Dutch Ray Still Manages Catches From Home
Dutch Ray, confined at home since his wife planted petunias in his nose, continues to fish at a comparable rate to when he went out. Local streams yield few fish as water is low and clear, but trout feed during early mornings and late afternoons on inch worms and mayflies with green chenille and dry flies as effective lures. Pennsylvania's 1966-67 hunting season dates and bag limits were set, including higher bear harvest limits, extended archery range, and a late two week season for grouse, squirrel, and rabbit. The Coleman Company released a 72 page Outdoor Holiday Fun guidebook to help families plan outdoor vacations, available free at sporting goods stores or Coleman Company in Wichita.
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Monocacy
Potomac
Dutch
Hunting Creek
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Commission
Adams County
Coleman Company
Coleman
Sporting Goods
Wichita
Kansas
No Exhibitions Between NFL and AFL Planned This Year
An NFL spokesman said on Tuesday there will be no exhibition game between an NFL team and an AFL team before the 1966 season due to existing contracts. Still, reports said the Redskins and Patriots debated an exhibition in Canton, Ohio on August 13 or 14.
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New York
National Football League
NFL
American Football League
Washington Redskins
Boston Patriots
AFL
Canton
Ohio
Bosox Wheel And Deal
In the pre deadline flurry pitchers rule with Earl Wilson Eddie Fisher Dick Radatz John Wyatt and Fred Talbot shifting between teams. Detroit secured Wilson from Boston sending out Don Demeter while Cleveland picked up Radatz for bullpen strength. Baltimore sent Eddie Fisher to Chicago White Sox. Jerry Adair moved to the Sox as Kansas City pushed Tacoma?
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New York
Earl Wilson
Eddie Fisher
Dick Radatz
John Wyatt
Fred Talbot
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
Bill Monbouquette
Tiger
Wilson
Don Demeter
Tigers
Mickey Stanley
Cleveland
Radatz
Boston
Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Hank Bauer
Eddie Watt
Stu Miller
Dick Hall
White Sox
Jerry Adair
Baltimore
Adair
Sox
Wayne Causey
Kansas City
Danny
Ryun Likely to Run at National AAU Meet in New York
Jim Ryun, 19, KU star, entered the National AAU outdoor championships amid AAU threats after competing in the USTFF meet in Terre Haute. Ryun and eight Jayhawk teammates will be eligible per Theodore Kheel’s ruling as a mediation panel weighs the AAU NCAA feud. He’s entered in 880 yards and the mile, with heats and a tight schedule ahead. Ryun recently set the world half mile and American mile marks, while nearing Jazy’s 880 and mile records.
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NEW York
Jim Ryun
University of Kansas
Associated Press
Jayhawk Track Club of
Kansas
Ray Lumpp
Ryan
U.S. Track and
AAU
USTFF
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Theodore Kheel
Kheel
Hubert H. Humphrey
France
Michel Jazy
Ruth Star Game Saturday Night Intra league All-Star rosters announced
Fred erick Babe Ruth League announces the Saturday 8 30 p m intra league All-Star game rosters at McCurdy Field with five players from each team. Orioles Kiwanis Englar Dutrow Boyd Lentz Thomas Rotary Rice Putnam Cooper Currens Randolph Ideal Farms Brown Lindsey Working Lawson Keller Senators Dairy Maid O Bryan Cox Ahab Beatty Bowens Shell Oil Crompton Staley Cosley Mullinix Cleveland Grove Lime Baker Proctor Grubb Benoit Weatherwolt
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Frederick
McCurdy Field
Orioles Kiwanis
Greg Englar
Joe Dutrow
Maurice Boyd
Curtis Lentz
John Thomas
Rotary
Ronnie Rice
John Putnam
Petey Cooper
Eddie Currens
Jerry Randolph
Ideal Farms
Ronnie Brown
Paul Lindsey
Dave Working
Po Lawson
Donnie Keller
Senators
Dairy Maid
Gary O'Bryan
Mike Cox
Cletus Ahab
Dale Beatty
Gary Bowens
Shell Oil
Steve Crompton
Glenn Staley
Larry Cosley
Joe Mullinix
Bill Cleveland
Grove Lime Co
Chet Baker
Ronnie Proctor
Rick, Grubb
George Benoit
Dave Weatherwolt
Pleasant Walk and Mt. Airy Clash at McCurdy Field
Pleasant Walk faces Mt. Airy in a Heart of Maryland League clash at McCurdy Field tonight. The regularly scheduled game starts at 8 p.m.
Baseball Standings and Weekend Doubleheaders Across Leagues
FESA standings show California leading with 10, Chicago 4, Cleveland 8-7, Boston 7-11, and others including New York Washington Detroit Minnesota Kansas City St. Louis San Francisco Atlanta Philadelphia Cincinnati Houston Los Angeles. Evening twin bills feature Wright and Mc Glothlin at Minnesota, Stafford and Krause at Chicago, Bunker at Washington, McDowell at New York, Aguirre at Detroit, Longorg at Boston, Ribant or Gardner at New York, Bunning and Culp at Cincinnati, Veale at St. Louis, Holtzman at Los Angeles, and Farrell at San Francisco in second games.
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New York Yankees
Kansas City
Talbot
Bill Bryan
Yanks
A’s
Bill Stafford
Gil Blanco
Roger Repez
Wyatt
Boston
Rollie Sheldon
Jose Tartabull
Orlando Cepeda
St. Louis
San Francisco
Ray Sadecki
New York Mets
Bob Shaw
Dick Rusteck
Jacksonville
Houston
Jim Gentile
Oklahoma City
California
Chicago
Cleveland
Baltimore
New York
Washington
Detroit
Minnesota
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Wright
McGlothlin
Kant
Merritt
Stafford
Krause
Howard
Peters
Bunker
McCormick
McDowell
Peterson
Aguirre
Longorg
Bunning
Culp
Pappas
O'Toole
Twilight
Veale
Gibson
Holtzman
Osteen
Farrell
Gibbon
L Pet Gs
L. Pet
G.B
San Fran
Pailadel
St. Louisa
Orioles Rally to Beat Yankees 2 1 in Eighth
Andy Etchebarren tripled to tie and scored on Luis Aparicio’s single in the eighth as Baltimore overcame Jim Bouton’s four-hitter to edge New York 2 1. Etchebarren reached third on a misplayed ball, Aparicio’s single delivered the winning run, and Stu Miller blanked the Yankees for the win despite Clete Boyer’s fifth inning homer. Ralph Houk was ejected in the sixth after disputing a strike call.
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Baltimore
Andy Etchebarren
Luis Aparicio
New York
Jim Bouton
Clete Boyer
Dave Johnson
Orioles
Etchebarren
Joe F Pepitone
Aparicio
Jeff
Boyer
Oriole
Dave McNally
Bouton
Stu Miller
Ralph Houk
Mickey Mantle
Frank Umont
Joe Pepitone
Yanks
Houk
York
Aparilla
McNally
Bowens
Smiller
E—Boyer
E_Howard
Fidebarren
Palmer and Nicklaus Named Open Favorites at San Francisco
Arnold Palmer predicts the wedge will decide the 66th U S Open at Olympic Club where Jack Nicklaus is hailed as the top hitter. Gary Player backs Nicklaus as the favorite as 151 players tee off in a 727 yard par 70 layout known for its narrow fairways and tiny greens.
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San Francisco
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Jack
Palmer
Nicklaus
Gary Player
South Africa
Johannesburg
Olympic Country Club
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Bob Palmer
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