Pennsylvania Opens Winter Fishing Season Across 47 Lakes
The state and federal hatcheries stock about 60 000 trout in 47 lakes totaling 9 709 acres across 36 counties for winter trout fishing. Ice or open water fishing allowed on lakes over 10 acres until February 15 1968, with streams closed until April 13 1968. Species include brook brown rainbow trout and bass walleye pickerel muskellunge northern pike sunfish yellow perch crappies rock bass catfish suckers eels. Creel and size limits set per species with specific minimums and daily limits. Free fishing instruction offered statewide by warden teams with clinics announced later.
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Pennsylvania
Lamar
The
Fish Commission
Lake Pleasant
Erie County
Chapman Dam
Warren County
Erie
Crawford
Warren
Forest
Mercer
Inigo
Lawrence
Butler
Clarion
Jefferson
Hawks and Rockets clash in 129-87 Hawks victory
St Louis Hawks beat the San Diego Rockets 126-87 behind Lennie Wilkens 34 points. NBA action also saw Denver defeat Houston 98-02 and New Orleans topple Oakland 141-119. Local bowling and darts results from Corry area leagues are listed.
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Associated Press
Lennie Wilkens
St. Louis Hawks
National Basketball Association
Providence College Friars
Troots
Hawks
San Diego Rockets
Denver
Houston
New Orleans
Oakland
American Basketball Association
Anaheim
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
NBA
San Francisco
Warriors
San Diego
Dave Gambee
Rockets
Mavericks
Larry Jones
Jones
Art Becker
Jesse Branson
Memphis
LaVern S
Oaks
Storm Halts Piper Pacer Contest In Snow
Pittsburgh AP report notes snow halted the Pipers versus Pacers with a rescheduled Sunday start. Anaheim Amigos could not reach Pittsburgh from New Jersey causing a postponement. Pipers sit third in the AA Eastern Division at 11-12.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pipers
American Basketball Association
Indiana Pacers
Anaheim Amigos
New Jersey
Pipers
Expansion talks mix cities as leagues plan future teams
Four Kansas City groups push for 1989 expansion ownership with Seattle’s Pacific Northwest Sports leading, while San Diego Milwaukee Dallas-Fort Worth and Buffalo delegations press cities. NL and AL probe costs, 30 players per new team, and World Series share rules amid shifting schedules. Cubs trade Lou Johnson to Dodgers for Paul Popovich and minor leaguer Williams.
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Mexico City
Kansas City
Seattle
Seattles Group
Pacific Northwest Sports
San Diego
Milwwukee
Dallas-Fort Worth
Bullaly
Joe Cronin
Chub Feeney
San Francisco
Lee MacPhail
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Lou Johnson
Los Angeles Dodgers
Paul Popovich
Jim Williams
Baseball pay row erupts as Miller meets players in Mexico
In Mexico City AP reports a clash between players led by Marvin Miller and owners over negotiations. Miller and 21 players urge faster talks and an increased minimum salary from 7000 to 12000 a year while owners push for meetings after a long standstill. The possible action remains unspecified, with talk of a convention and potential strikes but no firm plan announced.
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Mexico City
Major League Baseball
Paul Richards
Atlanta Graves
Richards
Marvin Miller
The
Steelworkers
Major League Baseball Players Association
Miller
Mexico
Owners
Joe Cronin
Inter Baseball
Steve Hamilton
New York Yankees
Hamilton
Tye
Cronin
New
New York City
Beaver Iroquois Cagers Clash Tonight
The Corry Beavers visit Iroquois High School to face the Braves in a bid for win number two. Junior varsity plays at 6 45 with the varsity game set for 8 clock as Erie area rivals seek revenge after last season’s two Beavers wins.
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Corry Beavers
Iroquois High School
Braves
Beavers
Erie Area
Organize Rec Basketball Again For Fifth and Sixth Graders
Fred Schwab announced a renewed effort to organize a recreation basketball program for fifth and sixth grade boys. After the school closed last Tuesday the original meeting was postponed to Monday at 4 p.m. in the Wright School gym with no games tomorrow and a delayed league opening.
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Fred Schwab
Wright School
Schwab
College Hoopsters Open Season Forecasts and Openers
College basketball opens with top teams Louisville Princeton and Davidson shaping the AP Top Ten, while UCLA led by Lew Alcindor eyes a 35 game win streak in the Purdue opener at Lafayette. Other key debuts include Georgetown at Louisville and Princeton vs Army. many ranked teams play Saturday.
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Louisville
Princeton
Davidson
UCLA
Purdue
Lew Alcindor
Associated Press
Bruins
Lafayette
Ind
Johnny Wooden
Martinsville
Wooden
Indiana State
Georgetown
Army
Bucknell
John Droma
Pete Carril
Davidson Wildcats
Wildcats
Indiana
Tennessee
Fred Hetwel
Southern Ilinois
Sam Houston
State
Temple
Creighton
Richmond
Duke
Virginia Tech
Greensboro
N.C
Centenary
Oklahoma
Texas Tech
Colorado
New Mexico
Oregon
Miami
Fla
Washington
Idaho
Southern California
Portland
Stanford
Boston College
Sacramento State
Houston
North Carolina
Utah State
Kansas
Northern Michigan
Dayton
Vanderbilt
Southern Methodist
Navy faces Army in 68th service classic showdown
Navy Cardinal quarterback Cartwright and Rob Taylor pace a passing game against an Army defense that has forced 25 interceptions. Army seeks its ninth win under Blaik era, holding seven opponents to one touchdown or less, while Navy relies on adding defense with three green starters.
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Philadelphia
Navy
Army
Middies
John Cartwright
Cartwright
Rob Taylor
Steve Lindell
Charley Jarvis
Jim Bevans
Bill Elias
Jim Sheppard
Shelly Buttril
Gerry Mott
Mot
Cage Schedule Highlights Area High School Matches
A slate of upcoming high school cage games includes Eisenhower at Fredonia Strong Vincent at Hickory McDowell at Titusville Erie East at Bradford Pleasantville at Townville Franklin at Brookville and Erie Prep at Meadville Cranberry at Mercer Clarion at Rocky Grove Jamestown Pa at Tidioute Northern Area at Fredonia Cochranton at Youngsville North Clarion at West Forest Limestone at East Forest Northwestern at Conneaut Valley Union City at Randolph Harborcreek at Saegertown North East at Linesville Cambridge Springs at General McLane North East St Gregory at Fort LeBoeuf Bradford Central at Pottsville Commodore Perry at Reynolds Maple Grove at Frewsburg Chautauqua at Mayville Cassadaga Valley at Panama Silver Creek at Westfield.
Pittsburgh To Host National AAU Swim Meet
Pittsburgh will host the 1988 women s short course national championship at the Pitt pool after the AAU awarded the event at its annual convention. The meet is for indoor pools 25 yards in length and no date was set. Also noted Mexico City will hold the 17th World Congress of Sports Medicine Oct 6 9 prior to the 1968 Olympics.
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New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Amateur Athletic Union
Pitt
AAU
Mexico City
Mexican Federation of Sports Medicine
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VFW
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Corry Bakery
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Debbie Caruso
Marie Gluyna
Erie County Plastics Ay
Corry Hubber
Steve Zajac
Aoe
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Emergon Boal
Storm
Max Soriano
National League
Warren Giles
Beaver
Corry
College Hoopsters
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Mike Carrozzella
Meriden, Conn
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