State meet changes game laws for Alabama wildlife
Mobile delegates led by Mayor George E Crawford return from the Ala Wild Life Conserv ed League annual meeting held yesterday. Resolutions call for amending conservation law to ban fresh water fish seining and banning any fish removal in Alabama during April and May, plus support a federal fish hatchery and duck stocking. Delegates urged county clubs to organize locally and proposed changes to squirrel and turkey seasons and dove zoning. A separate note mentions a 1.8 million year old dwarfed camel fossil in the National Museum.
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Riffian Denies Death Rumor In London Times
Mohammed Azzerkan, foreign minister for Abd el-Krim, denied reports of his death as a Riffian rival to Samuel Clemons who was blown to pieces for treachery. Azzerkan said in a Tangier dispatch he would have known if he had died and would not conceal the fact.
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Injured grid star receives flowers in hospital
Charlie Prior Lehigh back, star of the team, lies paralyzed from the neck down after last Saturday's game in Bethlehem. He receives abundant flowers and messages of encouragement from major eastern universities including Lafayette Princeton Harvard Yale Rutgers Gettysburg Holy Cross and others. Doctors remain hopeful if his condition improves and he stays strong.
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World Series Stars Transferred In Major Deal
Two stars from the recent World Series Carson Bigbee and Eddie Moore along with pitcher Bernard Cullatin will be sent to San Francisco in a deal that brings two Pacific Coast players to the Pittsburgh Pirates. Hale Rhyne and Paul Waner will join the Pirates next season after the Seals receive 85 000 dollars for their contracts as the club releases three players to the Seals. Bigbee’s hit in the deciding game sparked the late rally for the Pirates.
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