Corry Rod and Gun Club Hints at Industrial Skeet League
The Corry Rod and Gun Club plans an Industrial Skeet Shooting League if sufficient interest exists. A meeting is set for next Tuesday at the Columbus Grounds, with representatives from interested groups urged to attend. The league would run until the state small game season opening on October 28. Also, the Red and Gun Club holds its annual roast and meeting tonight at Columbus grounds with reports from Bob Carlson and Mark Hall and Field Day plans for September 10 to be discussed by President Dave Schweigert. Applications for 1967 antlerless deer licenses in Erie County open after September 18 with limited lots. Warren County accepts by mail only, Crawford County by mail or in person, licenses mailed November 13 on a first-come basis. include correct license cost of 1.15 plus 10 cents postage, return address, and notation Antlerless license application on each envelope.
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Idle Twins Spark White Sox Tie With Yanks Victory
Howard the veteran of nine Yankees World Series seasons delivered a ninth inning single for Boston to beat Washington. Jones earned his first major league win as Chicago edged New York and pulled into a tie for the AL lead behind Minnesota while California beat Cleveland. Horton of Cleveland was ejected after a beanball incident, and Morton's pinch double sparked California's comeback. Baltimore pounded Kansas City as Appling took interim charge. Trials for the America's Cup were postponed again due to fog in Newport Rhode Island.
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Giants' $40,000 Bonus QB May Not See Yankee Stadium
Hank Washington, a 6 foot 4 inch, 212 pound quarterback from West Texas State, earned a Giants bonus but likely won’t play at Yankee Stadium this fall. After being passed over in the draft, he joined the Giants and was soon sent to the Westchester Bulls of the Atlantic Coast Football League to develop. Bulls GM Tom Scott says Washington is there to break bad habits and gain playing time.
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Gale Sayers shines as Bears hopeful amid roster turmoil
Pro Football Prospects highlight Gale Sayers as the Chicago Bears bright spot amid a wave of defections injuries and retirements. The article notes Sayers led the 1966 NFL in rushing attempts and all purpose yards while the Bears rebuild around him with Halas and staff shuffling positions and seeking trades to fill running back tight end and defensive end gaps.
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Finley Feud With A's Calms For The Moment
The Kansas City Athletics feud with owner Charles O. Finley cooled briefly after a long clubhouse meeting. Finley fired Alvin Dark and released Ken Harrelson, suspended Lew Krausse, and fined Jack Aker as Harrelson suggested Finley miscalculated. The team vowed no more meetings, Harrelson headed for potential new deals, and Finley remained tight lipped.
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Dodgers blank Braves as Singer rips four hits in win
Bill Singer improved to 6 4 with a four hit shutout of Atlanta, Dodgers completing a four game sweep. Roberto Clemente drove in four for the Pirates in a 5 1 win over the Cubs, while the Astros toppled the Cardinals 11 4. Jim Maloney and the Reds beat the Giants, Vada Pinson swiping second and scoring on Lee May’s single.
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Little Leaguers to Attend Indians Game
Little League officials announced their annual trip to a major league game with the Cleveland Indians hosting the Minnesota Twins. The Corry group includes four managers and 12 year old players plus the umpiring staff, departing the city park at 9 a.m. by car to attend the game in Cleveland.
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Penguins Schedule 37 Home Games Set for 1967 season
Pittsburgh AP reports the Pittsburgh Penguins plan 37 home contests in the upcoming NHL season opening October 11 at home against the Montreal Canadiens. The schedule includes five home games against each Western Division expansion club and two against each established Eastern Division team.
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