Rules Clarify Air Aid in Coyote Hunting
The Kansas Game Commission explains that airplanes may be used only to locate coyotes for ground hunters and not to pursue or shoot them from the air. Locating from the air is illegal during firearms deer season, and the pilot bears responsibility for remaining within legal bounds. The ruling aims to ease farmer hunter tensions and clarify the law's boundaries.
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Kansas
State Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Commission
NFLs Labor Talks Snagged in Chicago
In Chicago the NFL and NFLPA opened bargaining with 25 page demand list and new proposals. Owners including Art Modell, Vince Lombardi, Jim Finks and Rankin Smith met 16 players, led by John Gordy, to address minimum salary, pension share, grievance procedures, arbitration, All-Star game, option clause, exhibition pay and post season receipts.
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NFLPA
Art Modell
Cleveland Browns
NFL
Pete Rozelle
Modell
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay
Jim Finks
Minnesota
Rankin Smith
Atlanta
Rookie Slump Gave George Scott Breakthrough Boost
George Scott, Boston Red Sox first baseman, cites a severe sophomore slump as a catalyst for focus and improvement after a 1966 season jump from Pittsfield to the majors. He recalls striking out 152 times as a rookie, vows to cut strikeouts and sharpen his wrists timing. In spring action, he had one hit in an at bat as Boston lost 13-3 to Detroit. multiple MLB results follow including Mets over Phillies 4-2 and Cubs over Giants 5-4.
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Cleveland
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Jim Northrup
Mickey Stanley
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J.C. Martin
Mets
Bob Hendley
Phillies
Buddy Bradford
White Sox
Twins
Wade Blasingame
Tom Dukes
Danny Coombs
Dodgers
Astros
Fred Valentine
Mike Epstein
Senators
Curt Flood
Tim McCarver
Ed Spezlo
Cardinals
Bill Schlessinger
Cubs
Jack Hiatt
Giants
Boog Powell
Curt Blefary
Oriles
Reds
Stan Williams
Steve Bailey
Angels
Indians
Bill Robinson
Yanks
Billie Jean King slams Wimbledon purse size
Billie Jean King said Wimbledon mishandled its first open championship by offering a men's prize just over $4,000 and a women's prize around $1,800. She called the disparity ridiculous and urged Wimbledon to raise the purse, noting the sport’s growing prize standards.
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New York
Bile Jean King
Wimbledon
Bowling Scores From Tuesday Night Ladies and Industrial League
Bowling results list high scores and top players across multiple leagues including Arnold's Jewelry Peoples National Bank Shinn and Haley Abst Heathman Oil Ottawa Bowl Ottawa Co op Newlands Garage Keen TV Royal Lanes Trout's Jewelry Kitty Clover Chips Meal MansGorton Cities Service Moore Chev Olds Ottawa Savings Kansas State Bank Al Beets Motors. Key players cited include S Simmons H Carey P Kramer A McMillan V Ferguson E Keller J Wilhite Jones Hettler Christian Ledom W Wallace Sherman Melroy Clarkin Miller Van Leiden White. High series and game scores accompany each entry.
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Arnold's Jewelry
S. Simmons
Peoples National Bank
H. Carey
Todd's Insurance
P. Kramer
Shinn
Haley
McMillen
E. McDanieLs
Heathman Oil Coo
Ferguson
Eagles
Keller
Industrial
Hughes Auto Parts
Ilgdon
Christian
Keen T.v—O
Ledom
Lewis
Trout’s
Zielsdorf
Wallace
Sherman
MeLroy
G. Gorton
Feds Say Feud Is Over but No Agreement Yet
Washington AP reports a federal arbitration panel's plan to end the track and field control dispute is in effect as a interim measure. The NCAA and U S Track and Field Federation question the ruling while the Amateur Athletic Union and NAIA accept it.
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Feds
Washington
United States
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
Senate Commerce Committee
Arbitration Board
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
U.S. Track and Field Federation
Free Shots Help Dayton Reach NIT Semis Over Fordham
Dayton advanced to the NIT semifinals with a 61 60 win over Fordham as Dan Obrovac sank six straight free throws in the final 24 minutes. Long Island and Notre Dame also played a tight nightcap with Notre Dame pulling out a 62 60 victory behind Bob Whitmore and Newebold.
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Long Island U
Dan Obrovac
Dayton
Liv
Fordham
Obrovac
Long Island
Blackbirds
Larry Newbold
Notre Dame
Roy Rubin
Newbold
Jim Derring
LSU
Newe
Bob Whitmore
Bob Arnzen
George Restovich
St. Peter’s
N.J
Kansas
Sinall College
Army
Johnny Dee
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