Ohio archers sweep honors in professional shoot
Ohio archers dominated the Professional Archers Association money shoot at Daytona Florida with Elviian Dot Rothgery winning the non amateur women title and six Ohioans taking top money in the men and women divisions. Bill Bednar won the men's money prize with 1000 dollars, while Margaret Tilberry of Dayton claimed the women's money shoot.
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Ohio
Professional Archers Association
Daytona
Florida
Elviian Dot Rothgery
Burns
Dot
Akoga
PAA
Stal Rothgery
Mohawk Archery
Wesley Ave
Bill Bednar
Akron
Bill Partin
Lexington
Jack Clark
Cincinnati
Ted Schultz
Columbus
Margaret Tilberry
Dayton
Little Ann Clark
Ohio Archers
Rothgery
National Professional Archers Association
Archery events draw crowds at state tournament in Columbus
Archers from Lorain County travel as housing is scarce with the state fair and tournament in Columbus. Bow and Barrel hosts a big game shoot with 28 targets and 80 percent handicap results, while champions include Ed Doehne and Charlotte Van Buren. Ohio archers shine at Daytona PA shoot with top finishers Don Powers Lloyd Van Buren Ken Hines Jack Hollinger Barbara Hollinger Bonnie Repas Judy Ervin.
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Don Powers
Lloyd van Buren
Ken Hines
Jack Hollinger
Barbara Hollinger
Bonnie Repas
Judy Ervin
Archery Ae Club
Lnad
Dick DeVries
Black River
Bob Exvin
Shawnee Archers set range records and open club season
Newlake opened Pon Cleghorn of the Shawnee Archers posted a 276 of 280 in a Flint round. At Tuesday's American round Bob Kindle Ver McGinnis and Don Smith Sr. competed. Saturday's indoor round featured Cleat Pastor with 746 and Dorothy Cleghorn at 42. The Shawnees held their club championship as winners and top scorers emerged in tree style and instinctive events. Also noted is the 1961 opening of Opossum Creek lake in Pennsylvania for fishing with muskies not yet reaching keeper size. Black River Bow Benders suspend Wednesday shoots due to early fall darkness.
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Pon Cleghorn
Bob Kindle
Larry Gallagher
Frank Michalski
Jim Haines
Ed Pritchett
Earl Smith
Ruth Huckeby
Micky Mann Jr
Pennsylvania
Opossum Creek
Black River
Kostyo
Oberlin Rd
Wrong man is offered extra fish
Harokd Carling, an off duty fish and game warden, was halted by a Californian who offered salmon saying he had set too many. The man was fined 525 for possessing over the limit.
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Carling
Hmit
Black River Trail Blazers Open 3-Day Campout At Osage Lake
The Black River Trail Blazers begin a three day campout at Osage Lake south of Medina tonight with a Sunday ox roast as the highlight. About 100 people have confirmed attendance per Mrs Walter J Schroeder public relations spokesman. Delegates at a recent committee meeting announced 1453 National Campers and Hikers Association families in Ohio.
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Black River Trail Blazers
Osage Lake
Medina
Walter J. Schroeder
Flies Only Rule for Trout Sparks Michigan Debate
Conservationists clash over flies only permits on 24 miles of three streams AuSable Pere Marquette and AuGres. Miss Marguerite Gahagan reports a 13 year study suggesting flies only waters yield fewer bigger fish and that stock levels may not improve under such rules. Trout Unlimited opposition expected as policy may be shelved by year end.
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Michiganway
North Woods
Marguerite Gahagan
Roscommon
Midh
AuSable
Pere Merquette
Gahagan
Hunt’ Creek
Special September bear hunts set for three Wisconsin areas
Three Wisconsin bear hunts run in September with trained bear dogs and limited rifles. Crandon in Forest County on Sept 14–15, Park Falls in Price County on Sept 21–22, and Presque Isle in Vilas County on Sept 28–29. Regular hunting licenses required. reservations accepted with contact deadlines.
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Wisconsin
Congress
Crandon
Forest County
Park Falls
Price County
Presque Isle
Vilas County
Harold Kalkofen
Wolfhead Sportsmen's Club
Wisc
Arthur Pritzl
American Legion Post
Jack Snyder
Chanter of Commerce
Boulder Junction
SQUIRREL TIPS FOR WINDY WET OR SUNNY DAYS
Wildlife note advises how to observe squirrels by wind and rain conditions. In windier weather look for activity among oaks and nut trees. in dry pleasant weather stay in shade and wait motionless for feed resumption. Some squirrels hide and others reveal themselves if a stick is moved.
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Saquinners
Pennsylvania Ham License Fees Set at 25.35
The 1963 44 Pennsylvania hunting licenses go on sale this week and become valid Sept. 1. Non-resident licenses cost 25.35 this year and all applicants must show some form of identification.
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Pennsylvania
Commission
Pocket fishing guide distributed at Phillips service stations
A free pocket fishing guide booklet is now available at Phillips 66 service stations. The guide explains a fish's priorities food safety and comfort and offers practical tips for anglers.
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Phillips 6
Detecting Culinary Chaos in a Wild Bass and Doves Recipe
An odd OCR fragment blends bass fishing lore with a chaotic cooking guide. It mentions speedboats, chopped shrimp, bass fillets, egg yolks, peanut dressing, parsley, and doves, describing bake times and improvised kitchen steps in a jumbled, unclear narrative. The passage mixes hunting and cooking advice with stray phrases about noise and wildlife.
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Eddie Meier
Newburg
Winchester Hydra Coil eases shotgun recoil and speeds myths
The Elydra-Coil unit from Winchester Western reduces recoil on the Model 12 shotgun from 280 pounds to 38 pounds. The article also lists bird speeds for waterfowl and game birds, notes that hunting accessories can influence shooting ease, and raises legal questions about selling animal tails for lures and the legalities of pelts and traps in Ohio.
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Winchester-Western
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Winchester
Game club launches busy fall schedule
The Black Power Game Club announces a busy fall schedule with a Tuesday meeting at Litchfield Town Hall. A Sept 55 field trial at the Howard Elloud farm and an Oct 19 annual farmers party at Buckeye High School are planned. Richard K. Siler will narrate a film The Magic of Mozambique.
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Game Club
Black Power Game Club
Litchfield Town Hall
Rts
Howard Elloud Farm
Rt. 78
Belilen
Black River
Buckeye High School
Swise Sipak
Scheduce Dale Whites
Ohio
Weldlife
Richard K. Siler
Mozambique
Black River Game Club
Doves in Kansas Breeding Population Rises
Mourning doves in Kansas show a three percent rise in the current breeding season compared with last year and a thirty one percent gain over the five year average 1958 62.
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Kansas
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Dot Rothgery
Hal
Golden Eagles
Lorain County
Bow and Barrel
Ed Doehne
Charlotte van Buren
Izaak Bowmen
Tom Sheldon
Bill Payne
Mervin Styer
Tom Hallauer
Dale Wilson
Grace Wilson
Newlake
Ste Serteg
Sven
Jackson
Delray
Aieries
Reputa
Pennsy
Lunker
Norman Rifenbarg
Oberlin
Mountain Home
Lake Norfolk
Ark
Rifenburg
John Bean
John
Helen Bean
Tracy
Norfolk
Don Miller
Speers
Dave E. Whitesell
Wildlife
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