Altamaha fishing byways and new Georgia game area noted
In a field report style note, a Georgia hunter describes water levels limiting Altamaha fishing and advises access points at Morgan Dunn or Miller lakes. He details a Middleton Lake Hunting Club founded in 1963, its expanding membership, hunting rules, and season dates. He also cites gun control debates tied to S 1592 and notes a new 15 000 acre game area near Eatonton with permits and safety restrictions.
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Altamaha Swamp
Middleton Lake
Altamaha
Morgan, Dunn
Miller Lakes
Middleton
Bomer Wells
Tifton
Eatonton
Georgia
Piedmont Experiment Station
Cedar Creek
Monticello
NRA Opposes Johnson Dodd S 1592 Bill in Georgia
The Georgia Game and Fish Commission breaks with prior stance to oppose the Johnson Dodd S 1592 anti firearm bill. The letter urges readers to join the NRA, stressing grassroots urgency and noting the NRA’s pivotal but challenging role in gun legislation battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildlife Management Institute
Hilliard Comstock
Santa Rose
Calif
Georgia
Game & Fish Commission
Swamp Buggy Race Day Betting Totals and Results
Racing card shows first through eleventh races with horse names, payouts, and time stamps. Quine la and Quinella figures list pairings and winnings across races, including notable bets like Big Q and multiple exacta results.
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Summer Cloud
Quinela
R.F. Barneta
Deb
L.j’s Fireman
Mighty True
Darby
Coolie
Canada Hi
Tell Lora
Mr. Larsen
Burrie’s Trust
Quinella
Norman
Tapal
Enco Rock
Tom Scholar
Tifton Blasts Thomasville 12-2 In Legion Opener
Ray Willett lamented his Thomasville squad’s rough season debut as Tifton used a 13 hit attack, aided by errors and wild pitches, to win 12-2. Thomasville showed sparks despite three errors, while promising improvement with next games on schedule.
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Tifton
Thomasville
Ray Willett
Thomasville American Legion
Legion
Tifton Tops Thomasville With Stolen Bases And Runs
Ground ball through the middle eludes shortstop Sumner as Tillery steals second and scores on a sacrifice fly by Dan Robinson. Rainey is thrown out at first, Sumner makes a running catch, and the home team sinks further behind with Bobby Simpson's double and Dana Patik's single in the second. Sumner allows two runs in the sixth on Mills' single, three walks, and Peeples' sacrifice fly.
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Tillery
Yogi Peeples
Dan Robinson
Carl Rainey
Ken Lowery
Walter Sumner
Terry Marchant
Bobby Simpson
Dana Patik
Dane Perkins
Hare
Tifton
Sumner
Thomasville
Mills
Peeples
Giants
Bo Belinsky
Jim Davenport
Jesus Aton
Cap Peterson
Jim Hart
Shaw faces spitball charge as Giants topple Phillies
Rob Shaw, 31, endures umpire checks after a one hitter with 11 baserunners surrendered to the Giants 4-1 over Philadelphia. Meanwhile Sandy Koufax and Sammy Ellis both move to 12-3 as Dodgers and Reds win, with Koufax fanning 12 and Ellis holding Milwaukee to eight hits.
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Phillies
Bob
Shaw
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles
Sammy Ellis
Cincinnati
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Reds
Milwaukee
Aaron Falters At St. Paul
Aaron leads the St. Paul Open after a 66 in the second round to reach 133 nine under par. Arnold Palmer and a marquee group sit two shots back as Cupit also carded a 66 while others chase the leaders.
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Aaron
St. Paul
ST. Paul, Minn
Tommy Aaron
Gainesville
Palmer
Joe Campbell
Bob Goalby
Bob Batdorff
Dean Befram
Jacky Cupit
Cupit
Allen's Single Keeps AL Tight
Bernie Allen drove in his first run of the season as the Twins edged Detroit 4-3 to stay a half game ahead of Cleveland and Chicago. He had been on the disabled list earlier and returned to help snap a 3-2 ninth inning tie with a clutch single.
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Aaron
Associated Perss
Bernie Allen
Minnesota Twins
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Twins
Allen
Fred Gladding
Dave Wickersham
Harmon Killebrew
Don Mincher
East Faces West in Fifth All America Game Buffalo Showdown
In Buffalo a star studded East team meets the West at War Memorial Stadium with 59 NFL hopefuls on display. Huarte Snow Hayes Staubach Morton Rhome Berry and Namath are among pros evaluated as scouts anticipate pro signings and a high turnout around 25 000. The game pits Notre Dame’s Huarte and Snow against NFL bound rivals as Morton and Rhome vie for pro roles.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Bob Hayes
John Huarte
Craig Morton
Roger Staubach
War Memorial Stadium
Buffalo Bills
American Football Coaches Association
Buffalo Evening News
Huarte
Frank Broyles
Arkansas
Parseghian
California
Dallas
Jerry Rhome
Tulsa
Bob Berry
Oregon
Minnesota
Morton
NFL
Joe Namath
Namath
Jets
Chicago Tribune
Cleveland Browns
Thomasville teams in Softball and Baseball schedule
Tonight at 8 p.m. South Georgia Slow Pitch League games feature Thomasville Stars at Phillips 66 Pony League Field, Moultrie Mets at Cairo Stars, and Cairo Wight and Brown vs Thomasville Sunnyland Packing at Coats and Clark Field. Sunday schedule lists 2:30 p.m. Twin Rivers Semi-Pro Thomasville Tigers at Warnedoe Stadium and 3:30 p.m. Thomasville vs Albany in the American Legion game at Albany.
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South Georgia
Thomasville Stars
Thomasville
Phillips
Pony League
Moultrie Mets
Cairo Stars
Cairo
Wight & Brown
Sunnyland Packing Co
Coats & Clark
Thomasville Tigers
Twin Rivers
Warnedoe
Albany
American Legion
Major League Leaders Show Strong Batting and Pitching Marks
Baseball leaders across both leagues top stat boards in batting runs and RBIs. Notable names include Dava Davalillo Cleveland .351 and Hank Aaron Milwaukee .346 with 50 runs and 59 RBIs respectively. Pitching leaders feature Jim Fisher Chicago .889 and Sam McDowell Cleveland 137 strikeouts.
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McDowell
Cleveland
Lolich
Detroit
Aaron
Milwaukee
Mays
San Francisco
Harper
Cincinnati
Rose
Banks
Chicago
Stargell
Phisburgh
Pinson
Williams
Willams
Alou
Allen
Philadelphia
Callison
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Baseball Standings and Schedule From The Era
Standings for major leagues show teams like Los Angeles Chicago New York and Cleveland with recent results. Today's games include Kansas City at Cleveland and Washington at Boston while yesterday's scores list Boston 8 Washington 6 and Chicago 8 Baltimore 0.
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Campaneris
Kansas City
Charles
W. Smith
Los Angeles
Versalles
Minnesota
Tresh
New York
Blasingame
Washington
Colavito
Cleveland
Horton
Detroit
Cardenal
Fisher
Chicago
Buzhardt
Baltimore
Moston
Boston
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Houston
Atlanta
Columbus
Toronto
Jacksonville
Syracuse
Toledo
Trey Rochester
Buffalo
Rochester
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Bob Hunter
Ochlochnee
Samonia
Ralph Dawson
Ludowici
Florida
Middleton's Lake
Gerald
Secretary of the Treasury
NRA
Assyn
Blondes
Maryland
America
Monticello, Fla
Silver Missile
Jackie
Carl
Chick
Alecrinfa
Lee Dark Moon
Great Cousin
Kathy Nug
Paul
Gallant Fa
Cactus Jumor
Quineta
Central
Tomm Dykes
Jed Tillery
Darrell Sumner
Ellis
Koufax
Rob Shaw
Covington
John Roseboro
Lou Johnson
Bob Friend
Pirates
Donn Clendenon
Bill Mazeroski
Braves
Don Pavietich
Billy O'Dell
Deron Johnson
Joe Torre
Billy Williams
George Altman
Doug Clemens
Cubs
Cardinals
Arnold Palmer
St. Paul Challanger
By Murray Chass
Denver
Gladding
Rich Rollins
Joe Nossek
Mincher
Sam McDowell
Gary Bell
Athletics
Rockey Colavito
Fred Whitfield
Indians
Joe Horlen
White Sox
Don Buford
Bil Skowron
Yankees
Angels
Bob Lee
Horace Clarke
Bobby Richardson
Vic Power
al Downing
Pedro Ramos
Felix Mantilla
Rico Petrocelli
Senators
Woody Held
Ken McMullen
Horlen
Jasper Davis
Gary Witt
Warnedoe Stadium
Ken Lanter
Karl Conradi
Legion State
Ara Parseghian
Notre Dame
Jack Snow
New York Jets
Snow
Los Angeles Rams
Hayes
Florida A&m
Dallas Cowboys
Staubach
Navy
Archie Roberts
Columbia
Major League
THE
Associated Press
American League
Davalilo
Yastrzemski
Green
McAuliffe
Mantilla
Davalillo
Bosta
Wills
Brock
Jay
Kowax
Gibson
Due York
Tess
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