Indoor Bird Feeding and Outdoor Shows This February
February brings indoor bird watching and outdoor show season. Readers learn how to help winter birds with suet grit and multiple feeders while major shows like Chesapeake Bay Beat in Baltimore and the Pennsylvania Outdoor Show in Harrisburg feature motors, gear, and live demonstrations.
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Stoneham Sees NL Expansion 3 or 4 Years Out
Horace Stoneham, owner of the San Francisco Giants, testifies in Wisconsin deposition that the National League expansion is at least three to four years away and Milwaukee is not yet a major league city. He cites 1962 expansion and the time needed to develop players in the farm system.
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Funseth Defends Phoenix Crown
Rod Funseth, a surprise winner last year, seeks a repeat at the $60,000 Phoenix Open as top challengers Palmer Massengale Casper Venturi and Sanders attend. The 32 year old from Spokane shows improved putting after a 10 under par finish at Palm Springs. The 72 hole event begins Thursday at Phoenix Country Club with wet but clearing conditions.
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Lions suspend end Gail Cogdill amid NFL club probe
Detroit Lions owner William Daly Ford and GM Edwin Anderson announced an indefinite suspension of end Gail Cogdill after a Flint Michigan meeting speech drew critical remarks about the team and professional football. Cogdill denied making the statements and officials offered no further details on the suspension’s duration.
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Bouton Signs With Yankees For 27000 In Salary Cut
Jim Bouton and five other Yankees announced a six man signing at a mass news conference. Bouton accepted a 3000 dollar cut to 27000 dollars after negotiating with Ralph Houk. Other signings included Jack Cullen Joe Pepitone Hector Lopez Al Downing and Bill Stafford with the same pay. Mantle expectations remain unsettled and camp plans are outlined with dates for arrivals and assignments.
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Brunswick Railroaders spoil Poolesville with late surge
POOLESVILLE Brunswick broke loose for 46 points in the second half to topple Montgomery County rival Poolesville 74-68. Dave Gaither and Jim Cole each posted 21, sparking a third quarter push from a 34-28 halftime deficit to a 50-47 edge entering the final period. Paul Lake added 19, aiding Brunswick to its eighth win of the season as Poolesville, led by Chris Owens with 15, suffered a setback.
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Hilton puts charger stock up for sale
Hilton says his majority stake in the San Diego Chargers is for sale and will cap his holdings at 10 percent of his 65 percent AFL team interest. He aims to devote time to Hilton Hotels as the franchise reportedly values range from 7 to 9 million dollars. Luman Harris, former Astros manager, is now a Chargers scout.
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Willie Mays Signs With Giants for 125000 in 1966
Willie Mays, an Alabama born Black superstar, agreed to terms with the San Francisco Giants at Candlestick Park for a 1966 salary of 125000 as discussions with club officials suggested the highest baseball pay. The deal, likely to be announced soon, follows a 1968 season in which Mays hit 52 homers and batted .317 with 112 RBIs, earning his second NL MVP.
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Georgia Court Orders Braves to Play in Atlanta
A Georgia Superior Court judge ruled the Atlanta Braves must honor a 25 year home contract in Atlanta despite a Wisconsin court order. Judge Sam Phillips McKenzie called the Atlanta agreement valid and binding and refused to defy the Wisconsin ruling. The dispute pits Georgia against Wisconsin as Milwaukee threatened with anti trust action and the National League directs Atlanta games.
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Bowie Horses Show Swamp Fever Case Update
Blood samples from three of six horses suspected of swamp fever at Bowie Race Course indicate infection. East India III died recently. quarantined at Marlboro Race Course. Suspects Roman Column Dad's List Tacaro Oates owned by Brian Webb and E Taylor Chewning. Tests by Texas A&M College.
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Royals Triumph as Robertson Nets 38 in Cincinnati Win
Oscar Robertson scored 38 points guiding Cincinnati to a 128-113 victory over Baltimore. The Royals led by two at 92-90 after three quarters and pulled away in the final period for their seventh win in eight games.
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Illinois Commission Okays Clay Terrell Heavy Fight
The Illinois State Athletic Commission approved the March 29 world heavyweight title bout between Cassius Clay and Ernie Terrell at Chicago's International Amphitheater. Clay earns about 450000 with a 15 round format and Terrell about 200000, with gate and TV revenue driving most profits. Training camps set. preliminary plans include venues in Miami Pleasantville and Chicago.
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