Sighting-In Emphasized for Hunter Readiness in Arizona
Tucson Rifle Club and Wildlife Unlimited report that sighting-in sessions greatly improve hunting proficiency and safety. Many hunters lack basic weapon handling and zeroing skills, sparking calls for certification and stricter preparedness rules. A fungus affects trout at Lyman Lake, while a new sportfishing barge arrives near Guaymas for non-charter trips. Local Tucsonans plan elk hunts in Durango, and jaguar hunting limits push Dale Lee toward British Honduras. An Oceanside charter boat owner shares fishing options as two outdoorsmen meetings loom this week.
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Tucson Rifle Club
Wildlife Unlimited
Arizona
Mac McCann
Two Linebackers Lead Southwest All-America Contenders
Texas star Tommy Nobis and Arkansas standout Ronnie Caveness top regional voting for All-America. Both 215 pounds with fierce tackling, Nobis also shines as an offensive guard while Caveness handles occasional offense. Others on check lists include Baylor's Lawrence Elkins Texas Tech’s Danny Anderson Rice’s Malcolm Walker and Arkansas end Jerry Lamb.
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Dallas
Tommy Nobis
Texas
Ronnie Caveness
Arkansas
Firetrainvace
Coatan
Nobis
Caveness
Lawrence Elkins
Baylor
Ernie Kay
Danny Anderson
Texas Tech
Malcolm Walker
Rice
Bill van Fleet
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Elkins
Bears
Lou Maysel
Austin American
Nobis and
Ray
Orville Henry
The
Arkansas Gazette
Jerry Lamb
Dave Campbell
Waco News-Tribune
Campbell
Roy
Wes Box
Krld-Tv
Ken Hatfield
Arkansas’ Mighty
Mickey Herskowitz
Houston Post
Walker
Anderson
Shooting Roundup Prominent Scores At State Pistol Meet
Tucsonian Bill Joyner led resident category with 2584 100x, while Harry Aitken was runner up at 2583 91x. George Sprague topped civilian with 2495 51x, and Air Force Lackland AFB swept team aggregates. The two day event drew 1100 competitors, with 46 masters and 17 teams. Tucson shooters piled several high civilian and service titles as competition spread across multiple categories.
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Phoenix
Joyner
Aitken
Yuma
George Sprague
Air Force
Johnny L. Mahan
Lackland Afb
Border Patrol
Tucson
Dave Rice
Mary Peterson
Tucson Rifle Club
Fred Wielang
Jack Hoke
Leonard Brewster
Eldon Buckter
OW. Beckstead
R. Beckstead
Wes McCartney
Fire Danger Pointed Out To Hunters
The U S Forest Service warns deer hunters that fire danger in Arizona national forests is high and will stay high without rain. It urges careful campfire handling and notes it is illegal to abandon fires. Arizona deer season opens Friday as about 11.3 million acres will be open to hunting.
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Phoenix
U.S. Forest Service
Forest Service
Arizona
Tibbs Loses in Sixth Round to Garcia in Paris Match
Angel Garcia stopped Tommy Tibbs of Lancaster Ohio in the sixth round of a scheduled ten round lightweight bout in Paris last night. Garcia improved his record while Tibbs suffered a loss in the Paris ring.
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California
Dan Daniel
Oceanside
Calif
Viola Daniel
Ben Klimst
Paris
UPI
Angel Garcia
Tommy Tibbs
Lancaster
Ohio
Central YMCA dominates Tucson Sports Day in multiple events
Tucson's Central YMCA swept handball badminton and volleyball against Phoenix YMCA. Handball led by Kill' Klub players with 22-2 in Class A. Badminton edged 10-8, with March and Wallace 3-0 and Long and Moller 2-1. Volleyball final 4-3 after a 15-13 deciding game. Handball singles and doubles results listed. swimming dual meet shows Desert Inn Aquatic Club defeating South Branch YMCA 21714 12344 with Chris Asher, Pat Siefarth, Wayne Smith each earning three wins. Don Miller three for South Branch.
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Tucson
Central Ymca
Phoenix Ymca
Kill’ Klub
Central Y
Phoenicians
Harry March
Tom Wallace
Bob Long
Joe Moller
Phoenix
Tuck
Feldman
Kioman
Stanton
Forsythe
Shattuck
Estrada
Nate Tuck
Barry
Rigter
Porter
Shat- Tuck
Ocoubles — Handler-Arida
Spevak-Kravitt
Kloman-Risler
Ets Hokin Kembel
Spevak-Kravitz
Rigler- Kloman
Desert Inn Aquatic Club
South Branch Ymca
Chris Asher
Pat Siefarth
Wayne Smith
Don Miller
South Branch
Eddie Arcaro Named Man of the Year by Guild
Retired jockey Eddie Arcaro was honored by the Monmouth Park Jockey Club after being selected as Man of the Year by the Jockeys Guild. Arcaro served as president of the guild for 13 years.
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New York
UPI
Eddie Arcaro
Monmouth Park Jockey Club
Jockeys’ Guild
Arcaro
Strong Seniors Field Opens Play in National Open
Joe Mozel, 61, founder of the U S National Senior Golf Association, leads a 250-player field in the 1964 national seniors open at Reno. Pros compete for about 30 000 and amateurs for up to 15 000 in prizes, with 65 pros among the 250 total in medal play through Friday and a final 18 at Hidden Valley Country Club.
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Joe Mozel
Los Angeles
Mozel
Green Hills
Millbrae
Calif
Reno
E. J. Dutch Harrison
Sun City
Ariz
Harrison
Jimmy Demaret
Chuck Consdon
Johnny Bulla
Joe Brown
Ellsworth Vines
John Barnum
Chuck White
Hidden Valley Country Club
Hidden Valley
Washoe County
Sports Clippings Highlight Stan Mikita Leads NHL Scoring
Stan Mikita of the Chicago Black Hawks tops NHL scoring with 12 points over five games. Denver coach Max Speedie weighs waivers for Gene Mingo and Willie West amid team discipline. Colorado tackle Kirk Osborn out for season with dislocated elbow after Nebraska loss. Kerry West of the Los Angeles Lakers leads NBA scoring with 122 points in four games. Ames hospital to discharge 13 ISU players after food poisoning. illness deemed not serious. Art Seatie plans tactical runs at Bonneville to chase world speed records.
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Stan Mikita
Chicago Black Hawks
National Hockey League
Denver Bronco
Max Speedie
Gene Mingo
Willie West
Colorado
Kirk Osborn
Nebraska
Kerry West
Los Angeles Lakers
National Basketball Association
Iowa State University
Ames
C.oy. Hamilton
Utah
Salt Flats
Bonneville
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McCann
TRC
Lyman Lake
Arizona Game and Fish Department
Game and Fish Department
Lyman
Guaymas
Tom Jamison
Miramar Beach
Old Pueblo
Otto Gambacorta
E. L. Fields
G. A. Porter
John Haynes Jr
Pem Nuzum
W. Curtis Wilcox
Harold Smith
Pablo Ortega Jr
Big Elk
Durango
Ortega
Pablo Sr
John Gabusi
Frank Gomez
Pablo Junior
Lee
Mexico
Dale Lee
Dale
British Honduras
Nayarit
Bill Atchley
Oceanside Charter Contact
Dan
Danny
VFW
E. Speedway
Miler-Cete Petoren
Frederick Picher
Southwest
Vlvb
Wayne Pieri
Ronald Clark
Mike Hart
Randy Gustafson
Andy Maldonado
George Fefard
Little Davee
Judy Burns
Cindy Burns
Trap & Skeet Club
Frank Drachman Jr
Frank Drachman Sr
Jack French
Joan Drachman
John Lund
Gary Bulley
Lionel Fratey
George Parker
Jim Smith
Clay Lockett
Fr Drachman Jr
Continental
McAdoo
Zary South
Jane Ruh
E. Fc. Haynes
Ed Smith
Jean Edwards
Tibbs
BIG Edge
H. T. Silvertown Premium
Baum & Adamson
N. Stone
Park
Speedway
Alvernon
Camel
Tucson Blvd
Anda
JSON Warehouse
East Sixth Street
Ford
Plymouth
Icaduae
Gsexls
Craycroft & Wilmot
Reno-4p
U. S
America
A. Savage
Medina
Sporting Goods
N. Main Ave
Thur
FBI
Gyete Kelly Prestige Nylom 22
Capin
Nel Road
DODGE
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Bill Breck Dodge, Inc
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