Trapping Season Rules and Spring Sport Rumors
In a Pennsylvania game law pamphlet the trapping rules are outlined. Open season for fur bearing animals may change yearly. hunters over sixteen need a hunting license when visiting trap lines. minors under sixteen trap without a license. Predatory animals may be trapped with proper tags every thirty six hours. Spring football bans revive baseball interest in local high schools and a possible horse hide tanning league may form.
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The
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Board of Game Commissioners
Oil City
Corry
Hie
Shenango Valley
Frank Thayer
Titiville Herald
Probe into Wisconsin sports program widens
University of Wisconsin regents hear charges amid investigation into football player alcohol serving and alleged harming practice, with coach Clarence Spears and athletic director Walter Meanwell to explain roles. Trainer Bill Fallon accuses Spears of doping players as regents examine failures across athletics.
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United Press
Madison
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University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
Sailent
Clarence W. Spears
Walter E. Meanwell
Bill Fallon
Wisconsin
Spears
Green in Final Bout Pittsburgh Card Feature
Angen Green a Homestead middleweight and Bob Turner of Richmond Va meet in an eight round semi final on the Eddie Zivic Mickey Genaro card at the North Side Arena Monday night. Three four round preliminaries are also on the program.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Angen Green
Homestead
Bob Tuner
Richmond
Eddie Zivic
Mickey Genara
North Side Arena
Titans Defeat Bethany on Home Court in Close Win
Westminster College used its reserves most of the game to beat Bethany College 34 to 30 on the wood court in New Wilmington Pennsylvania. Demo, reserve forward for Westminster, led with 12 points as a regulars run up a 27 to 6 lead in ten minutes before reserves extended the margin.
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United Press
New Wilmington
Westminster College
Bethany College
Westminster
United States Hockey Beats Switzerland 3-0 in Olympics
United States and Canada opened strong in the Winter Olympics with second wins. The U S team scored all goals in the second period to defeat Switzerland 3-0. Canada beat Latvia 6-0 before a capacity 8,000 crowd in Canmuweh. Belgium fell to Czechoslovakia 6-0. The weather was clear and calm as the Americans clicked in the second period after a tentative first frame.
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Richard Helms
United Press
Sta
Garmusch
Czechosloovakia
Belgium
Beavers Face Millcreek Loop Game On Millcreek Court
Carr's Beavers meet second place Millcreek on the latter's court in a northern division Erie County Basketball League game tonight. Beavers have not won a league game in two starts. Other northern division games include North East at Lawrence Park and Wesleyville at Girard. southern division games include Albion at McKean Edinboro at Union City and Wattsburg at Waterford.
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Beavers
Millcreek Clu
Erie County
North East
Lawrence Park
Wesleyville
Girard
Albion
McKean
Edinboro
Union City
Wattsburg
Waterford
Oilers Beat Factory Squad in Gun Match
Emblem Il's marksmen of the Corry Rod and Gun Club defeated the Corry Jamestown team 1807 to 1455 last evening as W. Johnson fed the inners with a 235 score.
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Oilers
Factory Squad
Corry
Corry-Jamestown
W. Johnson
Geneva Over Thiel 41 to 34 in College Basketball
Geneva College rallied to beat Thiel 41 to 34. Hurley scored 13 points to pace Geneva with center Hurley adding 10 and Strimer leading Thiel with 18 while teammate C Snyder totaled 10.
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Geneva
College
Hurley Geneva
Hurley
Strimer
Thiel
C. Snyder
Chrysler earns $8.07 a share past year
Chrysler Corp reports 1995 net profit of 34,975,000 and $8.07 per common share, the highest in its history. Directors approve a $1.00 dividend, 2.3 million bonus for employees, stock closed at 83.5 on the NYSE, with later trading at 95.5, while a 3-for-1 stock split rumour circulates amid Wall Street debate on earnings valuation.
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Wall Street
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Motor Corporation
Chrysler
New Yorke Exchange
San Frantigo
Flanigan Named Chief of Police and Board of Health Rethink
The council debated the police leadership with Lloyd Ruppernburger and John D. Flanigan in contention. After a 3 to 2 vote the post went to Flanigan and health duties shifted as Burlingame was replaced, with Boutwell chosen as fire driver.
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Lloyd Ruppernburger
Messrs
Mulderick
Nichol
Weaver
Duke and
Miller
Mr. Nichols
John D. Manigan
Nichols
Duke
Department of Property
Harry W. Boutwell
Ear
Mille
Board of
Council
H. S. Burlingame J
John D. Flanigan
Burlingame
Flanigan
Lebanon Herb Tablets Offer Gentle Aid for Bilious Attacks
An ad touts Lebanon Herb Tablets as a purely vegetable liver and kidney tonic that avoids harsh purges. It promises only a gentle bowel movement and urges readers to start tonight with an 85 cent box.
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Lebanon
Government Rejects Munitions Proposal for Exclusive U S Build
Masseington Feb 7 Admin istration firm today in refusal to approve proposals for exclusive government constriction and manufacture of principal weapons. Revelations of high cost in private shipyards raised questions. Navy and War Departments withheld endorsement while not discrediting Spencer figures.
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Masseiington
Army
Navy
Charles E. Spencer
Interstate Commerce Committee
War
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