Road hunting curbed by Act 335 in Pennsylvania
The new 1968 Act 335 restricts shooting from moving vehicles within 25 yards of public highways. It clarifies allowed actions after spotting game from a vehicle and outlines exemptions for parked or temporarily occupied vehicles, disabled hunters, and certain extended-field activities. The measure aims to reduce accidents and protect wildlife while preserving hunting rights with specific distance rules.
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Pennsylvania
The
Game Commission
Beavers Swim Team Heads to Regional Meet
Eleven Beaver Corry Area High School swimmers travel to the Western Swim Meet at the University of Pittsburgh. Four are first timers. Rozelle makes his third regional trip and Sawyer his second. Participants include Amy Root Counasse Cochran Wotus Stahl Fuller Cragg and Cragg in various relays and events. Top six advance to the State Championships at Bucknell on March 2. Diving starts tomorrow at noon with swimming to follow.
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Doig Rozelle
Tom Sawyer
Jim Amy
Dick Root
Carl Counasse
Dave Cochran
PIAA
Sawyer
Cochran
Rozelle
John Wotus
Jim Stahl
Jeff Fuller
Tom Cragg
Amy
Lundy
Wotus
Beavers
Stahl
Fuller
Root
Cragg
Counasse
Bucknell University
Hayes Sinks 4A Points For Cougars In 180 75 Win
Houston remains unbeaten at 25 straight, led by Elvin Hayes with 21 rebounds and 14 points, moving to third on the career scoring list. Ron Sanford led New Mexico with 24 as Lobos beat Arizona 102 74, while Notre Dame beat NYU 70 67 and earned an NIT bid.
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Associated Press
Elvin Hayes
UCLA
Houston
Cougars
Arlington
Tex
Hayes
Elgin Baylor
Seattle
Bill Bradley
Princeton
Frank Selvy
Furman
Oscar Robertson
University of Cincinnati
Dickie Hemric
Wake Forest
Ron Sanford
New Mexico
Lobos
Arizona
Albuquerque
Duke
Blue Devils
Deacons
Winston-Salem
N.C
Fighting Irish
Notre Dame
NYU
New York
New Madison Square Garden
Irish
Army
Fordham
Oklahoma City
Rick ‘Travis
Hardin Simmons
Bradley
Tulsa
Wyoming
Arizona State
Clemson
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
George Washington
Georgetown
D.C
Miami
Ohio
Xavier
Syracuse
Colgate
Holy Cross
Connecticut
San Francisco
San Jose
District 10 wrestling pairings set for MeadvilIe tourney
Meadvill e Area Senior High hosts the District 10 wrestling tournament tomorrow with top 100-pounder Eric Pletcher East facing Doug Klenovich of Greenville in an opening bout. Winners advance to face the Darry Pusateri Lloyd Shuffstall winner, and other matches feature Warren, Conneaut Lake, Fairview, Harborcreek, Reynolds, and Meadville competitors leading to a 7:30 finals.
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Meadyville Area
Pletcher Carr
Eric East
Doug Klenovich
Greenville
Lloyd Shulfstall
Darry Pusateri
Pusateti
Warren
Shulfstall
Conneaut
O Lake
Ed Wright
Dick Harrington
Jim Lingo
Townville
Gary Barton
Jim Henry
Barton
Fairview
Henry
Saegertown
Bob Braymer
Jim Snyder
Hickory
Ed Trimmer
Iroquois
Ed Staver
Oil City
Mike Kerr
Fort LeBoeuf
Dale Carnahan
Gary Horton
Strong
Art Grinnel
Commodore
Perry
Bob Weigle
Ron Kightlinger
Meadville
Terry Morian
Conheaut Lake
Chip Gilmore
Girard
Steve Jones
Terry Mulligan
Bob Mowrey
Reynolds
Rod Irwin
McDowell
Doug Sorensen
Bill Hinkle
Fort LeBoeu
Lloyd Shuffstall
Com Jeaut Lake
Darryl Pusateri
Mae Kuhns
Fort le Boeuf
Dave Hockenberry
Grove City
Barney McCracken
Titusville
Moody Thomson
Erie East
Meadville Edges Corry In Dramatic Late Finish
Meadville and Corry battled to a 51 51 deadlock with 44 seconds left. Griffin missed a go ahead shot after a Doggies time call, and Dan Taylor added a free throw as the period ended. The Bulldogs near clinching the league title with Cranberry looming. Titusville, in second, hosts Rocky Grove as Warren visits Oil City. Other games saw Franklin fall to Oil City 50 39 and Cranberry win 76 65 at Rocky Grove.
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Worry
Meadville
Warren
Titusville
Rockets
Franklin
Oil City
Cranberry
Rocky Grove
Doggies
Griffin
Dan Taylor
Taylor
Bulldogs
The
Beavers
McGee Leads Tucson Open in Round One
Jerry McGee, a 23-year-old pro from New Lexington Ohio, shot a seven under par 65 to lead the Tucson Open after the first round. He totaled seven birdies with no bogeys on the Tucson National Balf course and held a two stroke edge over Dean Beman and a pack including Steve Oppermann Bruce Crampton Dave Stockton and John Lotz. Defending champion Arnold Balmer struggled to a two over par 74.
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Tucson
Ariz
Jerry McGee
McGee
New Lexington
Ohio
Steve Oppermann
Bruce Crampton
Dave Stockton
John Lotz
Arnold Balmer
Drivers Vie For Positions In Daytona 500
The Daytona 500 field forms two 125 mile races in Daytona Beach with 200000 dollars in prize money. Pole sitter Cale Yarborough heads an eight car Ford Mercury team while Richard Petty drives a Plymouth Road Runner. Unprecedented speeds raise the risk of accidents before Sunday's main event.
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Daytona Beach
Fila
Cale Yarborough
Charlotte
N.C
Plymouth
Richard Petty
Randleman
Barrett wins first Thistle regatta on Tampa Bay
Peter Barrett of Newport Beach California won the 11th annual Thistle class regatta on Tampa Bay with a seventh place in the final race. His mixed results still yield overall lead ahead of Gerald Haupt of Cincinnati who tallies 29 percent, as the event closes in Florida. In New Jersey Teaneck the New Jersey Americans announced a Ball Night giveaway offering 10 000 regulation-size basketballs for March 5 ABA game against Indiana.
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Petersburg
Fla
Peter Barrett
Newport Beach
Calif
Tampa Bay
Barrett
Gerald Haupt
Cincinnati
Teaneck
N.J
New Jersey Americans
Indiana
Corry VFW Ladies and Local Jewelers Featured Names
Local scene includes VFW Ladies A Corry Jamestown on 04 28 and Corry Bakery listed among community entries. Notable participants and scores appear for Millie Orn Erma Hajec Marie Wotus Anne Crosscut Florence Amoroso Sandy Lamendola Barbara Wickwire and Berners. Also named are Norris Auto Chuck Jackson George Gilbert Paul Hopson Jerry Edwards Frank Willcox Dick Mountain Rick Culver Earl Bailey Ray Higley.
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VFW Ladies A Corry Jamestown
Corry Bakery
Millie Orn
Erma Hajec
Marie Wotus
Anne Crosscut
Florence Amoroso
Sandy Lamendola
Barbara Wickwire
Ann Ghiona
Ruth Clark
Rose Welden
Blanche Zajac
Debby Caruso
Dorothy Weidner
Marion Mack
Hurlers Begin Spring Training with Bumpy Start
Hurlers face issues as spring camp opens. Elrey Face sidelined by an antibiotics reaction since Fort Myers start. Miller signs 1968 deal with Baltimore with a pay cut. Jim Lonborg edges knee surgery setback while Red Sox add five 1967 standouts and raises. Yaz misses flight to Winter Haven delaying reporting. Also notes John J. Kelley wins Hopkinton to Newton marathon with 1 hour 48 minutes.
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Elrey Face
Jim Lonborg
Boston
Red Sox
George Scott
Rico Petrocelli
Jerry Adair
Dalton Jones
John Wyatt
Tampa
Fla
Cincinnati Batterymen
Jim Maloney
Milt Pappas
Met Queen
Gary Nolan
Tony Perez
Reds
Dick Farrell
Phillies
Felix Millan
Braves
Tim Cullen
White Sox
Jim Ollum
Twins
Minnesota
Jim Kaat
Orlando
Camp
Carl Yastrzemski
Logan Airport
Winter Haven
Corry Jamestown Welding and Machining Scores Listed
Don Bradford led with 241, Dick Patten 235, Bob Anthony 233, followed by Bob Sanders 204 and Andy Tomsho 203. Walt Dundon 203, Ed Berry 202, Mex Chris 202, with other totals noted as 5838 and 52 percent 43 percent.
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Corry Jamestown
Don Bradford
Dick Patten
Bob Anthony
Bob Sanders
Andy Tomsho
Walt Dundon
Ed Berry
Mex Chris
Cage Schedule for Todays Games Highlights Local Matchups
Prep vs Academy at 7:90 p.m. Gan non Vincent vs East at 9 p.m. Gannon Conneaut Lake at Cochranton Linesville at Saegertown Cambridge Springs at Conneaut Valley Randolph at Townville Pleasantville at East Forest Youngsville at Over West Forest Clarion at AC Valley Bishop Carroll at Brockway Bradford Central at Eli Johnsonburg at Dubois Central Punxsutawney at Kane Keystone at North Clarion West Middlesex at Lakeview Mercer at Rankin Redbank at Moniteau Tidioute at Sheffield East Brady at Union Joint.
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Tral Punxsutawney
Kane
Keystone
North Clarion
High School Basketball Tourneys Start Across Districts
AP reports the WPIAL opening doubleheader in Pittsburgh with Class A final set for March 11 at Civic Arena and Class B final March 1 at Pitt Field House. District 19 and 9 tourneys begin soon. Homer Center, Richland, Forest Hills and Chief Logan lead District 6 Class B, final March 8 at War Memorial in Johnstown.
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Pittsburgh
Beaver Falls
Butler
Civic Arena
Pitt Field House
Com- Ajax
Peting
Corry
Norm Holton
Steve Za
Inc
Stanley Butcher
Center
Shannock Valley
Penn Hills
Wilkinsburg
Mars
Knoch Itor
Butler High School
Avalon F Aces
Quaker Valley
Geneva College
PIAA
Pennsylvania
Westmont
Cresson
Windber
Hollidaysburg
Homer Center
Richland
Forest Hills
Chief Logan
Cambria County War Memorial
Johnstown
Williamsburg
Moshannon Valley
Blacklick Valley
Junitive Valley
Harmony
Bucktail Area
West Middlesex
Iroquois
Allegheny College
Meadville
Northast
Commodore Perry
Pleasantville
Brattleboro Cross Country Race Won By Olympic Skier
Bob Gray of Utne y Vermont a U S Olympic ski team member won Brattleboro Winter Carnival s sixth annual George Washington cross country race beating 421 entrants on a 0 7 mile course over old stage road and backwoods trails in 35 minutes 35 seconds Raimo Ahti of Fitchburg Massachusetts placed second in a large field across ages 6 to 61.
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Newton
Mass
John J. Kelley
Connecticut
Hopkinton
Rick Bayko
Newburyport
Bayko
Brattleboro
Bob Gray
Utney
Carlier
George Washington
Gray
Raimo Ahti
Fitchburg
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Kinzum
Hearts
Allegheny National Forest
Kinzua
Texas
Ludlow Sportsman's Club
McKean
Elk
Forest
Doe
Oil Creek
Lorraine E. Yocum
Bleven Corry Area
Pennsylvanua Interscholastic Athletic Association
University of Pittsburgh
Dave Brainard
Harborcreek
Panther Terry Mulligan
Kent
MHS
Warren Franklin
Corry Rocky
Cage
Prep
Academy
Gannon
Johnsonburg
DuBois
London
Yardley
Glimmerick
Oh! de London Spray Cologne
Oh! de London
Rossin’s
Rossin
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