Supreme Court Lets Baseball Maintain Antitrust Immunity
The Supreme Court declined to review Wisconsin’s ruling that organized baseball is immune to state antitrust laws. The decision preserves the 44 year federal shield, allowing teams to move or expand without state antitrust challenges and potentially prompting further moves and franchise changes.
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Chiefs Lead AFL In Offense and Defense Totals
New York AP statistics show Kansas City atop the AFL in total offense averaging 363.6 yards per game and 152.3 rushing yards while New York leads in passing at 244.4. Oakland holds the top defense at 279.3 but KC narrowly edges by two-tenths in opponent yardage. Concerning football, Joseph H. Sharp Jr., 20, died after a brain concussion suffered during a sandlot game in Parkville Maryland.
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Antlerless season yields strong deer harvest across state
Harrisburg reports 26 750 deer were bagged on the last day of the antlerless two day season amid cool clear conditions. Centre leads with 1 850 followed by Huntingdon 1 650 Potter 1 100 McKean 1 000 Perry 1 000. No fatal hunting accidents reported. Stan Mikita leads NHL scoring with 12 26 38 season total and a 1 2 point margin over Ullman and Goyette.
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Beaver Swim Team Preview Set For Thursday December 15
The Corry Beaver Swim team will unveil its 1986 87 version at 7 p m Thursday December 15 at the local pool. Coach Bob Cochran will present strokes diving and scoring as a public preview sponsored by the Beaver Club ahead of the December 19 opener with Erie Prep in Erie.
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Harvey Resigns As Football Line Coach
Ben Harvey, longtime Corry Beaver assistant coach for 13 years, submitted his resignation to the Corry Area Joint School Committee at the regular meeting last night. He led both the offensive and defensive lines and taught players expectations in all situations. The committee took no action on the resignation.
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Boston Pats Fight For Title Amid Money Fever
Boston faces the final AFL Eastern Division game with a championship feeling and playoff money fever as high-scoring Gino Cappel leads the Patriots toward the title race.
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Penn State, Pitt lead AP All Pennsylvania grid team
Twelve colleges are represented on the 1986 AP All Pennsylvania College Football team chosen by sports writers and broadcasters. Penn State placed six players on the first offensive and defensive squads, with Pitt, Bucknell, Gettysburg and Wilkes adding two each. The selections highlight size and power across positions, featuring Mike Reid of Penn State as the lone sophomore on the squads.
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UCLA Holds No. 1 In AP Top College Poll
UCLA remains the APs No 1 team in the major college basketball poll as the Bruins captured all 36 first place votes through last Saturday. Texas Western moves to No 2 with Kentucky slipping to No 4 after losses, while New Mexico rises to fifth and North Carolina remains in sixth.
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Coach Wooden complains of rough play against Alcindor
UCLA coach John Wooden says Lew Alcindor faced rough treatment in his first three games. He cites lack of proper protection and calls out on ball contact, noting opponents stand near him and grab him on out of bounds plays.
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Eight NHL Games To Be Televised Nationally
The National Hockey League released eight nationally televised games for the final two months of the season. Detroit hosts Chicago to start the slate from Chicago Stadium. Subsequent 4 p.m. telecasts include Montreal at Detroit on Feb 19, Boston at Detroit on Feb 26, Montreal at New York on Mar 5, Toronto at Detroit on Mar 19, Montreal at Boston on Mar 26, and Chicago at New York on Apr 2.
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Koufax Ends Blaze of Glory Year in Style
Sandy Koufax capped a brilliant 12 year career with a dominant season leading the National League in earned run average and strikeouts. He posted a 27 9 record, completed 27 of 41 starts, and set major league marks while pitching 323 innings and striking out 317 batters. Bobby Burnett of Buffalo from an athletic family highlights regional note.
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