Fannin Backed For Game and Fish Board Change
Tucson outdoorsmen praise Gov. Fannin for renaming Jack Mantle to the Game and Fish Commission and thank Tucson Rod and Gun Club reps Dennis Weaver Tom Gregory and Dusty Rhodes for advocating Mantle. Javelina bow-hunt noted east of San Pedro. Roosevelt Lake bass spawn predicted. Papago Reservation limits on predator hunting clarified. antelope transplant eyed for San Simon Bowie area. Pena Blanca trout plant planned for early February.
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Fannin
Tucson
Tucson Rod and Gun Club
Jack
Dennis Weaver
Tom Gregory
Rod and Gun Club
Dusty Rhodes
Game and Fish Department
Jim Wilson
San Pedro
Redington Pass
Ole Barney
Jim
Record Desert Whitetail Club
T. K
Pete) Prime
New Mexico
Game and Fish Commission
Jack Mantle
Wes Bramball
Lou Briggs
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Friendship
Cincinnati
Roosevelt
Lowell
Pickard
Papago
Enos Francisco
San Simon-Bowie
Seymour, Levy
U.S. Bureau of Land Management
Bill Reynolds
Dave Foster
Tom Knagge
Ted Knipe
Pena Blanca
Belinsky Promises Better Conduct With Angels In 1963
Bo Belinsky signed with the Los Angeles Angels after a turbulent rookie season. He pledged to focus on baseball, while Angels general manager Fred Haney said Belinsky could become a fine pitcher if he concentrates. The article notes Belinsky’s off field troubles and a no hitter year, plus other signings by several clubs.
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Associated Press
Bo Belinsky
Belinsky
Napoleon
Waterloo
Los Angeles Angels
Fred Haney
Haney
Welu Sets All Star Bowling Tourney Record In Kansas City
Billy Welu from St. Louis extended his lead in the All-Star Bowling Tournament with a 26 game total of 5855. He posted a 1292 six game block in the first semifinal and shattered the event record, with 12, 16 and 24 game marks also noted. Ted Hoffman Jr. moved to second at 5694, after a 1314 series that included a 298 game. Defending champ Dick Weber and four-time champ Don Carter were to bowl later as the original 288 player field was reduced to 96 for semifinals. Low qualifying score for the semis stood at 4053 by Buzz Fazio.
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St. Louis
WELW
Ted Hoffman Jr
Philadelphia
Hoffman
Dick Weber
Don Carter
Buzz Fazio
Detroit
Recreation Leagues showdowns spark high scoring night
Jack Ellis Sporting Goods exploded for a 73 to 60 win over Jameson’s Sporting Goods in Class AA. The Pueblo City Leagues feature close, uneven play with multiple teams posting wins including Alley Rats 41-37 over Bail Hawks and Tucson High MC Club 50-28 over Polo Village.
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Jack Ellis Sporting Goods
Jameson’s Sporting Goods
City Recreation
Pueblo High
Kemmerias
Nymayer
Daf
Skalsgi
Teste
Alley Rats
Monnacall
Bail Hawks
Roud
Tucson High MC Club
Bates
AFL Future May Hinge On Victory In Suit Against NFL
AFL lawyer Warren E Baker argues the future of the American Football League hinges on winning a 10.8 million antitrust suit against the National Football League. He claims the NFL used monopoly power to bar the AFL from key metropolitan markets, while NFL attorney Gerhard A. Gesell says the AFL has entered six of 17 claimed markets and thrives.
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AFL
NFL
Alexandria
American Football ‘League
National Football League
Warren E Baker
Torney
Gesell
Dallas
Minneapolis
Gesel
Baker
College Cage Scores Mixed From Several Matches
Scores from various college games show MAST New Haven 101 over Pavisville and Rly Navy oF 99 while South Georgia edged Stetson 10 7. East Tamnasigs 56 beat Midwest Chicago Loyola 45 and Ohio Univ. 72 lost to Notre Dacre 94 66. Michigan State 66, Western 94. Wayland 74 over SOUTHEAST New Mixleo 94.
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Pavisville, Rly
Navy of
South Georgia
Stetson
Murray
Tamnasigs
Midwest
Chicago
Loyola
Ohio
Univ
Notre Dacre
Purdue
Michigan
Wayland
Chamberlain Stumbles From Lead In Scoring Race
Wilt Chamberlain of the San Francisco Warriors slumped to 117 points over four games last week, averaging 29.3 while his season mark remains 46.2 per game atop the league. Despite leading the scoring race, his 50-point pace has fallen from last year as Elgin Baylor trails in second.
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Los Angeles
Chamberlain
Kansas
Pelthy St. Louis
West
L.A
Guerin N.Y
Howell
Oat
Twyman
Cin
Embry, Cin
Anti-Bribe Bill Seen in Arizona House
A tough sports anti-bribery bill was introduced in the Arizona House with heavy co sponsorship from Pima County Republican Reps Doug las Holsclaw Edward Chambers David Hawk ins and Thomas Webster. The measure makes offering or soliciting a sports bribe a felony with penalties of one to 10 years in prison and up to 16000 dollars fine for the briber and one to five years plus up to 10000 dollars for the bidder.
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Phoenix
House Today
Pima County
Douglas Holsclaw
Edward Chambers
David Hawkins
Thomas Webster
Sugar Ray Robinson fights for money and a comeback
Sugar Ray Robinson, aging yet hopeful, says he fights for income and a chance at another title run. He schedules a Jan 30 bout with Ralph Dupas in Miami Beach as part of a plan toward a London clash with Terry Downes and possibly Dick Tiger, while acknowledging fading reflexes and lingering doubts about finances.
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UPI
Sugar Ray Robinson
Fifth Street
Ralph Dupas
New Orleans
Terry Downes
London
Dick Tiger
Sugarman
Dupas
Downes
Tiger
Sugar Rays
Robinson
Sports Clippings From Wire Services
Truck driver David Dona hue must stand trial February 4 on offering a bribe to a University of Washington basketball player. A chairman says the fate of prize fighting in New York rests with the public. Pittsburgh stadium plans await county action. Alejandro Lavorante remains in a coma and receives a $700 wheelchair for rehab. Jim Taylor of the Green Bay Packers is resting after tests confirm tuberculous meningitis. Joe Brown fights tonight in his second bout since losing the title. Ray Wietecha retires after 10 NFL seasons. Nearly 200 golfers begin the 29th Annual American Seniors Golf title in cold conditions. First accidents occur on the new bobsled chute for the 1963 World Championships at Iglis Austria. North and South Korea officials plan a single team for the 1964 Olympics.
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David Dona‘hue
University of Washington
New York State
Joint Legislative Committee On
Pittsburgh
Alejandro Lavorante
Jim Taylor
Green Bay Packers
Joe Brown
Ray Wietecha
New York
Iglis
Austria
North
South Korea
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U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
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