State Game Commission Antlerless Deer Season Controversy
The State Game Commission plans to rule out an antlerless deer season this fall, a move critics say dodges the core issue of permit distribution. Hunters urge immediate action to resolve equity as antlerless deer outnumber bucks, affecting future season fairness. Meanwhile, Cleveland Indians risk leading the American League in a four game set with the Chicago White Sox at Lakefront Stadium, with a doubleheader tonight and single games over the weekend. Manager Al Lopez fields Early Wynn, Bob Feller, Bob Lemon and Art Houtteman as pitching options amid injury concerns. The article also notes a statewide wild turkey open season, Pennsylvanian captaincy at Pitt, roster moves for the Indians, and local tennis and personal notes.
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Moose Edged by VW and Aero Nips Steelmen in City Play
Two close baseball games last evening saw VFW edge Moose 4 3 in Little League as three unearned Vets runs top first and sixth. Aero Supply beat Rogers Steel 14 13 in a free hitting contest with five first inning runs and a seven run seventh. Kinney Francisco Burkhart three hits each for Aero. Carlson three hits for Steel. Teener League All Stars play Tonesta while Moose faces Corry Jamestown in Monday action.
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New Plan For Issuing Permits Gains Support
The State Game Commission backed a federation backed plan to issue antlerless deer hunt permits via the State Revenue Department in Harrisburg. Permits would be mailed, limited to one application per envelope listing three preferred counties, issued on a first come, first served basis until quotas run out. The plan aims to curb inequities seen under county level sales and seeks legislative changes next year.
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Playground Activities Highlight Plaster Figurines
The making of plaster of Paris figurines featured at the playground yesterday. Today the program continues with painting. Attendees enjoyed table games ping pong basketball and badminton. Attendance reached 260.
Canningham Hits Two Homers in Second Pro Game
Yesterday's stars include Joe Canningham of the St. Louis Cardinals slugging two homers and four RBIs in a 9-2 win over Milwaukee while Johnny Sain of the New York Yankees allowed one hit in three relief innings to seal an 8-7 victory over Boston. Buffalo beat Montreal 3-1 and Ottawa topped Syracuse 6-1 as Toronto slid to a 5-6 loss against Richmond with Havana winning 7-6 over Rochester.
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Indians Open Game Series Against Chisox
New York Yankees push to gain AL lead as Cleveland and Chicago clash in a pivotal series. Yankees beat Red Sox Mick Mantle, Bauer and Garey pace a 12 hit attack. Giants rally past Dodgers 5 2 in the eighth behind Dusty Rhodes. Patience marks early games as Sain, Cunningham contribute strong relief.
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Major Sitarudings in National League standings update
National League standings show New York leading with 48 wins and 23 losses, Brooklyn 44 97, Philadelphia 37 30, Milwaukee 34 38, St. Louis 36 48, Chicago 28 58, Cincinnati 36 48, Pittsburgh 23 48, with tonight’s schedule: New York at Pittsburgh, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Milwaukee, St. Louis at Chicago. Yesterday results: New York 5 Brooklyn 2, St Louis 9 Milwaukee 2. American League shows Cleveland atop with 2 6a, Chicago 28 63 93, New York 630 3%. Yesterday results: New York 8 Boston 7. PONY League results: Hamilton 7-9, Jamestown 10-6, Hornell 5-9, Wellsville 2-1, Jamestown 4-4, Corning 6 Olean 5.
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Villanova Football Coach Resigns Unexpectedly
Villanova University in Pennsylvania announced the surprise resignation of Art Raimo after three seasons as head coach for personal reasons. Athletic Director Ambrose Dudley said no successor is named yet and Raimo plans to join another university as an assistant within a week.
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Athletics seek mayor aid to boost Philadelphia attendance
Philadelph ia Athletics face dire finances as they seek Mayor Joseph Clark Jr. s help to raise turnout. After 34 home games they have about 126 000 paid admissions and must reach 500 000 to break even this year, with 750 000 needed to sustain the farm system. Clark cites the need for residents to support the A s by attending games.
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Legion Team Faces Fairview in Erie League Tilt at Loveland Field
The Legion squad aims for its third win in a week and fourth in a row as it meets Fairview at Loveland Field tonight at 6 20. Manager Patsey Notte plans Bramagin on the mound with Larry Cassett behind the plate. The clubs split the prior meeting 10 8.
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