Albany Stateline Fishing Plan Spurs Hatchery Growth
The Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife with the Forest Service and state agencies eye a large Allegheny Reservoir recreational complex. A new hatchery is planned to produce over 100000 pounds of trout yearly, site work underway below Kinzua Dam. The event ushers Let’s Go Fishing in Pennsylvania Week, with a Junior Fishing Champion program launching for youths under 16, tied to rules on catches, verification, and publication in Pennsylvania Angler.
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Forest Service
Allegheny Reservoir
National Fish Hatcheries
Texas
Bureau
Kinzua Dam
New York State
Pennsylvania
Allegheny River
Allegheny National Forest
Seneca Nation of Indians
Boy Scouts
Allegheny National Fish Hatchery
Raymond P. Shafer
Redskins Sign Back Whitfield and Rutgens for 1987
The Washington Redskins announced the signing of running back A. D. Whitfield and defensive tackle Joe Rutgens for the 1987 NFL season. Whitfield led Washington in rushing in 1996 with 472 yards on 93 carries while Rutgens missed much of last season due to injury.
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Washington
Washington Redskins
A. D. Whitfield
Joe Rutgens
Whitfield
Rutgens
Longest Night Game Ever Played Senators Win 22 Inning Tilt
The Washington Senators outlasted the Chicago Cubs 6 5 in a 22 inning marathon. Paul Casanova drove in the decisive run with a bases loaded single in the 22nd as Epstein and Casanova both played through the endless game. Pete Richert earned the win for Washington.
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Associated Press
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Chicago
Paul Casanova
Washington
White Sox
Casanova
Baltimore
John Buzhardt
Orioles
Pete Richert
Kansas City
Cleveland
California
Minnesota
Detroit
Boston
New York
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Hank Allen
Cap Peterson
Fleers
Gil Hodges
Eddie Stanky
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
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Boston Braves
San Francisco
New York Mets
Giants
Bob Humphreys
Peterson
Frank Howard
Jim King
Don Buford
Rich Rollins
Tigers
Rollins
Harmon Killebrew
Kim Merritt
Gary Bell
Russ Gibson
Red Sox
Yankees
Corry Archery Club Safest Shoot Honors Two Becomes First
Becky Rossbacher 11 from Corry earned first place with 230 points in the 11 year olds class while Paula Rossbacher 17, also from Corry, won first in the 17 year olds with 518 points at Greenville Pa Archery Club event. About 100 participated.
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Greenville
Becky
Paula
Woman Umpire Hopeful Faces Gear and Gossip
Bernice Serta, 35, trains at Jim Finley’s umpire school in West Palm Beach as she seeks to become the first woman to call a major league baseball game. She struggles with a chest protector not suited to her shape and faces fans’ whistles while learning to act like an umpire. Finley, president of the Umpires National Baseball Congress, supports her bid and plans a custom protector.
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Fla
Bernice
Serta
Jim Finley
Finley
National Baseball Congress
Moose Edge Elks In Extra Innings 7-6 For Season Opener
Dan Downey started the seventh with four walks, stole two bases, and scored the go ahead run as Moose beat Elks 7-6 in extras. Heacox doubled for Moose, Vanderhoff delivered the deciding hit, Casler and Vanderhoff combined on a six hitter with 14 strikeouts.
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Elks
Dan Downey
Heacox
Gary Casler
Casler
Dean Vanderhoff
Vanderhoff
Shamburg
Brumagin
Komenda
D. Casler
Vanderhoot
Daniels
Wills Steals Show With Three-Run Homer and Pirates Win
Maury Wills delivered a surprising three-run homer as he chased a run-scoring single in a five-run sixth inning, giving the Pirates a 7-5 win over St Louis. Jim Wynn and Dick Farrell shined for Houston and Philadelphia, respectively, in wins over San Francisco and Atlanta.
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Maury Wills
Pirates
Houston
Jim Wynn
Astros
San Francisco
Dick Farrell
Philadelphia
Phillies
Atlanta
Wills
Ty Cobb
Denib Bn
Tim McCarver
Julian Javier
Bob Tolan
Cardinals
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh
Gary Geiger
Aaron
Joe Torre
Clete Boyer
Gene Oliver
Tennis Champion Gerald Patterson Dies at 71
MELBOURNE Australia former Wimbledon singles champion Gerald Patterson died at Mornington near Melbourne after a long illness. He won the Wimbledon singles title in 1919 and 1922 and captained the Australian Davis Cup teams in 1922 and 1926, as a member of six Davis Cup squads.
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Australis
Gerald Patterson
Mornington
Patterson
Imbledon
Yanks Dominate Teener League Tilt 6 0 Over Indians
The Yanks won 6 0 as Norm Hasbrouck took the loss for the Indians. Indiana committed six errors. Gary Zajac pitched three hits allowed and received solid run support from the defense. Tonight the Indians meet the Braves.
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Indiana
Norm Hasbrouck
Indians
Tribe
Gary Zajac
Braves
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