Virginia Deer and Small Game Hunting Regulations Amended
The Virginia Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries adopted amended regulations on April 28 1961 detailing deer season dates bag limits quail rabbit grouse pheasant and turkey seasons and bag limits fox hunting rules and trapping depend on counties and zones. The document covers distinct areas west of the Blue Ridge and various county exceptions plus statewide dates and daily bag limits for several species.
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Code of Virginia
Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Blue Ridge Mountains
Amherst
Franklin, Henry
Nelson
Patrick
Pittsylvania
Bland
Buchanan
Carroll
Dickenson
Giles
Grayson
Lee Pulaski
Russell, Scott, Smyth
Tazewell
Washington
Wise and Wythe
Alleghany
Bath
Gathright
Buchanan, Carroll
Charles City
Clarke
Floyd
Franklin
Gloucester
Greene
Henry
Lancaster
Lee
Madison
Mathews
Middlesex
Montgomery
Norfolk
Northumberland
Page
Pulaski
Rappahannock
Richmond
Roanoke
Russell
Scott
Smyth
Warren
Westmoreland
Wise
Turkey
Rifle talk on crowding and safe hunting guidance
The article discusses population growth, expanding development, and the impact on hunting and outdoor activities. It urges responsible behavior, respect for others, and range safety while describing Winchester Rifle & Pistol Club activities, outdoor shooting plans, and junior Army qualifications with notable performances by Carolyn Wolfe, Ronnie Pietsch, Jack Sahm, Terry Plotner, and Vick Plotner.
Virginia hunting regulations amend trapping and bow hunting rules
The amendment specifies trapping seasons for beaver mink muskrat opossum otter and raccoon statewide from December 1 to March 10 with raccoon date variations by county. Bow hunting of squirrel bear and deer with specific arrow requirements is allowed October 15 to November 1. It also bans hunting with guns or dogs in National Forests during closed seasons and outlines possession rules and permit stamping. The changes take effect July 1, 1961.
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Clarke
Fairfax
Fauquier
Quantico Marine Reservation
Loudoun
Rappahannock
Clarke County
Newport News
Amelia County
Blue Ridge Mountains
Tazewell
Prince Edward
King George
Chesterfield
Franklin
Grayson
Patrick
Pittsylvania
Chesterfield County
Augusta
Richmond
Albanne
Amelia
Amhersta
National Forest
Appomattox
Charlotte
Culpeper
Dinwiddie
Darville
Halifax
Louisa
Nottoway
Stafford County
Rockingham County
State Health Department
Buue Ridge Mountains
Bedford
Bedford County
Bath
Frederick
Page
Rockbridge
Rockingham
Shenandoah
Warren
Accomack
Charles City
Gloucester
James City
Mathews
New Kent
Northampton
Princess Anne
York
Hampton
Alleghany
Bland
Botetourt
Buchanan
Carroll
Craig
Dickenson
Floyd
Giles
Henry
Lee
Montgomery
Pulaski
Roanoke
Russell
Scott
Smyth
Washington
Wise and Wythe
National Forests and Commission
Little North Mountain
Lehigh-Portland Cement Company Cooperative
Augusta County
Commission
Snead Sets Canada Cup Record in Dorado Beach Win
Sam Snead shot a 272 to set a Canada Cup individual record, leading the United States to a 560 stroke aggregate with teammate Demaret as they reclaim the cup at Dorado Beach. Demaret matched par 288 while Ben Arda’s late surge faded under pressure.
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Harold Classen
Associated Press
Dorado Beach
P.R
United States
Snead
Demaret
Beau Brummel
Links
Texas Jr
Arnold Palmer
PGA
Dai Rees
Wales
John Panton
Scotland
Goon
Canada
Penn Ae One
Philippines
Ben Arda
Manila
Thomson
Torakichi Nakamura
Japan
Tokyo
Christy O’connor
Ireland
al Balding
Carry Back Hurt Left Front Ankle Costs Belmont Crown
Carry Back the Derby and Preakness winner failed to win the Belmont as injuries appeared to slow him. Katharine Price of Miami owns the colt trained at Monmouth Park, with doctors planning further X rays to assess the left front ankle. Sherlock, owned by Jacob Sher, won the Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park in a dominant finish, as trainer Harold Young and owner Sherman eyed a possible Dwyer bid.
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N.J
Carry Back
Miami
Jacob Sher
Sherlock
Belmont Park
Peace
Katherine Price
Monmouth Park
New York
Price
Leonard P. Sasso
Globemaster
Louisville
Baltimore
Johnny ‘Salers
Buck
Harold Young
Sherluck
Aqueduct
Braulio Baeza
Kenneland
Lexington
Baeza
Eddie Arcaro
Serva Ar
Metis
Local junior shooting scores show solid starts and early leads
Jock White opens with 85 prone and 80 sitting in a junior event after a 317 sub-junior total. Joey Wright debuts kneeling at 33 30 36x50 in NBA firing. Ronnie Pietsch shoots 38 39 and two 35s in Sharpshooter prone. Wendell Porterfield logs 41 prone with Winchester at Bar One. Jack Sahm earns a Marksman First Class score on a different rifle. Jimmie Jarrell earlier posted 35 41 sitting for Br Thee. Two to go.
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Joey Wright
Ronnie Pietsch
Wendell Porterfield
Winchester
Jack Sahm
Marksman
Jimmie Jarrell
Br Thee
Moore Meets Rinaldi in Title Bout as Challenge Grows
Archie Moore faces Giulio Rinaldi in Rome on a non title rematch that could threaten Moore's disputed crown. The 213th pro fight for Moore features a 181-25-6 record with 130 knockouts, televised on ABC from 9 p.m. EST.
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Associated Press
Iipears Boxing Association
Moore
Harold Johnson
New York
Massachusetts
Europe
Sene
Giulio Rinaldi
Tai
Rome
Dane Big Yvon Durelle
Aho
ABC
Garden State Park Leading Riders 1960
In 1960 at Garden State Park the spring title went to rider Bill Hartack and the fall title to John Sellers reflecting the season’s top jockeys at the New Jersey track.
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Garden State Park Racetrack
Bill Hartack
John Sellers
Belmont purse goes to Sherlock in historic Derby take
Sherlock wins the Belmont purse of 104,900 dollars with the highest straight price in Belmont history at 132.10 for 2. Tommy Barrow rode Jersey Derby colt, who finished fourth.
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Tommy Barrow
Sherlock
Five die on Virginia highways over the weekend
Five persons died in accidents on Virginia highways over the weekend. The toll for the year reached 290, just 12 behind last year at this time. Victims included Emily Ser of Fishersville, Bernard Taylor of Howerton, Henry Coursey of Charlottesville, Joseph Creel of Culpeper, and Bikande, age 60, of an unspecified city.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Bikande
Emily Onea Ser
Fishersville
U.S. 340
Waynesboro
Augusta County
Bernard Leroy Taylor
Howertons
Essex
Acorns
Westmoreland County
Henry Coursey
Charlottesville
Rose Hill Drive
Joseph J. Creel
Culpeper
U.S
Civil Service Openings Drawn Into Local Hiring Window
Job seekers from ages 18 to 62 are urged to prepare for U.S. Civil Service openings in the area over the next 12 months. Authorities outline typical postings, required qualifications, and the application process to help residents ready for upcoming postings.
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U.S. Civil Service
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