Winter fishing ends at midnight in Pennsylvania
The winter season for trout ends at midnight to morrow in Pennsylvania while many other species remain legal. Bass pickerel walleye muskellunge and northern pike can be fished until midnight March 14. Yellow perch catfish suckers and some others stay open year round. Reports note walleye activity in French Creek and a 38 inch 15 pound muskellunge from the Allegheny near Warren. Tonight the Sorry Rod and Gun Club Fish Fry starts at 6:90 at the Moose Club with prizes. current membership required or available at the door. Beav er Club All-Sports Banquet is March 16 at Corry Area High School.
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AFL expansion eyed with Cincinnati for 10th team
AFL owners meet in Miami Beach and discuss adding Cincinnati Birmingham Seattle or Phoenix as the league's 10th club. Woodard earns a new three year contract while a unified draft and an AFL NFL All Star game are debated. The season will start later to avoid baseball conflicts and end December 24. Wilt Chamberlain scores 58 as the 76ers beat the Royals 131 128 in Philadelphia.
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D Harrington Only Beaver First Seeds Announced For Section 4
The Section Four wrestling tourney seedings were set after a Sunday planning session. Corry earned a lone top seed with Dick Harrington at 183 pounds, while Warren, Franklin, Meadville, Cranberry and Rocky Grove claimed multiple top seeds as 12 weight class brackets and early matchups were drawn. Preliminary bouts start Friday at 3:30 p.m. with finals Saturday after 1:30 p.m.
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Not Ready For Clay Yet War Flare-Up Over AAU NCAA
Two Villanova athletes face scholarship threats and at least three foreign competitors are barred from New York AAU events as the AAU and NCAA feud over control of U.S. track and field. Mediation is pending after a panel led by Theodore Kheel announced a statement. Several athletes from Villanova, Maryland State and others are affected, with allegations of coercive threats and questions about sanctions and moratoriums.
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Stanley Bailey Brings 230 High Game In VFW Men’s B League
Stanley Bailey led the alleys with a 230 high game for the VFW Men’s B League, tallying scores across multiple bowlers including Colen Garage 50 Lyle Thompson and Andy Sventek. The list reveals numerous 200s from players such as Walt Wawrejko Joe Niedomys Gary Ding felder and others in a busy bowling night.
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Patterson Blasts Willie Johnson In Third Round
Floyd Patterson, aging former heavyweight champion, defeated Willie Johnson of Miami in the third round at the Miami Beach Auditorium. Johnson, 12-10-1, landed a single punch before exiting with 2:05 left in the third. Patterson, weighing 196, said a title shot against Cassius Clay isn’t earned yet and eyed Thad Spencer next, possibly in Stockholm or California.
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Local High School Basketball Schedules Released
The schedule lists matchups across multiple schools including Franklin at East Warren Tech Prep at Meadville Fairview at Iroquois Union City at General McLane Ft LeBoeuf at Northwestern Harborcreek at North East Wattsburg at Girard Townville at Conneaut Valley Linesville at Saegertown Randolph at Cambridge Springs Conneaut Lake at Cochranton East Forest at Youngsville West Forest at Eisenhower Pleasantville at Tidioute Cranberry at Mercer Lakeview at Rocky Grove Sharpsville at Greenville West Middlesex at Hickory Reynolds at Slippery Rock Mayville at Cassadaga Valley Falconer at Southwestern Salamanca at Jamestown.
O'Dell Hospitalized By Gland Condition
PITTSBURGH AP Billy O'Dell, 34, a pitcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates, has been hospitalized for a gland condition. The club said he will not report to spring training in Fort Myers, Florida until March 5, two weeks late. He spoke to GM Joe L. Brown by phone to relay the delay. Pitchers and catchers are due to report this Sunday.
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Angel's Pearson Retires With Back Injury
Riverside California AP Albie Pearson longtime Angels outfielder retires at 31 due to a deteriorated spinal disc after a 36 day hospital stay last season He was AL Rookie of the Year in 1958 an AL All Star in 1963 and led the Angels in batting for three seasons He says he cannot play baseball anymore and plans to look for work while supporting his wife and four daughters
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Bouton Reaffirms Yankee Deal At Twenty Seven Thousand
Jim Bouton signed a New York Yankee contract yesterday for 27000 dollars matching last year’s salary. Despite a 3 8 mark in 1966 after a muscle strain in 1965 and a 4 15 record in 1965 he earlier won 21 games in 1963 and 18 in 1964. Also Sheldon Bender named Reds farm director in Cincinnati. White Sox sign five players Wayne Causey Al Weis Don Dennis Jack Lamabe Bill Voss bringing total to 27 contracts.
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