Bear feeding crowds mar Yellowstone visit and park safety
A Yellowstone camping party finds bear traffic jams caused by visitors feeding bears as moose and buffalo draw crowds. The piece laments public ignorance of park rules and argues parks exist to shield wildlife from people, who often harm themselves.
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Big Games This Week Kickoff Sets Stage For Top Teams
The season opens with UCLA facing Tennessee in Los Angeles as early action starts. Notre Dame, Michigan State, Alabama, Miami, Texas and Georgia plan Sept. 23 starts with Notre Dame’s Asa Parseghian-led squad touted as national favorite. Houston hosts Florida State Friday night as 1967's new punt rule stirs debate.
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Georgia
Asa Parseghian
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Hurricanes
Edgar Chandler
Ronnie Jenkins
Kent Lawrence
Bill Stanfil
Vince Dooley
Dewey Warren
Johnny Mills
Austin Denney
Richmond Flowers
Warren
Kenny
Snake
Stabler
Bear Bryant
Crimson Tide
Tide
Bama
Bryant
Bill Bradley
Bubba Smith
Clint Jones
Bwigan State
Duffy Daugherty
Spartans
Southern California
West Coast
O. J. Simpson
Simpson
San Francisco City College
Warren McVea
Cougars
Intrepid Crewmen Endure Rough Day Before Cup Race
In Newport Rhode Island UPI reports Intrepid captain Bus Mosbacher pushed his defending crew through a tough pre race day. The informal match featured four historic 12 meter rivals and a spectator flotilla as Britain’s Sceptre and American boats gathered for the spectacle.
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Weatherly
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Intrepid
Isle of Wight
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Gretel
Senators Triumph 4-0 in Shutout of Angels
Washington pitcher Darold Knowles earned his sixth win after replacing Camilo Pascual in the fourth. Dick Nen delivered a bases loaded triple in the five run rally, sparked by a disputed Howard swing ruling and Rigney ejection, as the Senators beat the California Angels 4 to 0.
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UPI
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Washington Senators
California Angels
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Jim McGlathlin
Frank Howard
California
Bill Rigney
Fred Valentine
Ken McMullen
Howard
McGlothlin
Bill Haller
Rigney
Haller
Cap Peterson
Darold Knowles
Camilo Pascual
Senators
Knowles
Hands In Hands Out Cricket Tale of King Edward IV
London reporters note that cricket then titled Hands In Hands Out was a favorite pastime of King Edward IV in the 14th century, illustrating early royal interest in the game.
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England
Meadow Ponds Amateur Open Tournament Opens This Weekend
The Fourth Annual Meadow Ponds Amateur Open golf tourney starts Saturday and Sunday with prizes for flight winners. An eight dollar entry gains play in the event and a chance at a complete pro golf club set. Players may pay at the club or mail to Pro Barden Halt Morgantown.
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Sports on TV Today Gridiron and Golf Highlights
Televised slate features Pro Football games including Steelers at Redskins on tape 11:30 to 2 Jets at Bills 2 to 6 Browns at Vikings 2 30 to 5 9 11 12 World Golf events and the U S Amateur Tennis 2 p m Daytona 500 highlights Pirates vs Reds 8 p m 2 5 6 Sebring Race Classic Thursday 7 p m 12.
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Pirates
Reds
State Circuit Is Set for Action
West Virginia Conference football enters full swing on September 16 with eight of ten teams active. Wesleyan and Shepherd idle. Concord visits Bluefield, Fairmont plays West Virginia Tech, West Liberty visits Slenville, Salem meets Georgetown Kentucky, and West Virginia State travels to Norfolk.
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W. Va
UPI
West Virginia
Wesleyan
Shepherd
Concord
Bluefield
Fairmont
Tech
West Liberty
Slenville
Salem
Georgetown
W. Va. State
Norolk
Killebrew Homers As Twins Beat Orioles 3 1
Harmon Killebrew hit his 38th homer and Jim Kaat allowed one run as the Minnesota Twins beat the Baltimore Orioles 3 1 to maintain first place in the American League. Ted Uhlaender doubled, Cesar Tovar singled and stole second, and Bob Allison drove in a run in the seventh. Frank Robinson joined the 400 career homer club with a solo shot in the seventh.
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Jim Kaat
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Twins
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Cesar Tovar
Bob Allison
Dillman
Eddie Watt
Kaat
Frank Robinson
Robinson
Sam Bowens
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