Deer feeding fears and forest deer losses noted
A district wild game letter from forest supervisor L S Gross summarizes Allegheny Forest deer losses and winter starvation, noting 1078 deer lacking nourishment, mostly fawns, with autopsies linking death to poor food. It discusses feeding trials using browse, grain, and hay, and stresses reducing deer numbers to fit forest carrying capacity.
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L. S. Gross
Warren
Fourah
Allegheny Forest
Shillinger
U. S. Biological Survey
Eix- Periente
Serafin Captures Pa State Open Title at Oakmont
Felix Serafin of Scranton Country Club won the Pennsylvania Open at Oakmont Country Club with 285 over 72 holes, finishing four strokes ahead of AL Espinosa. Ed Dudley and Sam Parke Jr. followed for third and fourth, with $200 and $150 prizes respectively. The win earned Serafin $500 and a gold medal with low-round prizes also awarded.
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United Press
Oakmont
Felix Serafin
Scranton
AL Espinosa
Akron
Ed Dudley
Philatelphia
Sam Parke
South Hills
Serafin
Espinosa
Dudley
Ted Luther
Girard
Knox Young, Jr
Shannopin
Leonie Dodson
Davenport
Charles Manning
Carmen Trent
Duquesne
Vincent
Gred
Hightad
Julius Platte
Beaver Falls
Perry Dell Verchia
Knox Young
Yesterday's Scores Across Leagues and Today’s Matchups
Yesterday Cleveland edged Boston 8 to 7 in ten innings while Philadelphia and Detroit faced rain and Washington beat Chicago. National games saw Cincinnati dominate Philadelphia 11 to 5 and Montreal beat Rochester 12 to 6. Today Philadelphia visits Detroit and Boston travels to Cleveland with several other listed matchups across major leagues.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington-Chicago
National Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
International Montreal
Rochester
Baltimore
Newark
Syracuse
Albany
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Clevelander
Roark Named New Westminster Coach
George Roark, athletic coach at New Brighton High School, named head football and basketball coach at Westminster College in New Wilmington. He succeeds Tom Gilbane and John Lather in their respective roles. Ferrier wins Open with unlikely birdie in Britain.
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United Press
New Wilmington
George Roark
New Brighton High School
Westminster College
Bethany College
Tom Gilbane
John Lawther
City Baseball League Plans Three-Team Entry
Local baseball leaders meet Monday to discuss forming a three team city league with Aero Supply Raymonds and a third team led by Ty Crandall. Feasibility of a two league plan and advance steps are on the agenda.
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Aero Supply
Raymonds
Ty Crandall
Pang
Aero A. A
Aeros
Raymonda
Paleonar
First Avenue A
Aero
Sparta Plays Pleas antville Nine In Season Opener
Sparta Indies face Pleasantville at Spartansburg in the season debut. The game is set to start at 2:80 oclock tomorrow with the Spartansville Bays eager to begin the campaign.
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Sparta
Sparta Indies
Pleasantville Nine
Spartansburg
Sparta Bays
Indies Host Sunday to Erie Polish Club at Aero Field
Corry’s first Sunday baseball game in years will be played tomorrow at Aero Field as Corry Independent hosts the Erie Polish National Business and Professional Club at 3 PM. Stan Conrad, who beat Union City earlier, will start on the mound against Glenwood circuit guests. The Polish club is regarded as a strong Erie League squad, winning the Glenwood first round. opponent lineup not released. Local promoters forecast large crowds for both today and tomorrow’s games.
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Corry
New Aero Field
Union City
Erie
Stan Conrad
Sherman
Merchants
Letdera
Glenwood
Glenwood Joop
Cludjes
Avro A. A
Gehrig Leads Hitters With .402 Average
Lou Gehrig of the New York Yankees boosted his batting average by 12 points to .402 after 15 safe hits in 81 at bats last week and remained atop the American League. In the National League, Stan Stuart Martin led with 174, Dinny Dean continued to lead pitchers with 13 victories and 3 losses, while Lefty Grove and Monte Pearson tied at 10 wins and 3 losses in the American League. Timmy Foxx led the majors with 21 home runs, and Mel Ott topped the NL with 13 bashed home runs.
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York
Lou Genig
New York Yankees
Stuart Martin
St. Louis Cardinals
Dinny Dean
Monte Pearson
Yankees
Lefty Grove
Boston Red Sox
Padgham Wins British Open at Hoylake
Padgham captures the British Open title at Hoylake with a final 72-hole total of 287 after carding two par 71s in the final rounds. The English course hosted the event as Padgham, runner-up in 1985, ends a three year streak of domestic champions.
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Hoylake
Eng
Aif Padgham
Alfred Perry
Yesterday's Hero Hits 10th Inning HR To Beat Boston
Joe Vosmix leads Siegeland Indians with a dramatic 10th inning homer breaking a deadlock and handing Boston Red Sox a loss.
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Joe Vosmix
Siegeland Inedians
Boston
Red Sox
Methods and Lutherans tied for first in league standings
Methodists and Lutherans shared the top spot after the first half of the Church Mushball League with five wins and one loss each. A playoff game will determine the champion as two other teams drop out for the second half.
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Methodista
Lutherans
Softiall Lemma
Columbus
St. Thomas
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National Pittsburgh
Roark
New Westminster
Birdie Hoylake
Jim Ferrier
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Eita Kett
By Paul Robinson
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Agoard
Mss
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Federal Reserve System
Padgham
Methodists
Methodist
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R .Bethel Tabernacis
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Luth
Bethel
Wash
Jbuth
F. D. Pfeffer
Buffalo
America
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
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