Black powder rifle talk and hunting claims across eras
The piece argues black powder rifles remain useful for collectors and recreations. It describes reloading old or reshaped brass, loading with mud bullets, and comparing big bores from .38-55 to .45-70 for brush hunting. A deer taken with a single shot is described, along with cautions about bullet performance.
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Father
Prairie
Big Mountain
Paul
Gould
Area Sport Schedule for Thursday to Saturday
Shenandoah Downs hosts Thursday and Friday horse racing at 7 15 p m. Church League softball at Preston Field Bodie Grim Field and 1st Presbyterian Sacred conflict times. Industrial League games at Preston Field and Braddock Street Central standings. Saturday features Rubbermaid Brigade Terry Industries Henkel Harris and Crown Cork and Seal matchups with Grove Lime Intertype and Capitol Records, plus Phillips 66 and Godfrey Volkswagen and Vick and Marys facing Royal Crown.
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Shenandoah Downs
Preston Field
Burnt Factory
Fairview
Grace Bible
Wesley
Ist Brethren
North Frederick Diamond
Ist Presbyterian
Sacred
Bodie Grim
Phillips 66
Royal Crown
Nichols
F&m Bank
Braddock
Crown Cork
Rubbermaid Brigade
Diamond No
Terry Industries
Rubbermaid
Henkel - Harris
Crown
Cork and Seal
Grove Lime Co
Intertype
Capitol Records
Godfrey Volkswagen
Vick and Mary’s
Bowling results highlight strong league action at Health Center Lanes
Leona Buckner led Polly's Cab with a 408 series as they beat Buckley Lages 2-1. Coca Cola edged Maryland Country Girls 2-1. Team No. 8 also won 2-1. In Men’s Triples, American Finance totaled 1215 with Don Nartin, Eugene Funkhouser and Charles Swartz posting strong scores. The Oates Grocery team clinched the 1970-71 Ladies Commercial League title with a 2509 five-game rolloff victory over Ebert Reproduction & Supply.
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Leona Buckner
Jean Pitta
Polly
Virginia Schuller
American Finance
Don Nartin
Eugene Funkhouser
Charles Swartz
Evan Creswell
Artie Kiracofe
Mattie Sirbaugh
Libby McKee
Gertrude Renner
Allegheny Freight
Holiday Inn East
Maxine Miller
Jeannette Combs
Evelyn Frye
Helen Buncutter
Pinettes
Lamar Sloan Ford
Dottie Grim
Wanda Myers
Alley Cats
Sleepers
Betty Salyan
Phyllis - Dick
Goode & Johnson Insurance
Mickie Manuel
Insurance Girls
Health Center
Woody Armel
Woody
Edna Webster
Barbara Davis
Peggy McDonald
Suzie Bentley
Roadrunners
Earl's
Esso
Gertrude Lancke
Jane Riley
Early Birds
Naomi Houston
Sandy Hepler
Carol Beaver
Shawnee Restaurant
Cellerettes
Webbrown Market
Franklin Auto Service
Glenna Cole
Marie Longerbeam
Marie Franklin
Flo Baker
Mae Taylor
Wampler Mobile Court & Sales
Valley Pike Tire & Battery
Virginia McDonald
Sally Rodger
Town & Country Beauty Salon
Brakeshoe Grocery
Cindy Larrick
Barbara Vance
June Weller
Louise Armstrong
Cooper's Jewelers
Ebert Reproduction & Supply
Jennie Moore
Frances Dodson
S & H White Castle
Tab
Oates Grocery
Judy Oates
Oates
Helen Snapp
Diana Stotler
Barbara Butler
Cookie Sullivan
Ladies Commercial League
Cowboys Trade Rentzel in L.A. Rams Deal Amid Wide Receiver Shuffle
Dallas moves Rentzel to the Rams for Billy Truax and Wendell Tucker while sending Lance Alworth to the Cowboys for Pettis Norman Tony Liscio and Ron East. Cowboys also added Gloster Richardson as they retool their receiving corps in a seven player swap. Rentzel pleads guilty to indecent exposure and exits a playoff push. Alworth, in nine seasons, has 9,584 yards and 81 touchdowns.
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Denne H. Freeman
Associated Press
Dallas, Tex
Dallas Cowboys
Bob Hayes
Lance Rentzel
Los Angeles Rams
Billy Truax
Wendell Tucker
Lance Alworth
San
Alworth
Cate Alworth
Norman
Liscio
East
American League Leaders Highlights and Standouts
A compact rundown from The Associated Press lists top AL performances. Highlights include Oliva of Minnesota leading batting and runs, Killebrew and Cash among RBI and home runs leaders, and pitching leaders Blue and Lolich with low ERAs and high wins.
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Oliva
Minn
Murcer
N.Y
Yastrzemski
Bost
Buford
Bast
Killebrew
Bando
Oak
Tovar
Cardenas
Northrup
Det
Unser
Wash
Schaal
K-C
Cash
W.horton
White
Otis
K.C
J.powell
Balt
Campaneris
Pinson
Cleve
Siebert
Blue
Lolich
Church League Standings Show Mixed Results
The standings list teams including O bie Seven Upset Wals King Guess Who Black Opal Tiger River Phantom Spy Gun Away and Demon Runner reflecting a varied church league field with shifting positions.
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O’bie
Wals King
Hasty Betsy
Sigler
Enola Bay
Depalo
Ryx
Lewis
bin O
Mist
Small
Doge Hill
Lacuna Pine
Gustines
Queen City Rebel
Elliott
O'Bie
CG. C. Smith
Fanny D
Marcus M
Grove
Lady Nametoo
Canizo
Louie’s Tune
Novelist
Hess
Big Casino
Fitzgerald
Canito
Benjamin
Tauchica
Blank
Harvey G
Red Voyager
Gino
Brandy Kay
Admiral Flash
Lauchrica
Billy
Bum
F.W. Kratz
Man
Dr. Alexander
Jeanne G
Ford
Mighty Monte
Witmer
Secatello
Gusti Ss
Money Machine
Espinosa
Bart A
F.W. Era
Guess Who
Reeder
Belvoir
College
Seldomridge
F. Kratz
Cape
J. Kratz
Saavedra
Figgins
Detlege
C.C. Smith
Amusement
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Reds play at plate as Nolan mishap leads to run
Gary Nolan pitched from the left centerfield wall collapse in the third inning for Cincinnati. Reds catcher John Bench chased a wide throw to the plate as a run scored on the play.
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Gary Nolan
Cincinnati
Reds
John Bench
Major League Standings And Scores At A Glance
The Associated Press overview shows National League East leaders Pittsburgh and New York, followed by St. Louis Chicago Montreal Philadelphia, with Montreal and Atlanta chasing in midseason. Results list Atlanta Montreal 4 Philadelphia New York 1 Pittsburgh Cincinnati 1 Los Angeles St. Louis 5 San Diego Houston 1 and Chicago San Francisco 9 5. Pending games include Pittsburgh at Cincinnati and San Francisco at Chicago with several night matchups.
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New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Montreal
Phila
San Fran
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Houston
Cincinnati
San Diego
Gentry
Philadelphia
Wise
Renko
Niekro
Kirby
Blasingame
Boston
Baltimore
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Oakland
Minnesota
Kansas City
California
Milwaukee
Chicagd
Bahnsen
Lee
McNally
Janeski
Cox
Coleman
Ceveland
Foster
Krausse
Dobson
Hamm
Wright
National hair consultant to visit Winchester Saturday
National's Hair Consultant J J Hall will be at Holiday Inn Motel U S 11 South Winchester on Saturday May 22 from 1 p m to 8 30 p m for a free private consultation. No charge or obligation and written guarantee on pro rated basis if accepted for treatment.
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J.J. Hall
Winchester
Holiday Inn
U.S. 11 South
Kansas City Royals Board Member Connected to Former Star Editor
Bart A. Ernie Mehl, former sports editor of the Kansas City Star, serves on the Kansas City Royals board of directors. The note lists Mehl among other named individuals connected to the organization in a brief roster item.
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Ernie Mehl
The
Kansas City Star
Kansas City Royals
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