Pennsylvania buck season ends tomorrow with three day antlerless hunt
The Game Commission reports a strong deer season with record and near record bag totals. Antlerless hunting will run Monday Tuesday and next Saturday in selected counties, requiring local licenses and nontransferable permits. Hunters are urged to wear blaze orange and to examine trophies at four checking stations to aid herd data.
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Sparta Sportsmen Elect David Hallberg President
The Sparta Sportsmen's Club elected David Hallberg as president for the coming year at a Wednesday meeting. George Montgomery became vice president, Roland Putnam secretary, and Russell Young treasurer. Hallberg named as delegate and Putnam as alternate. The new clubhouse should be completed by year end, with the first 1966 meeting in the new building. Regular meetings moved to the first Sunday after noon each month for a three month trial, starting January 7 in the new clubhouse to aid night workers.
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Gun Club To Have Archery Classes In Corry
Corry Rod and Gun Club announces indoor archery classes starting Monday at 7 PM for beginners. Advanced archers will meet on Wednesday evenings. No equipment is required.
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St Thomas Hoopsiers Prep For Behrend Center DuBois Game
The St Thomas Hoopsiers hold a 2 0 start and will face Corry Junior High eighth graders in a preliminary game at the high school gym Wednesday evening. Lineup includes Dan Cragg Dan Downey Pat Knowlton Tom Ross Kevin Amy Phil Knowlton in front and Skip Frisina Mark Hammond Mike Gerzina Joe Gerzina Kevin Carnegie Dennis Jackson Tom Wascak in back, with Fred Zewatsky John Jawdy Ernie Ferro Jim Balek Joe Jawdy Barry Baker and Join Rote listed.
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Dan Downey
Pat Knowlton
Tom Ross
Kevin Amy
Phil Knowlton
Skip Frisina
Mark Hammond
Mike Gerzina
Joe Gerzina
Kevin Carnegie
Dennis Jackson
Tom Wascak
Fred Zewatsky
John Jawdy
Ernie Ferro
Jim Balek
Joe Jawdy
Barry Baker
Corry
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Dream backfield landslide All-America picks in 1967 team
The 1967 AP All-America team features four dream backs Beban Simpson Keyes and Csonka led by UCLA’s Beban and Syracuse’s Csonka with 1,586 and 1,127 rushing yards respectively and Simpson gaining 1,415 yards. Keyes added 986 rushing yards 758 receiving yards and 114 points. Alabama’s Homan Florida State’s Sellers and Notre Dame’s Schoen anchor a strong lineup.
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Ron Yary
Adrian Young
Meylan
Oklahoma
Granville Liggins
Sooner
Beaver Cagers Open At Home Tonight
Beaver High hosts Townville Eagles in a 8 o'clock varsity game as Corry aims to extend a 2-0 season record. Townville’s Dunbar brothers Al and Keith pace the visitors while Corry captain Tom Xender is doubtful with a foot blister.
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Bo Wininger Dies After Stroke at 45 in Oklahoma City
Francis Bo Wininger, the gray haired golfer famed for friendships over titles, died in an Oklahoma City hospital after a week in intensive care from a stroke and subsequent complications. He was 45, had prior paralysis on his right side, and earned $155,000 in prizes from a career spanning six tournament wins. He had recently become golf director at a Las Vegas country club.
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Wisconsin recruit Mel Walker loses leg in football injury
Melvin A. Walker, recruited as a quarterback by Wisconsin, had his collegiate grid career end with the amputation of his left leg below the knee after a Wednesday injury at Hennepin County General Hospital. The sophomore moved to safety and led the team in pass interceptions this season, with five picks and 81 yards, and contributed four touchdowns in tackles and fumble recoveries. He will learn to walk again and cannot play for the Badgers this season.
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Local High School Football and Conference Pairings
A list of upcoming varsity matchups from town to county including Saegertown Spartansburg Mayville Clymer Titusville Youngsville Erie Tech Oil City Reynolds Meadville Hickory East Warren Cranberry Rocky Grove Keystone Cochranton Commodore Perry Jamestown Conneaut Lake Pleasantville Limestone West Forest East Forest Wattsburg Fairview Fort LeBoeuf Union City North East Northwestern General McLane Girard Harborcreek Iroquois. A Minnesot a Wisconsin game notes Mel's injury on a high jump to break up a pass. left knee damage including nerve, ligaments, cartilage torn, muscle attachments severed, kneecap and artery affected.
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Philadelphia Sports Writers Club renames after Herb Good
Philadelphia sports scene features Nate Thurmond crediting Wilt Chamberlain for guidance, Butch Van Breda Kolff reflecting on college to pro coaching, and Cliff Anderson sidelined by knee injury. Brazil to send 7 foot 10 center to World Cup in Philadelphia. Eagles kicker debate sparks pay grade concerns as Lou Groza remains top scorer. Phillies’ Mexicao City talks stall over Rich Allen and Bill White retirement plans. Lehigh wrestling kicks off home run, Steve Donches donates to St Joseph’s, Eagles iron man Ringo sets record with 181st straight game.
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Bowlers Shine as Larry Snow Tops Local Action with 242
Larry Snow rolled a 242 to lead last night’s bowling action at the local lanes, earning top game honors for the night. The field featured players from Corry Jamestown and American B teams, with scores ranging from 202 to 215 and multiple 200s noted among participants.
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