Statewide one day antlerless deer season set for Monday
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania Game Commission expects about 200 000 hunters to take part in the final deer hunt of the year Monday at 7 a m. The one day antlerless season runs statewide except Philadelphia County with licensing nearly complete and harvest projections of 25 000 to 30 000 antlerless deer if weather allows.
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Baker Taylor Lead Weekend College and Pro Football Showdown
Oregon State’s Terry Baker headlines post season play with 112 completions for 1,738 yards and 14 TDs, while Green Bay’s Jim Taylor seeks two NFL crown titles, 108 points and 1,318 rushing yards as Houston and Green Bay chase December championship games. Miami’s George Mira headlines Gotham Bowl chatter against Nebraska.
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Skiing Ideal At Snow Peak Resort Opens Today
Snow Peak, ten miles east of Corry on Route 6, reports ideal conditions with at least six inches packed snow. Skiing begins at 10 a.m. today and tomorrow, rope tows active, shop, snack bar, and ski school open. Ronald Hamilton leads instructors helping beginners of all ages. A spaghetti supper fundraiser follows skiing hours with a nominal fee. Snow Peak is run by a 17-person company. Charles Wheeler chairs the Erie board. Bob Burdick serves as president and manager. Walter Dingfelder and sons operate the resort. Dingfelder recently hospitalized.
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Perkins Confident In Title Scrap Run
Perkins of Chicago predicted quick victory over Italian challenger Loi for the world Junior welterweight title. Loi's manager Steve Klaus expected a long bout, possibly the full 15 rounds, as sports writers noted Perkins’ boastful confidence and a dinner with singer Diana Diaz where she presented roses.
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Basketball Scores From Northern Area Games
Scores show numerous games with many postponements including Ripley 49 Clymer 39 Franklin 55 Kittanning 47, Cambridge Springs 59 Erie East 49, Wattsburg 58 Union City 39, Wesleyville 49 Northwestern 45, Lawrence Park 65 North Hast 63, Commodore Perry 33 Conneaut Lake 49, Randolph 79 Cochran ton 38, Sheffield 42 East Forest 50 Farrell 56, Sharon 36, Grove City 60 Lakeview 46, Indiana 42 Punxsutawney 35, Clarion 64 Dayton 62, Pleasantville 48 North Clarion 34, A C Valley 61 West Forest 41, Jamestown 56 Fredonia 43, Retibank 63 Brockway 49 Bennetts Valley 1, Clarion SC 57, many others postponed.
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Majors and Oaks Win To Climb From the Cellar
The Chicago Majors and Oakland Oaks, ranked fifth and sixth in the ABA, recorded victories last night to pull from the bottom. Chicago defeated the Pittsburgh Rens 105 to 94, while Oakland edged the Philadelphia Tapers 86 to 84. The Majors stay 2.5 games ahead of the Oaks with Pittsburgh and Philadelphia tied for third, several games behind Long Beach.
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Fight Results Summary From Los Angeles Boston Cards
Don Johnson of Los Angeles outpointed Pulga Serrano from Sacramento in a ten round bout. Bob Cleroux of Montreal defeated Tom McNee in Boston by outpoint. Charley Scat of Philadelphia stopped Bob ire in Boston in ten rounds.
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Folley Seeks 10th Straight At Madison Square Garden
Heavyweight contender Folley aims for his 20th straight win against Doug Jones in a televised bout from Madison Square Garden. Folley, 30, from Chandler, Ariz, carries a 6-5-2 record with 35 knockouts, against Jones 20-3-1 with 12 KOs. The fight airs on ABC TV at 10 p.m. EST.
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Hawkins Sidelined As Rens Struggle With Losses
Connie Hawkins of the Pittsburgh Rens is hospitalized after an eye injury suffered in a game with the Long Beach Chiefs. Doctors report nerve damage to the right eye but no loss of vision, with a four day minimum stay anticipated. The Rens, already reeling from a six game skid, lost 105-94 to Chicago in Hershey, Pennsylvania.
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Warriors Lose as Lakers Sizzle In Rivalry Clash
The slumping Warriors drop 12 of 13 as the red hot Lakers hit quick shots in a 120-118 victory. Los Angeles moves three games ahead of St. Louis in the Western Division race while San Francisco keeps slipping. Ernest Yerrell outpoints Jack Johnson in Chicago.
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Bearcats Top Wildcats Behind Slimmed-Down Bonhams
Cincinnati remains by far the top ranked team as Ron Bonhams, trimmed by about 20 pounds, and George Wilson power a 75-81 win over Kansas State. The victory extends their current win streak to five and bears their 23rd in two seasons. Arizona State beat Kansas to move to Lawrence, while Oregon State fell to California 61-59. Minnesota beat Bradley for its first tie.
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Terry Baker
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Dick Smith
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Liston Johansson Talks Rise Of Heavyweight Bout
Liston adviser confirms exploratory talks with Ingemar Johansson's camp about a possible title defense. Promoter disputes and contract issues with Championship Sports Inc. cloud the plan as Johansson may defend in Goteborg next July. Liston and Johansson negotiations involve Nilon and Ahlquist with travel to Sweden tentatively set.
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Pirates Trade Leppert to Senators for Pitcher Cash
The Pittsburgh Pirates shipped catcher Don Leppert to the Washington Senators in exchange for a minor league pitcher and undisclosed cash. Pirates officials said they received 20 year old Ron Honeycutt in the deal, sending Leppert who had his first full Pirates season this year.
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