“The Sports Corner”
MOOSE HUNTERS NOTE ... ]
‘The Hunter Returns’
Again In Print <
COLLEGE — One of the most j
popular bulletins of the Extension
Service is back in print after be
ing out of stock during several
hunting seasons. It’s called “The i
Hunter Returns After the Kill,”
and contains plenty of informa
tion on what to do with big game
meat.
This is the season when moose
and caribou comes home with the i
hunter and much of the bad flav
ored game meat can be blamed on
poor handling by the hunter.
“The Hunter Returns’’ explains
how-to-do-it from the shooting,
through the cleaning, cooling, cut
ting and getting home, right on
to the butchering, wrapping for
the freezer, and directions for
curing.
It has illustrations showing
how to cut up your game animal
and offers recipes on salting, cur
ing in brine, corning, making
jerky, smoking, sausage making,
and other odd bits of information
including how to make JELLIED
MOOSE NOSE!
Other recipes and cleaning and
handling directions cover small
game, upland game birds and wa
terfowl.
The last page of the bulletin,
which is available from your local
Extension Service office for 25
cents, has general advice on game
meat cookery methods.
Get a copy from your Extension
Agent at the Post Office Building,
Nome, or write the Information Of
fice, Cooperative Extension Serv
ice, University of Alaska, College.
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ESKIMO LIFE
ESKIMO CUSTOMS
ESKIMO STORIES
By Mayokok
ESKIMO LECtENDS
By Lela Oman
UP WHERE LIFE BEGINS
By Della Goshaw
F*hila. Eagles Sign Two
PHILADELPHIA W—Sonny Jur- J
;ensen, star passer of the Phila
lelphia Eagles, and his only sub- (
;titute. King Hill, signed 1964 con- j
racts today, settling a salary dis
pute that saw them walk out of '
he club’s Hershey, Pa., training j
:amp Wednesday.
“We accomplished what we set 1
:>ut to do,” said Jurgensen after a 1
half hour conference with Eagles
general manager Vince McNally.
The talks between the quarter
backs and McNally apparently
were not amicable, as the GM at
one point ripped the handle off
his chair and hurled it across the
room.
Fighter of the Month
NEW YORK (jP — Kenny Lane
has won Ring Magazine’s desig
nation as fighter of the month for
August for his victory over Paul
Armstead.
The left-handed veteran clearly
outpointed the Californian on
Aug. 20 in Lane’s homqjtown of
Muskegon, Mich., winning Michi
gan’s version of the world light
weight title.
YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL
By The Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York 3, Washington 2
Detroit 5. Boston 2
Chicago 4. Kansas City 1
Los Angeles 8, Minnesota 5
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Houston 5, San Francisco 2
Milwaukee 8, Pittsburgh 0
St. Louis 9, New York 0
Los Angeles 4, Chicago 0
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Denver 2, Dallas-Ft. Worth 1
Spokane 3, Tacoma 2
i Portland 5, Seattle 2
| San Diego 3, Hawaii 0 <
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SPORTS WHIRL
The San Francisco Giants have ,
>nly the slimmest mathematical
•hance to repeat as pennant win
ters in the National League, but
hey could have a great deal to do j
vith how the race comes out. San
■'rancisco will host the first place
jOs Angeles Dodgers in a three
;ame weekend series starting to
light.
The fight for the Southern Divi
sion pennant of the Pacific Coast
League may go to the courts. The
legal threat stems from a ruling by
P-C-L President Devey Soriano.
On August 18th, San Diego played j
at Portland. San Diego tied the
score, two-all, in the top of the
seventh. But then the umpires
ruled the rain falling at the time
made playing conditions impos
sible. The game reverted back to
Portland’s last at-bat and the game
went to the hosts, 2 to 1. Soriano
later reversed this decision and
nullified the game. Now San Di
ego has a one-half game lead over
Oklahoma City, and Houston gen
eral manager Paul Richards says
he’ll ask for a restraining order,
if necessary, to prevent San Diego
from participating in the P-C-L
championship playoff.
U-W Fullback Named
SEATTLE li!P> — Junior letterman
Charlie Browning was the Uni
versity of Washington's first unil
| fullback today after taking ovci
for the injured Junior Coffey.
Coffey, who had been expectec
to provide the Huskies’ big puncl
this season, broke a bone in hi
foot earlier this week and wa
! last for the year.
Browning, a third stringer las
season, was delegated Wednesda
by Coach Jim Owens to take ove
the vacant post.
IT'S A FACT!
All the fables of men being pursued by
swarms of bees are pure folly. Actually it s
an optical illusion! Experiments have
proved that the maximum speed of the bee
is 14 M.P.’-!.
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There are over 125,000
known species of ants!
With Herculean strength
they are able to move
weights many times
their own. Leaf-cutting
ants can completely de
nude a tree in a matter
of minutes. Some species
build ant hills as high as
four or five feet!
Don’t let ir.scets deny you
(or the family dog) the
pleasures of the out-of
doors around your own
home. Spectracide (Diazi
non insecticide), the broad
range insecticide, provides
positive control of fleas,
ticks, chiggers, earwigs and
brown dog ticks. And it’s
safe when used according
to simple label directions.
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OSLO, Norway —- Crown
1 Prince Harald of Norway left by
( plane today for the United States
; where he will compete in sailing
5 competitions.
The 26-vear-old heir to the
t Norwegian throne will compete in
y the world championship for 5.5
r
meter yachts at Oyster Bay Sept.
9-16.
COME TO STAY . . .
BERING SEA HOTEL
COME TO PLAY . . .
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RED CHINA CHARGES
SOVIETS COMMITTING
TOO MANY ERRORS'
TOKYO, Japan OP — Commu
nist China charged today that “a
whole series of errors of prin
ciple" committed by the Soviet
Union have brought Soviet-Chi
nese relations to “the brink of
split" and “unprecedented grav
ity.”
The errors "are not just acci
dental, individual and minor er
rors, but a whole series of errors
of principle, which endanger the
interests of the entire Socialist
camp and international Commu
nist movement,” Peking declared
in a New China News Agency
broadcast monitored here.
The charge was made in a state
ment jointly published by the edi
torial departments of the official
People’s Daily and the Chinese
Communist Party’s theoretical
journal Red Flag. The article was
a Chinese challenge to Moscow’s
open letter of July 14.
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