Virginia deer and small game seasons outlined for 1965-66
Virginia published rough opening and closing hunting dates for west and east of the Blue Ridge with county specifics urged from the Virginia Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries. West of the Blue Ridge deer runs Nov 15 27 with one deer per license on opening day. east of the Blue Ridge Nov 15 through Jan 5 with a typical two deer limit. Small game west of the Blue Ridge runs Nov 1 Jan 31. east includes grouse rabbit and squirrel from Nov 15 to Jan 31. eastern counties’ quail through Feb 15 in some counties. Bear season begins Jan 5. Turkey season may start Nov 1 and end Dec 15 in some counties. For exact area details contact Richmond office.
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Virginia
Virginia Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Blue Ridge
The
Commission
Richmond
National League Scores and Today’s Big Matchups
National League games show New York 6 Boston 3 and Detroit 9 Washington 8 with Cleveland 5 and Baltimore 2. Today’s slate includes Washington at New York, Boston at Cleveland, Baltimore at Detroit, Kansas City at Minnesota, Chicago at Los Angeles, and San Francisco at Chicago with other late matchups.
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New York
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Baltimore
McCormick
Wilson
Terry
Pappas
Wickersham
Kansas City
Segui
Minnesota
Pascual
Chicago
Buzhardt
John
Los Angeles
Newman
San Francisco
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Drysdale
Ellsworth
Mahaffey
Tsitouris
Veale
Lemaster
Jackson
Washburn
Simmons
Bolin
Herbe
Houston
Nottebart
W. L
G.B. Shire
Rege
New York i
Tiger Wins at Madison Square Garden in rout of Carter
Nigeria's Dick Tiger dropped Robin Carter three times to win a lopsided 10 round decision at Madison Square Garden. The former middleweight champion, 12-5 favorite, knocked Carter down twice in round two, once in round four, and dominated most rounds as officials scored 3-1-1, 3-1, and 2-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nigeria
Dick Tiger
Robin Carter
Madison Square Garden
Paterson
N.J
Tiger
Jimmy Riccio
Johnny Dran
Zach Clayton
Line Scores Show Milwaukee Rout New York
Milwaukee blanks New York 7 to 1 after six innings as Blasingame wins the pitching duel over Spahn. Mathhews hits a home run for Milwaukee while Cannizzaro and Torre drive runs for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Milwaukee
Spahn
Parsons
McGraw
Cannizzaro
Blasingame
Torre
Mathews
Jones Crashes in Practice at Indianapolis Speedway
Par Anelli Jones, former Indianapolis 500 winner, crashed during a practice run at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Officials said he appeared unhurt but was taken to a hospital for a checkup. The Lotus Ford modified car was badly damaged and may not be repairable before the May 31 race.
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Indianapolis
Paranelli Jones
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Speedway
Torrance
Calif
Indians Top Orioles 5-2 Behind Whitfield Two Run Shot
Fred Whitfield capped a four run second inning rally with a two run homer, lifting the Cleveland Indians to their third straight win over Baltimore 5-2. Sonny Siebert allowed one run on six hits through eight, Gary Bell recorded the final out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Fred Whitfield
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore
Sonny Siebert
Indians
Orioles
Gary Bell
Siebert
Norm Siebern
Charley Lau
Dave Johnson
Vic Davalillo
Chuck Hinton
Johnson
Joe Azcue
Hinton
Whitfield
Azcue
Dave McNally
Jim Palmer
Palmer
Leon Wagner
Nats May Recall Loun In July Says Cronin
Washington’s Don Loun could return to the Senators by July from the Hawaii Islanders in the Pacific Coast League. Cronin explained the new draft aims to curb bonus bidding and outlined scouts and player evaluation. He noted a tentative list of about thirty players with plans to sign two, and discussed why Loun stayed in the minors for development.
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Joe Cronin
Loun
Hawaii Islanders
Pacific Coast League
Senators
Cronin
Triple A
Washington Scouts
The
Lions
Elimi
Charles V. Main
Ellis Garrett
Athens
Eric Pope
Easton
Fred Burkholter
Hagerstown
Ralph Boyer
Lion
Clark Sheetenheim
Nelson Bohn
McAuliffe's 10th inning homer lifts Tigers past Senators 9-8
Detroit plates two in the 10th on Dick McAuliffe's two run shot to topple Washington 9 to 8. Washington plated five homers led by Don Lack and Woody Held but Bridges took the loss as Detroit rallied for the walk off victory.
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Detroit Tigers
Jim Northrup
Washington Senators
Doug Camilli
Detroit
Dick McAuliffe
Don Lack
Washington
Senators
Marshall Bridges
George Thomas
Northrup
McAuliffe
Woody Held
Ed Brinkman
Don Zimmer
Frank Howard
Lock
Bridges
Hawaii
Kreutzer
Narum
Ridzik
Camilli
McCabe
Brumley
Kehne tosses 31st no-hitter in city league win
Max Kehne pitched a no-hitter and struck out 14 as Economy Oil defeated American Optical 7-0 at Baker Park. Paul Boone, Loring Young, and Tom Zimmerman each had three hits, with Boone driving in two runs. Also note ex MLB pitcher Eric Erickson died at 70 in Jamestown.
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Max Kehne
Economy Oil
American Optical
Baker Park
New Market
Main’s
Kehne
Paul Boone
Loring Young
Tom Zimmerman
Boone
Young
Zimmerman
Allison
Snowden
Armstrong
Hayes and Evashevski Nearly Fight at Big Ten Meeting
At Iowa City the exchange between Ohio State coach Woody Hayes and Iowa athletic director Forest Evashevski turned violent as Hayes shed his coat and moved toward Evashevski during a discussion on football administration. Purdue's Red Mackey restrained them, with Commissioner Bill Reed calling it a closed incident.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Forest Evashevski
Big Ten
Hayes
Evashevski
Michigan
Bill Reed
Falcons Travel for Saturday Night Doubleheader
East Frederick heads to Martinsburg for a softball twin bill Saturday night. The Falcons opened the season with two wins over Chambersburg at McCurdy Field. Manager Ken Shaw calls all players to meet at 4 30 p m in uniform on the upper diamond of Baker Park.
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East Frederick
Martinsburg
Falcons
Chambersburg
McCurdy Field
Ken Shaw
Baker Park
Maiden-Claiming Debut Races Across Six Stakes
Races list from a May meet shows maidens and claimers across six events plus additional programs. Notable entries include Kathryn Khobar and Gypsy Colony with top times near 1 08 for five furlongs and a mix of four year olds and up in longer sprints and a one mile route.
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Kathryn Khobar
Espinosa
Scorching Devil
Hunt
Courtain
Madsteve
Short Hop
Forever Sunglow
Calico Lady
Penderson
Annay
Addesa
Gypsy Colony
Myers
Amphi
Peters
Dusky Sim
Pink Port
Warrier George
Virginia Pie
Second Patch
Opers Singer
Bohemian Bay
Thornton
Diavolikis
C. C. Smith
Fitzgerald
Perpignan
Cardinals Boy
Greek Circle
Pride of Anmhony
Buffalo William
Hedge
Chuck Boy
Gambardella
Arlette W
Charmisma
Small
Bang On
Mr Keith
Reeder
Becky
Shining Saint
Goral
Bob Oood
Securus
Mr. Pop
Whirl Me
Hap’s
Shy-Ann
Quaker Town
TOB Motor Mouth
Ginger M
Prince Rock
Forest Lass
Perfume
Squire Jimey
Lady Cristo
Gorgia Mass Mn
Swift Tide
Aeolus
Joekime
John Paul
Yule Love
Toaster
War Courier
Karary
the Keep
Worton Belle
Breadway Star
First Passage
Wiley Boy
Pictors Pride
Aussem
Utr Gunwate NZ Santorini
WWF
Codorus Nz
Amalira
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Coleman Company
Wichita
Kansas
Senator Tydings
Joseph Tydings
U.S. Senate
Washington, D. C
Il Cincinnati
Tom Gorman
National League
Warren C. Giles
Jones
Lake Sam
Ey*a
Ee Acees U
Midway Bewees
Emmitsberg & Ceuyaberg
Natural Dam
Greenmount Vol. Fire CO
Snyder
Aparicio
Powell
Sebern
Lau
Davanio Adair
Arcue
McNally
Cleveland Barre
OO Johns Davahire
Law
Alvis
Siebe Wu
Cy Siebert
Belt
Sieberi
Nats
Don Loun
Thomas Cronin
Frederick Lions Club
Whreoto
Jamestown
N.Y
Eric
Swat) Erickson
Poulan
C. E. Bierley & Son
W. Sh
Yi Ie Ue
Danny Blue
H. Clark
Dee's Baker
Sargent Joe
T.copitolis
Silk Pajamas
Dear Doe
Jefla-Bena
Dana's
Red Cliff
Headley
Spring Warrior
Davidson
Poppy Field
Heliomint
Tempest
Harndan
Mershay Hill
Colony
Pat
Graham
Craig
Terranio
Jim
Brenda Hope Andooto
Dianna Tovato Katch
Chuck
Sky Pixie
Char Sherwolf
Joe Commander
Celerty Boy
Bernarr Mac
Bolder Streak
Vicious
Rich Roman Ha
Philips
Blue Ridge Oil Company
Frederick, Md
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