Numbers Prove Hard To Fight Deer Kill Report Analyzes 1967 Season
The Maryland Game and Inland Fish Department released a 19 page report on the 1967 deer kill, noting 9510 total kills versus 12462 in 1966 and 204 fewer in four western counties. It cites fewer kills on military reservations and crop damage permits, and argues a biologically sound season reduces farmer losses and civic risk, while hunter preference for heavier totals persists.
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Floyd gambles to surge in Pensacola Open final
Pensacola Florida AP Hay Floyd seeks to erase his playboy image as the 23 year old Texan gambles to win the Pensacola Open. He erased an eight stroke deficit with a 64 and eagled the par five eighth hole from 235 yards. Floyd leads at 202 four under par with Archer and Jacklin two behind. Tom Shaw and Dave Marr at 204 pursue. Prize is 16000 to the winner and a Masters berth for Floyd.
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Ex Angels Fall Silent as Sadecki Shuts Out Giants
San Francisco pitcher Hay Sadecki shut out the California Angels 4-0 as Rigney lauded the spring outing. Sadecki allowed four hits over nine innings, boosting his bid after last season’s 12-6 finish. The day featured numerous Cactus League results with Oakland, Cincinnati, Washington, Cleveland, Detroit, Baltimore, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Boston winning in varied fashion.
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Willie Horton
Eddie Watt
Mets
Pete Richert
Baltimore
Larry Haney
Dave Jolson
Pete Ward
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Don Drysdale
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Nassau
Bahamas
Gob Bailey
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Boston
Atlanta
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Lakers edge Bulls in opening NBA playoff game
Lakers down the Bulls 108 to 101 as Bil van Breda Kowff praised Baylor's outside shooting and West returned from injury to contribute. Celtics top Knicks 123 116 with Russell Havlicek and Siegfried leading. Knicks and Hawks split two, West beat Philadelphia 128 117 in New York. Hawks beat San Francisco 108 ALL 108. ABA Anaheim tops Oakland 147 135. In Minnesota Muskies beat Kentucky 115 102. Russell called his effort poor, benching with fouls as Boston surged in third quarter then faded.
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ABA Courts Market On Confusion Shapes Playoff Fate
The Kentucky Colonels faced a tumultuous weekend as a bad court in Commack forced an ABA forfeit against New Jersey Americans, while Minnesota then overwhelmed Kentucky 115-102 in the opening playoff game. Mel Daniels set a club record with 44 points as Kentucky’s Darel Carrier added 29 in a pivotal loss. Anaheim outscored Oakland 147-135 in the regular finale, Les Selvage top-scoring with 35 for the Amigos and Gary Bradds 32 for the Oaks.
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Amigos
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Oaks
Clippers Skating On Very Thin Ice
Baltimore trails in the Eastern Division with 62 points after 68 games as Springfield leads with 66 and Providence at 67. The top three teams reach the American Hockey League playoffs while Baltimore and Springfield vie for the final spots. The Clippers face a crucial stretch with four games left, including a weekend slate and a home clash with Rochester, aiming to overtake Buffalo for a possible berth.
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Exhibition Baseball Matchups Spark Early Spring Action
The schedule shows multiple spring exhibitions across Florida and nearby states. Teams involved include Boston, Atlanta, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Houston, Oakland, Baltimore, New York, Washington, Philadelphia, Detroit, Chicago, Minnesota, Cleveland, San Francisco, California, Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, and St. Louis. Notable games list pairings like Pittsburgh versus Boston in Fort Myers and New York versus Minnesota in Orlando, with others in St Petersburg and Phoenix.
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Washington
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Detroit
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