Aquatic Marvel: Gulf Specimen Company Highlights Panacea
The Gulf Specimen Company in Panacea invites visitors to learn about Gulf of Mexico creatures. Founder Jack Rudloe and chief collector Leon Crum lead a staff that supplies specimens worldwide. Rudloe, 29, moved from Brooklyn to Tallahassee as a teen, attended FSU briefly, studied at Harvard, and runs a $60,000 yearly operation while participating in field expeditions including Madagascar.
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Gulf Specimen Company
Gulf of Mexico
Jack Rudloe
Leon Crum
Rudloe
Brooklyn
Tallahassee
Leon High School
FSU
Harvard
Museum of Comparative Zoology
Indian Ocean
Madagascar
Gulf Specimen Company Tour and National Hunting Day note
A Panacea Sea life complex showcases sea squirts bryozoans and other specimens for major universities and aquariums with live jellyfish sharks and sponges in bulk orders. National Hunting and Fishing Day is confirmed for the fourth Saturday of September by President Nixon with Senate passing the measure despite two amendments.
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Gulf Specimen Company
Panacea
The
Gulf
National Institute of Health
New York Aquarium
Boston Aquarium
University of Chicago
Yale
Johns Hopkins
Harvard Medical School
Michigan State
University of Georgia
University of California
Big Bend
Antigua
Nixon
House
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
W.va
Don Edwards
California
Dodgers Drop To Second As Reds Win In NL Action
In a night of varied results the Dodgers fell to second in the NL West after a 5-1 loss to the Pirates while Cincinnati beat Montreal 6-3. Phil Short earned the Phillies 4-3 win over Atlanta in eight innings, and Gladding contributed in the Astros 4-2 victory over the Mets. Gibson won his fourth straight for St Louis 3-2 over San Diego.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Houston
Fred Gladding
Philadelphia
Chris Short
Don Sutton
Los Angeles
Short
Phillies
Atlanta
Gladding
Astros
New York Mets
Sutton
Cincinnati
Montreal
Dodgers
Reds
Mets
Pirates
Bob Gibson
St. Louis
San Diego
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Frank Robinson
Mel Ott
Pete Rose
Johnny Bench
Bench
Joe Torre
Cardinals
Padres
Matty Alou
Cards
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
West Cincinnati
Pittsbrugh
Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Highlight MLB Slate
Detroit leads with 23 wins while Baltimore stays close at 23 and Cleveland sits at 21. West Oakland and Chicago push in the pennant race as Minnesota and California face midseason splits. Friday results include Boston over California and Baltimore over Texas. Saturday matchups list multiple interleague games across major clubs with pitchers noted.
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W.L. Pet. G.B. Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Milwaukee
West Oakland
Chicago
Minnesota
California
Kansas City
Texas
Oakland
Detroit
Woodson
Wilcox
Wright
Curtis
Hamilton
Lolich
Lockwood
Bradley
Peterson
Murphy
McNally
Gogolewski
Jamieson Opens Philadelphia Classic Lead With Hole In One
Jim Jamieson shot a 69 to 136 after 36 holes at the IVB Philadelphia Golf Classic, grabbing a one stroke lead when he made a hole in one on the final hole. Bob Murphy is one behind at 137, with Chi Chi Rodriguez in third at 139 and Lee Trevino withdrawing with flu symptoms before Pebble Beach defense.
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Jamieson
Philadelphia
Jim Jamieson
Bob Murphy
Moline
Murphy
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Lee Trevino
Trevino
el Paso
Tex
Pebble Beach
Calif
Bob
Bob Murph
Jerry Heard
Gay Brewer
Lou Graham
Dave Hill
DeWitt Weaver
Jead
Gibby Gilbert
Don Iverson
Bob Johnson
Hubert Green
Mike Reasor
Jim Wiechers
Jerry McGee
Tom Shaw
Dick Rhyan
Homero Blancas
Dave Eichelberger
Gary
Jacklin
Artalt
Raron Jonnston
Dale Douglass
Jim Barber
Labron Harris
Mike Hill
Bob Barberossa
Butch Baird
Jim Hardy
Ken Still
Steve Bogan
R.hikes
Bert Yancey
Chuck Thorpe
David Graham
John Mitler
John Schlee
Dwight Nevil
Rick Rhoads
Lionel Hebert
Jack Montgomery
Mason Rudolph
Dave Marr
Paul Moran
Rik Massengale
Dick Hendrickson
Jim Ferriell
Larry White
Steve Oppermann
Jim den
Charles Owens
Danikes
Red Curl
Charles Sifford
Mac McLendon
Flowers Coca Cola Elks Win Junior Pony League Games
Flowers using Sidney Hobbs two hit pitching defeated Exchange Club 8 0. Coca Cola no hit by Joey Reichert beat Kiwanis Club 23 0. Elks Club edged Davis Meter 14 13 in a high scoring game. Hobbs struck out eight for Flowers and Reichert homered three times with seven strikeouts in the no hitter.
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Flowers
Coca-Cola
Elks
Sidney Hobbs
Exchange Club
Joey Reichert
Kiwanis Club
Elks Club
Davis Meter
Hobbs
Mark Courtney
Tim Weaver
Mike Hooks
Larry Fudge
Bill Taylor
Joey Gregory
Terry Byrd
Wayne Singletary
Keith Rathel
Coley Voyles
Hugh York
Robin Hines
Singletary
Ronnie Reddish
Billy Wright
Southern Cal Beats Ole Miss In Series
In Omaha the Trojans despite a poor field performance defeated second-ranked Mississippi 8 to 6 to begin the College World Series. USC committed three errors yet scored two decisive runs on a fifth inning miscue. Connecticut upset Texas 3 to 0 in the other opener as Temple faces Oklahoma and Iowa meets Arizona State in first-round action.
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Vic Davalillo
Roberto Clemente
Willie Stargell
al Oliver
Sutton
Richie Hebner
Steve Garvey
Manny Sanguillen
Jackie Hernandez
Bill Russell
Russell
Valentine
Garvey
Sanguillen
Pittsburgh
Steve Blass
Omaha
Neb
Southern California
Rod Dedeaux
Trojans
Dedeaux
Mississippi
Connecticut
Texas
Temple
Oklahoma
Iowa
Arizona State
USC
Ron Roznovsky
Jim Jachym
Orioles Win Streak Grows With 7-2 Victory Over Rangers
Orioles beat the Texas Rangers 7-2 as Paul Blair collected three hits including a fourth inning double that started the go ahead rally. The win lifts Baltimore over .500 and into second in the AL East two games behind Detroit while Cuellar earned his third win in eight decisions.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Baltimore Orioles
Paul Blair
Orioles
Texas Rangers
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Minnesota Twins
Boston Red Sox
California Angels
Kansas City Royals
New York Yankees
Oakland A’s
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Milwaukee Brewers
Texas
Mike Cuellar
Blair
Don Buford
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Jim Fregosi
Pilt
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Tug McGraw
Jon Matlack
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Braves
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Coke
Georgia Crate
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Jimmy Carter
Scott Horton
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Chastain and
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Tommy York
Dick Ryan
Larry Tower
Stanton Tower
Glen Cone
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Tim VanZant
Dickie Chastain
Southern Cal
Ole Miss
Gaylord Perry
Perry
Rico Petrocelli
Red Sox
Angels
Art Kusnyer
Jim Rooker
Paul Schaal
Rooker
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Schaal
Tigers
Gene Tenace
Bill Melton
Wilbur Wood
Thomas County Federal Savings & Loan Association
Monticello
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Levy
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