Beaver Harvest Falls Slightly in Pennsylvania Season
The Pennsylvania Game Commission reports 2903 beavers were captured February 1 to March 12, 1967, down from 3477 in 1966 due to drought and harsh weather. Wayne County led with 286 pelts. Crawford and Susquehanna followed. Former director M J Golden died at Camp Hill after a long illness. his tenure saw major wildlife projects including Pymatuning, state game lands expansion, and Project 70 acquisitions.
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National League standings and results summary
National League leaders and results show St Louis atop with 40 wins, Cincinnati 5 games back, Philadelphia and Chicago in pursuit, with varied match results including St Louis clobbering Los Angeles and Atlanta splitting with San Francisco. Sunday scores include Philadelphia beating New York 2 0 and St Louis defeating Houston 8 to 1.
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Barber Delivers 1 Hitter As Orioles Sweep Angels
Orioles win 3 0 behind Steve Barber lone hit allowed aided by Curt Blefary RBI single. Angels tie in ninth on Jim Fregosi double then fall in a long 18 inning Yankee win while White Sox sweep Washington in a doubleheader. Other games feature Detroit Kansas City, Cleveland over Minnesota, and Indians hold off Twins.
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Beaver Thinclads Open 1967 Season at Eisenhower
Seven lettermen return for the Beavers as coach Max Bennink leads the track team into the 1967 season opening against Eisenhower on their field. Injuries threaten, with Larry Harrington sidelined by a cracked bone and another rider slowed by gym class mishap. Bennink names Rudy McCray captain and Jerry Mick field events leader as the team aims for leadership development and potential success.
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Dick Sutton
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Joe Lukac
Barb Seel Places Fourth In State Diving Meet
Barbara Seel of Corry and Regional YMCA finished fourth in the two day state swimming meet at York with 130.60 points. She was the only western Pennsylvania girl to place as Chris Cole also placed eighth giving Corry two top ten finishers. Martha Leishman placed seventh in the yard freestyle and the medley relay team of Seel, Meer dink, Kelsey, and Leishman also contributed junior entries.
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Legion Team Opens Practice Tilt at Coveland Field
The Savings and Loan 29th District American Legion champs held their first full practice game at Coveland Field in midsummer weather. Manager Jim Hammond praised infield and catching, noted two errors by both teams in the regular game, and said three pitchers worked three innings or longer as they build toward top form.
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Niekro Brothers Debut As Bucs Fall To Pirates
Phil Niekro kept Atlanta ahead with a double play and a ninth inning grounder, while Joe Niekro struggled in his major league debut as the Cubs lost to the Pirates 5 1. The Braves' win featured Phil Niekro pitching the eighth and ninth while Joe allowed a sacrifice fly and a triple in his first big league appearance. In other NL action, Lou Brock starred for St Louis with two homers and multiple hits, Orlando Cepeda aided the Cardinals, and Larry Jackson earned his 16th win as New York fell to Cincinnati.
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