Ducks and waterfowl trends in North America drought impact
The Interior Department reports year by year declines in breeding waterfowl across the northern U S and Canada due to drought, with a 37 percent drop in southern prairie provinces. Mallards and pintails fall, brood counts will gauge fall southward movement and hunting regs. A Florida fishing tournament lists entrants amid license reminders.
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Collier County
Fla
Gerald Wayne Beverly
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Thomasville
Florida
Reese
Hawkins Opens Lead In Western Open At Medinah
Fred Hawkins shot a 3 under 68 to take a one stroke edge in the Western Open second round at Medinah Country Club. Jack Nicklaus Palmer and others trailed, with Hawkins among six players to break par. Nicklaus and Moon Mullins posted 70s as Palmer struggled with a 73.
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Fred Hawkins
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Paul Harney
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Randy Glover
Don Finsterwald
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Ken Still
Bob Brue
Gary Player
Miami Lad 14 Shoots 68 To Lead SE Golf
Four teen John LaPonzina from Miami, National Pee Wee champion, tops the Southeastern Tetoad golf tournament at Columbus Country Club with a 4 under par 68. He became the youngest medalist in the event as gusty winds scattered scores while he completed the course in near 3 34.
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Boxing notes from multiple cities recap diverse bouts
In New Bedford Bob Fosmire 145 and Kenny Tavares 145 clashed with Fosmire winning on points. In Miami Sammy Burgess 145 stopped Cassius Ford 146 in 4 rounds. In Moncton Burke Emery 166 stopped Emery Boudreau 160 in 1 round. In Tokyo Mundo Esparaz 118 stopped Kenji Yonekura 11842 in 6 rounds.
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Boston
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Miami
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Sherbrooke
Que
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Tokyo Mundo Esparaz
Mexico
Kenji Yonekura
Japan
Woman pro Peggy Wilson aims to glamorize women’s golf
Peggy Wilson, 21, new touring pro, says women's golf needs glamour and entertainment value. She left teaching to pursue golf and believes the sport should blend strong play with fashion and fan appeal, contrasting golf stars with the image of beauty and showmanship.
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Austin
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Vicksburg
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Mississippi
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University of Texas
Jessen Takes Lead In Women's Golf at U S Open
Ruth Jessen shot a 36 36 to lead the 10th USGA Women s Open after the first round at Myrtle Beach with a 172. Mickey Wright Jo Ann Prentice Mary Lena Faulk tied for runner-up at 175 as four others stood four back in 11th place.
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Myrtle Beach
S.C
Ruth Jessen
Seattle University
Seattle
Wash
Mickey Wright
Mickey
Joann Prentice
Birmingham
Ala
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USGA
Patty Berg
Rochester
N.Y
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Jackie Pung
Barbara Romack
Marlene Bauer Hagege
Mary Lena Faulk
Sea Island
Thomasville
Black Mike of Detroit Died Leaving Hall of Fame Legacy
A Detroit star known as Black Mike, famed for a World Series heroics and later scouting, died in a Lake Forest hospital after a long career with the Tigers. His death comes as fans recall a lifetime of pivotal moments from 1934 to 1938 and a life in baseball.
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Mickey Ci
Tiger
Tigers
Chicago
Lake Forest
Kiwanis Night Rainout Delays July Rairses Doubleheader
Heavy rain at Varnedoe Field washed out Kiwanis Night and Meri stood Night events. Tigers led 6-4 after a long inning before play halted for 30 minutes then more, with only one game completed as the storm lingered. Dublin and Moultrie split a twin bill earlier as Al Pietrewicz earned his ninth win.
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Varnedoe Field
Thomasville
Triesty
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Cardin
Leld
Tigers
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Dick Rts
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Rman
Skiwanis
John Nolana
Tigerstired
al Pietrewicz
Fuur
Dublin
Carroll Sembera
Braves
Horse Race Wager Totals and Entries Across Races
Wagering figures posted for multiple races with payouts for entries including Quintela and Rocker Pay, listing time and payoff data per horse. Saturday matinee and Friday entries show numerous 5 16 mile and 6 16 mile races with names such as J. C. s, Roy A, Quiniela, and Smart stables, plus a long roster of participants and odds.
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Holly
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Bill Cluck
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Rocker Jane
Brinda G
Thomasville Stars To Face Cairo In Softball Clash Saturday
The Thomasville Softball Stars host the Cairo Church All-Stars Saturday at 8 45 p m at the Thomasville Pony League Field on West Jackson Street. Starters include Bob Freeman Wiley Grady Norman Roddenberry Jimmy Clark Emmett McEachin Hugh Taylor Shelley Chastain Willis Singletary Wendell Johnson William Barrett with others like Howard Delaney Pat Kirkley and Osgood Cook. Umpires are R J Marchant and Lamar Bannister Scorer Herman Gamous.
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Thomasville Stars
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Norman) Roddenberry
Jimmy Clark
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Hugh Taylor
Shelley Chastain
Willis Singletary
Wendell Johnson
William Barrett
Howard Delaney
Pat Kirkley
Osgood Cook
R. J. Marchant
Lamar Bannister
Herman Gamous
Pro Am Opens Piney Woods Event With 39 Teams
The 44th annual Glen Arven Tournament pro am at Piney Woods Club attracts 39 teams as Maynard Brown leads a practice round amid a weed issue on his right hand. Entries include Leonard Williams and George Hubert from several clubs. organizers set rules with committees led by Jack Allen. The event continues Sunday with the 172 hole format beginning after two rounds of play.
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Pearson fires up Daytona with 160 mph practice run
David Pearson clocked 160.400 mph in a 1962 Pontiac during practice for the Firecracker 250 at Daytona Beach. Fred Lorenzen's Ford Galaxie 500 drafted with Pearson as both aim for a record pole speed. Pearson says a 155 mph average is needed for the 260 mile race next week.
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Ken Avery
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Charley
Kerry McDaniel
Daytona Beach
Fla
David Pearson
Spartanburg
D.C
Pearson
Fred Lorenzen
Elmhurst
Ill
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Lions Outgain Giants and Colts in Rushing But Struggle in Passing
The 1959 Detroit Lions led the league in rushing while finishing last in passing. Bob Fitzsimmons used his final dropkick to tie Wyoming 9 9 with Denver in 1921 with three kicks of 40 35 and 35 yards.
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Bob Fitze
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Yankees Rally To Top Twins In Tight AL Showdown
The New York Yankees beat Minnesota 4-2 as Marshall Bridges shut down the Twins in the eighth and ninth innings. Maris and Mantle hit homers, lifting New York into a virtual second place behind Cleveland with Los Angeles and Minnesota close behind. Angels crushed Boston 19-7. Baltimore swept Chicago 6-0. Kansas City beat Washington 10-7. In the NL, Los Angeles edged New York 5-4 in 13 innings, Philadelphia toppled San Francisco 17-2, and Chicago beat St. Louis 7-2.
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