There Are No Feathered Fishes In This Fishing Column
Ed Frechtling notes fishing is lean and months have centered on water work. Jim White and Pete Richter plan a living fur trade museum with muskrats in a pond as wildlife interest grows. Musk rats fail below the Fall Line but pheasants thrive in the South. the venture draws cautious attention.
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Ed Frechtling
Jim White
Cairo
Pete Richter
Jim
Dixieway
New Jersey
Richter
Macon
South
Moultrie Gun Club opens range seeks shooters countywide
Ray Smith promotes a new shooting range in Ochlocknee inviting Wednesday afternoon visits. The Moultrie Gun Club lists about 100 members from Moultrie Adel Camilla Pelham Tallahassee and Thomasville with a junior division. Dues are 10 yearly and include American Rifleman. The club is a National Rifle Association member and hosts pistol matches skeet and range days at a city land site near the Ochlocknee River.
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Ray Smith
Ochlochnee
Moultrie
Thomas
T. C. Robinson
Thomasville
D. C
Moultrie Club
National Rifle Association
Georgia
U.S
Brinkley
Editorial clash over gun bills sparks free speech debate
A columnist argues against a proposed firearm control measure S 1592 praising broad free press rights while criticizing editors for endorsing the bill He likens the policy to ill effects of censorship and cites Field & Stream as offering a sound critique.
Thirty Million Arm Controls Agency Funding Passed
President Johnson signs a bill extending the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency for three years and authorizing 30 million dollars for its operations. Critics warn the measure could curb gun rights while supporting enforcement and disarmament efforts. A separate proposal by Senator Casey seeks 25 years imprisonment for using or carrying a gun during a crime.
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Washington
Johnson
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Sen
Casey
Texas
Sime
Open Leaders Face Pressure as Palmer Fails to Make Cut
Arnold Palmer fails to make the Open cut for the first time in eight years after back to back 76s leaving him with 162. Jack Nicklaus posts 72 after a 78, narrowly making the cut. Defending champ Ken Venturi also misses, while Kel Nagle and Mason Rudolph contend for the lead. Deane Beman, an amateur, eyes a historic title bid.
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Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Ken Venturi
San Franciscan
Bellerive Country Club
Kel Nagle
Nagle
Mason Rudolph
Deane Beman
Baltimore
Dahlbender Paces Columbus Tourney
Defending champion Gene Dahlbender of Atlanta remains the man to beat as the Southeastern Amateur Golf Tournament reaches the first two rounds in Columbus Georgia. Dahlbender defeated John Holter and Randy Wolff by 3 and 2, while Jack Key Jr. of Columbus won 7 and 5 then 3 and 2. John Lamey of Alabama routed Chuck Rea and Doug Ives, with others advancing to the third round including Richard Anthony and Dick Canon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ga
Gene Dahlbender
Atlanta
Dahlbender
John Holter
Ft. Penning
Randy Wolff
Beaumont
Tex
Southeastern
Jack Key Jr
Columbus
Paul Conner
Auburn
Ala
Jackie Copelan
John Lamey
University of Alabama
Chuck Rea
University of Mississippi
Doug Ives
Second-round leaders in National Open Golf Tournament
In St Louis Gary Player 140 leads after 70 70. Kel Nagle and Mason Rudolph tied at 141. Deane Beman 142 and Frank Beard 143 follow. Ray Floyd and Gene Littler 144, Rex Gaxter Jr. 145, Gordon Jones 145 with Bruce Devlin at 145 as amateur.
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Louis
Gary Player
Kel Nagle
Mason Rudolph
xDeane Beman
Frank Beard
Ray Floyd
Gene Littler
Rex Gaxter Jr
Gordon Jones
Bruce Devlin
Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
American League standings show Minnesota ahead at 36 22 with Chicago and Cleveland close. Detroit, Baltimore, Los Angeles, New York, Washington, and Kansas City follow with varying records. Yesterday's results include Chicago over Boston and New York routing Minnesota. Tonight's games feature Boston at Chicago and Minnesota at New York among others.
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Pet. G.B
Minnesota
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore
Los Angeles
New York
Washington
Beaton
Kansas City
Boston
G.B
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louie
Chicago WU
Houston
St. Louis
Atlanta
Toronto
Columbus
Jacksonville
Syracuse
Rochester
Toledo
Buffalo
Aguirre Pitches K C Dizzy 3-1
Detroit lefty Hank Aguirre pitched the Athletics to a 3-1 win, scattering three hits. The triumph, his eighth win against two losses, tied him for the American League lead and kept Detroit within three games of first-place Minnesota as their six-game winning streak continued.
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Aguirre
Minnesota
Camilo Pascual
Tigers
Twins
Mantle Hits Grand Slam as Yankees Top Minors Leading Twins
In a Friday game Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees hit a grand slam in the first inning, powering a 10-2 win over the American League leading Minnesota Twins. Hank Aguirre of the Detroit Tigers held Kansas City to three hits in a 3-1 victory, retiring the last 16 batters in order.
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Detroit
Kansas Ciy Athletics
Tigers
Associated Press
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
New York
Minnesota
Hank Aguirre
Kansas City
Johnny Keane
New York Yankees
Yankee
LSU's Corbett Withdraws From SEC Post Consideration
LSU athletic director Jim Corbett asked that his name be withdrawn from SEC commissioner consideration. A Tennessee led screening group said no decisions were made and that eight conference schools were represented. Other contenders named include Jeff Beard Wade Walker and Art Guepe.
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Jim Corbett
Louisiana State University
Corbett
Andrew Holt
University of Tennessee
LSU
Jeff Beard
Auburn
Wade Walker
Mississippi State
Art Guepe
Vanderbilt
Braves Fans Kept In Milwaukee as 1965 Plans Firm
Milwaukee officials dismissed talks of an early Braves move to Atlanta in exchange for a 1966 franchise. Braves owner Bartholomay offered a $500000 ransom to stay through 1965 while Teams Inc urged concrete plans for a 1966 major league team in Milwaukee. Local leaders vowed to keep baseball in Milwaukee for 1965 and beyond.
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Milwaukee
Braves
Milwaukee County Board
Eugene H. Grobschmidt
Grobschmidt
William Bartholomay
Teams, Inc
Bartholomay
Teams
Milwaukee County
Atlanta
Edmund B. Fitzgerald
Mantle's Grand Slam Lifts Yankees Past Twins 10-2
The Yankees break a four-game skid with a six-run first inning and a 10-2 win over AL-leading Minnesota. Mantle ends slump with a grand slam off Mel Nelson, part of four homers, as Roger Maris and Phil Linz also homer. Bill Stafford gets the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Twins
Bill Stafford
Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Mel Nelson
Mantle
Roger Maris
Phil Linz
Ross Moschitto
Adela wins tight sequence in opening dog race card
Race by race results show Adela leading in first with small win payout, Area Leader and Cabin Oi also producing notable showings. Daily doubles and Quinela payouts appear across the program with horse positions and times recorded for each of eleven races.
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Gallant Adela
Cabin Oi
Quinela
Misty Priss
Tell William
Thunder Rocket
Lee Witty
Norman
Helen's
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Field & Stream
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Dick Canon
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Gene Ferrell
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