Hunting Seasons and Bag Limits Set by Kansas Commission
The Kansas forestry Fish and Game Commission announced open seasons and bag limits across counties. Ducks run Oct 11 to Jan 8 with a 4 duck bag and special limits. geese Oct 4 to Dec 4 with a 6 bag. rails and gallinules Sept 1 to Nov 9 with a 15 bag. Prairie chicken Oct 25-26 with a 2 bag. Only 57 counties open for certain species, 19 counties for hunting in specified zones. Wildfowl hours are from half an hour before sunrise to sunset. Squirrel Sept 1-Dec 31 with a 16 bag. rabbits Oct 16-Dec 14 with 10 bag, 2 for cottontails. Bullfrogs July 1-Sept 30 with 8 daily. beaver Jan 1-31. raccoon Nov 15-Jan 31. red and gray fox no closed season.
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Allen
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Butler
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Chautauqua
Cowley
Coffey
Chase, Elk
Franklin
Greenwood
Linn
Lyon
Morris
Osage
Wabaunsee, Wilson, Woodson
Shawnee County
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Swift or prairie fox season opens in December
The notice sets open season for swift or prairie fox and other furbearing animals from December 1 to December 31 inclusive, outlining hunting parameters and protections for unspecified regions.
Virgil Akins Faces Tombstone Smith in Chicago Bout
Welterweight champion Virgil Akins meets Charlie Tombstone Smith in a non title fight at Chicago Stadium. Akins, 28-1-0 with 4 straight stoppages, won the title June 6 from Vince Martinez and pursues more wins. Smith, 25, from Waco, ranked eighth in welterweights, has 26 wins and 7 losses with 43 KOs. ABC TV set for 8 p.m. CST.
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Virgil Akins
Charlie
Tombstone) Smith
Chicago Stadium
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St. Louis
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Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
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ABC
White Sox edge in tight doubleheader at Forest Park
The White Sox split a doubleheader to win the Ottawa Hotary Recreation Junior Division i title. They beat the Yankees 2 1 in opener with Roy Dunn four hitter. In the nightcap they lost 8 7 in extra innings to the Redlegs as Bob Lewis earned the win and Jerry Smith took the loss.
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Sox
Yankees
Redlegs
Roy Dunn
Dunn
Gage
Bob Lewis
Jerry Smith
West All-Stars Blank East In Olathe All-Star Game
West All-Stars shut out East All-Stars 2 in the American Junior Baseball all star series in Olathe. The series concludes with a doubleheader at 2 30 and 8 p m. Mikel Hudnall, Ottawa's representative, did not play in the opening game.
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West All-Stars
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Ottawa
Dodgers Edge Braves as Hodges Skills Up for Doubleheader
Dodgers win seven of eight to build edge over Milwaukee while Gil Hodges fills third base in rare shift. Dodgers lose Rogeboro to left, Larker and other outfielders traded positions amid a spate of injuries and lineup shifts.
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Angeles Dodgers
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Norm Larker
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Washington
Rickey Sees Bright Future For Pirates
PITTSBURGH AP Branch Rickey Sr board chairman of the Pittsburgh Pirates predicted the team will win the National League pennant not this year but next year He cautioned not to sell the players short this year The 76 year old former general manager spoke to newsmen at memorial services for the Delta Tau Delta fraternity after surviving a heart attack in February
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Rickey
Delta Tau Delta
Pittsburg and Chicago Fight in Narrow Baseball Showdown
Pittsburg edged Chicago 4 to 3 while San Francisco defeated Cincinnati 4 to 3 in a marathon 10 innings. St Louis beat Philadelphia 5 to 4, Los Angeles fell 4 to 7, and Milwaukee lost 1 to 2 in related doubleheaders.
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Qen
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Gage
Wil Pet
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Redlegs
Los Angeles
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St. Louis
Carlson
Henry
Chicago
Beck’er
Lewin
Philadelphia
Crawi'd
I Prather
Morton
Cincinnati
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Barney) Baker
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