Texas Hunting and Fishing Guide Highlights Tag Rules
The 1975-76 Guide to Texas Hunting and Sport Fishing Regulations emphasizes immediate tagging of game and preservation of tags until processing. It covers county by county seasons and bag limits, a 254 county locator map, and notes on specific game and fishing rules, with migratory birds and coastal fishing to be published separately.
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Texas
West
Parks and Wildlife Department
Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission
P&wd
Cut-Down Day in NFL Camps Signals Roster Trims
AP Sports Writer Alex Sachare reports NFL teams face sharp roster cuts as camps pare down to 60 by 4 p.m. Buffalo already holds the limit. others must shed players, with final cuts progressing to 55, then 49, 46, and finally 43 by mid September. The article notes the emotional toll on veterans and hopeful rookies alike.
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Alex Sachare
Buffalo
Joe Namath
O.J. Simpson
Doug Cunningham
Tim Paulus
Schultz Has Soft Job In Hot Detroit August Heat
Detroit Tigers third base coach Joe Schultz benefits from a sputtering offense as Detroit suffers three straight shutouts, 16 straight losses, and 29 scoreless innings while Perry blanks them. Elsewhere in the American League Cuellar, Rivers, Tanana and Grich excel for their teams as standings shift. Bob Hammond, an unknown rookie, rises in running back contention after a solid camp showing.
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Herschel Nissenson
Joe Schultz
Schultz
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Texas Rangers
Gaylord Perry
Detroit
Perry
Aurelio Rodriguez
Jim Sundberg
Oakland A's
Boston Red
NCAA studying costs proposals
In Chicago the NCAA council weighs a proposed TV revenue split from Dr. Stephen Horn, aiming to direct more funds to smaller divisions. Horn wants major football powers to share with Division I, II, and III, as committees examine 73 financial resolutions ahead of a Chicago convention.
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Chicago
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Stephen Horn
Long Beach State College
Horn
Los Angeles
Mickey Mouse
NFL
NCAA
Pacific Coast Athletic Association
John A. Fuzak
Michigan State
Fuzak
Orantes wins two U S Clay Court titles in Indianapolis
Spanish veteran Manuel Orantes defeats Wimbledon champion Arthur Ashe 6-2 6-2 to capture the singles crown as Virginia Orantes basks in the moment of her husband’s success. Orantes also wins the doubles with a $3,000 prize. Ashe earns $8,000.
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Indianapolis
Virginia Orantes
U.S
Manuel Orantes
Arthur Ashe
Virginia
Orantes
Ashe
Argentina
Guillermo Vilas
Connors learns friend is not dead after all
Jimmy Connors cried at an awards ceremony after being told his friend, longtime tennis umpire Gus Lanna, had died. Lanna, alive and well, was said to be in Baltimore for an arbitration hearing. The mistaken report cited the recent death of another official, Gus Campise, as a likely source.
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North Conway
N.H
Jimmy Connors
Gus Lanna
Lanna
Eleanor
Baltimore
Lanna Associates
Miami
Connors
Connor
Associated Press
Bill Bigelow
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association
Gus Campise
Forest Hills
N.Y
Football death causes studied
Chicago AP reports Dr. James P. Knochel lists seven ways to kill a football player in JAMA Aug 11. He cites heat stroke as a major, often preventable risk and condemns punitive drills, salt tablet overuse, diuretics, sauna sessions, and excessive heat practices that endanger players.
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Chicago
Texas
James P. Knochel
Veterans Administration Hospital
Dallas
Journal of the American Medical Association
Dallas takes Mickey Mantle tourney berth
Dallas will represent the South Plains Region in the Mickey Mantle World Series in Sherman Texas next week after beating Las Cruces 19 0 in the semifinal and Broken Arrow Oklahoma 6 2 in the title game Danny Puyear had six hits in the two games including a leadoff homer and a double Bill Cox added two hits to pace Dallas in the regional title surge.
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Las Cruces
N.M
Dallas
South Plains
Sherman
Tex
Texans
Broken Arrow
Okla
Danny Puyear
Oklahoma
Puyear
Bill Cox
Texas
Freak play: Bench legs out dash to third base
Cincinnati Reds overcome early deficit with Johnny Bench baserunning flair on an infield grounder that misplayed by Chicago Cubs. Pete Rose doubled and Joe Morgan scored on a force play as Bench reached third, sparking a 9-3 Reds win while several NL games unfolded around the league.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Bench
Chicago Cubs
Reds
Bench
Cubs
Pete Rose
Ken Griffey
Joe Morgan
Rose
Bill Madlock
Andy Thornton
Morgan
Madlock
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
San Francisco
Montreal
Houston
St. Louis
New York
San Diego
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Roger McKown
Texas Parks & Wildlife Department
Eagles
Sh Pecos
Daylon Whitehurst
Eagle
Bobby Grich
Steve Busby
Grich
Ken Singleton
Don Baylor
Cuellar
Royals
John Mayberry
George Brett
Kansas City
California
Mickey Rivers
Frank Tanana
Nolan Ryan
Minnesota
Eric Soderholm
Steve Braun
Don Money
George Scott
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Bob Hammond
New York Giants
Morgan State
Hammond
Division I
Barcelona
Friend
Ole
RED Wing Shoes
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