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there must be more tying dogse jserved in apen violation of the |Minnesota 000 002 12x— 5 . Oct. - amid this natural duck (om Migratory birds Convention Act.| Koufax, Perranoski (7) ue et 1.4 oe HUNT fatender sock Hy porter ant lt seegvet: See im |(8) and Roseboro, Kaat and Financial Figures ER’S CORNER I took @ boat and our way |formation: ‘If the m fine Battey. : along the narrow creek chan-|was $50.00 and costs plus confis-| Remaining schedule: SECOND GAME nels and through the open wa | cation of the fiewerm involved date: Friday, Oct. 8 Attendance: 46,700 nd Duck Goose Season |terways and ponds, set like blue |‘Yes’ ... for a ten dollar fine and game: Saturday, Oct. 9,| Net receipts: $358,160.46 ' Em todo Say on ara Teuag sch ne | Yar ee oe oe we or any *‘ w actions | game: Sunday, Oct. 10, |'*- Only One Week Away ing’ sign. Not a feather or any|jin future the anewer is ‘No’ lat Los Angeles, = | Players’ share: $182,061.19 jother “mark on the numerous |The sixty five question at the! Fwth game: tif necessary) |,,,uinneeote club's share: $307 Whee this column a in {Heavy flag growth covers a single teal or teal feather, The [freee nore = ‘ Monday, Oct. H1, at Los Angeles) og Angeles club's sharer-+* = this in turn batonet fo tore creams | ane net oo ee we Seen Gates | Zyeetan, tes &. ent. sen.es ro

i sections. . Sixth game: (if necessary) American league's shar @s = that wend their tortuous way of duck hunters are ask | WORLD SERIES — wednesday, Oct. 19, at Minne $90,443.64 , s

eer alle Saad gon it has 8 ling ‘conions 0s wie Soom \apolis. —> | National League’s share: $90: bine gems, amid ‘the ¢ " |mended. the duck season this FACTS, FIGURES Seventh game: (if necessary) | 443.64

In 1962 we had a bumper crop of | Ye", » October Ie Decent Ipy THE ASSOCIATED PRESS |

black ducks and this Dam .,. we er 16th with daily bag limit WL Pet,

eall it Pat’s Dam because’ the |v," and possession limit of 1 |Minnesote AA 2. 01,000 LIONS ; land on which it is built was for- |, inland bunting of duckt \Ley Angeles N @ 2 000 merly pwned by Patrick — we |) e been allowed and “ called him Paddy — White. nting them legal only om salt! First game, Wednesday, Oct

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1962 was the black duck year accent this responsibility. with respect to this dam. | have |ports are being received witnessed a ceiling of blac k|about the illegal hu ducks ... over one thousand at a jrampant in the conservative estimate with half |season. I have as_many tea) in a lower strata. |that in many areas it

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pond an aporoximate $0 per jgoing on for three weeks “at Los Angeles, Fairly.

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This columnist was rai: the heart of the black duck terri- tory and in line with the flight from Pownal , Irving's Bar and the St. Peter's Island flats to

HELP WIN SECOND STRAIGHT Dam and Pioquid Pood. This Jim Kaat, Twins southpaw poses in dressing room with diving catch in left field im : filth inning. the old Mount Albion Fur Com- | °

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bounced Sandy Koufax, Dodger’s ace |noski. Balk — Perranoski. U — Series yesterday /Venzon (N) plate, Flaherty (A) defeat the Los first base, Sudol (N), second scene now shifts west coast and base, Stewart (A) third base, behind the eight ball trailing 20 Fargo (N) left field, Hurley (A)

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second World Series game, 5-1, run. Allison contributed a (AP Wirephote) |beaver dam-that always was aj |. ; top dam for black ducks. Twelve ' SPORTS FRONT on et. Swe ok é Koufax (L) 6 1 (Perranoski feo 23 3 1

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1 f Joknny ‘Snag’ Squarebriggs ci castiak conan ceaeet todey. ; Things will be pretty sad for " q : burning, and protectivs to your heat- , teday as he had the Twins washed sight come We river. = OS ing equipment. Cal oo fer Texace NIAGARA OF P.E.L

Some people have to Jearn the hard way. Gordon Whitlock, .. a friend of this columnist (he probably won't be after lie reads today’s’ column) stated last night: “the crs are going to win the next four games stra’ in ‘orld Series.

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We would like to take this ity to wish Howard Murchison a speetly recovery. Howard performed with

mroc Yottball league this summer and | fait, Strawberry Shortcake. : em see: oh ak suffered 8 Teg injury 1 ie tilt with the National Park ; i a .

Stars. We understand t Murchison’s leg is in a cast and that he will not be fit fo work (he 1s a garpenter) for ap- Regular 50¢ .. 2. 2 ee os Cc proximately three months. These are the type of incidents that are tough when a person is playing a game for the love of the

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sport. " Singalong, a trotter formerly owned by Charles Smith, Dairy Queen 11 8 9° : Kinkora “wid to Hi Willis, Kingston and FOR Kinkora oudersom, Montreal for a reportedly bigh price: SANDWICHES ; . The new owners plan to race the trotter cut of Blze Bonnets cd 2 ib rene TWO BRAZIER Cc What's the ase of odverttsing! = | KAAT | Miller p .. oo 3 ° ‘ ° DOGS e+ @ e eo owwe eo 0 oO a ; 9 ® e onto tin pan #, Mgomrae GO E E - well, it makes Sally Campbell’s life a lot easier tt ns com certs meine, eR me os ghia al ee me gon because of a back operation. |nossek of $01 040 a . Asked about Allison’s catch, | Oliva rf £1: £26 Advertising, it’s been said, keeps trying to foist off on us = what’s new and different and better in the world toda said, “it had t deal 1 a SY ‘ : : ‘ y- ‘ Mele ad | a ig es =, 3b : ; : : : : WOMEN REBEL a lot of things we don’t need. Like refrigerators, freezers, -. It’s a way of telling us about the things that can help make _ e =~ play. ae he Allison it 2 ; : : : : electric floor polishers—and automatic washers. our lives a little easier, a lot more fun. : Walter Alston said Koufax/Quilici 2b 200 013 It’s true we don’t absolutely have to have these things. Ina And when b i j Se aos wine sei 3.48 ’ u : you buy an automatic washer, a new refrigera- veal oak Bare Gaon Vion oet| atic 359 427 9 Fight, Cry ,Nag... sense, they’re luxury items. But just try to tell Sally tor, or a car, you raise your standard of living a notch or for a pith a3 in - _— woe out for Koufax m Campbell or any other housewife, that her automatic two, You put money in circulation. And you help create through with a singe, With a| b—Lined out for Miller in oth Plead With Your Man... washer is a luxury. : jobs. So everybody’s standard of living goes up. eS ee einer 000 002 Oh, we could probably get along without cars and vacuum —_ ts something to think about next time you pick up your i a

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