Edgy terms for hunting and a wrestler's rise in 1966 sports
A Notes column discusses how weather and terms shape hunting lore with Eddie Finlay urging use of new phrases from news speech. It also reports Dave Anderson breaking wrestling records at Slippery Rock and Meadville High School's responsive post game report proposal and upcoming Red and Gun Club meeting moved to December 20th.
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Eddie Finlay
Eddie
South Carolina Wildlife Resources Department
Dave Anderson
Cambridge Springs
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
Slippery Rock
Hiram College
Hiram
Ohio
Meadville High School
Red and Gun Club
1966 Record Year in American League Highlights
The American League reports a record year in 1966 with 66 major league and AL records set or tied. Frank Robinson crowned AL batting champion at .316 with 49 homers and 122 RBIs while Mantle matched multiple marks including eight homers in six games and seven in five straight. AL clubs set a high with 15 managers in season.
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Boston
Baltimore Orioles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Joe Cronin
Cronin
Baltimore
Frank Robinson
Mickey Mantle
New York
Robinson
Minnesota
Harmon Killebrew
Hoyt Wilhelm
Chicago White Sox
Mantle
Fort Le Boeuf beats Iroquois in Erie league opener
Fort Le Boeuf opened its Erie County League wrestling season with a 40 11 victory over Iroquois as Ralph Fucci pinned in 82 seconds and Jeff Nelson, Ed Haynowski, Ted Radomski, Pete Fuhrer and Mack Kuhns followed with falls. Girard lost to Fairview, North East defeated Wattsburg 40 11, and Harborcreek beat General McLane 34 14. In other action Troquois pin by Weigel. A San Francisco note reports 30 years of football officiating for James Cain ends December 31 after his ninth East West game, Rose Bowl appearances, and Washington player history.
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Fort LeBoeuf
Iroquois
Girard
Fairview
North East
Wattsburg
Harborcreek
General McLane
Ralph Fucci
Jeff Nelson
Ed Haynowski
Ted Radomski
Pete Fuhrer
Mack Kuhns
Bisons
Weigel
San Francisco
James Cain
Seattle
Cain
Washington
Junior Varsity Grapplers Clash With Union City Tonight
The Orange and Black junior varsity grapplers prepare for a 6 15 p m bout with Union City. Pictured are Rod Hulings 103, Ron Savko 112, Bob Martin 120, Clark Eaton 127, Mike Thomas 133, Erle McCray 145, Chuck Martin 184, George McDaniels 165 and Greg Stewart heavy.
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Union City Tonight
Rod Hulings
Ron Savko
Bob Martin
Clark Eaton
Mike Thomas
Erle McCray
Chuck Martin
George McDaniels
Greg Stewart
Waynesburg Whitewater Clash For NAIA Title
In Tulsa Whitewater Wis and Waynesburg Pa meet for the NAIA football crown after identical 10-0 records. Whitewater's Bob Berezowitz leads a high scoring offense, while Waynesburg relies on a stifling defense. Key players include Rich Dahar and standout backs Knoblauch and Jones. Notre Dame honors follow, Nick Eddy named MVP and Rocky Bleier captain. Phillies sign Rick Wise.
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Tulsa
Okla
Whitewater
Wis
State
Waynesburg
Bob Berezowitz
Dahar
Yellow Jackets
New Mexico
Warhawks
Stevens Point
Oshkosh State
Berezowitz
Jim Knoblauch
Greg Jones
Dennis Williamson
Knoblauch
Jones
Williamson
South Bend
Ind
Nick Eddy
Notre Dame
Rocky Bleier
Associated Press
Miami Virginia Tech Meet In Liberty Bowl
Miami and Virginia Tech prepare for the Liberty Bowl in Memphis amid weather delays. Miami enters at 7-2-1 and boasted wins over Georgia, Southern California and Florida. Tech features a potent offense while Miami’s defense ranks high nationally. Officials anticipate 40,000 fans at Memphis Memorial Stadium.
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Miami
Virginia Tech
Memphis
Memphis Memorial Stadium
Oilers Challenge Patriots as Sunday AFL Action Looms
Houston Oilers aim to upset Boston Patriots to shake the Eastern Division title race. Boston holds a slim lead over Buffalo with several other league games looming, including Kansas City at Miami and New York at San Diego.Houston’s youth headline the Oilers’ Sunday clash while West and East contenders jockey for position across the AFL schedule.
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Associated Press
Houston
Boston
Oilers
Patriots
Buffalo
New York
Kansas City
Miami
San Diego
Denver
Oakland
6th Grade Basketball Program Starts
Boys in fifth and sixth grades are urged to join the Wright Street School winter recreation program. Contact Fred Schwab at 9 a.m. Saturday or 4 p.m. Monday and Tuesday to ensure inclusion in the leagues. The program focuses on basketball fundamentals and skills for public and parochial school boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schwab
Wright Street
Maris Traded To Cards For Smith
NEW YORK AP Lee MacPhail the Yankees general manager moved Roger Maris and his 75000 salary to St Louis for third baseman Charley Smith as part of rebuilding the club after a last place 1966 season. Smith has played for Dodgers Phillies White Sox Mets and Cardinals. Maris once hit 61 homers in 1961 and later saw his production decline with injuries and surgery.
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Yankee
Roger Maris
St. Louis
Charley Smith
MacPhail
Yankees
Clete Boyer
Atlanta
Bill Robinson
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Frank Robinson
Maris
Robinson
Smith
Babe Ruth
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago White Sox
New York Mets
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