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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1938

Page

6

Deer herd policy under fire as PA game commission defends season

Pennsylvania Game Commission President Nichola Biddle defends antlered buck season and deer cull policy amid criticism of large kills and predator-less winters. He cites 14 fatal and 31 non fatal accidents this year and notes severe weather affecting hunting practices. he highlights $1,000,000 game fund impact and ongoing fines from illegal deer. Three Antler League bowlers lead with 176 averages after first round.

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Beavers Rout Wattsburg In Season Opener Victory

Beavers overwhelmed Wattsburg 45 to 108 in game two of the season behind Bob Brown scoring 13 for the orange and black. Coach Byler’s new lineup clicked with Brown Greene Sutton McElroy Cragg delivering solid guard play as Beavers built an 11 2 start and widened to 18 2 at halftime. Wattsburg fought back in the final period but the hosts dominated the middle frame with a 16 0 run. Separately Corry High reserves beat the Senior All Stars 21 to 7 in the preliminary contest.

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Union City Noses Out Waterford In Season Opener

Union City edged Waterford 26-24 to claim the opening game as Union City seized a late two point basket with two minutes left. Waterford led most of the night but Union City pulled ahead thanks to a late brace of baskets.

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Alley Oops Hold Lead With Two Wins In Ladies League

Alley Oops extended their lead in the Ladies Bowling League with a two game victory over the Leaping Lenny last evening. Bell Ringers defeated Susier's and Taylor Cubs beat Jitter Bugs as Mary Kasper posted the high average of 187 for the evening.

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O Brien Named Most Valuable Player at Heisman Ceremony

Davey O’Brien was honored as the nation’s outstanding college grid performer for 1938 at the Downtown Athletic Club ceremony. Mrs. Ella Mae Keith O’Brien praised her son as an all-America boy as spectators cheered the quarterback praised for leadership and skill.

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Franz Quintet Beats Corry Jamestown 46 to 22

The Franz Furniture basketball team defeated Corry Jamestown 46 to 22 at St Edwards gym last evening. George Franz and Jimmy Mead led with 25 points combined while others chipped in as Franz dominated the game.

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Duquesne Announces Nine-Game 1989 Football Schedule

Duquesne University unveils a nine game 1989 schedule at the Alumni Association banquet with four new opponents Manhattan Illinois Wesleyan North Carolina State and Marquette added. Senior halfback Mitchell A. Barron receives Samuel A. Weiss trophy while 27 varsity and 25 freshman letters are awarded.

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Manush Signs Contract With Pirates

Outfielder Heine Manush became the first 1989 Pirates player to sign after meeting with president William Renswanger. He joined Pittsburgh from Toronto last summer, hitting .308 in 15 games as part of efforts to bolster pennant hopes.

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United Press All American Pro Team Named

The United Press selects the major league eleven with the New York Giants leading in first-team picks, followed by Green Bay Packers, Chicago Bears, Pittsburgh Pirates, plus one each from Brooklyn Dodgers and Philadelphia Eagles. Rookies Byron White and Byron Gentry earn spots. Ed Danowski Clark Hinkle and Mel Hein star at key positions.

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OMahoney Wrestles Dusek in Motor Square Show

Danno OMahoney former wrestling champion meets Rudy Dusek one of a wrestling family in the main match at Motor Square Garden tonight in Pittsburgh.

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Giants pitcher Hubbell eyes spring return with elbow doubt

Fort Worth reports Carl Hubbell, star pitcher for the New York Giants, has no left arm injury concern but admits uncertainty about his arm’s effectiveness after elbow surgery for a calcium formation. He hopes to be ready for spring training.

Coast Arcadi a Santa Anita Handicap entries headline rich field

Arcadia California December 7 1937 107 entries for the Santa Anita Handicap race to be run March 4 at Santa Anita Park Seabiscuit heads the list along with Dawber The Chief Jacob Pasteurized Mauricio Porters Mite Thanksgiving Cravat Esposa Magic Hour and War Minstrel absent Lawrin and War Admiral also named for other races Seabiscuit winner over War Admiral in a Pimlico match race named for the wider Florida Widener handicap at Hialeah Park December entries reflect one of the world’s richest stakes fields.

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Major Trade Clean Sweep Shakes Cubs and Giants

The 47th annual meeting of the National Association of Professional Baseball Players opens with a six-player Cubs Giants deal seen as a two way house cleaning. Cubs Billy Surges Ken O'Dea Frank Demaree go to the Giants for Dick Bartell Jess Mancuay Hank Leiner. Also trades include Tom Carey to Boston for Johny Marcum. George Mules to Shreveport as manager. Jimmie Adair bought by Birmingham from Louisville. Babe Herman to Jersey City sold to Hollywood trading Lilly Tnielder Bill Cissell from the Giants.

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