The Independent-News, Volume 86, Number 31, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 2 August 1962 — Page 2

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THE FLAYING OF THE SEC<c All-Star B x'bal] .'.imc n Cha igo M< day letl just , htth to be dvsir.d to some extent, \\ it . the big run of Sunday doubt headers and the intel.SetlesS of tli' pennant races als< coupled with the fai t that no extra time is allott-al tor this game many O t ie pilcheisonv would « xpix t to s ■ in a game cf stars i didn't pin h Monday IT WAS ENI’ECTED SEVEL al days prior that Don Drysduh a , i Jim Bunning would again b< tin starting pitchers Drysdale ha- won IM games anil is the top pitcher in the majors so far this x< at However. he went nine innings Sunday against the Giants, tia- team tile Dodgers are most concerned about at the present t nue BL’NN4NG. WHO WAS DEsii d mainly because oi his trvnn udous success against right handed hatters and the Natmnal League consisted of all right ha: dels except the pitcher, also worked Sunday for the Tigers Then the (hon es went to the old veteran Warren Spahn for the Nationals and Caniilio Pasi ual fm the American League. But at the last minute, both cf these two h.id minor aches and pains in their arms to eliminate them as no manager is going to risk a star for such a game. Tri-Way Drive In 4 Miles North Os Plymouth On I . S. 31 \ our Friendly Family Drive In Theatre Children I nder 12 Free Shou Starts At Dusk Wed. - Thur. - Fri. Aug. 1-2-3 Buck A Car Night. All 3 ou Can Haul For Si (Wednesday Only) Town Without Pity Kirk Douglas Also Thunder Road Robert .Mitchum Saturday Aug. 1 Terrifying ( hilling T riple Horror Shou Blood Os The Yam pire The ( urse Os The Were Wolf Horror Os Dracula Ml In Blood Red Color Sunday - MondaA August 5 & 6 Excitement High \s The Sky Mysterious Island In Color Micha?! Craig Abo Two Rode Together .lames Stewart Richard Widmark In ( olni

MICKEY M XNTLE. THE BIG g. n iC the New York Yanke s als ' u > cd the game as he was bmhcK I with km • trouble Sunday again. but r.ot as serious as before Hi 'ever. Rocky Colnvito. Mantle's replacement w;i.s on v of the stars of tiie game as he drove in foiii runs in the AmeriUin League s 9-1. win This broke a streak fm the American League as they had not won ir. the last six contests and iwve in the past few years wat hod a 12 game adva " ige slip awav to one prior to yesterday's game THE NATIONAL LEAGUE had a brief lead, but the Ameri- < an League came back with the home run punch to control the battle Monday. There were some sparkling fielding plays as well by both sides, but a i ouple oi fine plays by the American Leaguers that helped them stay out of trouble. However, one thing should have satisfied the f ins, that of seeing most of the players available. In recent games the managers have run them in and out on a wholesale basis. Yesterday was not much diff event. except La three men who played the entire game lor the American League those being Malis, Colavito and Gentile, the three four and five hitters. It always appeared from here that if you are playing to win. use your best and if these three ate good enough to bat right in the middle of the order, then they are the best you have. HOWEVER, IN THE N'Atioiial league, Willie Mays was taken out after a few innings and ho is one of the best pm - formers the All Star games have ever seen. He seems to produce that something extra in these mid-summer classics. One thing happened Monday that had to bring a little Chuckie from tl4e fans, that concerning a pitcher hitting. Hank Aguirre. who is definitely in the running for the worst hitter in baseball, batted twice in the game as his turn came ujl twice while he was pitching. Usually most pitchers don't even get to hit. or at least not oiei once, but here the weak REE^ Air Conditioned Thur. - Fri. - Sat. September Storm In Cinemascope & Color Mark Stevens JoAnne Dru Robert Strauss A Story Os I uderwater Treasures! Color Cartoon & Sports Sun. - Mon. - T ues. - Wed. My Geisha In Technicolor Shiirley MacLaine YAes Montand Edw. G. Robinson The Wackiest Hoax Os The Year Keeps Them All In An Vproarl \lso Color (‘artoon Mondax Thru Saturday 7 X 9 Sunday Continuous 2 I*. M.

stick of Aguirre was called on twice. However, the runs were not extremely needed when he < mile up and al.*i manager Ralph Houk didn't want to dip furthei into his pitching i <>i ps .it th.it time t AFTER BITCHING H? D b -m a vi ry dominant factor in the past veins, the hitting was almost a W'deome sight It remains to b< seen whether two gan • s will be played next year or orc Many feel that one will be. but tin players again voted for the two contests as they like that extra money going into the pen^ion ftmd This fund lacks a little ot what they desire m it and this is a great boost each year. So, don t be surprised if pgam next year two dates are sr' tor the All-Star games and * <'.ntinu nine of the present a-op prevails. To Discuss The Season For White Tailed Deer The Division < f Fish and Game of the Indiana Department oi Conservation stated today that there will be a public hearing on Monday. August 6. 1962, f< r the purpose of discussing the open hunting seasons on white-tailed deer This hearing will be held in Room. 602, State Oftice Building. Indianap< lis. Indiana, at la a.m. The proposal' to hi' presented are based on recommendations of w ildlife biologists of the Department of Conservation 1 i Archer's will be permitted to take a white-tailed deer during the period from November 1 through December 11962, both dates inclusive From November 1 through ’he 21st, archers will be permitted to take one deer of either sex or of any age. During the period of November 22 thru December 1. archers will be per - mitted only one male i buck i deer which must have at least one forked antler It is to be proposed. however, that for the dates of November 22. 23 and 21. one deer of either sex and of any age may b e taken within the area suiTounding the Crane Naval Ammunition Depot. The exact boundaries of this area are the Depot property Une on the inside and state reads 45, 58, 37 and 450 and U. S. Highway 5u on ‘ the outside. 21 The Gun season for taking

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white-tailed de r shall extend from No i nib-r 22. through Deii'iiirii'i' 1.1962. both dates in- < his, * Th sc hunter s will be ji rmittid ins- male tbmki deer with at least one forked antler Gn November 22. 23 and 21. in the immediate area surrounding the Crane Naval Ammunition De pot, one deer of either sex may be taken. Boundaries of this special area are indicated above. 3 > A special hunt is being proposed for the Crane Naval Ammunition Depot and Camp Atterbury for Novemb. r 22. 23 and 21 At CNAD, hunters will be permitted two deer of either sex and of any age. bu, will be required t<> purchase a special license in addition t<’ the regular deer bi ease The Camp Atter bury hunters will be permitted only one deer cf either sex and of any age. Other details ut these special hunts will be disiH s< d din ing the hearing I I It will also be proposed to permit the taking of one deer of either sex and i f any age within the boundaries of Jefferson Proving Ground during the entire season re< omniended for gun hunter s. Propose ( hange For Hunting Fur Bearers The Division of Fish and Gaine of the Indiana Department of Conservation has announced that there will be a healing on August 6,1962. fm the purpose < f changing regulations governing certain fur-bearing animals This hear ing will he held in Room 602 of the Slate Office Building, Indranapolis, at 10:00 a.m. The prepposed changes concern the length of season for the taking of fur bearing animals, as well as the running of these animals with dogs.

The recommendation for the taking of fur-bearing animals will be to shorten the present seasr n by 15 days. As the law now stands, the season ends on February 15. There is some consider - ation being given tc opening the season on November 1. which would be 15 days earlier than last year The proposed season fcr running fur-bearing animals with dogs will extend from noon September 1,1962, through neon .January 31 1963 and from noon February 15. 1963, to noon April 15. 1963. al) dates inclusive. Thtu-e's plenty of rm m for improvement in mankind, but few imd time to make needed repairs. Thur. - Fri. - Sat. August 2 - 3 - 4 “Sergeants 3” Frank Sinatra Dean Mai tin Sammy Davis Jr. Peter luiwford Joey Bishop Shows At 7:15 & 9:15 Sun. - Mon. Aug. 5 & 6 Ruger’s At Hammerstein’s “State Fair” Pat Boone Bobby Darin Pamela Tiffin Ann - Margaret Tom Ewell Alice Faye Sundav 2:15 • 7:15 - 9:15 Monday 9:15