake
West Monroe
Lake Bartholomew
Sterlington
Bussey
Bastrop
Irvine Lake
Beekman
Clear Lake
Richland
Davis Lake
Columbia
Lafourche Lake
Hebert
Louisiana Wild Life & Fisheries Commission
Saline
Winnfield
Jena
Cross Bayou
Kitterlin Creek
Little River
Old River
French Fork
Jonesville
Big Bayou
Horseshoe
Black River
Cocodrie Bayou
Larto Lake
Lake Louis
Bayou Louis
Sicily Island
King’s Dump
Wisner
Lake Brain
Tensas
Lake ST. Joseph
Yucatan
Big Lake
Franklin
King’s Lake
Tallulah
Lake Providence
East Carroll
Lake ST. John
Waterproof
Blue Hole
Lake Concordia
Ferriday
Blum wins five at Arlington to boost meeting total
Jockey Walter Blum rode five winners at Arlington Park including Elbowed Sneed O'Six Royal Band and My Portrait boosting his total to 43 for the meeting. Also noted Dave Keagy Jr in archery leading opening round and National Amateur Bicycle Championships slated with Jim Rossi defending senior title. Charlie Eshleman retains L-16 sailing title after fifth race with Roy Treendle and Arthur Bolston close behind.
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Chicago
Walter Blum
Arlington Park
Royal Band
Sneed O
Roy Treendle
Southern Yacht Club
New Orleans
Arthur Bolston
Huntington
N.Y
Finalists Clash in 1963 Little League Title Showdown
Stratford Conn faces Granada Hills Calif in a 1 pm EST World Series final. Lehnem and Berry pace pitching for Granada Hills while Kowaski headlines Stratford defense. Semifinal wins sealed by Stratford 5-0 over Duluth and Berry’s one hit shutout preceded the May 1963 final.
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Dave Seherr
Williamsport
Stratford
Granada Hills
Houston
Tex
Izmir
Turkey
Valleyfield
Quebec
Duluth
Minn
Dave Lehnem
Tiny Tom Berry
Mike Kowaski
Connecticut
Berry
Glen Berry
Californians
U.S. Army
Air Force
Monterrey
Mexico
Shreveport Elks Favored in Mexican Series Opener
AP reports Shreveport Elks of Evangeline Little League highly favored as they begin a three game set in Mexico City. They face the Tilingos of the Petrolera League tonight at 7 30 p m. The series continues with the Tigrillos tomorrow and Minatitlan of Veracruz Sunday.
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Mexico City
Shreveport
Elks
Evangeline Little League
Tilingos
Petroleos Mexicanos
Pemex
Federal District
Tigrillos
Veracruz
Thailand's Kingpetch to defend title in Tokyo bout
World flyweight champion Pone Kingpetch of Thailand signed to defend his title against Hiroyuki Ebihara of Japan in Tokyo on September 18. The Thai champion will earn about $30,000 for the bout, his fourth title fight in Japan.
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Tokyo
UPI
Pone Kingpetch
Thailand
Hiroyuki Ebihara
Japan
Kingpetch
Pott Boros Barber Hold Early Lead In Akron Golf Event
Julius Boros Miller Barber and Johnny Pott shot three under 67s to lead the Akron American Classic after the opening round. Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus struggled to par as others contended, with Jay Hebert Bruce Crampton and Gay Brewer Jr. two behind. Boros used 28 putts and eight one putts, Barber had six one putts on 30 total, and Pott had seven one putts with five birdies.
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Akron
Ohio
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Akron, Ohio
Julius Boros
Miller Barber
Johnny Pott
Arnold Palmer
Jay Hebert
Bruce Crampton
Gay Brewer Jr
Dave Hill
al Geiberger
Dave Marr
Palmer
George Bayer
Ed Furgol
Ted Kroll
Rex Baxter Jr
Gary Player
Bob Charles
Boros
Mid Pines
N.C
Firestone Country Club
Barber
San Antonio
Tex
Pott
Gulf Hills
Miss
Barneyville
Oklo
Jack
Tommy Bolt
Lionel Hebert
Bo Wininger
Bob Nichols
Don January
Bob Baden
Bruce Devlin
Tony Lema
Mac Main
Bill Eggers
Bob Charles Ue
Ken Venturi
Gardner Dickinson Red As
Joe Campbell
Jerry Steelsmith
Alex Antonio
Harold Kneece
Doug Sanders
Don Fairfield
Jack McGowan
Wally Ulrich
Don Finsterwald
Jimerre
Clean House Demands Hit Georgia Athletics
Georgia alumni led by Cliff Kimsey form the G Club to press president C. C. Aderhold for a overhaul of the athletics program amid a court fight and dwindling success since the 1940s. Coach Johnny Griffith refutes rumors of player defections as he praises winter drills and readiness for Sept. 1 opening. The Bulldog Club in Columbus joins calls for top to bottom change.
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Atlanta, Ga
UPI
University of Georgia
Georgia
C. C. Aderhold
Georgia “G
Cliff Kimsey
Cornelia
Kimsey
Gia
Johnny Griffith
Griffith
Billy Knowles
Mickey Babb
Howell T. Hollis
Georgia Bulldog Club
Columbus
Aderhold
Wallace Butts
Saturday Evening Post
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