Archery Deer Permits Set in Franklin County Rules
Applications for archery deer permits are available at the Franklin County Clerk's office and must be filed by 5 p.m. June 23. Eligible applicants must be at least 14 by open day, with a 15 fee and one application per person. Archery season runs Oct 1–Nov 30 and Dec 20–31 with a one-deer limit and 40-pound minimum bow draw, using legal bows and broadhead arrows. Two-way radios prohibited. hunting hours are dawn to dusk. kills must be reported within 48 hours. unsuccessful hunters report within five days after December. Firearms permits offered July 1–15 at Pratt. veterans and resident farmers have reserved quotas. results via drawings Aug 6 and notices follow.
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Lindy McDaniel Shuts Down Tigers In Royals 5-2 Win
Lindy McDaniel, 39, reassures critics by tossing a sharp relief performance to lift the Kansas City Royals over Detroit 5-2. He escaped a bases loaded jam with no runs allowed in the fifth and earned his third win of the season. Amos Otis homered inside the park, Brett and Wohlford delivered run producers, and McDaniel credited his command and slider for the victory.
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Baseball scoreboard highlights from MLS games this Tuesday
A compact recap shows Texas beat Boston 7 to 12? Others list results: Minnesota 11 Cleveland 11 in extras, California 5 New York 3, Kansas City 5 Detroit 2, Milwaukee 1 Chicago 0. Schedule lines note multiple games with pitchers and upcoming matchups across MLB Tuesday and Wednesday games and Monday results.
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Sooners Stay Alive In CWS
Oklahoma pitcher Marty Kunkler kept the Sooners in the College World Series with a 7-0 win over Eastern Michigan. He struck out eight, allowed only two baserunners to reach scoring position, and improved to 11-0 as Oklahoma built a 7-run attack through five innings. The victory kept Oklahoma among the contenders in the double-elimination tourney while Texas advanced 12-10 over Seton Hall.
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McNally Retires From Baseball After Tough Year
Dave McNally announces retirement from baseball at age 32 with the Montreal Expos after a disappointing 3-6 stretch following a standout nine year run with the Baltimore Orioles. He cites lack of physical strength and no hope for improvement, ending a career highlighted by an 181-113 Orioles record and a move to the Expos last winter.
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