Beaver Trapping Report Highlights Pennsylvania Take
The 1981 beaver trapping season ran February 10 to March 18 with an about average state take. NE division led in beaver counts. Wayne County topped with 384 beavers and Susquehanna 354. Other high counties followed: Crawford 262 Tioga 202 Bradford 195 Luzerne 164 Monroe 158 Sullivan 150 Wyoming 137 Lackawanna 116 and McKean 102. Beaver County yielded 24. Remaining counties mostly had one to nine beavers. The Commission kept a liberal trapping period and a seven animal limit in high-population counties to curb damage while reducing the limit to four elsewhere.
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Pennsylvania
Wayne County
Susquehanna County
Crawford County
Tioga
Bradford
Luzanne
Monroe
Sullivan
Wyoming
Bik
Clearfield
Lackawanna
McKean
Beaver County
Bucks
Dauphin
Northumberland
Pike
Game Commission
Farm Pond near Weikert fills to capacity by March
Game Protector reports a new farm pond at the west end of Union County near Weikert filled to capacity by late March. About 50 ducks including mallards bluebills baldpates and buffleheads, 25 large gulls, and Canada geese were counted around or on the pond. Deer in Lycoming County wintered in good condition with more shore deer this spring, plus plentiful wild turkeys and grouse for brood stock.
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Weikert
Union County
John Shuler
Lycomitis
Levi Whippo
Off Year Joye Pyle Enjoys Outdoor Life in Woungwood
Westmoreland County Game ProtectorJoseph Maholtz notes 86 year old Simny Pyle of Woungwood Pennsylvania has trapped annually since he was a pup. This year he caught 31 muskrats 29 opossums 19 skunks 1 raccoon 2 weasels 1 mink and 2 crows. Simny calls it an old year.
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Simny Pyle
Woungwood
Pennsylvania
Joseph Maholtz
Westmoreland County
Simny
Hunter Safety Course for Instructors at Penn State
Game Protector Charles Laird reports a two day driver safety course for instructors held at The Pennsylvania State University late in March. About 2% of the class were Boy Scout FPA and H Club leaders from Centre County. John McHugh led the School of Physical Education session with instructors Joseph Wiker and I. The gathering was unusually well received.
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Pennsylvania State University
Charles Laird
Centre County
John McHugh
School of Physical Education
Joseph Wiker
Pennsylvania Game Commission bounty totals rise for foxes and owls
The March 1962 report shows bounty paid since June 1, 1961 totaling 6,692 gray foxes, 14,707 red foxes, and 33 great horned owls. The corresponding 1960–61 period had 6,195 gray foxes, 10,880 red foxes, and 742 great horned owls, with February and March bounty claims affected by mild winter conditions.
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Pennsylvania
Game Commission
Raymond Loop Bowls League Holds Annual Banquet
Raymond Loop bowling league members gathered at the VFW home for their annual banquet. About 50 attended as T bone steaks were served by the VFW auxiliary. Bud Reed served as toastmaster. Harold Paulson Ray Higley Tom McKets Gus Eder Chuck Skinner and Bill Pahl won door prizes. Jim Hannan elected secretary for 1962 69. Cash prizes and awards highlighted a season marked by top averages and notable post season performances including Berle Stoddard Lol Hurlbert and the Sales department achievements.
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Theaymond Bowling League
VFW
Roy Reed
Clarence Madison
Bud Reed
Wwastmaster
Harold Paulson
Ray Higley
Tom McKets
Gus Eder
Chuck Skinner
Bill Pahl
Jim Hannan
Madison
Berle Stoddard
Lol Hurlbert
Bob Coons
X Department
Ross Bailey
Machine Shop
Tie Set In Houston Classic After Fourth Overtime
In Houston Texas AP reports a 72 hole playoff for the $50,000 Houston Classic with two amateurs and a lawyer joining veteran pro Jack Nicklaus in a rare fourteenth straight playoff. Bob Nichols and Dan Sikes lead a trio chasing first place money amid a $900 top prize and $3,800 shares for second and third.
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Wouston
Tex
Golf Toi
Jack Nicklaus
Ohio State
Jacksonville
Pla
Creuiteel
Monely
Baseball standings and results across leagues
The American League shows Cleveland leading and New York, Baltimore, Chicago and Detroit in pursuit with a mix of weekend outcomes. Cleveland split results with New York while Kansas City and Minnesota posted wins. In the National League, Pittsburgh, San Francisco and Los Angeles led bids with varied Saturday and Sunday results, including key wins by Philadelphia and Cincinnati.
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W. L. Pet
Cleveland
Baltimore
New York
Kansas City
Chicago
Los Angeles
Detroit
Minnesota
Boston
Washington
York
Pittsbureh
San Proncisco
Philadelphia
Moorhead Wins in Track at 34th Relays Ohio State
Steve Moorhead of Harborcreek Pennsylvania won the 200 meter steeplechase in 9 44 41 and JU MUS Unio Ger ry Norman captured the three mile run in 14 03 6 for Penn State at the 34th annual Relays at Ohio State the year’s first major open meet held without AAU sanction. Lionel Bassett of Penn State finished second in the steeplechase as Purdue and Michigan led with three firsts each across 19 events.
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JU Mus
Unio
Gerry Norman
Steve Moorhead
Penn State
Ohio State
AAU
Norman
Moorhead
Harborcreek
Lionel Bassett
Purdue
Michigan
Big league stars shine in AP batting and pitching notes
Norm Cash of the Tigers belted two homers raising his total to six through eight games as Detroit crushed Boston 4. Cal Koonce, debuting in the Cubs rotation, tamed the St. Louis Cardinals in a 5-1 victory.
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Associated Press
Norm Cash
Tegers
Detroit
Boston
Cal Koonce
Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Muchie Lucas Signs Buffalo Contract for Army Recall
Richie Lucas, former Penn State quarterback and Bills handyman, signed a 19-2 AFL deal with Buffalo after his recall to active Army duty. He is stationed at Can Lee Via and expected to be available for the entire regular season. Training sites include Pittsburgh, Liberty State College, and West Liberty, West Virginia, as part of preseason workouts.
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Muchie Lucas
Buffalo
Richie Lucas
Buffalo. Bills
Penn State
Can Lee
Via
Duh Prubeyaty
Joe Louis Debuts As Matchmaker Star-Studded Card At Los Angeles Arena
Joe Louis makes his debut as a matchmaker for United World Enterprises arranging four 10 rounders at the Sports Arena in Los Angeles with closed circuit in 19 cities. Cassius Clay meets George Logan in the main bout as the Olympic champion starts his pro career. Machen faces Bert Whitehurst and Ralph Dupas meets Everardo Armenta while Eddie Garcia tackles Florentino Fernandez in other bouts. Joe Giambra fights Florentino Fernandez in a separate televised week fight at Miami Beach Auditorium on ABC TV.
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Associated Press
Cassius Clay
Eddie Machen
Ralph Dupas
Joe Louis
United World Terprises
Louis
Sports
Los Angeles
Clay
George Logan
Boise
Idaho
Louisville
Machen
Portland
Ore
Bert Whitehurst
Baltimore
Dupas
New Orleans
Everardo Armenta
Mexico
Eddie Garcia
Joe Giambra
San Francisco
Florentino Fernandez
Abc-Tv
Miami Beach
Fila
Hawk
Dick Tiger
Fernandez
Florentino
Giambra
Nce
Indians Break Yankees Win Streak With Two Wins
The Cleveland Indians toppled the New York Yankees twice 75 to 93, ending a 19 game losing run at Yankee Stadium. Manager Mel McGaha said the new season brings hope as the team heads to Los Angeles for a game with the Angels.
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Turkiap
Aings
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Yanks
Indians
Yankee Stadium
Injans
Iniians
Mel McGaha
Los Angeles
The
Angels
Sunshine Open winner Marilynn Smith takes Miami title
Marilynn Smith won the Sunshine Open at Miami Springs Country Club with a 214 score, earning $1 200. She finished five strokes ahead of Patty Berg and Kathy Whitworth in a three year pro drought end.
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Miami
Fla
Marugni Smith
Tom Money
Miami Springs Country Club
Jupiter
Fis
Patty Berg
Kathy Whitworth
Mets Fall to Pirates as Pirates Capture 10th Straight Win
Casey muttered after the Mets 4-3 loss to Pittsburgh, the Pirates extending a 10 game winning streak to begin the season and pulling ahead of the Cardinals. Jim Hickman drove in two for New York while Bill Mazeroski matched with a decisive eighth-inning triple. Bob Veale earned the win over Sherm Jones. The Cubs swept St Louis 2-0 and 6-1 as Ernie Banks and Ron Santo homered, Cal Koonce winning the nightcap. Stan Musial moved into second on the all-time total bases list with 5,794, trailing Ty Cobb. Milwaukee beat the Dodgers 5-4 on Bob Shaw’s five-hitter aided by Del Crandall.
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Associated Press
Ohionday
Casey
Steve
Kontia Bert
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Mets
Pirates
T. Louis Cardinals
Chicago
Philadelphia
Houston
Cincinati
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Bill Maveroski
Bob Skinner
Jim Hickman
New York
Bob Veale
Sherm
Jones
Cubs
Ray Sadecki
Ernie Banks
Ron Santo
Dick Ellsworth
Billy Williams
Cal Koonce
Bob Gibson
Stan Musial
Babe Ruth
Ty ‘Cobb
Bob Shaw
del Crandall
Shaw
Dodgers
Tommy Davis
Arullin Arayegvard
Cleveland
Frey
Agers
Lidia
Joe Gordon
Tndivts
Meik
Amie
Hy Perconiawe
Ballin
Thos Shay
Ne York Yankees
Hels
Wlile
Chovedaniela
Basta Wentin
Nori Cash
Jim Kaat
Minnesota Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Kaat
Twins
Chavne Ravine
Ie Aneels
Baltimore
Omesi Jitters
D.C
Uy Washington
Jim Genkle
Jactie Junde
Gus Triandos
Brooks Ravinson
Brandt
New Park
Washington
Jerry Kindall
Chicago Cub
Indians
Thetafina
Bill Stafford
Willie
Diriband
Luis Arroyo
Jim Coates
Yanks
M&m Boys
Mickey Mantle
Ed Rakow
Diego Segui
Kansas City
Ray Herbert
Turk Lowh
Major League Leaders Mixed Baseball Statistics Report
Major League leaders across batting, runs, runs batted in, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases are listed for players from teams such as Chicago, Minnesota, Kansas City, San Francisco, and Cincinnati. The report also notes pitching leaders and a Pennsylvania state bowling team standings update. The text includes names like Rollins, Robinson, Del Greco, Cunningham, and Koufax, plus scattered game results and park weather context.
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Rollins
Minnesota
Ati Robinson
Chicago
Cunningham
del Greco
Kansas City
Rollins Minnesota
Howser
Aparicio
Donovan
Cleveland
Terry
New York
Schwall
Boston
Pinson
Cincinnati
T. Davis
Los Angeles
F. Alou
San Francisco
Hubbs
Robinson
Cincinnaii
Oliver
St. Leuis
Wills
Mazeroski
Pittsburgh
Mathews
Milwaukee
Thomas
Mays
Post
Ortiz Wins Flat Knockout in One-Sided Bout
In Las Vegas Carlos Ortiz defeats Joe Brown by decision after a one sided three round bout. Former champion Joe Louis and Billy Conn watch ringside as Ortiz uses sharp jabs and defense to dominate Brown who scores only a single round. Louis later says he stayed cautious in the closing minutes.
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Vegas
Carlos Ortke
Routin
Ortiz
Brown
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
Conn
Tate
Louis
Town
Joe
Old Bones
Doubles Tournament Closes Winior League Bowling Season
Avalon Center hosted a Saturday doubles finale with Martha Houser and Dexter Sandberg winning 1016, Tom Morton and Dave Swink second at 1005. The Easter weekend Junior Lean Doubles included Houser 148 128 11 385 and Sandberg 41 175 144 160 Handicap 171 016, Morton 179 172 510, Swink 134 143 138 405. High games featured Beverly Grinder 152 and Goofrey Russell 187 148.
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Avalon Center
Martha Houser
Dexter Sandberg
Tom Morton
Dave Swink
Beverly Grinder
Ahl
Linda Yoder
McKee
Mike Benson
Dick Lewis
Dave Wet
George Davis
Don MacKenzie
Gooffrey Russell
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Bear) Owens
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