Ducks Await States To Pick Fall Waterfowl Seasons
Washington reports Interior Department sets general waterfowl rules for coming season with flyways Atlantic Mississippi Central Pacific. States will choose specific dates Oct 2 to Jan 15 1957, seasons range 60 to 80 days per flyway, daily bag limits four ducks eight possession, geese two four with regional variations. Minnesota experiments shorter season five five, Wyoming extends geese to Dec 15, others follow.
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Friend, Pirates Pitcher, Struggles With Support
Pittsburgh manager Bobby Bragan says Friend has won 14 games with a 9 loss record, blaming lack of hitting support. He notes Friend started strong with 11-3 midseason rhythm but has slipped to 13-13. Teammate Kiine also boosts but runs scarce. Bragan emphasizes the need for run support to salvage wins.
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England Cricketer Trueman Left Out of South Africa Tour
London (CP) Freddie Trueman, famed England fast bowler, was not picked for the test team to tour South Africa this winter. British press rages over selection, calling the move a bad boy smear and a national disgrace.
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Races Show A's Out of Flag Chase and NL Leaders
Pennant news from New York and other strong baseball notes. Kansas City struggles to stay in the American League pennant race as Cincinnati and Milwaukee lead in the NL with stars like Willie Mays and Ted Williams mentioned in context. The piece also cites stats on Mantle Minoso and Kluszewski, and notes Taigo’s Irish Derby entry while addressing pitcher woes in the American League and an invitation to visit the Soviet Union by Alexander Sanshin.
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New Soviet Crew Aims to Beat Americans in Melbourne
The Soviet Union fields a largely new track team for Melbourne aiming to topple the United States. Semyon Rzhishchin set a world steeplechase mark and rising stars challenge established names as the old guard yields to a brash, youthful squad.
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Baseball Is Only For Fans Says White Sox Pitcher Pierce
In a controversial take quoted from Pierce, White Sox pitcher Billy Pierce argues baseball is for fans not players. The piece blends grandstander quotes and football crossovers, noting Pierce enjoyed the big crowd and calls baseball a serious job, while others debate athletes switching sports for money.
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Russians forecast multiple Olympic track and boxing records
Soviet coach predicts Russia will win multiple gold medals in track and field and boxing at the Melbourne Games. Analysts project several world marks and even Olympic records may fall, with Russian plans to defend titles and stage quick, fast events amid favorable weather and venue negotiations.
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Bucknell Unveils Eighty New Football Uniforms for Fall
Bucknell University in Lewisburg will outfit its football team with eighty new uniforms this fall. The announcement mentions modernization of gear and references figures connected to the program and past players.
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Microscopic Panels and Depth Probing for Water Clarity
The text describes using a white enameled plate lowered into water to gauge clarity and determine depth for fishing. It outlines placing a plate on a line at a moonlit night, casting at varying distances, and noting visibility from the surface to the plate. It also mentions peeper behavior in muddy or bloomed water.
Cincinnati Signs Young Receiver Don Pavletich
Cincinnati Redlegs sign 18-year-old catcher Don Pavletich to a bonus contract after wide interest from major league teams. Pavletich hit 450 for four years with West Allis Hale in the Milwaukee Suburban Conference and was named outstanding player in a recent semi pro tournament. He worked out with Cincinnati in Bol Waukee last week as manager Birte Tebbetts approved by Bil McKechnie.
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Duncan And Fender Sign For Midget Race At Fair
Sam The first program of midget auto races at the New Zee State Pair Saturday Sept 1 in charge. Duncan and Fender from Philadelphia bring Eastern title contenders to the event. Entries include Len Duncan George Fender Nick Fornora Danbury Tony Marling and Jim Dig Marco. Saratoga Handbag TV plans note Nashua expected. CBS radio/TV times given.
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Satch Paige Still Pitching at 50 in Miami Club Return
Miami ballclub celebrates Satch Paige 50 turning years old as he remains active in baseball and barnstorming. The famed Negro leagues star, who signed with Cleveland in 1948, recalls a storied career with Rochester, Havana, and tours in Cuba and Puerto Rico. Paige recalls striking out Dizzy Dean and a lifelong love of pitching as he continues engaging audiences at shows across the country.
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Heat Transfer Engineer sought for air conditioning work
Engineer needed with design testing and development experience in extended surface heat transfer for air conditioning systems. Knowledge of shell and tube exchangers desirable but not essential. Employer expanding in AC field offers advancement, good benefits, and steady employment. Write Box X-25 Herald Journal.
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