Woodchuck hunting safety tips and stocking totals
Woodchuck season in Pennsylvania prompts safety tips from Virgil Endsley. Wear bright clothing and headgear, avoid unsafe colors, choose backstops, and follow new shooting hours from sunrise to sunset. Obtain landowner permission, avoid road hunting, and pick up killed chucks. The piece also lists 1967 Pennsylvania Fish Commission trout stocking figures including fingerlings, adults, and total fish.
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Spotlight ban on big game after midnight in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Game Commission announced that from September 1 spotlighting big game will be illegal from midnight to sunrise. Governor Shafer signed the bill, shielding highways, fields, and woods from artificial lights while preserving night driving safety. hunters may still spot deer at appropriate times.
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Raymond P. Shafer
James A. Brown
Tigers Rally Past California as Lead Grows
Tigers beat California 5-1 behind Willie Horton’s first inning RBI and Tom Matchick’s solo homer. Earl Wilson earned his sixth win, Jim Fregosi extended his 12 game hitting streak, and Minnesota defeated Cleveland to tighten the race for second place.
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VFW Little Leaguers Triumph 7-3 Over Elks
Sam Baressi's VFW team scored in the second and built a five run burst in the later innings to defeat the Elks 7-3. Kim Triscuit and Bill Jones sparked early offense, Frisina homered, and a sixth inning double play ended the game as the Vets prepare to face the Moose at 6 15 tonight.
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Keystones at Guys Mills Tomorrow
The Keystones travel to Guys Mills for a 2 p m game amid the Fourth of July celebration. Barry Graham starts on the mound for the locals with a 30 record in Chautauqua County League play. The team departs Loveland Field at 12 15 for the trip.
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Y Golf League Opens After Small Meeting
Five interested persons attended a Corry YMCA meeting as the Y golf league plans its opening round at the Municipal course on July 11. Richard Dittman announced others had signed up and that no golf commission rep attended. Eleven players listed in the lineup with Frisina as pitcher and catcher context noted for the league kickoff.
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Biles
Skip Frisina
Dave Armstrong
Larry Fitch
Dan Glark
Clint Daniels
Bob Katutich
Speedway Demolition Derby Set For Thursday Night
All drivers may enter and cars of any make or year are allowed if equipped with seat belts. Registration at the pit office closes by 6 30 p.m. Prizes total 200 for first 100 for second and 50 for third. A reverse Le Mans start adds novelty to the event. TriCity mid season super stock championship is July 13 and the track mid season race for super modified cars is scheduled for Saturday evening.
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Teener League Yanks Top Pirates 6 4 in Narrow Win
The Yanks defeated the Pirates 6 to 4 to stay in first place in Teener League play. The Yanks had nine hits to five for the Pirates while the Pirates made four errors to three by the Yanks. Gary Zajac earned the win and Dennis Brimagin took the loss.
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Twins bench Rod Carew before game with Cleveland
Manager Cal Ermer benched Rod Carew, the Minnesota Twins second baseman, citing slow return after Army reserve duty. Ermer noted rainouts and short five inning games as factors on the eve of a game against Cleveland.
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First place in danger as leaders face Braves in tight race
The top team risks losing their solo lead when they clash with the Braves who sit 1 1/2 games back. The matchup could shake up the standings and shift momentum in the pennant chase.
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Ladies Day Golf Results at Corry Country Club
Kim Hanna and Shirley Pep linski tied for first in the nine hole group for yesterday's Ladies Day golf event. Alice won game of the day for the hole group. Ruth Carrig and Betty Moore shared second and third place respectively. Betty Moore claimed both low gross and low net. Flight A saw Marge Wolcott take low gross and net. Flight B winner was Alice Bailey with a tie for low net between Shirley Keppel and Joanie Mor an gan. Flight C low gross went to Dorie Hillstrom with the low net ended in a tie between Mabel Bloom and Shirley Keppel. Second in the nine hole group went to Marge Walcott and Joanie Morgan. third to Mary Helene Williams and Shirley Keppel. Next week 18 hole group tee at 8:30 with nine holes at 9:30.
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Corry Country Club
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Dorie Hillstrom
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Joanie Morgan
Mary Helene Williams
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Eight Players Picked for American Legion All Star in Erie
Davey Wetmore among eight selected by major league scouts at Glenwood Field Erie for the American Legion Section Nine All Star team. The 20th District All Star contest showcases top Legion ball players from Erie Crawford Mercer and Venango counties.
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Wetmore Wins Section 9 All-Star Nod In Legion Tilt
Wetmore earned a Section 9 All-Star selection with a ninth inning home run with a man aboard. Davey added a middle field single and strong defense as Savings and Loan teammates Morton Swanson were also noted. The Corry All-Stars and Waterford trip outline the postgame schedule at Loveland field. Donnie Allison posted a 184.312 mph qualify pace for the Firecracker 400 in Daytona Beach.
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Lake Erie
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Jerry Mick
Jack Hammond
Waterford
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Donnie Allison
Marichal Dominates Braves for 15th Win and 30-Game Aim
Juan Marichal pitched a five hitter as San Francisco beat Atlanta 5-0 securing his 15th win and moving within reach of a 30-game season. The victory left Marichal the winningest pitcher in the majors and the first 30-game winner since Dizzy Dean in 1934, with Willie Mays contributing three hits.
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