Buck Kill Heavy as Pennsylvania Opens Deer Season
The State Game Commission reports 20,000 buck deer killed on opening day versus 16,800 last year as hunter participation dips. Season runs to Dec. 12 with a focused antlerless period Dec. 14–15. Fourteen hunting accidents include three fatalities. incidents include illegal netting and misidentified kills. Somerset records snow aiding tracking. Tioga logs 1,500 buck kills on opening day. Clinton County notes a nine point buck with a single brown mark on its head.
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Alabama Named National Champion In AP Football Poll
Alabama edged Arkansas by a narrow margin to claim the national collegiate football title in the final AP poll. Namath and a strong defense carried the 10-0 Tide through a 10-game season, with Arkansas close behind at 10-0. Notre Dame, Michigan and others followed as top contenders.
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Deer Theme Sets Quiet Bowling Night at Cutting Lanes
The Monday Men's League at Cutting Lanes saw high scores as players embraced a wild theme. Harry Hatchkiss led Dutch Maid of Corry with a 612 series on 201 207 210 games while Rake-To-Winkle’s Dave Brumagin posted 223 and Russ Bemis 218 among others.
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Detroit U Drops Football After 68 Years
The University of Detroit has dropped football due to excessive costs after 68 years. Very Rev Laurence Bett, president of the Jesuit school, said the decision was reached recently with regret and heavy clamor.
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Basketball Tonight Scores and Matchups
CorrY at McDowell Warren at Erie East oil City at Rocky Grove Spartansburg at Fort LeBoeuf Erie at Strong Vincent at New Castle Harborcreek at Wattsburg Commodore Perry at Townville Mercer at Slippery Rock Northern Area at Sheffield Fairview at Cambridge Springs Ripley at Wesleyville Conneaut Valley at Girard Erie Academy at Sharon Randolph at General McLaane Godranton at Linesville North Hast at Youngsville
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Bucknell's Tom Mitchell Earns AP Little All America Honor
Bucknell University junior Tom Mitchell, 20, 6 ft 4 in, 210 lb, was named to the AP Little All America first team as an offensive end for 1964.
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Beaver Cagers at McDowell Corry High Open Season
Beaver Falls Beavers travel to McDowell to face Corry High in the second basketball game of the season. McDowell, coached by Al Kline, seeks to extend its home dominance in a switched venue at Millcreek. McDowell aims to leverage height and youth to upset Corry.
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High Schoolers Sign Up For Weight Training
Beaver High School athletes sign up for a weight training program discussed by Lou Hanna and Ken Harvey at the State Armory. The plan aims to fit 100 or more youths into sessions two to three times weekly to improve overall athletic readiness for all Beaver sports.
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Archery Results At Sawyer Archery Lanes Last Night
Archery results show Gentilman’s Gerenimos scoring 278 to lead the night’s high men. Finnie Sawyer posted 285, the top score of the evening, with several others listed including Mike Payer 256 Joby Boutwell 258 and Dave King 200. A fitness note mentions plans to equip about 50 barbells for athletes and a training program starting with 30 pound weights.
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