Lake proposal talks falter amid dock site dispute
Rail N Corp proposal to develop a Catalina Mountains lake stalled as the Arizona Game and Fish Department and Western States commissioners clash over a public boat-docking facility on public land. Arrington said Rail N did not meet meeting invites and the department may spend about $190,000 if a final agreement is signed.
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Rose Canyon Gets Trout Plant Schedule Unveiled
The Arizona Game and Fish Department planted about one thousand rainbow trout in Rose Canyon Lake last night. This first plant of the month precedes a planned fourth week of June release and a fuller schedule with one plant in July two in August and one in September to complete the sequence.
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Western States Association Convention Ends at Ramada Inn
The 42nd annual convention of the Western States Association of State Game and Fish concluded this afternoon at the Ramada Inn. Commissioners closed with viewpoints on the theme As Others See Us. The group included sporting goods and guest ranch representatives, followed by a panel of a sportsman educator and public relations expert.
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Kent Takes Mat Feature in Last Night’s Wrestling Show
Kent won a disputed decision over Tito Montez in the main event at the Sports Center wrestling exhibition. In the co feature Danny Hodge, billed as world junior heavyweight champion, swept two straight falls from Alberto Sato. Preliminaries saw The Mad Mongol defeat Jim Osborn Pancho Pico overcome Oscar Salazar and Rocky Smith beat The Mammy.
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Ram Rookie Told To Quit
Los Angeles doctors advised former USC lineman Mike McKeever to give up a pro football career. McKeever, who was drafted by the Los Angeles Rams after the 1960 season, suffered a brain injury in the 1960s. Doctors say he has recovered from the hematoma but fear football’s rigors could trigger a recurrence.
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Tribe Wins Fifth Straight As Indians Top Orioles
The Cleveland Indians extended their winning streak to five with a 9-5 victory over the Baltimore Orioles. Birdie Tebbetts inspired the charge as Cleveland climbed to seventh place, five games behind the leaders, while Baltimore dropped to third as Chicago and New York pulled ahead. Other AL action saw Boston beat Detroit 7-3 in 15 innings with Malzone and Stuart homers and Radatz a stellar reliever. Minnesota edged Chicago 4-3 with a late rally led by Allen and Rollins. Segui earned his first win for the Athletics as they beat the Angels 7-2.
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Snell Coach Lydiard Questions Mile Record Prospects
Auckland reports coach Arthur Lydiard doubts Peter Snell's fitness has improved since 1961 62. He cites the mile record near 3 54 4 and predicts 3 50 within two years if training tightens. Lydiard says he no longer guides Snell and laments past peak potential.
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McDaniel Reclaims Second in Tri-City Standings at Tucson
Tri-City driving standings show Frank McDaniel moving back to second with 1,185 points, 11 behind Benton Burns. Hank Arnold leads at 1,541. All top drivers hail from Tucson and race at Tucson Speedway this Friday. In stock cars, Larry Long holds a narrow lead over Gene Curtis, 449 to 444, with Carl Trimmer atop the Roadsters at 488.
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Baseball scoreboard reads scattered major leagues results
Scoreboard shows games from the American and minor leagues with teams such as Washington at Boston Cleveland at Detroit and Baltimore at New York. Other按 lines note Richmond beating Indianapolis 5 to 4 in the International League and several Pacific Coast League Texas League and Eastern and Southern circuits with postponements and postponed games.
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Boutell Shoots Way Into Open Qualification
Southwest amateur golf champion Wayne Breck failed yesterday to win one of nine spots in the U S Open at Brookline Mass next week. George Boutell of Phoenix an ASU student led Arizona qualifiers with 75 74 149 in Pittsburgh. Don Cherry from Purchase N Y also qualified in the sectionals.
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