Land use policy warned by federal official at West Virginia meeting
Webster Springs WV UPI Fearnow chief of education for Region 7 Forest Service told West Virginia Sportsmen Unlimited hunters and anglers face threats from land-use policies. He urged scientific multiple-use land management stressing outdoor recreation and wildlife while noting U.S. forest area is 9 percent of the world and uses half of its sawtimber. The meeting includes officer elections and legislative resolutions.
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Ted C. Fearnow
U. S. Forest Service
West Virginia Sportsmen Unlimited
Camp Caesar
Fearnow
Morgan County
Upper Darby
West Virginia
Conservation Department
Monongahela National Forest
United States
Sportsmen
M. Lane
State Conservation Department
Braves Stomp Pirates Move Into Second Place
Dodgers push Giants for NL lead after 8-2 win over Giants while Milwaukee and Pittsburgh keep pace. Dodgers homer by Duke Snider key early, Labine closes, Veron sparks Milwaukee rally in 9th. Pirates clinch fourth as Musial doubles, homer for St Louis in 11-4 win.
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San Francisco Giants
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Warren Spahn
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Johnny Podres
Sam Jones
Duke Snider
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Larry Sherry
Sandy Koufax
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Leon Wagner
Eddie Bressound
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Carl Sawatski
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Harry Anderson
Bobby Avila
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Lew Burdette
Joey Jay
Phils
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Vern Law
Cincinnati
Dick Stuart
Pirates
Hal Smith
Stan Musial
Vinegar Bond Mizell
Don Elston
Cleveland Still Alive After Win Over Athletics
Cleveland remains in contention as they win three straight, with the pennant race narrowing to two games. The article notes Joe Gordon’s status with the Indians, Frank Lane’s role, and key performances by Minnie Minoso, Tito Francona, Camilo Pascual, and Harvey Kuenn among others while detailing AL and NL standings and pivotal moments from recent games. It references Detroit’s Kaline and Lollar homers, Messis win, and a late Detroit rally context.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
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Indians
Frank Lane
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Detroit
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al Kaline
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Don Messi
Sherm Lollar
Sox
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Tito Francona
Woody Held
Rocky Colavito
Camilo Pascual
Washington
Baltimore
Dan Dobbek
Billy O'Dell
Elston Howard
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Vern Law
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Dick Donovan
Turk Lawn
Bob Shaw
Johnny Groth
Charlie Maxwell
Jim McAnany
Messi
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Ray Narleski
Dave Sisler
Jim Bunning
Cal McLish
Ned Garver
Bob Cerv
Pennant Tension Grips Chicago White Sox in Race
AP reports pennant tension as the Chicago White Sox hold a 3 1 2 game lead with four games left and face Cleveland in Cleveland then Detroit. Only Early Wynn and Bob Shaw are solid starters. Donovan and Pierce faltered vs Detroit. Manager Al Lopez says players feel no extra pressure.
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Bob Shaw
Dick Donovan
Billy Pierce
Detroit
al Lopez
Standings and Schedule from National League Baseball
The National League standings show Los Angeles 83 66 .557 Milwaukee 82 66 .554 San Francisco 82 67 .550 Pittsburgh 60s Cincinnati 72 78 .480 Chicago 70 78 .473 St Louis 68 80 .459 Philadelphia 61 88 .409. Monday games include Milwaukee at Pittsburgh and Chicago at St Louis. Tuesday features San Francisco at Chicago Los Angeles at St Louis and Cincinnati at Philadelphia. Saturday results: Los Angeles 4 5 San Francisco 1 3 Milwaukee 9 Philadelphia 3 St Louis 2 Chicago 1 Pittsburgh 4 Cincinnati 3 (12 innings). Sunday's results: Los Angeles 8 San Francisco 2 Milwaukee 8 Philadelphia 5 Pittsburgh 10 Cincinnati 1 St Louis 11 Chicago 4.
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Philadelphia
Baseball Pitchers in MAP: ENA 4 tte ee i Milwaukee at Pittsburgh
Milwaukee faces Spahn at Pittsburgh with a 19 15 record against Friend 8 18 while Chicago meets St Louis and Hobbie 15 13 opp Hughes 0 1 in American League Today’s Pitchers.
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Spahn
Friend
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St. Louis
Hobbie
Hughes
Dodgers edge Giants 8 2 as Snider homers again
Batting Duke Snider homered for the 23rd time and drove in a run with a seventh inning single as the Dodgers built an early lead and beat the San Francisco Giants 8 to 2. Cal McLish earned his 19th win for the Indians by defeating the Kansas City A’s 4 to 3, keeping Cleveland’s pennant hopes alive.
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Dodgers
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cal McLish
Indians
Cleveland
Kansas City
Major League Batting and Pitching Leaders Summary
Detroit standout Kuenn leads batting with .356 and 192 hits while Kaline adds .325 and Fox tops Chicago with 189 hits. Colavito drives in 108, Banks 137 RBIs, Aaron 214 hits, Pinson 200, Banks 42 homers, Moon 11 triples, and Mays 27 stolen bases. Pitching notes cite Shaw 176 decisions on Chicago, Bunning 196 strikeouts for Detroit, Drysdale 236 K for Los Angeles, and Law 18 9 for Pittsburgh.
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Braves Pirates Open Crucial 3-Game Series
Pittsburgh coach Danny Murtaugh vows to pit his top pitchers against the Milwaukee Braves in a pivotal three game set in Pittsburgh. Murtaugh plans Bobby Friend to face Warren Spahn in the opener, with Harvey Haddix and Ronnie Kline scheduled for the following two games as the Pirates chase the pennant. Milwaukee leads the season series 13-6, mostly winning at County Stadium.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Milwaukee Braves
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Murtaugh
Braves
Bobby Friend
Warren Spahn
Harvey Haddix
Ronnie Kline
County Stadium
Major League Boxscores E Green and Throneberry clash results
MLB box scores show PCA Baltimore and PCA Boston vs New York and Washington across games. Key players include Green Mahoney Runnels Throneberry and Richardson for Chicago St Louis squads, with 2B White and HR Howard driving runs. Other box actions feature Dobbek Killebrew Lemon Allison and pitchers O'Dell Loes Pascual Balk Stewart Parella Hurley Runge. Final innings noted with 2:06 game time.
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