Pennsylvania wildlife bounty resumes with new year
With the start of the New Year valid claims for gray foxes red foxes and great horned owls killed in the wild state in Pennsylvania on or after January 1 1962 will be honored. The reward for red or gray foxes is $4 and for great horned owls $5. Bounty payments were discontinued from October 28 to December 31 1961 inclusive. Deer mortalities in November totaled 3290 across crop damage vehicle collisions illegal killings and misc. totals.
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Pennsylvania antlerless deer harvest falls short in one day season
Unfavorable weather on December 18 kept many hunters from afield, reducing antlerless deer harvest. Despite a less than 10 percent cut in licenses, hunter turnout dropped 20 percent to 80 percent below 1980 totals, with 60 percent participation in north central and northeast. Rain fog and poor visibility limited driving and foot travel, though some pursued road hunting. Most reported antlerless deer were fat and healthy. several violations and one fatality occurred.
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Oldest Hunter Silanes Tale From Game Report
A fragmentary report from the Game Commission notes that Herron of Columbus Ohio hunted bear in Pennsylvania and harvested a 4 point, 135 pound buck in Potter County on December 4, opening day of the deer season. The 75 year old hunter tagged his deer with the remark that he hunted alone and had ten years of experience in Pennsylvania.
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Deer study opens deer examination window near Franklin
Commonwealth deer board conducts a week long deer examination period near Franklin Pennsylvania. Wildlife officials and biologists coordinate with the Game Commission to assess deer health and population dynamics during late autumn, with sampling and surveys planned throughout this window.
Beavers Routed by Ford City in Consolation Tilt
Corry High watched Ford City crush them 85 to 41 in the sixth annual holiday basketball tourney at Ford City. McMahon led Corry with 22 points as Ford City, with six players in double figures, built a 48-20 halftime lead. Leechburg to meet Corry in tonight’s consolation game at Ford City High School.
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Tournaments Scholastic Basketball by Associated Press
New Castle 64 Greensburg 28 Erie Tech 70 McDowell 50 Kittanning 70 Rostraver 53 Kane 0 Northern Area 24 Neshamnock 37 Ford City tourney Ford City 85 Corry 41 Ambridge 68 Leechburg Slippery Rock tourney Knoch 75 Commodore Perry 55 Rocky Grove 36 Rimersburg Union 51 Meadville Elks tourney Har Brack 53 Erie Prep 44 Meadville 30 Youngstown onto Cheyney 43 Erie County tourney North East 90 Wesleyville 4 Northwestern 65 General Mac Lest 30
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Reckless Shot at Deer Ends in Bleak Crash in Clearfield
Game Protector Claude Kelsey reports that in Clearfield Pennsylvania at 3 30 A M on December 3 a man with three companions spotlighted a deer. The defendant pulled a rifle from the auto top and fired at the deer but struck the car top, shattered glass, and caused two party members to suffer injuries.
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Rose Bowl to Feature Old Grind Tactics
Pasadena California AP reports the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day will showcase rugged, stone age football as Minnesota under Murray Warmath and UCLA led by Bill Barnes preview a brutal clash. Both coaches tout no secrets and hope their teams’ traditional power game prevails while press box dedication ceremonies unfold.
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Aussies Seize Davis Cup Again in Melbourne
Australia wrapped up its 10th Davis Cup in 12 years by sweeping the doubles to defeat Italy 4-0 at Kooyong. Neale Fraser and Roy Emerson beat Nicola Pietrangeli and Orlando Sirola 6-2 6-3 6-4 as about 9,000 fans endured near 100 degree heat.
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Fight Results Highlight Mixed Wins and Outpoints
In Bologna Italy Raimondo Nobile outpointed Ghorgia Teixeira at 133. Brazil recorded a 10 score as Thaly out pointed Charles Douglas at 1487 in New York.
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Buckeye Five Faces Major Test Of Season
Ohio State remains the top college basketball pick after 42 first-place votes, with Cincinnati second and Duquesne, Southern California, Kansas State rounding the top ten. The Buckeyes face a holiday tournament gauntlet including top opponents in Los Angeles and Washington, aiming to extend their unbeaten run into the postseason stretch.
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Tigers Face Orange Bowl Pressure In Talk Of 40 Point Lead
Colorado fans claim a 40 to 0 halftime score against LSU would be a psychological edge for Monday's Orange Bowl. LSU coach Paul Dietzel, wary of the buildup, says LSU has no real edge and notes Colorado’s advantages as the favored Tigers prepare to face Louisiana State in New Orleans.
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Joe Brown and Davey Moore Top Ring 1961 Rankings
Ring Magazine’s 1961 rankings crown Joe Brown from Baton Rouge and Davey Moore of Cahinsbus as division champions. Archie Moore is ranked second at light heavyweight behind Harold Johnson, with Gene Fullmer atop middleweights and Emile Griffith rated ahead of Benny Paret in welterweights.
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Don Savage Dies Former Yankee Player at 42
Donall A Savage longtime New York Yankees third base man and outfielder dies at Mountainside Hospital in Montclair New Jersey after a year long illness He was 42
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Packers Line Key To Hopes In Giants Clash
Green Bay relies on its offensive line anchored by center Jim Ringo and guards Fred Thurston and Forrest Gregg. The trio helped the Packers win a Western Division title and post 415 total yards against the Giants in December. Ringo, Thurston, Gregg praised for quickness and power as Masters and Skorowski hold tackle spots.
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Bowling results from Bowl-Aire and Avon center leagues
Un Toca bowler Tarry Barr led with a 617 in the Industrial League at Bowl-Aire, while Pete Russell posted a surging evidence of form. Other top scores included Bob Eddy 206 Terry Williams 209 and Joe Rhoades 202. Jan Lauri Siow and Marlene Crosby posted notable marks at the VIFW. Bowl Aire Ladies league saw Aud Migliaccio with 185 and a 7-10 spare by Bophite Douglas amid broader club standings.
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Warren High Competing In Mat Tourney
Warren Area High School heads to State College for the fifth annual Holiday Tournament. Top seed State College has 38 straight wins. Woodrow Wilson High of New York is best Pennsylvania challenger. Semi finals and finals set for tomorrow night with 5,000 expected. Other entrants include Northeastern, Allentown, Cedarquist, Chestnut Ridge and Hanover Township. Villanova football leaves Philadelphia for the Sun Bowl in El Paso to meet Wichita State, with post Christmas workouts planned.
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Schayes Streak Ends as Injury Forces Lakers Tilt
Syracuse Nat Schayes suffers a shattered cheekbone in a collision with AL Attles of the Warriors during a Twinbill opener in Philadelphia. The injury ends his consecutive games streak at 795, ending a string that included playoff appearances and marks him as the NBA’s career high scorer. The game slid to a 111-18 defeat for the Lakers as Philadelphia won.
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