Liberal 1966 67 duck hunting rules eased by Udall
The Interior Secretary announced the most liberal duck shooting regulations in six years for 1966 67. The Atlantic Mississippi and Central flyways gain more shooting days while Pacific flyway hunters face larger daily bags and possession limits. State authorities determine specific dates, with total mallard take targeted at about 5 million.
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Major League Standings and Thursday Results
American League standings list Cleveland Chicago Minnesota California New York Baltimore Detroit Kansas City Washington Boston. Thursday results include Cleveland 2 Chicago and Minnesota 6 California 2. National League shows Pittsburgh San Francisco Philadelphia St Louis New York Houston Chicago Los Angeles Atlanta.
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Met Fans Sing At Pagan Fumble In Pittsburg Game
The Associated Press reports Met fans deriding Jose Pagan of Pittsburgh as he fumbled. The crowd sang Jose, can't you see as Pagan mishandled a ball, reflecting a frustrating moment for the Pirates' third baseman.
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Mets Hand Pirates Errors Power 9-5 Win
The Mets beat the Pirates 9-5 as four errors, three by Jose Pagan, sparked six unearned runs. Ed Bressoud, Cleon Jones and Ron Hunt produced key hits while Ron Swoboda stood on first base as New York built a 6-2 lead.
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Pete Rose
Houston
Johnny Edwards
Reds
Don Drysdale
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Willie Davis
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Little Giant Finals Tonight at Carbondale
The Little Giant baseball tournament for younger players resumes in Carbondale with semifinals and finals. West Frankfort bid to defend title after beating Du Quoin 3 0, with Carbondale B routing Chester 13 7 and Mounds 12 Pinckneyville 6. Tonight West Frankfort and Carbondale B play on B diamond and Mounds meet Pinckneyville on C diamond at 7 p.m. Consolation and title games follow at 9 p.m.
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Grid Cardinals Dance To Colt Music Tonight
The Baltimore Colts visit the St. Louis Cardinals in a charity NFL exhibition at Busch Memorial Stadium with proceeds aiding the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra. Both teams are undefeated, Charley Winner hosts his former team, and Johnny Unitas may split QB duties with Gary Cuozzo as Raymond Berry sidelined.
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Polaris Tops Hambletonian Favorites For Du Quoin Meet
The Hambletonian field at Du Quoin on August 30 features Polaris the six win from nine starts standout and Yonkers Futurity winner as the favorite. Kerry Way the two year old trotting champion rebounded with two standout heats in the Review Futurity at Springfield. Other leading prospects include Bonus Boy Carlisle and Armbro Flight as owners seek a large but unsettled prelim field with no clear super horse.
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Hambletonian History and Surprising Victors Highlight Du Quoin Race
The piece chronicles Hambletonian history from Du Quoin with past favorites like Noble Victory and Uncle Sam, noting 1965 winner Egyptian Candor and the perennial influence of Star’s Pride. It recalls drivers such as Stanley Dancer and K D Owen, and mentions upsets like Lusty Song and Polaris in pre race talk.
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West Coast woes hit baseball clubs and staff
The Cardinals endure a rough stretch after losses in Frisco and Los Angeles while West Coast players suffer injuries. Ram lineman Marlin McKeever loses a finger in an auto accident, Dodger reliever Bob Miller gets six stitches in his right hand, Giant pitching coach Larry Jansen is hospitalized for observation, and Sandy Koufax again reports a sore arm.
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Larry Jansen
Sandy Koufax
Two No Hitters In Three Days for Huskies Pitcher
Sault Ste. Marie Huskies hurler Tony Berrigamin threw his second no hitter in three days drawing attention from scouts from the New York Mets St. Louis Cardinals and Detroit Tigers. The 19 year old right hander has been watched by major league clubs for weeks as he dazzled Thursday night.
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Ont
Tony Berrigamin
Nevada Battle-born State nickname origins
Nevada is called the Battle-born State for its admission to the Union during the Civil War. The nickname reflects its 1861 entry amid the conflict and its status as a new state in a divided nation.
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Ocean depths average over two nautical miles worldwide
The world’s oceans cover over two thirds of the earth’s surface and reach depths averaging more than two nautical miles.
Alaska Temperatures Shatter Extremes Across Seasons
Alaska records show brutal winter lows around 78 degrees below zero and scorching summer highs near 99 degrees above, highlighting the vast climatic swings across the state.
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