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The Sacramento Bee from Sacramento, California • 86

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1 I I Lu i Page D2 ME SACRAMENTO BEE Thursday November 21 1966 Sportsmen Have Much To Aussie Stolle Is Named No 1 Amateur Netter Stolle led No 1 Netter AIM bias For Super Bowl Pro Grid Bathe SPORTSMAN'S DIGEST1Arp GAME WHEN IT'S STORMY )124 's ed Imhof lollsf )(Der 'vi Vit vorisfiTty --)-ioc: J)1'ed Imihof 7 4Abodkpa 40''''' 00: '''''F Be Thankful For In State Apst "11a VVND 4 I You bet there's plenty to be thankful for when you are a jt hirg and hunting nut in VIA a s41 A ci kr" Jk fILSWItU has joined several other major is joined several other major By Glenn Spuller Golden State sportsmen may seriously give thanks for on this Thanksgiving Day they a re blessed not alone with ideal league cities in bidding for the cities in bidding for the Good Day RETREAT WHEN STORMY WINDS BLOW 8 Super Bowl HILLY COUNTRY LOOK FOR tween the champli GAME SLOPED DOWN ON -rHe professional Nation LEa sipE 0 RIDGES WITHIN 200 YARDS OP THE TOP IN League and Americ THE TIMBER EDGES BEYOND League THIS AREA FALLEN TIMBER (A) INDICATES WHERE WINOS John Mckla le pre SMASH DOWN VIOLENTLY Atlanta Braves de Ditch for Atlanta WI 8 Super Bowl WINDS BLOW NTRY LOOK FOR tween the champions DOWN ON -rHe professional National RIDGES WITH IN )F THE TOP IN League and American DGES BEYOND League ALLEN -rtmaER WHERE wiNt)5 John Mcliale VIOLENTLY Atlanta Braves vItsi? pitch for Atlanta at 8 Super Bowl een the champions ofessional National and American John Mcliale lanta Braves tch for Atlanta ATLANTA (AP) Atlanta 1 Can you give us the scores of that unbeaten 1951 Univerague sity of an Francisco football team and the names of those who went to the pro' ranks after USF gave up football? A The 1951 USF team went through the season undefeated i and untied The scores: Beat San Jose 39-2 Idaho 28-7 Camp Pendleton 26-0 San Jose in a second game 4'2-7 ham 32-26 San Diego NTC 26-7 Santa Clara 26-7 College of the Pacific 47-14 Loyola 20-2 Total 284-72 9 wins 0 losses 0 ties These players went to the pro teams and joined the team named alongside their names: Ed Brown Bears Gino Mar- chetti Texans 011ie Matson Cardinals Mike Mergen Card- inals Merrill Peacock Cardinals Jim Scudero Redskins Bob St Clair Forty Niners Louis Stephens Redskins and Ralph Thomas Cardinals The Coast writers rated this team the best defensive club on the West Coast weather for their four-day out-: Yesterday was a good one as Mg but with field and stream far as the duck and goose shoot-action that rod and gun addicts ers were concerned 0 I of few other states enjoy enough there was no ind nu Where on Nov 24 can youfog in most sections and no find ducks geese pheasantsi'storm but for some funny reaqdail chukar squirrels rabbitsson the big birds worked out atId bear as prime gunning tar- from refuges well within gun-gets? Or what area offers wi-ning range and spiraled i o' ter trout kokance rice and grasslands giv-' salmon sturgeon striped bass'ing the gunner powder burning' catfish black bass and crappie going both ways Ducks de-' mi this autumn date Then too'coyed rather well too a there are Jacks coon bobcatIpond shooters on many clubs coyote mountain lion and plen-lenjoyed sport with choice birds coyote mountain lion and plen enjoyed sport wan cnoice was is expected this will continue for several days as waterfowling shares the holiday spotlight to a great extent Pheasants are to corner a 'major portion of the long week-i end afield The wily rooster be difficult to route from heavy cover for the mere vibration of feet will send them out the opposite end of the field to find the deepest thickest tangle possible Only the lad with a keen nosed pup will enjoy limiting sport and regularly warm the barrel! of his shotgun Even with a trained dog taking two birds a day will be no cinch Bottom lands heavy tule fringe brush areas seldom worked beet fields and large expanses of clover along with other thick vegetation will be the hiding places to more than carefully work out Rice and carefully work out Rice and game bey of the Football Football president of the delivered the 1k (I Wednesday in -Vit telegram to NFL Commission- 414: er Pete Rozelle 1 1 McIlale declared the Braves 1 the Atlanta Stadium Authority i the Atlanta Falcons and the 104 Chamber of Commerce would promote the playoff Several In Running Rozelle however said there are several cities in the running for the game Jim Kensil NFL public rela- tions di request for the Super Bowl will rector said "Atlanta's be acknowledged and given con game be- of the Football Football president of the delivered the Wednesday in telegram to NFL Commission- Pete Rozelle McIlale declared the Braves IN FLAT COUNTRY GAME RETREATS INTO THicK SWAMPS OR OTHER WINDBREAKS ALL GAME FEED HEAVILY BEFORE A STORM sem IN To FAsr UNTIL rr QUITS THEM HUNGER STARTS THEM FEED-o ING AGAIN IN FARED SPC195 ITRY GAME HicK SWAMPS paREA(s FEED HEAVILY )RM SETS IN TO QUITS THEM TS THEM FEED- FARED SPOTS I NEW YORK (AP) Fred 1Stolle of Australia is the No 1 'amateur tennis player in the world in the year-end rankings of World Tennis Magazine Stolle winner of the US championship was given a slight edge over the Wimbledon 'winner Manolo Santana of Sa pin The best US placing was fifth by Dennis Ralston of flak ersfield Calif The top ten: Fred Stolle Australia 2 Manolo Santana Sat pin 3 Tony Roche Australia 4 Roy Emerson Australia 5 Dennis Ralston USA 6 Arthur Ashe USA Richmond Va 7 Cliff Drysdale South Africa 8 John Newcombe Australia 9 Clark Graebner US A Beachwood Ohio 10 Istvan Gulvas Hungary 1 Billie Jean King of Long Calif the Wimbledon tops the women's i rankings Maria Bueno of Brazil is No 2 followed by Ann Jones of England Margaret Smith of Australia Nancy Richey of the USA Dallas Tex Anette Van 741 South Africa: Rosemary Casala USA San Francisco 1Norma Baylon Argentina Virginia Wade England and Franicoise Durr France lEh Oh (AP) Fred ralia is the No 1 ls player in the year-end rankings nis Magazine ner of the US was given a ier the Wimbledon Santana of SaUS placing was is Ralston of Bak Fred Stolle Ausnolo Santana SaRoche Australia Ion Australia 5 )n USA 6 ArUSA Richmond Drysdale South Newcombe Ausrk Graebner US 1 Ohio 10 Istvan ary i King of Long the Wimbledon )ps the women's la Bueno of Brazil wed by Ann Jones dargaret Smith of ncy Richey of the Tex Anette Van kfrica: Rosemary San Francisco Argentina and Franrance What are the attendance figures for the Giants and Dodgers at home and on the road? A The Giants at home drew 1657192 in 1966 and on the road 2207374 That road figure is for 76 games one short of the Dodgers who played 77 on the road The LA club's at home attendance 2617039 and on the road 2141212 ty of predators and small fur New arrivals from the north bearers as a bonus to land a shift in feeding patterns each and every lad and lass lapparently were responsible for with rod and gun action the increase in shot tossing It I I grain country offers less than 1 isming Tides other areas at the moment with Won Water Low Wate unharvested milo the No I bird "rid HiohWater Low Water Fishing Guide Who stole the most bases In 1966 as a team? Where did the Giants and Cards stand? A The Cardinals led the league with 144 stolen bases In 1966 The rest of the leagues finished In this order: Dodgers (93) Astros (89) Cubs (76) Reds (70): Pirates (64) Braves (59) Phi Is (56): Mets (55) Giants (30) sideration along with the oth iiiii GIL '0U1 1111W tilL 41U I ifilU FRANKS TRACT PH Ped catching limIts SL anglers not catching tithlspot Nov 751h 4110 am 1:411 am EX catching fish FR anglers catching fish COi 3:24 Din 10:00 0 anglers catching fish fish being caught Sal Salmon $t1 Bigger Streams Call Nov 26th 448 am 924 am Stee 'head St Striped Bass: BC Blue Gill Cat Catfish BB Black Bass CR I 3:48 pm 10:26 Crappie: Rainbow Brown Cut Cutihioat Golden Bk Brook Trout! U'ith temperatures dropping Nov 71th am 10b0 am Mack Mrkinaw KOK Kokanee I Catchables planted Sardnes Worms 4:17 pm pm Lures Minnow 1 Trolling Plugs Flies Bat it Roe below the freezing level in Nov 78th am 1036 am i 4:47 pm 11:54 Prn Nov 29th la am i1 :12 am Aaters Condition Lure Fsh Prospect cAn PAkk le I-Int i Nov 30th 5:12 pm 8:06 am 0:36 Sm Craoo le: Rainbow Brown Cut Cut Moot Golden Bk Brook Trout! With temperatures dropping Nov Mack MrkInaw KOK Kokanee I Catchables Wanted Sargnes Worms Lures Minnow 1 Trolling Plugs Hies Bat it Roe below the freezing level in Nov ater I CRIAMW0 San Pablo Is Hot Nov i DELTA ANGLING Where and when was Frank Gutch born? Where and when did he die? What was his weight when he was world wrestling campion? A Frank Gotch was born April 27 1876 on a farm three miles south of Humboldt la He weighed 215 pounds when he was heavyweight wrestling champion He died Dec 16 1917 at his home in Humboldt after an illness lasting more than a year Sart:) Clams Catfish Sard Clams Catfish Sorel Clams Cat St Sart Cams Cat St Sid Clams Cat St Troll Clams Cat St Sard rms Catfish I Sart lams Catfish St I Suet larns Catfish BuliheAtis TrOl'Strloed BsS Troll StB Sturgeon Pao' Poor Poor Pnor Poor Spotty Spotty Fa Fair Fair to Ex Dec Striped bass fishing In San Pablo Bay has been redhot this week on live bullheads Nov Carl Bennet of Rodeo re- Nov ports the average weight of Nov fish caught this week has been Nov in the 16-pound a tegor Nov Weather conditions the past DEC three days have been ideal Dec Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec i Where To Bee To 'Let Ads to find most desirable I(adv ies (adv Bee To nd most desirable (adv SACRAMENTO RIVER ARM Brickyard Sell II-Cefir Five Points 'ellear isieton Semi- lear Steamboat Slough semi- ear Cache Siouoh Semi-row Pio Vista Bav(iinote) Semi- lear Pm Vista PaY(Lower) Semi- leer Decker Isiang Semi-Clear 2rbd Tower Semi-Clear Suisun Bay Serni-Clear San Pablo Bay Semi-Ciear SAN JOAQUIN RIVER ARM Disit000inment Slitv Antioch Semi-Clear San Andreas Shoal Silty 3 Mile Slough Semi-Clear Santa Clara Shoal silty Franks Tract Semi-Clear Venice Sounding Bd Slitv Webb Cut Silty Dutch Taylor St Semi-Veer 548 pm 1154 am 1st 900 am 1:18 am 6:313 pm 12:42 pm RIO VISTA 25th 2:00 Pm 7 S3 811 1:24 pm 9 06 PM 26th 2:48 am 8 29 am i148 D111 941 pm 27tts 3:36 am 9 05 am 2:12 pm 10 17 pm nth 424 am 9 41 am 42 pm 10 S9 pm 29th 18 am 10 17 am 312 pm 11 41 pm 30th 6:06 am 10 59 am 3:48 PM 1st 7:00 am 0:23 am 4:30 pm 11:47 am WALNUT GROVE N'st 25th 325 am 938 am 2:49 pm 10:50 pm 4:13 am 10:14 am 3:13 pm 11:26 mrn am 10:50 am 3:37 pm 549 am 0 02 am 407 pm 11 26 am 643 am 0 44 am 4:37 pm )2 02 pm 731 am 1 26 am 5:13 pm 12 44 pm 8' 25 am 2 08 am 5:55 pm 1 12 26 am 44 A 02 pm 26 am 44 pm 08 am 12 pm Did Jackie Robinson ever make te Baseball Hall of Fame? If so when? A Jackie Robinson former UCLA all-around athletic and Dodger star player made the Cooperstown Hall of Fame In 1962 He was elected with 124 votes Fair Fair Fair Fair Fair Fair Fair Good Good Clams Catrsh Clams Catfish st CIAMS catfisht St a Clams at 8 Clams Catfish St CIIIMS Catfish St Clams Cattkh Clams Catfish Clams Catfish ers" He said the boNt city probably would be picked after representatives of the two leagues meet next week in New York Mc Hale's offer included the use of Atlanta Stadium and "full stadium services" "This includes stadium rental cost of tickets and distribution complete stadium mainte-1 nance and clean-up services" Mc Hale said But professional football fans have long been looking forward to the first meeting between the two leagues and the competition to stage the game is hot Other cities seeking to play' host are New Orleans Los Angeles Miami Houston Dallas San Francisco and Oakland LA Is Favored Most club owners are said to favor the 80000-seat Los An- geles Coliseum because of its size and the good weather In California But McHale said Atlanta's climate and facilities are also! good and that he is hopeful of landing the big game "We have a beautiful major league facility" be said "and the fans of Atlanta and the Southeast have a proven reputa- tion for being among the best in the nation" good and that he is hopeful or landing the big game "1Ve have a beautiful major league facility" he said "and' the fans of Atlanta and the SOUtheast have a proven reputa- tiOn far being among the best in the nation" many watersheds of the north Nov 26n state small as well as majorIN 274 flows have quickly receded and Nov 28th now are clearing The upperiNov 29th Sacramento upper Klamath Nov 20th Trinit Salmon the small Fla Ie ecu Is Nov 26th Nov 27th Nov 28th Nov 29th Nov 301h 1st Slow Slow Slow Slow POP WARNER FOOTBALL GOLD RUSH BOWL HUGHES STADIUM SATURDAY NOVEMBER 26 1966 PRELIMINARY GAME 11:30 BIG GAMi TIME 2:00 ADULTS 100 KIDS 50e POP WARNER FOOTBALL GOLD RUSH Bon HUGHES STADIUM SATURDAY NOVEMBER 26 1966 PRELIMINARY GAME 11:30 BIG GAMe TIME 2:00 ADULTS 100 KIDS 500 What is the major league record for most men left on base in a game? A Most left on base by one team in a regulation nine-inning game is 20 by the Yankees vs the Red Sox Sept 21 1956 As the extra innings add up there are more until the record for an IS-inning game is 24 by the Indians vs the Athletics July 10 1032 MOKELLMANE RIVER Mouth Termlnous Gerolanne Eiough Sq Oth Fork Berrvesse Lake Foksom Lake Clear Lake East Park Shasta Lake Whiskevtown Lake Trinity Lake Verona Slough coastal streams of Mendocino' i Sem Tear Cut Balt Cattleh Semi leaf Cut Balt Catfish Sarni lear CI thit Catfish Semi-Clear Cut Bait Catfish WARM WATER FISH Clear 1 Min BB BG CR Clear Min BB le- CR Clear Min BB Ko lc CR Clear Mn BB Cat 11ear 1 Min 88 BG Clear 7 BB BC Ciear Chewers BB BG Clear Plugs Min 913 BG Hloh Silty Bait I Kings High Soinglow St Sal Balt SDinglOW King St SM County the larger flows of Hum-! FIVE POINTS Nov 25th 230 8m 8:48 8rml holdt and the little ritrPrg' 1:54 pm 10:00 pm boldt and the little used rivers 1:54 pm 10:00 pm Slow to Fair Stow to Fa Ir Stow to Fair Siow to Fair Soottv Soottv Soottv Poor Questions of general Interest will be answered In this column For a personal reply to your question about any phase of sports send a stamped self-addressed envelope to Fred Imhof co The Sacramento Bee Copyright 1966 Tbe Lew Little Syndicate PtoRWOS09PPOWO Poor Poor to Fair Fair fair to Fair to Ex Poor Poor Poor Poor to Fair Poor to Fair Sootiv f-ew Ste 'head St St Sal Kings Kings Kings Silveri rgs St Stoml head Steelhead Bobs I Eta it Bait Lures AnLhOviM I I Fly Bait Pat Bait Clear Clearing Clear High Silty High SOY High Silty High High High Clearing Clearing 'Nov 26th 3:18 am 9:24 am 2:18 pm 10136 0111- 27th 4:01 am 1000 am 28th 2:42 DM 11:12 PM 4:54 am 10:36 am 3:12 PM 11:54 0M 29th 548 am 11:12 am 3:42 001 WM 636 am 036 am 4:18 pm 1154 am 1st 7:30 am 1:18 am 500 0m 1242 pm FREEPORTCLARKSBURG 25th 5:00 am 030 am 26th 54 1 00 am 4:24 PM 11 48 am 0 a 27th 4:48 pm 12 24 PM 6:30 CM 1 36 am 28th 512 pm 1 oo pm 724 am 2 12 am vph 5:42 pm 1:36 Pm 8:113 am 2:54 am 612 PM 2:12 DM 9:06 am 3:76 am leth 6:48 PM 2:54 pm 10:00 am 4:18 am lst 7:30 001 3:42 pm 500 12'42 m' FREEPORTCLARKSBURG 25th 5'00 am 0'30 en' 4:24 PM 11 48an'l 26th 5:40 a 1 00 am 2111 l's8 ra3g: li 61 5:12 PM 1 no Dm 28th 7:24 a 2 12 am 5:42 pm 29th 41 2:54 a 6:12 Dm 2:12 pm lh 9:06 am 3:36 a et lst 6:48 Dm 2:54 10:00 am am 7:30 pm 3:42 am Sites Lures Satmral Sth Poor Silty Luria I Salmon Sth Poor Chetco River ROCIUI River Hunter Creek Elk River Sixes River Winchuck River Pistol River Russion Garcia Navarro Goa late Bruen Creek Alder Creek EEL RIVER Fern II rtdo Sing Pool KLAMATH RIVER Starweire RINI BRA Creek Jornsons Weitchpec Happy Cam Hornbrook TRINITY RIVER H000a Burnt Rands Trinity Oaks Junction ON Doug let Cite Indian crook Aria Burkrall Fork (Nvornoom) SACRAMENTO RIVER tlt siseltwead Poor stpel head Poor 9 I- I 7 Pounderl Poor 1 StPel heel Poor 15 Steelhead imorovIre 6 Sal St Imoroving Silty Slite Slitv Stity Clearteg Clearing Clear lee Clearing Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear RoilV 8 8 lboad SoottV BL 11 SeelheAd Sootly to Fair IL Steelhend Sootty to Fair Steeihead Spotty Fair 8 Steelhead Soottv to Fair 8 Stelhead Soottv to Fair Steethead Soottv to Fair Bait Steeihead Slow lures Kings SoottV to Good Lures 8 Kings Poor Lures 8 Sal St Poor Lures Sal St Soot Lures Sal St Spotty Lures Sal St Spotty St Sal Fair Mouth American ear Verona I Fnv Colusa Silty Ham liton City Slit Woodson Bridge Sem Ilea? Red Bluff Semi- lear Balls HIM Semi- lear SALMON RIVER Somesber Clear High Forks Clear High SMITH RIVER Mouth Clear High lot Bridge Clear High Smith Park Clear MOuth South Fork Clear Clear Hlph Clear high Clear Clear Sal St Fa fr Sal St Fair KIngs St SootY Kings St Spotty to Good Kings Spotty to Good Kings St Spotty to Good Anchovies SpinnerS 8 spinners Roe Spins Unusual Flood Dooms Wildlife In Everglades of Curry County in southern lOregon now beckon with the'Nov first steelhead and inr110 certain waters good salmon Nov Fresh run kings will be found 1 on the Smith Sacramento Win-'chuck Chetcox Pistol Elk and No Sixes Rivers A few are to come Nov from the Eel although it is get-1 mw 1 ting late in the year and water is high 1 Noy Steelhead can be enticed from Dec the Sacramento and the Vina to Balls Ferry section and from the Trinity in the Burnt Ranch! 1 to Lewiston area The Klamath shows modest sport in the Happy Camp to Hornbrook flow There are notl lots of fish but enough so the good angler can take one or two with plenty of armwork In comparison with other areas to date this has been the poorest on record What winter run will bring well could be another story Hot spots fort kings and a few really big steel-1 head will be the Smith Win- chuck Pistol and Sixes Rivers' Hunter Creek will have steelies Next in line is the Sacramento River Silt In Delta Silt has infiltrated the delta and almost all of the island will be hurting during the weekend However i II I -ipatience the area below Decker" I 1 -lIsland and especially from the 1) esecond tower downstream to'hav Sherman Lake will yield modest thal striped bass sport The Antioch cite area of the San Joaquin River etri also is rated as a good possi- the bility for the weekend Without nea action here the other choice is clic) to head for San Pablo Bay and pea private or party boat fishing mai the per-rod average to reach two fish with 2- or cut bait as the enticer Damp hills and bright weath1er set the stage for excellent shooting This the sporti1 est of all upland gunning should be the greatest weekend thrill) er for the man and dog team Along the east and west sides t'of the Sacramento Valley where brushy hills rise above the gen5'tly rolling grasslands explosive top knots will be calling Much land is posted but in the northi along the Tahema rims you can! always find a spot of Curry County in southern 1 Nov Oregon now beckon with the Nov season's first steelhead and in Nov certain waters good a I a Nov catches Fresh run kings will be found 1 in the Smith Sacramento Win-Nov chuck Chetcox Pistol Elk and Nov Sixes Rivers A few are to comel Nov from the Eel although it is get-iNov ting late in the year and wateriNov is high Steelhead can be enticed from Nov the Sacramento and the Vina to 'Dec In have that the nears choke up" 1 Nov Nov I Nov i Nov Noy Nov 111 Dec 18 1 I I II in have that cited the nears choke peated up" bowling what is a "choke?" Whenver a bowler is said to "choked up" it implies he became nervous and excited When a bowler starts stringing out consecutive strikes tension mounts and as he a perfect game he may Only experience and repeated good bowling performances will destroy "choking NORTH 2625 Fulton Avenue latwasn Marconi El CdMiPO Pnone 481-0534 CHARGE ACCOUNT SOUTH 5781 Stockton Boulevard Nevada Board Advises Ban On Aerial Hunting Mc Catchy Newsoners SeriIc RENO Nev A halt to hunting from aircraft particularly helicopters has been proposed by the Nevada Fish and Game Department In other discussion which came up this week at a meeting of the Washoe County Game Board several sportsmen objected to the Lassen-Washoe 1 'deer herd report The report recommends a doe kill equal to the last three-year kill The sportsmen objected to the recommendation and said there should be no doe kill The group also suggested the buck kill should be reduced Joe Green ley chief of big game for the department issued a report which showed this season's deer kill in Nevada will exceed that of last season Greenley said the report shows that in six of the nine weeks deer season the number of deer taken already exceeds 1 that of last year 'rwi A $IM Volvo oft for ooly Pr REPACK NIGHT BRAKE SERVICE OPEN EVERY EVENING 'TM 9 PM WE PUT SAFETY FIRST FOR YOU! 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Tubeless Fed Excise tat by site from 156 to 236 Whitewalls reduced to only 24t morel YOUR SATISFACTION IS GUARANTEED Engineered for es by one of America's Melding tire manufacturers! couirszr CAI SAFETY CHECK! 4 1 i I 1 13 if6 on I 1 16 CHARGE 1 EVERY EVENING 7 el ACCOUNT TI 1 51 4 9 PM 1m4r1 4 444 44 -44oo '44alo0614211ei'MsAila 1 I I -44evihm ote44444Roevosvme44444mv4449-eat 666wov'ov4aovoo4AA64vboox4sKroAihaar mr464664eJoeitwooeve404 1 Nevada Board 0 eM 4 ENP6 CTIP SX Advises Ban f-- intANKLAU 1 sN Aerial Hunting l' 44 k--q11: A 0 mcciatchvNewsonerS Service 01114h RENO Nev A halt to hunt- TIRE AND SERVICE CENTERS 'i 7 I helicopters has been proposed ing from aircraft particularly HORTII SOUTH 2625 Fulton Avenue 5781 Stockton Boulevard Department 1 Between Marconi El CdMiPO Freltricise Shopping Centel In other discussion which 14 Phone 481-0534 Phone 452-1031 came up this week at a meeting i -ign of the Washoe County Game 0 I Allip- Board several sportsmen oh-by the Nevada Fish and Game jected to the Lassen-Washoe 1 11' 4 I klii otaa- At e55116 4415 124 441010' Ita 53 deer herd report 00 The report recommends a doe 1 fj i'l' kill equal 1: 1 11 It I uucr to the last three-year 4 ij 13 i 3 L3 I The sportsmen objected to the 7 ta bowling what ts a recommendation and said there' "choke?" should be no doe kill The WE PUT SAFETY group also suggested the buck 1 'L' FIRST FOR YOU! Valenver a bowler is said tokill should be reduced "choked up" it implies Joe Greenley chief of big 44 ''11 4 he became nervous and ex- game for the department is- 00 When a bowler starts sued a report which showed this 1 li HERE WHAT OUR stringing out consecutive strikes season's deer kill in Nevada I 4 1 41 MECHANICS DO: tension mounts and as he will exceed that of last season I a perfect game he may Greenley said the report Only experience and re- shows that in six of the nine 1' 'Al' oss good bowling perfor- weeks deer season the number ler confect for sore stopsl mances will destroy "choking of deer taken already exceeds 414 that of last year I ALIGN FRONT WHEELS to rib I (- store proper steering sell gi 1 overall driving eorrtroll vit BALANCE FRONT WHEELS for 711 iTITV t171 rtNity Ai smoother rides cowl to reduce weer es I'r1 tires other panlet ') 5 4 Pr REPACK INGS to prevent FRONT WHEEL BEAR- Foot 1 11: cost- ly damage to wheel spindlesi ea ea $1 a3)88 411kbmirifilitimilfits gatst 0061S Value A Air Conditioned i 4811811sKINNI pool NW Ill 114111014111111111 A Cars Slightly 4 C) 'Wadi Mit al off for ooly Higher 10-1- 1 '7'77 NIGHT BRAKE SERVICE 1 isic AMAZING TIRE SALE! --J'1" it ityi- No Money Down! 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ANDYTOWN Fla an island In the watery Everglades deer skeletons gleamed white against the black muck Among the bones a fresh carcass lay Last spring a noisy air-boat approaching the island would have scattered many of the graceful animals On this day I only two were there One stood herons that walk on the bottorl motionless so weak not even "The sky used to be covered the ancient fear of man could with birds millions of them But force him to move there just aren't any out there The other a two-pronged now" buck struggled a few steps Even Alligators Lose through the water collapsed The water is too deep even and rose to stagger on again for the alligators They build' Probably by now he has lain their nests on high ground and down to die among the bones there no longer is any high The herd which numbered ground Conservationists say the deso-1 6000 in the spring chanced tol live in an area of the Glades' lation of a 900-square-mile wild-I life management area was need-1 known as Conservation Area 31 less that Conservation Area 3 which was made a water stor-1 is a storage basin without a pur- age area for the Central andl pose It supplies no farms no South Florida Flood Control Dis-' trict cities they say Area Flooded The I control district' water into the area from Water poured in relentlessly to the north and says' all summer long getting deeper iif this was not done heavy rains' and deeper In September con-I mi2ht flood the fields and cause servationists threatened to shut' of dollars damage down the flood gates by force Th I district says the area is if officials refused to act 'suffering a natural not a man-The gates were closed Buti made flood Yet rainfall in the the water still lies in a 900- months of July through Septemsquare-mile lake The few is- ber was 707 inches below nor-lands poking above the flood are mal according to Corps of En-stripped of everything a deer glneer records can eat The animals cannot lie Now there seems to be little down to rest that can be done There is no "There won't be a live deer way to pump water out of the left out there in two months" basin It trickles slowly out of said Omar Morris president of the south end in an agonizingly the Palm Beach County Con- slow natural flow but there has servation Club "The deer have been no drop in the water level' been in water over two feet for since September five months" Conservationists tried to Richard Potter of Miami sec-i ture the deer and move them i retary of the Air Boat Associalto high ground But many of lion of Florida says the water 'the i I creatures unaccus-I level is too high for any form tomed to human hands died in of wildlife to survive the move since given up "It's too deep for the 1 he said "They're bottom feed-I We'll Help you write ers and have to dive to live It's Classified Ads Mal 442-50111 too fsep for the egrets cnd blueiThe Bee (adv 11 1 31 So lunar Table The schedule of So lunar Periods as printed below has been taken from John Alden Knight's So lunar Tables Plan your days so that you will be fishing in good territory or hunting in good cover during these times if you wish to find the best sport that each day has to offer The major periods begin at the times shown and last for an hour and a half or two hours hereafter The minor periods are of somewhat shorter duration PM Minor Mayor NI Ma lot Nov 25 Friday 4:20 845 3:041 26 Stew Malr 5:4 925 3 25 8:101 27 3Jodav 600 9::0 3 50 10:05 28 Monday 7:00 10:45 4 23 11:051 29 Tursoav 1:10 11:53 5 IS WednesdaV 51i5 12:05 6 15 124u1' DecernD6r 1 TOursdav 10:10 1:10 171 1:401 2 Prloav 1100 2:15 1145 2'401 3 Saturday 11:40 3:150:53 3:40 4 Sunda' 4A5'420 4351 I '14kst4 4P-ItiboAwokotAlt0044444644j0441bAIWIA4441ow446444ok.

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Pages Available:
4,934,533
Years Available:
1857-2024