Eagle killings by Wyoming helicopter pilot reveal scope
The Wildlife Management Institute reports pilot James Wogan testified to personally killing over 500 eagles while flying for a Buffalo Wyoming service. He described verbal predator control contracts with ranchers and said immunity enabled his testimony to a subcommittee led by Senator Gale McGee.
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Nicklaus Aims For Money Title In Philadelphia Classic
Jack Nicklaus seeks the top spot on the year's money list and possibly a new single season earnings record at the $150,000 Philadelphia Golf Classic. He leads the field at Whitemarsh Valley as Trevino and Palmer sit sidelined, while fellow pro figures and a former baseball star draw attention.
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Europe
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Jets may be stronger without Namath this year
Jets coach Weeb Ewbank cites Al Woodall’s development as backup after Namath’s injury and Rich Caster stepping in for Maynard. Snell’s comeback, Lomas and Little’s emergence, a solid line, a revamped secondary and Howfield kickoff power all boost title potential despite Namath’s absence.
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Michigan State Ohio State Game Sold Out
The Michigan State versus Ohio State football game at Michigan Stadium on November 20 is sold out, one of the earliest sellouts in the classic rivalry in the last decade, according to U M Ticket Manager Don Weir.
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Bears' Baynham Out With Broken Wrist
Chicago Bears running back Craig Baynham misses a month after breaking his left wrist in practice. He sat out most of last season with an injured ankle and now faces a tentative recovery timeline.
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Manning to make debut for Saints in home exhibition
Archie Manning, the rookie from Mississippi, will start for the New Orleans Saints in Saturday's home exhibition against the Kansas City Chiefs. He competes with Ed Hargett for the starting QB job after the Saints traded Billy Kilmer. Manning impressed in relief last week, while Hargett started the Dallas game and left at halftime trailing 27 0.
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Archie Manning
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Boy Reels State Record Rainbow Trout on Taneycomo
Seven year old Robert Brownfield of St Louis caught a 1 pound 6 ounce rainbow trout at Lake Taneycomo Branson Tuesday morning off a dock using a trout line, long hook, and unconventional bait including lye soap, French fry, and napkin bits. The fish set a state record for rainbow trout.
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St. Louis
Lake Taneycomo
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U.S. Open Lacks Top Names Amid Feud
The U S Open set for Sept 1 at Forest Hills features a $160,000 purse but misses several stars. Defending champion Ken Rosewall and fellow Australians Roy Emerson Tony Roche and Fred Stolle as well as Andres Gimeno of Spain will not compete. The absence is linked to the ongoing WCT ITF split.
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Fred Stolle
Andres Gimeno
Spain
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A's lose on road as 12-game win streak ends
The Oakland A's, after meeting President Nixon, fall 8-1 at Washington as rookie Bill Gogolewski holds them to one run. Don Mincher drives in four for Washington. Frank Howard hits his 21st homer. Kansas City slips in the standings as New York sweeps.
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Boog Powell
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