Drastic Firearms Law Now In Effect In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg August 1 The Witkin Uniform Wirearms Act takes effect at midnight placing strict limits on sale and use of arms. It defines firearms including pistols and revolvers with barrels under 7 2 inches shotguns under 24 inches and certain rifles under 16 inches. Licenses required for carrying and selling. only licensed dealers may sell with 48 hour holding period. Police records of purchases must be kept. defenses include antique firearms not subject to act. Permits issued by police or sheriff after 50 cent fee and background checks. Appeals to higher courts allowed for permit or dealer license denials.
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Nameless Nine Defeats Pittsfield in Tight Baseball Contest
Nameless Nine edged Pittsfield 8 to 8 in a high scoring game. The Nameless Nine, after earlier losses to Garland and Irvine, avenged with seven hits while Pittsfield dropped earlier to Garland and Irvine. Next week Nameless Nine faces Tanbary on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Tennis doubles today at Chestnut Hill regional event
The national doubles championship quarterfinals were to be completed today featuring George Tatt Jr. of Chicago and John Dorg of Newark defending champions against Frank Shida and Biddes B. Wood Jr. of New York in a tightly contested match.
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Warren High and nearby squads begin 1981 football drills
Warren High opens with about twenty enthusiastic candidates reporting to Coach J B Leidig to receive equipment and begin preliminary practice for the coming season. The group aims to build a strong defense and offense as they prep for the September 12 game at Sheffield. Youngsville schedules nine games with four home, including a September 26 opener against an unnamed opponent, while North East and Union City also line up contests and Armistice Day plans loom. Jamestown hosts the J H S football camp at Lake Erie with about fifty boys training for a week under Dick Denkon and assistants.
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Schooled boxing figures prepare for Brooklyn bout
Promoters Schaad Camopolo and Vigloria Campolo along with protege Suhudi and Jack Sharkey are ready for a second attempt at staging the 12 fleur bout in Brooklyn. The event, postponed from midweek, resumes amid outdoor show plans in Mic roLeopolitan venue.
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Merchants Fall In Ninth At Mill Village Thriller
The Merchants lost a close game at Mill Village as Manross hit a ninth inning homer after a tense rally. Long pitched well for the Merchants with nine strikeouts but walked a batter, while Soboski matched him with nine. Mill Village seized control late and held on for the win.
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Union City Independents Rally with Two Weekend Wins
The Union City Independents beat Hydetown 8 to 6 on Saturday with Berger and Bidwell on the mound, then won 10 to 8 over Holy Rosary on Sunday led by pitcher Gari Castel. The club, retooled with Corry players after a rough spell against the County Merchants, plans daily practice as Lafayette High’s Buffalo squad joins the camp.
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Classified Ad Notice and Auction Fragments
Classifieds show items for sale such as a Ford ton truck with speed gears, a 1921 1 2 ton Chevrolet with stake body, and a 12x16 canvas found with a reward. Also mentions political candidacy of James B Yard for Prothonotary and a note on publication rules and ad errors. The fragmentary text lacks complete details and dates.
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Three Teams Tied for cellar berth in tight pennant race
Three clubs Chicago Detroit and Boston battle for the last place in the American League standings as St Louis trails by two games. The White Sox win a 12 inning 10 to 9 game to stay in the mix while Boston drops to a narrow margin behind after an 11 to 4 loss to the Yankees. St Louis sweeps Cleveland, and Philadelphia halves a doubleheader split with Washington as the league tightens.
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Pike and Muskie Record Catch at Canadohta Lake
M. Miser reports a Canadohta Lake incident where O. H. Danner and his son hooked a large pike on a Sunday afternoon. While bringing the pike aboard a second line yielded a 22.5 pound muskie, 44.5 inches long, before the first fish was landed. The twins set up a potential record with two big catches in one trip.
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