Bears Bagged in Pennsylvania Bear Season Opens
Bear harvest on opening day totaled 123 with 63 in the north central division and 36 in the northeast. Largest bears reported include a 400 pounder in Monroe County and a 375 pounder in Lycoming County. Opening day saw 4 cubs killed and one hunter prosecuted for a cub. Last year’s opening day bear harvest was 292.
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Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Game Commission
Long Pond
Monroe County
Lycoming County
Mifflin County
Cook Forest
Lyoming County
Bub
Wea
Antlered Deer Survey Underway in Allegheny National Forest
The Allegheny National Forest Service and Game Commission, with eight forest staff, are checking deer killed to gauge age and antler trends during a two week season beginning today. About 6000 deer are expected. Elmer Richards and Paul Sundheimer head the survey as data guides future seasons.
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The
Game Commission
Forest Service
Elmer Richards
Paul Sundheimer
Richards
Allegheny National Forest
Waren
McKean
Forest
Tichards
Green Bay Clinches Western NEL Title
The Green Bay Packers beat the New York Giants 20-17 to secure their second consecutive Western Conference title with a 10-2 record. Jim Taylor scored twice and ran 106 yards, while Paul Hornung added two field goals and two extra points to reach 143 points on the season. Jesse Whittenton forced a key fumble in the fourth quarter.
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Associated Press
Green Bay Packers
New York
Giants
Philadelphia Eagles
Jim Taylor
Paul Hornung
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Jesse Whittenton
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Washington
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Tim Brown
Sonny Jurgensen
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Rudy Bukich
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Bernie Parrish
Vince Costello
Jimmy Brown
Parrish
Cleveland
Jon Groza
Don Hutson
Jim Martin
Earl Morrall
Terry Barr
Roger LeClerc
Colts
49Ers
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Johnny Unitas
Steve Myhra
Sam Etcheverry
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Redskins
Fran Tarkenton
Vikings
Rams
Hugh McElhenney
Alabama and Minnesota Lead Bowl Contests of 1963 Season
Alabama's Crimson Tide stands undefeated in the regular season as 18 major teams prepare for post season bowls starting with Gotham Bowl in New York. Minnesota's Gophers earn Rose Bowl vs UCLA, while Mississippi faces Texas in Cotton Bowl. Rice defeats Baylor to face Kansas in Bluebonnet Bowl. Colorado tops Air Force to claim Orange Bowl berth. LSU and Colorado chase top national ranking as season ends.
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Villanova
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el Paso
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Colorado
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LSU
Air Force
Penn Staters Picked in Dallas Draft by AFL Teams
Five Penn State football players were drafted by AFL teams in Dallas. Bill Saul and Roger Kochman joined Buffalo, Jim Smith to New York, Charles Siminski to Boston, and Bob Milinger to San Diego. The report also references studies on stock reply and deer lifespans, noting average deer longevity and age-related trends.
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Dallas
Tex
Penn Tate
Bill Saul
Roger Kochman
Buffalo
Jim Smith
New York
Charles Siminsk
Boston
Bob Milinger
San Diego
Blanda Key Factor In Oilers Comeback Victory Over Chargers
Houston's surge continued as George Blanda powered a 39 13 win over San Diego, throwing four touchdowns, kicking two field goals and converting three. Coach Wally Lemm, who has Houston atop the Eastern Division, earns credit for guiding the seven straight win. The Chargers dropped from 11 straight wins. New York and Boston also won to stay in pursuit.
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George Blanda
Houston
Blanda
Oilers
San Diego
Wally Lemm
Gallivanting Blanda
Chargers
Boston
New York
Oakland
Parilhi
Denver
Patriots
al Doron
Dallas
Art Baker
Buffalo
Trojans Meet Kentucky In Best College Cage Contest
Southern California ranked No 4 meets unranked Kentucky in a top college basketball showdown. USC aims to rebound from a 66 56 loss to Oklahoma while Kentucky seeks to extend its strong start after a 61 20 victory over Ohio.
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Kentucky
Southern California
Coolidge
Associated Press
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Adolph Frupp
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Missouri
Sooners
Big Ten
Drake
Indiana
Evansville
Iowa
Depaul
Minnesota
Ohio State
Cincinnati
Mighty Om State
Florida State
All America
Fooi-2
Purdue
Terry Dischinger
Pitt
Kansis State
New Mexico
Wake Forest
Davide
Navy Coach Wayne Hardin Aims To Tie Army Series
Navy beat the Cadets 13-7 for a third straight win as Wayne Hardin pursues a goal to close the Army-Navy gap. Army's Dale Hall faces questions after failing to defeat Navy in three tries, with speculation he may be replaced despite a year remaining on his contract.
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Navy
Wayne Hardin
The
Midshipmen
Hardin
Army
West Point
Dale Hall
Hull
Col
Earl
Red) Blaik
Bowl-Aire Team Wins By Four Pins in Special Match
Bowl-Aire defeats Fort LeBoeuf 2895 to 2699 in a three game total pinfall contest. Len Murginski led LeBoeuf with a 600 series while Tab Weeks topped Bowl-Aire with a 518 set. Larry Barr was runner-up at 571. six 200s were recorded, three per team, as Bowl-Aire tops the Monday night Men’s A League.
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Fort LeBoeuf
Len Murginski
LeBoeuf
Waterford
Tab Weeks
Larry Barr
Patterson McNeeley title bout on Maple Leaf Gardens card
Floyd Patterson, the heavyweight champion, is a heavy favorite to defeat Tom McNeeley Jr. in Canada’s first world heavyweight title contest at Maple Leaf Gardens. McNeeley predicts a knockout within six rounds, while Patterson vows to be at his best after the Johansson bout. The match is the second half of a closed circuit telecast with no U S radio. Patterson stands out in skill and experience though he has suffered 11 ring falls in title fights, all knocked out. McNeeley has a perfect pro record with 18 knockouts in 18 wins, chasing his first defeat.
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Floyd Patterson
Tom McNeeley Jr
Matt
Maple Leaf Gardens
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McNeeley
Michigan State
McNeetey
Patterson
Ingemar Johansson Hecht
Ingemar
Jansson
Yeader
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Johansson
Ty Tyrone
Cain
Patterson-Mc
Noeley
Patterson- McNorles
Westphal
Germaine
Actaur
Germany
Liston
Wiin
Jonge
McNeerey
Tustin
Lonight
Eer
Quiring
George Kats
Shal Athtelie Commission
Taston
Arystetl Ag
Westphal Liston bout dominates Monday bowling league notes
The page reviews mixed doubles and singles results from Bowl Atre and Avalon Junior League, listing top players and scores such as Susan Weston, Darlene Kane, Tom Morton, and Dave Wetmore. It highlights upcoming Westphal Liston boxing coverage and references Patterson McNorles and Liston’s return with new manager George Kats.
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Avalon Junior League Jages
Susan Weston
Sandy Glavis
Robin Valley
Nite Sprovert
Darlene Kane
Tom Morton
Dave Wetmore
Dennie Becker
Lynn McCray
Don MacKenzie
Barry Greeley
Jett Russell
Cincinnati Sets Grove City Relays Pool Records
The University of Cincinnati broke five pool records to win the Grove City Invitational Swimming Relays. Final team scores: Cincinnati 83, West Chester State 58, Detroit Tech 55, Grove City 44, Slippery Rock State 24, Westminster 15.
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Grove City
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
West Chester
Pay
Detroit
Tech
Slippery Rock
Westminster
Brewer Wins Palm Beach Open in Four-Stroke Victory
Gay Brewer Jr. held off Arnold Palmer at West Palm Beach to win the Wrat Palm Beach Open by four strokes. Brewer shot 43.300 under par on the par 72 course for a 214 total, marking his fourth straight sub par round. Palmer finished second with 278 and $1,900.
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Gay Brewer
Palmer West
Pro Basketball NBA Scoreboard Card
Yesterday in the NBA Boston defeated Cincinnati 119 to 96. An American Basketball League game saw Los Angeles lead Pittsburgh 88 to 7 with Washington scoring 86 against Hawaii.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Washington
Hawaii
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Terry McCray
Ken Harned
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