Pollution Detectives Urge Quick Action in Erie County
Erie County sportsmen form pollution detective network to track water contamination after fish kills. Local clubs list contact numbers for responding wardens and organizers, urging residents to alert detectives immediately and cooperate to curb stream pollution.
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Bob Loveland
Bill Baton
Polluion
State Fish Commission
State Clean Streams Committee
Pennsylvania
Erie County Council of Federated Sportsmen's Clubs
Corry Red and Gun Club
Corry Area
Bob Wotus
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Bob
John KR. Bast
Howard Sheen
William Shamburg
Paul Stroup
AL VY. Cochran
Vern Group
Lhe
Ted Wawrosko
Robert M. Wank
Frank Cervola
Norman Ely
Waterford
James Ronaline
David DeHaven
Erie
Corry
Corry Teenagers Dominate Quadrangular Golf Meet
Corry youths led the field at a quadrangular tournament at Corry Country Club. Bill Master posted 73, Denny Dyckes finished with 74, while Jim Amy carded a net 64 after a 91 with 27 handicap. George Wurm shot 65 with an 18 handicap, and Corry’s Joe Falworth and George Pain tied for third with net 66. Craig Cochran led the low pulls division with 28. Forty-one junior golfers competed.
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Corry
Umm Yuners
Bill Master
Denny Dyckes
Chuck Schmitt
Warren
Jim Amy
George Wurm
Joe Falworth
George Pain
Craig Cochran
Titusville
Tom Xander
Buford’s White Sox Stay Hot in 9-0 Win Over Angels
Don Buford fueled Chicago’s 9-0 victory over Los Angeles with a homer a triple and a single driving in four runs as the White Sox extended a five game win streak to nine of 11 and crested within a half game of the AL lead.
Yankees Defeat Braves in Junior League Opener at Loveland Field
Troy Eshelman earned the win with two for four at the plate and two runs. Jerry Mick added a triple and homer with three RBIs, while Jack Hammond had two singles. The Braves were led by Tom Bulard and Rick Wascak with two hits each. Losing pitcher Dave Wetmore allowed nine hits and fanned 10. The action shifts to Pirates vs Indians tonight, Braves vs winner tomorrow, Yanks vs winner Thursday.
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Yankee
Braves
Troy Eshelman
Eshelman
Jerry Mick
Jack Hammond
Yank
Dave Wetmore
Wetmore
Yankees
Tom Bulard
Rick Wascak
Pirates
Indians
Yanks
Loveland Field
Fred ““Ling Sietwab
Elks
RBI
Paul Downey
Dan Clark
John Downey
Mike Thomas
Bailey
Ronnie Eastman
Little League
All-Stars
VFW
Moose
Schwab
Triple Eastman
Hasbrouck
Brynt, Schwab
Messina
Nicklaus Tops PGA Money List With $90 718 Winnings
Jack Nicklaus leads professional golf with $90 718 in tour earnings halfway through the season, ahead of Arnold Palmer at $80 693. Tony Lema is third at $66 778, with Bill Casper Jr. $59 096 and Gary Player $50 369 among the top five.
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A Uinigain
Jack Nicklaus
Professional Golfers Association
Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Tony Lema
Bill Casper Jr
Gary Player
Mason Rudolph
Mike Southak
Ken Venturi
Juan Rodriguez
Tommy Jacobs
White Sox rout Angels to close on league lead
Don Buford drove in four runs with a homer a triple and a single as the White Sox beat the Los Angeles Angels 40 to tighten Chicago within a half game of Baltimore. Fred Talbot pitched a nine hit shutout for Chicago in its fifth straight win in a rookie led effort.
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Associated Press
Don Buford
White Sox
Buford
Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Dick McAuliffe
Don Wert
Fred Talbot
Talbot
Bill Skowron
Washington
Pete Ward
Tom McCraw
Chicago
Angels
New York Yankees
McAuliffe
Detroit
Wert
Bill Freehan
Cincinnati
Fred Hutchinson
Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Giants
Hutchinson
Houston Colts
Los Angeles Dodgers
Tommy Harper
Dennis Bennett
Don Pavletich
Leo Cardenas
Steve Bojas
Pavletich
Joe Nuxhall
Philadelphia
Cookie Rojas
Rojas
Tony Taylor
Nuxhall
Johnny Callison
Taylor
Mel Steiner
Bobby Wine
Billy McCool
Orlando Cepeda
del Crandall
Cubs
Doug Clemens
Hall Lanier
Billy Williams
Bob Shay
Bob Bolin
Roy Santo
Colts
Joe Gaines
Mike White
Bob Lillis
Walter
Jerry Grote
Dodgers
Tommy Davis
Wally Moon
Nate Oliver
John Roseboro
Roseboro
Baltimore
Stellato New Bulldog Football Coach
MEADVILLE Pa AP Assistant football coach Tony Stellato will become Meadville High School head football coach succeeding Otto Kneldinger who resigned to coach freshmen at Lafayette College. Stellato, 30, was a basketball coach for eight years and is a Meadville High alumnus and Edinboro State College graduate.
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Meaudville, Pa
Tony Stellato
Meadville High School
Otto Kneldinger
Lafayette College
Stellato
Meadville High
Edinboro State College
Local figures named in historic notice
The record lists individuals including Brouck, Terry Tressler, Jim Harvey, Joh Bracken and Clark Exton in the readable portion of the notice, indicating names connected to the event or matter described.
Corry Little League All Stars Game Route Directions
Directions guide Corry Little League players to Harborcreek for the All Stars game. From Findley Lake follow Route 430 past Colt Station to 531 then into Harborcreek under I 90 Thruway. Turn right on Dennison Road then Slade Road to the dirt to blacktop ball park. Game time is p. m.
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Corry
Marborcreek
Findley Lake
Colt Station
Harborcreek
Dennison Road
McGill Road
Belle Road
Slade Road
New Zealand Beats Mexico in Davis Cup Play
New Zealand defeated Mexico 3 1 1 in Davis Cup North American Zone action as Ian Crockenden beat Vicente Zarr 6 4 6 4 3 6. The last singles match Gerrard versus Loya Mayo was halted in the fifth set and ruled a draw. Mexico had earlier clinched a chance to face Australia by winning Sunday's doubles.
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New Zealand
Mexico
Mexico City
Ian Crockenden
Vicente Zarr
Lew Gerrard
Joaquin Loya Mayo
Raitt
Australia
Royals Spoil Knicks In Close YMCA Battle
The Royals beat the Knicks 38 to 26 on the outdoor Y court to move into a tie for third in the YMCA league. Scoop Sample led with 10 points, while Lanny Fitch and Gordon Proctor added six each. The Knicks remain winless in six after the loss.
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Royals
Knicks
Scoop Sample
Lanny Fitch
Gordon Proctor
Sam Dubrosky
Joe McLaughlin
Steve Dubrosky
Eric Sutton
Tom Kenedy
Larry Habrouck
Allen Chris
Tom Sawyer
AN Tehicks
Celtics
Steelers Sign Six More Veterans For 1968 Season
The Pittsburgh Steelers announced on Monday they have signed contracts with six veterans for the upcoming season. Gary Ballman Lou Cordileone Clendon Thomas Braily Keys Clarence Peaks and Bob Harrison joined the team, bolstering the roster for the year.
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Fuiopunun
Pittsburgh Steelers
National Football League
Gary Ballman
Lou Cordileone
Clendon Thomas
Braily Keys
Clarence Peaks
Bob Harrison
The
Steelers
Elks Move Into Second Place After 10 2 Win
Elks move into second in I League by beating the Moose 10 to 2 at Bracken Field. Kim Bailey earned the win, while Fred Ling Schwab led the Elks with a 4-4 line at Kingston, R I. The Moose started 2-0 before Elks tied it in the first two innings and pulled away with five runs in the third and another five in the fourth.
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Elks
Moose
Bracken Field
Kim Bailey
Moose O
Dave Cochran
Mike Williams
Eddie Kovach
Kim Stuhl
Lester Beats Niblett In 10 Round Decision
Unbeaten Jimmy Lester of San Francisco 196 pounds won a unanimous 10 round decision over Frank Niblett 159 pounds of Monterey Calif at Kezar Pavilion in San Francisco.
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New Bedford
Mass
Jose Torres
Puerto Rico
Walker ‘Simmons
New York
Dallas
Benny Bowser
Austin
Tex
John Peters
Levelland
San Francisco
Jimmy Lester
Frank Niblett
Monterey
Calif
Lester Cops
Niblett
Kezar Pavilion
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T. Eshelman
T. Bulard
G. Zajac
R. Burrows
J. Mick
D. Wetmore
Joe Glaviano
Ted Wawrejko
Walt Burrows
Mary Brown
Blondie
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Eaton
Loblaws
Ferry Crocker
High Park
Orchard Park
Cherry Valley
Perce
Chic Young
Kingston
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