Bear Shot Out of Season Near Ellaville in Schley County
Curiosity spurred field hands to spot a large black bear in a cottonfield near Ellaville. Burt Strange of Ellaville shot the bear at 20 yards with buckshot and received a citation for shooting out of season. The bear meat went to charity and the carcass to an exhibit. The piece also notes a young doe killed out of season by an 18 year old, with a bond posted. Florida license enforcement targets include 156 fishermen arrested for lacking licenses and other infractions.
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Georgia State Game and Fish Commission
Ellaville
Schley County
Burt Strange
Strange
Game and Fish Commission
Commission
Brunswick
Florida
Florida State Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission
Game and Fresh Water Commission
T. L. Garrison
Ammed
Florida wildlife code arrests cited by Garrison
Garrison reported 415 arrests for wildlife code violations in the region from January 1 to May 81. He explained misinterpretations of trotline rules for non game fish and detailed limits: no more than 25 bush hooks, or a trotline with 26 hooks, or any combination exceeding 25 hooks. He warned against tying two licensed fishermen’s trotlines together and removing lines singly at any point.
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Garrison
Florida
Arizona State Tops Stanford In Series At College World Series
Arizona State defeated Stanford 5 to 3 to remain the only unbeaten team in the Mat College World Series. Coaches planned for potential rematches and pitching rotations for tonight’s fourth round as Auburn faces Stanford and Arizona State meets Houston.
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Stanford
Omara
Neb
Manford
Bobby Winkles
Dutch Fehring
Auburn
Houston
ASU
Fehring
Winkles
Tech Star Pres Judy Named St. Pius Coach
Georgia Tech standout Pres Judy, a high scoring forward and former Tech squad captain, is named head basketball coach and football envision at Atlanta's Gh Pls X High School. Judy set a single game scoring record with 40 points versus FSU late last season and is a native of Lesingta.
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Judy
St. Pius
Atlanta
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FSU
Moose Rips Pavo 7-4 In Pony League Action
Moose defeats Pavo 7-4 with timely hits by Tim Ashton Mike Scully and Claude Dekle. Pavo led early 2-1 before Moose replies tied the game and pulled ahead in later innings. Jack Walker led Pavo with two hits while Scully and Ashton each had two for Moose.
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Mike Selby
Danny Croft
Jack Walker
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Mike Scully
Cole Turner
Jess Booth
Tim Ashton
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Dekle
Biff Hobbes
Bill Bramlett
Riger Allen
Greg Dekle
Allen
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Joe Broom
Booth
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Scully
Robinson- Smith
Thomas Co. Federal
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Bass
Hall
Allen Chastain
Federal
Coca-Cola
Flowers Sunbeam
Coca- Cola
Lonnie Mott
Tim Taylor
Kaat Tosses Five-Hitter as Twins Overwhelm Detroit
Jim Kaat of the Twins pitched a five-hitter with six strikeouts and no walks, completing his second straight complete game in a 17-6 win over Detroit. Clete Roper of the Braves hit his fourth career grand slam.
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Associated Press
Jim Kaat
Twins
Detroit
Clete Roper
Braves
Managers Pass on Intentional Walks Spark Big NL Slugging Night
In an early night of NL action, Harry Walker and Gene Mauch faced critical bases loaded moments and regretted deliberate walks as Tim McCarver and Clete Boyer delivered grand slams. McCarver's slam for St. Louis capped a 7-4 win over Pittsburgh, while Boyer fueled Atlanta's 16-7 victory over Philadelphia. Bob Shaw pitched well for New York in a 4-0 win over Cincinnati, and Houston defeated San Francisco as Los Angeles ended an eight-game skid with a 4-3 win over Chicago. In the AL, Washington split a doubleheader with New York, Boston and Chicago traded blows, Minnesota shut out Detroit, Kansas City beat Baltimore, and California swept Cleveland 9-2 and 3-2.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Gene Mauch
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Cardinals
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St. Louis
Pirates
Atlanta
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Mauch
Clete Boyer
Braves
Phillies
New York
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Cincinnati
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Cleveland
Billy O'Dell
Jrnando Cadoola
Shannon
Swingng McCarver
McCarver
Cepeda
Cardinal
Bob Gideon
Pirate
Hank Aaron
Larry Jackson
Torre
Boyer
Aaron
Tito Francona
Quiet Man Casper Defends U. S. Open Title
Billy Casper, a quiet two time Open champion and former PGA Player of the Year, begins his bid to defend the U S Open. He recalls his 1966 peak season including the Open win at San Francisco and leading money winner honors.
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Springfield
Billy Casper
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
Arnie
Jack
Nicklaus
Topeka
Bily
Billy
San Francisco
One-Armed Lloyd Hickey Stars in Little League
Sacramento 11 year old Lloyd Hickey, a one armed pitcher first baseman and batter, overcomes a shoulder loss from a hay mower accident to play. He throws to first catches with one hand then flips glove and mitt. He pitches bare handed then slides on his glove. He has one pitching victory this year and batted over .300 last season. He denies special favors and remains coachable.
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Sacramento, Calif
Lloyd Hickey
Lloyd
Sacramento
Ted Ball
Jobh Whalen
Sports Calendar for Junior Pony League and Local Softball
Scheduled games include American League Exchange versus Pavo at 6:30 and Wanis against Coates and Clark from 1:30 to 3 in the Junior Pony League. Church leagues feature Friendship Presbyterian versus Church of God and Baptist Me 8 against Boston Baptist. Women’s softball shows VFW versus Warners at 1:30 and Watson-Scott versus Joan-Art Mills at 9:00 at Pony League field.
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