Permanent elder angler license eyed at Lorain hearing
About 40 people attended the Lorain County fish and game hearing led by Acting Chairman Ken Kern. Proposals include a permanent 65 plus fishing license for $1 and legal spearfishing by skindivers under a 12 foot line, plus rules on unattended Lake Erie ice shanties and banned sheepshead changes. Regulations move to Akron for district review while hunting season dates for 1964 65 are also set.
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Lorain County
Akron
Lake Erie
Ohio
Meek
Warren Meek
Columbia Station
Sportsman
Francis Lenoworth
Elyria
Tom Wallace
Oberlin
Joe Webber
Kern
Harold Dalrymple
Amherst
Barons Aiming for ninth straight Calder Cup title
The Cleveland Barons hold a 34 series lead over the Quebec Aces in the Calder Cup final and seek one more win to seal their first championship since 1957. They have eight straight playoff victories, tying the league record for consecutive wins and matching historic marks.
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Quebec
UPI
Cleveland Barons
Barons
Quebec Aces
Cleveland
Indianapolis Capitals
Springfield Indians
Aces
AHL
Demolition Derby Opens Amherst Speedway Season
Lorain County Speedway kicks off the 194 racing year with time trials at 1 p.m. and the first race at 2 15. Opening day features a one car demolition derby with Ron Per found, Captain Penny, as track announcer and autographed pictures for children during intermission.
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Amherst
Lorain County Speedway
Ron Per Found
Penny
TV Fame
Lure Leads to Mixed Crappie and Bass Catch at Table Rock Lake
A Base Buster lure by Virgil Ward proves effective on Table Rock Lake drawing a strong catch of crappie and bass. The writer reports 34 keeper fish and a 60 point day amid variable bass availability, noting ongoing efforts to locate hot spots and the tough, windy conditions affecting fishing.
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Don Miller
C-T Outdoor
Blue Eye
Table Rock Lake
Virgil Ward
Michaelson
Ward
Table Rock
Ray Watts
Hollister Long Creek
White River
Jack Tomes
Elyria
Elynan Leo Roberts
Smokey Falls
Long Creek
Lake Erie
Yogi Berra Faces Managerial Rumors In MLB Power Play
In a wide ranging sports preview, Yogi Berra is named as the front runner to be fired first among major league managers. The piece notes Berra’s hire to counter Casey Stengel, attendance woes, and a looming July deadline. It also mentions other managers under fire and odds on future changes. The column shifts to golf, highlighting Gene Littler and Arnold Palmer at Las Vegas, then forecasts Sam Huff’s possible Redskins return and Giants influence on his fall games.
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UPI
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Freley
Yankee Pride
Yogi Berra
Berra
Casey Stengel
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Mets
Alston
Las Eel Dodgers
Walter
Gene Littler
California
Las Vegas
Arnold Palmer
Sam Huff
Washington Redskins
Sam
Giants
Spring Valley Women Start Golf With Breakfast Nine Holes
The Spring Valley Country Club Women’s Association opens golf season on Tuesday May 5 with a 9 a.m. breakfast at the clubhouse followed by nine holes of golf. Members form own threesomes and compete for low putts under chairmen including Mrs. Robert Porsche and Mrs. J Robert Shideler.
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Spring Valley Country Club Women's Association
Robert A. Porsche
Rocky River
J. Robert Shideler
Cochairman
Howard C. Bobert
Westlake
Harry Fawkes
Elyria
Bunning Stymies NL Hitters As Phillies Lead NL Race
Phillies right hander Jim Bunning dominates NL batters on offense as Pittsburgh and San Francisco slip in the standings. He earns a 10-0 win over the Cubs in his second Phillies start, extending a strong early season run after a 4-1 victory over the Mets. Willie Mays anchors Giants highlights with a homer and multi-hit game while Reds and Dodgers suffer heavy losses to Giants and Cardinals. Bob Friend and Lou Burdette secure pivotal wins for Mets and Cardinals respectively as strong offenses deliver late-game runs.
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San Francisco Giants
Southgate
Tigers
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Bunning
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Mays
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Giants
Reds
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Juan Marichal
Tony Gont
Zalez
Johnny Callison
Ernie Banks
Cubs
Gabby Mays
Hartnett
Cap Anson
Hank Fischer
Braves
Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Ed Bailey
Milwaukee Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
Joe Torre
Cardinals
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Pitts
Phil Gay
Hane
Dick Groat
Lou Burdette
Groat
Bill White
Ken Boyer
Hal Woodeshick
Colts
Bob Friend
Mets
Billy Virdon
Roberto Clemente
Donn Clendenon
Bill Mazeroski
Wille Stargell
Frank Thomas
Meta
Heinsohn Leads Celtics Past Warriors In Game Five
Boston edged San Francisco 98-95 as Tom Heinsohn sparked a 15 point burst in the third period. Bill Russell anchored defense and John Havlicek delivered a late coast to coast basket after a live ball bounce helped clinch the win. Wilt Chamberlain scored 27 but fell short against Boston's defense.
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UPI
Boston Celtics
Boston Garden
National Basketball Association
Celtics
Tom Heinsohn
San Francisco Warriors
Heinsohn
Boston
Guy Rodgers
Warriors
John Havlicek
Tim
Bill Russell
Havlicek
Wilt Chamberlain
Russell
Chamberlain
Overtrick Debuts in Bye Bye Byrd Pace at Roosevelt
Westbury New York UPI reports Overtrick world mile record holder debuts 1964 season in the $25,000 Bye Bye Byrd Pace at Roosevelt Raceway. The four year old, timed 1 57 1 5 for the mile, will be driven by trainer John Patterson from the six hole for Mrs Leonard Buck.
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N.Y
UPI
Overtrick
Byrd
Roosevelt Raceway
Leonard Buck
John Patterson
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