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comte wnao me ior votes m the ballot box.iLFKSDAY1)3f Alii-n, Mrs. ‘oderiek •genson2y. lOvlin theANNUAL DUCK SHOOTINGCAMPAIGN TO GET UNDER s WAY ON NEXT SATURDAY(Continued from patge 1) * brought millions of ducks from their northern habitat into the lake in-clined to think that it was Ukulele's. trusty bat and throwing arm and j ^ Buck’s tantalizing change of pace;and side arm.twisters that had a lot j jtto do with tha'defeat. But call it| Jany way jrou iike, the Bearcats are ^r . , . ; - - - - - *** a nice ball club and arc certainly |«rstod region of ^northwestern Ne- representative of the Wheat Bell; 5braska, South Dak^wa and Wyom-»irapup :pjHnpv anrt pmm- i VXl league. Sidney and Cheyenne coun-: Jirg Kunteis who have m.ule pre-ky backed them liberally and found Vreason surveys say the duck crcp is rody of the mo5t plentiful in 5ears and sue-;oore oficessful shoots during the entire sea-by Mrs. * Son are being predicted. Early mal-ingman lards, teal and other smaller ducks,4*-m * . . *whose annual habits carry them south ahead of the real northern flight, have migrated into westernxthe Bearcats to be=a fine aggregation 4®Geringarge ofof athletes.The box score follows:Potter AB R H PO A EC. McGowan, 2b „..5 0 0 2 3 0Noyes, *rf .......2Johnson, c ____^-..3Slack, 3b _________4iiSl'’ INebraKka by the thousands during E Rehmer’Yb’ZIlHardy,Doran,Ithe past ten days, it is reported. With several changes in the gameBernice jaws (^Ls year, implied both by stateand federal regulation, hunters arelade to,warned to closely observe the siat-ladies U£es ancj save themselves heavy fines. :n each1;The state game department is mak-► be on jng a-strenuous campaign against le nine game ]aw violators this year.Following are a few of the important details of the law which every hunter should digest before opering the season:The federal amendment to the migratory bird treaty act provides two months open season on ducks, coot,snd the | at noon oCfc0ber 1 ancj closes at id out-d justs %100000Ov0K; IRMED)IRichstein, cf 2Shea, ss •_____Witt, If BH. Rehmer,Cicsman,Biggs,' rf vL__v-----V 0 E. McGowan; 0Arnell _____Totals________a-33 2Alliance— 'Edwards, cf-------4 1Copple, c _________4 1Ukulele, ss________4 0Rcten, 2b —:_____3 00010000900tA352201«090000030121200000110000114*100£6,24 1221210722Mercer, lb V‘----4 o„ .inuiiwis open seasun on aucxs, coot, Qebhart If 1ei” I geese and brandt. The season opens * penney,' 3b -Ills.SA* Inarks-is rap-st ac-in thisill and et has set atrry, O, as he is not Ye will in theoeen a er of of theontasr-bromiseSweet’snarks-imballee-eityfor all1 com-Sidney urman gh for icksonsunset November 30.After the opening day shooting may begin one half hour before sun rise and must stop at sundown, i There is no open season on ruddy and buffle head ducks. *Possession limit on ducks is double the daily bag limit.Coot, daily bag limit 20, possessic 20; geese, 4, possession 5; brand same as geese. . ; ’ •Ducks, daily bag limit for all spc cies exceptt ruddy and buffle heat 15, of which number no more, tha 10 of each or in the aggregate {ma be canvasbaeks, redheads, sca.upi ringnecks, blu£ winged and gree, winged teal, cinnamon teal, gadwallor shovelers. # 'Not more than 25 live duck decolor 10 live goose decoys can be use at any one blind. No change o Wilson, jacksnipe or rails.The pheasant season will open bt tober 22 and close October 31,AJacobson, rf ™,____4 0Buck, p ------01;12 1 0 1 1 2 0 0 00*23210601030 X0, 0 1 o!tTotals ____35 4 11 24 1506BABY CONTEST WINNERSARE ANNOUNCED TODAYWinners in .the baby contest spon-k *tITolt;9K’.POTTER BEACATS LOSE TO.ALLIANCE IN GAME *FQRPANHANDLE DIAMONbTTlTli]WV(Continued- from page vl rolled into the creek. Howeveli Kim-1 Richstein fielded the ball beautifully and relayed it home in tihie f' .catch Ukulele who crossed up hi third base coach and attempted^stretch the'hit into a homejpn. * Buck gave up»only six Jilts but wa accorded .rather erratic support *atimes. - Rehmer was/niclced for I blows, and was backed up by Tine, aid his mates, only bobbiing three balls It was an. interesting battle betweei two southpaws ‘ but Buck ' shadc(3 that * Rebmer slightly in. the pinches. ^ fule of 1 Gl^ time ball fans, sincere tin the! -est is belief of superstititions; say thetBeai' i nnti\ cats deliberately connived ito^thro^ * the game away. *No ball team; jhe: point out, ever had its picture takeijust before a game and turned ou winner. Maybe so, but we’re in.: theindoor.easonsr hall’ ic thisatclies . is be-iidney, ossibly formation.esulta.lt;-
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The Telegraph News
Sidney, Nebraska, US
Tue, Sep 27, 1932
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