Deer opening day harvest reports and notable kills
Opening day of Pennsylvania antlered deer season saw harvest about one tenth below 1960 despite similar hunter numbers. Weather varied, with rain and warm temps limiting activity and driving deer movement. Notable first day items include a 7 point albino buck in Westmoreland, a 197 pound field dressed deer in Columbia, an 86 year old man killing a 9 point buck in Chester, a 15 year old taking a nice 8 point in Chester, and a Berks County buck weighing 191 pounds dressed.
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Gwine
Pennsylvania
Wer
Game Commission
Lackawanna County
Nhule
Westmoreland County
Columbia County
Chester County
Violations marked by hunting law breaches and odd incidents
Report outlines common game law violations including killing deer with antlers, loaded guns in vehicles, nonresidents hunting on resident licenses, and shooting within safety zones. It notes game protectors arresting several in the act, and recounts the so called meanest hunter who helped teens drag a buck to a car.
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Juniata
Highway Deers Toll Soars On New Pennsylvanian Route
In October to December deer fatalities rise as mating and hunting seasons drive movement. The Penn-Can Highway in northern Pennsylvania reports unusually high deer deaths, with estimates suggesting over fifty deer killed per week on the new road. The editor notes concern from local officials and predicts continued risk.
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Pennsylvania
Gene Coleman
Scranton Times
Penn-Can
Susquehanna County
Iunie
Donald G. Day
PyaneCan
Beninévivanrts
Peale
Mga
Tompkinsville
Waverly
New York State
Pield
Comimissiony
Courty North Fist Division
Daar Bay High Welticle
Mont Qorith
Beaver Wrestlers subdue Union City in a rugged meet
Corry High behind four new starters and strong pins rolled to a 35-10 victory over Union City at the local gym. Roden and Pralick led with swift pins, Savko and Malek won key bouts, while Corry’s depth produced eight wins in 12 matches. Union City captured a 28-14 junior meet, with UC’s Davis and Maguire earning draws.
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Corry High
Union City
Bears
Locat
Beavers
Bob Mulgin J
Corry
Titusville
Dale Pralick
Dick Malek
Bob Roden
Orange
Black
Prulick
Rimph
Roden
Art Dingfelder
Frulick
Earl Culbertson
George Patterson
George
John
Fred Large
Patterson Brothers
Larry Puckley
Dick Davis
Jim Anthony
Anthony
Bob
al Culbertson
Frank Robinson Tops NL Slugger in 1969 Race
Frank Robinson the Reds paid-hitting outfielder won the National League slugging title for the second straight year with 233 total bases in 545 at bats for a .611 slugging mark. Orlando Cepeda of the Giants was runner up with an .809 average. Hank Aaron led in total bases for the third straight season with 358 but finished third in slugging with 5M. Willie Mays and Roberto Clemente are also noted among top figures. the report mixes multiple stats and stray background.
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Wancimar
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati Reds
Robinson
Bet
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco Giants
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee Braves
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Dick Stuart
Pittsburgh
George Altman
Chicago
Roberto Clemente
Just A Waltz Varsity Match Summary
Varsity wrestling meet results show C team dominant with 35-10 final. Art Dinstelder and Dick Malek earned pins, John Patterson and Van Epps won close decisions, and several bouts posted dominant scores for the home squad.
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Art Dinstelder
Hill
Dale Fralick
Alexander
M2—Van Epps
Tom Johnson
John Savio
Dick Malek
Wellman
Gary Donaldson
Maguire
Paints
McCracken
Ed Krasa
George Patterson
Greishaw
Larry Packley
Davis
John Patterson
VanTassel
Bob Roden
Anthony
al Culbertson
Willams
Local Bowling Night Sets Two Dual Matches at Bowl-Aire
Two synchronized matches set for Bowl-Aire feature Erie bowlers led by Sitter and Stan with 200 plus averages facing out of town squads Pepsi-Cola and Bowl-Aire. The Corry Beverage and Meadville Pepsi-Cola teams renew their clash after a 14 pin Meadville win, with Messina St. George Watus Woodard Blynt anchoring CB lineup.
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Pepsi-Cola
Corry Beverage
Meadville
Pepsi- Cola
Erieiles
Leo Stan
Vince Sitter
LeRoy Smith
Bi Anderson
Howie Robinson
Bill Blair
Sitter
Fredonia
N. C
Dick Merkle
Larry Barr
Pete Russell Jr
Tab Weeks
Russ Bemis
Merkle
Weeks
Bemis
Bizzarro Beats Kelly In 10 Round Erie Bout
Johnny Bizzaro of Erie defeated Jack Kelly of New York by a unanimous decision last night at Tech Memorial Auditorium. Bizzaro surged in rounds eight and nine to avenge a split loss to Kelly on November 18. Preliminary results note Tom Gerarde of Warren KO ed Eddie Cross of Pittsburgh.
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Johnny Bizzarro
Eric
Kelly Erie
Johnny Bizarro
Erie
Jack Kelly
New York
Tech Memorial Auditorium
Bizzaro
Stag
Hering Kelly
Kelly
Tom Gerarde
Warren
Roger Man of Year 1961 AP poll selects Roger Maris
The Associated Press names Roger Maris of the New York Yankees as 1961 male athlete of the year. Maris, 27, hit 61 homers, led the league in total bases and RBIs, and broke Babe Ruth's single season record. He collects the Frederick C. Miller Trophy at a Milwaukee dinner January 4.
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Mece
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Babe Ruth
Associated Press
Paul Hornung
Green Bay
Warren
Mans
Hornung
Davis
Mantle
Maris
Eagies
Frederick C. Miller
Milwaukee
Ted Williams
Rafer Johnson
Ingemar Johansson
Sweden
Ruth
S. i
Ford Frick
Baltimore
Beavers Idle Tonight Ahead of Erie Cathedral Prep Game
Corry high school basketball notes show the Beavers idle this evening with a game at Erie Cathedral Prep tomorrow night as the sole Saturday contest. Prep enters undefeated after beating Linesville Ohio Youngstown Cardinal Mooney and Titusville St Joseph.
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Corry Hens Basketpall Beavers
Orange and Black
Erie Cathedral Prep
Prep
Sharon
Beavers
Schiol
Linesville
Ohio
Youngstown
Cardinal Mooney
Titusville St. Joseph
Yankees fail to sign Maris in first talks
New York Yankees failed in the initial effort to sign home run king Roger Maris as he left for Raytown Missouri after an amiable session with GM Roy Hamey. Maris, 27, hit 61 home runs last season and earned his second straight MVP. Hamey offered about 60 000 to 65 000 while Maris asked 75 000. Maris plans to return in January before the players dinner on January 28 to continue negotiations.
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Standard
Maris
Yankee Stadium
Boston
Tracy Stallard
NEW York
New York Yankees
Roger Maris
Roy Hamey
Raytown
Hamey
Mickey Mantle
Top DiMaggio
Roger
Roy
Liberty Bowl match features Syracuse and Miami in Philadelphia
Syracuse led by Ernie Davis meets Miami in the Liberty Bowl at Philadelphia Stadium with both teams in good shape. Miami quarterback Dave Sarette, end Bill Miller and backs Shirrell and Easterly anchor the attack while Davis eyes a strong Syracuse showing. Forecast calls for fair weather. attendance hopes rise as promoter Bud Dudley pushes ticket sales amid last minute preparations.
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Philadelphia
Syracuse
Air America
Ernie Davis
Miami
Orange
Chac
Ben Schwartzwalder
Andy Gustafson
Gustafson
George Mira
Key West
Fla
Philadelphia Stadium
NBC
Mira
U.S. Weather Bureau
Bud Dudley
Pate
Dudley
Schwartzwalder
Schwarzzwalder
Tmsire Miand
Davis
Dave Sarette
Gary Fallon
Dick Easterly
Bill Miller
McKeesport
Miller
Bowling Night Sparks High Scores Across League Meet
Marie Wotus rolled a 500 series highlighted by 164 167 179 in the VW Ladies League. Tooke Benson added a 225, Sophie Penslith and Maryanti Broetar contributed notable marks, while Nationals players George Harel and Romeo Marehitelli posted solid scores. Lefty Herald Steves earned a jackpot spare as the event showcased multiple high games and resilient spare play.
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Marie Wotus
Tooke Benson
Los
Maryanti Broetar
Tete Tinker
James Rene Misco
Ameriviny
George Harel
Romeo Marehitelli
Latrs Walyderhoof
Casper Wormwies
College Cage Scores From Dense OCR Teletype Style List
East Lafayette 73 Colgate 2 MIT 61 Bowdoin Vermont 79 Norwich 75 Clemson 84 Florida State 17 Wash 15 VMI 15 Miami Fla Florida Sea. Wichita 18 Ohio Uni Bowling Green 7 Creighton wl Denver Toledo San Francisco State Evansville 3 San Diego State 11 St Josephs 7 Anderson 7 Southwest Arkansas 87 Tulsa 54 Centenary 3H Rice 57 Utah 106 Los Angeles State 7 Gonzaga 67 Idaho Penna Basketball Westminster Pa 0 Geneva BL California Pa 78 Fairmont Camden Rutgers 64 Scranton 90 Kings Pay 4 Millersville 68 Lincoln Pa 60 Glassboro 68 Philadelphia Pharmacy
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Associated
I'Kess
Lafayette
Colgate
MIT
Bowdoin
Vermont
Norwich
South
Clemson
Florida State
VMI
Miami
Florida Sea
Midwest
Wichita
Ohio
Mitelugiy
Okla City
Creighton
Denver
Toledo
San Francisco
Evansville
San Diego State
St. Josephs
Anderson
Arkansas
Tulsa
Centenary
Rice
Utah
Los Angeles State
Gonzaga
Idaho
Clymer Townville and Spartansbore Lead Tonight's High School Games
Tonight's slate features Silver Creek at Clymer, Townville at Spartansbore, Tinsville at Meadville, Ont Ciby at Cranberry, Weanklin at Ki Gummi, Southwestern at Dhemestowt, Ng Shing at Kry Cathedral, Pop Harburescek at Largertown, Lakeview at Grove City, Parentville at Sherman, Mayville at Brocton, Challumqia at Ripley, Waltsburg at North East, Hori Leer at Lawrence Park, General McLane at Northwest, Wesleyville at Girard, New Kensington at Farrell, Ridgway at Clarion, Jom Rocky Grove at Keystone, Joint Victory at Pleasantville, Greenville at Reynolds, Baal at Forest ab Sheffield, Cochranton at Pymatuning, Commodore Berry at Conneaut Lake, and Cathedral Prep at Corry.
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Silver Creek
Clymer Townville
Spartansbore
Tinsville
McDowell Mickorg
Meadville
Ciby
Cranberry
Dhemestowt
Ng Shing Ol Kry
Pop Harburescek
Largertown
Lakeview
Grove City
Parentville
Sherman
Mayville
Brocton
Challumqia
Ripley
Waltsburg
North East
Hori Leer
Lawrence Park
General McLane
Northwesten
Wesleyville
Girard
New Kensington
Farrell
Ridgway
Clarion Jom
Rocky Grove
Keystone
Joint Victory
Pleasantville
Greenville
Reynolds Baal
Forest Ab
Sheffield
Cochranton
Pymatuning
Commodore Berry
Conneaut Lake
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Roger Man of
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Eranges
Emerson
Great Lakes Marine
Honus Emerson
Great Lakes Marine Sales & Service
State Street
Ernie & Co
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OMEN
Berte Kane
Jackie Benson
Senins
Pat Shumaky
Audrey Rouse
Kings
Bill Schall
Ed Barr
Harold Crosby
Bob Morton
Mary Perkins
Carrig
North Center St
Auto Glass
General Auto Repair
Frank's
Thomas Motors
E.P.M
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Corry, Pa
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
Ed Berry
Harry Schiemer
Curry Jamestown
Acini Mactiutings Aye Wa
Otfien
U Brien Sheml Pw Pure
Yew Laudes
Tina
Suweey
Gory Slimes
Sorry Squires
Tea ‘Wan Laat
Tors
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Borstoriy & Fitch
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Penna Basketball
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Geneva
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Camden
Rutgers
Scranton
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Glassboro
Phil. Pharmac al
Cathedral Prep
Ane
Chic Young
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