One Day Antlerless Deer Season Returns in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania State Game Commission voted for a one day antlerless deer season on December 17 statewide, except Letterkenny Ordnance Depot in Franklin County where it spans two days December 15 and 17. The decision followed testimony from Forests and Waters Secretary Maurice K. Goddard and opposition from hunters including James Connors, with support from groups like the Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs and the Grange.
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Ordnance Depot
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Deer Ae
James Connors
Connors
Robert G. Wingard
Pennsylvania State University
Pemnnsylvania Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
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Pennsylvania Forest Industries Committee
Auburn Holds NYP Top Spot Amid Shifts
Auburn Mets slipped from first after a 14-0 loss to Jamestown Tigers, Rivers pitched masterfully for Jamestown. Brant Alyea hit his 16th homer as Geneva beat Olean. rain postponed Erie's doubleheader with Batavia. Geneal details reflect a busy day in the New York-Penn League standings.
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Olevy
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Bawegan
Reed Tops Tigers as Bouton Secures Historic Marathon win
New York Yankees and Detroit Tigers battled for seven hours in a dramatic 9 7 victory for New York. Nick Reed delivered the decisive homer with a man aboard while Jim Bouton worked seven innings of three hit relief to close out the longest game in major league history.
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Yankees Top Tigers in Long 7 Hour Marathon Pitching Remains Strong
Detroit and New York battled for seven hours and 22 minutes as Whitey Ford and a seven pitcher relief staff paced the Yankees to a 97-? win over the Tigers. Reed and Bouillon provided defense and later baserunning, while Maris and others contributed timely hits. The game stretched into Sunday night with many obscure players seeing action and the relief corps dominating after a sluggish start.
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Baseball scores and standings glimpsed in scattered almanac notes
A scrambled recap shows results from divisional games and city matchups including Cleveland at New York 11 to 3, Chicago 6 to 3, Kansas City 1 to 5, and Los Angeles sweeping several Western teams. Listings hint at league standings with Los Angeles leading, followed by Cleveland and New York in the early season tableau.
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Wins PBA Prize Over Harry Smith at Spokane Open
The Spokane Open saw Harry Smith defeated by winner Tom Heypessey Lane in a professional bowling event yesterday. Second place earned a prize of $1000 with Lois, Joe Cox, Bellinahs and Ex Collis listed among participants.
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Peular Wassite
Lois
Joe Cox
Bellinahs
Harry Su
Assdelariun
Tom Heypessey Lane
Collis
Bre Bhllade]pt iit En Ivy of Phe NMA Pun Watt Center
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Bren Bhlladept and Ivy of Phe NMA Pun Watt Center with uncertain details. No coherent event identified. reads as garbled items from a local page segment. Entities are unclear due to damaged text and lack of readable names or dates.
EUB Defeats Baptists 20 to 9 in hard football clash
EUB defeated the Baptists 20 to 9 Friday night at Avro Tick Stadium in a game marked by errors and strong pitching. Rex Ireland starred with key tosses as EUB built an early lead and held on for victory. The Spartans and Missionary players stood out, with Christianaries and Presbyterians contributing to the rough contest.
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Big League Stars Shine In Local Baseball Notes
The report highlights pitching by Marichal and Wyett with Giants and Yankees showing strong batting. League history items mention Hazleton Monastero and a notable home run by Bra y Lange, plus a detailed recount of a pennant chase with multiple players listed. A rough April date is noted among the scattered sports mentions.
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Udo da Uu
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Souraiber
Wyett Torumnpls
Warten
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Boost Corry I s Gog For You Fight Results
Panama claims a win as Sadan Yaoi stops Mavinville Calis in a Mexico staged bout. Philippines and Japan appear in a chaotic listing with unclear scores and participants.
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Sadan Yaoi
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Tssays Tastita
Mavinville Calis
Mexico
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Reds Hammer Dodgers Behind Robinsn Homers Rally
Frank Robinson starred for Cincinnati with two homers and three RBIs as the Reds won a slugfest against the Dodgers, narrowing the gap atop the league standings. Willie Mays doubled in two as San Francisco beat Milwaukee, while Pittsburgh split a doubleheader with Chicago. Rain caused a postponement of Houston versus New York. Banks drove in his 900th career run in the Cubs split with Pittsburgh.
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Mixed Doubles Bowling Winners Headline Local Tourney
Robby Robinson and Mary Pantie won the Mixed Doubles at Bowl-Aire with a 1622 series. Nels e Trisket and Kay Hecker were runners up in the 11th annual handicap event. Jim Rhoades and Marie Wotns placed third at 1566. the Douglases-Lafe and Sophie pair were fourth at 155. High game 232 by Len Min. The event opened the Little League season and featured 16 couples.
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Marie Wotns
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Lafe
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Robinson~Pantle
Sio
Thompson Maple Products
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Legion Plays Erie Post 1186 in Erie tilt tonight
Brown and Ward share pitching duties for Legion against Erie Post 1186 at Erie. Melnnes and Stok toed head the catching, with Patsey Notte and Bob Easter riding hot streaks earlier in the season. Harbor Harbor's Harbor game notes show a venue move to Love land Field, changing Friday plans.
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Erie
Ward
Patsey Notte
Bob Easter
Losin
Harbor
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Edbinsk
Johnson Seeks Heavyweight Shot After Win Over Schola
Welterweight champ Hay Old Johnson said he aims for the world heavyweight title after a Septembers bout with Patterson or Liston. Johnson defended his world light heavyweight title with a unanimous decision over German Gus Tav Schola in eight rounds. He plans to return to the United States after Naples and will move toward heavyweight competition, weighing 172 pounds for the recent bout.
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World Record ills in AAU Track Carnival
At Walnut California and Chicago events the AAU carnival saw four milers break four minutes for the first time, Al Oerter hit 202 feet 2 inches in discus, with Paul Drayton and Bruce Kidd setting or tying marks. Injuries sidelined Villanova sprinter Budd and pole vaulters Tork and Velses.
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