States rights urged to curb federal wildlife powers
The NRA and other groups push Congress to enact bills safeguarding state game laws and wildlife management. The fight stems from a New Mexico and National Park Service dispute over deer studies on public lands and permits, with reports of deer killed for paunch samples. In Tucson, Mayor Corbett says a major league club is eyeing a AAA team home here, potentially moving a non Pacific Coast League franchise.
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National Rifle Association of America
International Association of Game and Fish Commissioners
Congress
NRA
United States
Franklin L. Orth
New Mexico
Park Service
Huey
Tucson
Upi
James Corbett
Corbett
Dickinson opens with 65 to lead Open field at Doral
Gardner Dickinson, 40, shoots seven under par at the 144-player $100 000 Open on the Blue Monster at Doral to take a two stroke lead after the first round. Lionel Hebert and Howie Johnson share second at 67, both veterans with long PGA careers.
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Miami
UPI
Gardner Dickinson
Dickinson
Palm Beach
Fla
Lionel Hebert
Howie Johnson
Hebert
Orlando
Arcadia netters top Coronado in dual meet
Arcadia improves to 6-1 on the season by winning six of seven matches against Coronado. John Byron and Danny Farmer led the Titans with straight set wins in singles and teamed for an 8-1 victory in first doubles. Coronado’s lone win came in second doubles.
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Arcadia
Coronado
Titans
John Byron
Tom Bell
Danny Farmer
Terry Temple
Bill Judson
Jerry Bowman
Reid Nessage
Andy Welch
Bart Bentley
Roger Scurlock
Sagua
Dimples Englehorn the triple threat golfer and fisher
Shirley Englehorn known as that triple threat girl is a top professional golfer ranked 9th by the LPGA. A 26 year old from Caldwell Idaho she also excels in fishing camping and sports advisory roles with Sears Ted Williams. She began golf at 13 turned pro at 18 and survived serious injuries including a horse fall and a later auto crash while continuing to compete.
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Shirley Englehorn
Ladies Professional Golfers ' Association
Shirley
Caldwell
Idaho
North America
Florida
California
Pacific Northwest
Ben Hogan
Golf Writers Association of America
L.P.G.A
Sears Ted Williams
Sears
Pro Scores Wrap NHL NBA ABA Highlights
NHL scores Boston 2 Philadelphia 1 and Minnesota 2 Pittsburgh 2. Los Angeles 9 Oakland 2. NBA results Los Angeles 119 San Diego 102 and St Louis 150 Seattle 133. ABA scores Houston 115 Indiana 104 Minnesota 124 Anaheim 115 Pittsburgh 119 Oakland 114.
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NHL
Boston
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Oakland
San Diego
St. Louis
Seattle
ABA
Houston
Indiana
Anaheim
Arcadia Titans Baseball Show Optimism For Season Start
Arcadia coach Anthony Scifino returns six lettermen, but calls the team young in experience. Senior Joe Issbell and Jeff Lytle help in the outfield, with Doug Black driving offense after a .404 last year. Pitching is the big question as four juniors vie for mound roles.
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Eric. Sorenson
Arcadia
Anthony Scifino
Schifino
Titans
Dan Montesano
Joe Isbell
Jeff Lytle
Doug Black
Black
Schifing
Bruce Brown
Jim Hitchcock
Ken Clark
Oth
Progress Friday March 8 1968 Page 9
Page nine of the Progress issue dated March 8 1968 features scattered notices and brief items from local events. The readable fragments reference community happenings and small notices typical of a mid century paper.
Cubs Expect Strong Show With Holtzman Santo Front Runners
The Chicago Cubs are boosted by pitching ace Ken Holtzman and third baseman Ron Santo, top contenders for the season. Holtzman, 9 0 last year after a late return from military service, owns a 5 0 career record against the Dodgers including a 2 1 win over Sandy Koufax on Sept 25 1966. Santo led the club with a .300 average 107 runs 31 homers and 12 sacrifice flies while earning his fourth straight Gold Glove and setting NL assists records. Santo signed with the Cubs in 1959 after Franklin High Seattle, breaking into the lineup in his second year.
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Chicago Cubs
Ken Holtzman
Ron Santo
Holtzman
Phillies
Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Bill Hands
Cubs
University of Illinois
Ken
Santo
Ruis
Ron
Franklin High
Seattle
Coronado High track team bets on speed and star Joe Mackey
Coronado High enters the 1968 season boasting a deep sprint crew led by Joe Mackey who aims to set a national prep high jump record. Lorenzo Allen from Casa Grande looms as a key challenger while Tim Forsythe and Larry Mandarino pace the quick 100s, with Dave Gladstone a top two miler contender and Randy McCabe plus Ken Spong anchoring the pole vault.
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Coronado
Les Finger
Joe Mackey
Mackey
Joe
Casa Grande
Lorenzo Allen
Allen
Dons
Forte
Tim Forsythé
Forsythe
Stephan Vance
Fraser, Mecsey
McCombs
Mandarino
Kim Neill
John Goodpaster
Golf at Scottsdale Club Ends Three Day Handicap Tourney
Local golfers Dottie Blades Paully Stevenson and Margaret finished strong as Scottsdale Country Club concluded a three day spring handicap tournament with several victories amid a tight field and competitive rounds.
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Scottsdale Country Club
Dottie Blades
Paully Stevenson
Margaret
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Rick Falls
Montesano
John Shira
Stoney Orth
Bill Dedman
Karl Wogen
Steve
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Mike Mecsey
Dave McCombs
Guy Smith
Tom ‘Frager
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Gerry Perry
Bill Dubin
Dubin
Dave Gladstone
Gladstone
Dwight Harkins
Gime
Voris
Nancy Kwan
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