Queen's royal box chair at Ascot tested for comfort
ASCOT England AP report tests the queen’s new royal box chair at Royal Ascot describing a gaily upholstered bamboo framed seat in a glassed enclosure near Windsor Castle. The chair’s comfort is praised as the observer sits, tests springs, and notes the box layout and access. The queen’s first chance to use the chair comes at the June 20 races.
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Kansas Campers Seek Convention
Kansas campers plan a convention at Kanopolis Reservoir while sharing a camp desk tale about fishing with two professionals. Sgt Bill Harmon and Emil Kroutil are mentioned. Harmon is with the Air Force at Warner Robins Georgia and married to a local girl.
Kansas campers plan state convention at Toronto Reservoir
In a note from the Executive Committee of the Kansas Campers Association they will meet at Toronto Reservoir June 13 14 to finalize plans for the group's state convention. Kroutil is highlighted as a top amateur fishing guide with Kanopolis noted as a local favorite. Harmon mentions frequent fishing and success in Georgia Florida and other Southeastern states.
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Kansas Faces Deer Season Plans and Conservation Talks
The article reports on Notre Dame naming Johnny Dee as next season’s coach, a bid to bring the National Campers and Hikers Association Convention to Toronto in 1966, and Kansas wildlife issues. George Moore of the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission discusses a possible fall deer season on a drawing basis using an IBM machine, the impact of burning on game, and the push to curb right of way fires with railroads. It notes 98 percent of Kansas game on private land, growing federal reservoirs complicating management, and limited public shooting areas.
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Enterprise
Major Stars Shine In Cardinals Giants Doubleheader
Pitcher Glen Hobbie earned his first win for the Cardinals in a 2-1 victory over the National League leaders. The Giants won the opener 3-0, while Jim Fregosi of the Angels drove in six runs with a homer two doubles and a single in 174, aiding a first game win over Cleveland. Los Angeles completed the doubleheader sweep with a night cap of 5-3.
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Pirates sign Bobby Robertson from Mt. Savage High
Pittsburgh Pirates spokesman announced the signing of Bobby Robertson a 17 year old Mt. Savage Md outfielder and third baseman who batted .568 this season. The deal includes an undisclosed bonus and marks a high school star turning professional.
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Ramos To Defend World Feather Title in Mexico City
Sugar Ramos has agreed to defend his world featherweight crown against Vicente Saldivar in Mexico City in late fall. Promoter Miguel de la Colina said the bout is likely for late September at El Toreo Plaza.
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Rain Lifts Seton Hall as NCAA baseball hopes rise
Seton Hall rides an 11 run eighth inning surge to stay alive in the NCAA tournament as rain delays shape the schedule. USC and Missouri benefited from extra rest, while forecasts push the title decision to Monday or Tuesday. Pirates and Trojans aim to advance with their top pitchers ready.
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Boros Defends Buick Open As He Heads To National Open
Julius Boros, 44, opens defense of two major titles in back to back weeks at Warwick Hills. He leads 149 pros in the Buick Open as he seeks to defend his Buick title while aiming to retain the National Open crown next week at Congressional. Several past Buick champions tee off, with Nicklaus and Palmer skipping to prep for the Open.
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Tony Lema
Gary Player
Cup Champs Grab Two From NHL Draft
Toronto Maple Leafs acquire goalie Terry Sawchuk from Detroit and winger Dickie Moore from Montreal in the annual draft. Sawchuk plans to report. Moore cites knee surgery and business ties in Montreal as reasons to balk at the move. Moore had set a single season record with 96 points in 1958-59 and had retired before planning a Canadiens comeback.
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