Hernandez Edges Montano in Omahans Comeback Fight
In Omaha Art Hernandez 23 2 1 survived a second knockdown to win a unanimous decision 96 94 96 95 97 93 over Tony Montano at City Auditorium Arena. Montano floored Hernandez in the sixth then again in the final minutes as the crowd of 1082 roared.
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Few Antelope Licenses Left in Calamus Unit
Lincoln reports the Game Commission says only a few rifle antelope permits remain in the Calamus management unit, with 11 units filled. Cheyenne unit now open with 12 permits. rifle deer permits by unit list Frenchman 98 Omaha 82 Pine Ridge 2580 Plains 1232 Platte 915 Sand Hills 1373 Upper Platte 392 Valentine 132 Gifford 81. Wild turkey permits remaining in Lincoln 19 Niobrara 229 Red Willow 4 Round Top 778 Wild Cat 39. Silver Creek filled. Archery permits for deer and antelope are unlimited.
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Derby Prizewinner Returns To Promote Local Contest
Frank Johnston of Sidney won a best-upholstered car award at the 1965 All-American Soap Box Derby finals in Akron. He received a engraved trophy a 17-jewel Elgin watch and a Kodak Instamatic, plus sponsor items, with fellow champs from across the nation and guest competitors.
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Vermon t track rider leads with 20 wins in 18 nights
Phil Ernst of Covington Kentucky tops Green Mountain Park meets with 20 winners in 18 racing nights at Vermont’s lone mutuel track in Pownal.
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Pheasant population in Nebraska holds steady for third summer
Nebraska Game Commission director M O Steen reports the statewide pheasant population remained virtually unchanged for the third summer. A rural mail carriers survey recorded an average of nine ringnecks per 100 miles across 188,826 miles driven by 675 carriers, totaling 17 005 pheasants. Decreases in the panhandle and Sand Hills tied to drought and late rainfall.
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