Pennsylvania Deer Harvest Sets Records in 1971 72
Pennsylvania reports 55 602 antlered deer and 48 625 anterless deer for a total whitetail harvest of 104 227 in 1971 72. Bradford County led in all whitetail categories. the buck total ranks among the top ten since 1915. Resident hunters accounted for most kills. game officials caution that reporting rates affect totals.
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Fred Schwab Leads Grove City Win Over St Vincent's
Grove City College Wolverine guard Skip Schwab scored a career high 25 points in a 84-0 victory over St Vincent's College. Schwab hit 11 of 19 from the floor and 3 of 5 at the line, sparking a second half rally that carried the Wolverines to the win. Grove City sits 12-11 with one game left.
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Entrants Listed For City Mat Tourney
Corry hosts a two night City Wrestling Tournament at Corry High School gym sponsored by Beaver Club. Monday and Tuesday starts are 6 pm with 5:30 pm weigh ins Monday. Tickets: two day adults $1, students 50c. one night adults 50c, students 25c. Top two in each weight class win a recreation T shirt and a AAU Jr Olympics entry form. Competition list includes numerous age groups and names led by Hy Daley.
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Jacksonville Mourns NIT Invite Debut at Madison Square Garden
The NIT selections list Jacksonville, St John’s, Fordham, Syracuse, and Niagara as the first five teams invited to the 19 team tournament staged March 17 to 25 in New York. Jacksonville aims to build on its Garden scoring record and reach the national semifinals, with St John’s leading in appearances and titles. Jacksonville carries a 17 4 record with one game left, while St John’s stands 17 8 with one to play. Fordham 16 8 with two left, Syracuse 19 5 with two left, and Niagara 186 with one remaining game.
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It's No Joke Mark Where Are Your Pals Orioles Hold First Camp
The Orioles opened their Miami workout with only two infielders and outfielders present as eight regulars and signees missed due to holdouts and signings. Frank Cashen values roughly $500000 to land eight veterans including Boog Powell, Dave Johnson, Brooks Robinson and Mike Cuellar, with Robinson signed but not yet in camp. Cashen cites agents, Robinson departure, and last three seasons pennants as factors. St Louis Cardinals also face major holdouts with seven players missing, including Jerry Reuss and Santiago Guzman.
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Marquette Tops NCAA At Large List In Upset-Proof Run
Marquette leads nine at large teams invited to the NCAA university division playoffs after a 23-1 run. Coach Al McGuire calls it “something extra to prove” as the Warriors, ranked fifth, beat Tulane 73-60 and prepare for first round matchups beginning March 11. Regional pairings place Marquette against Mid-America winner in the Midwest, with several high ranked teams earning automatic bids.
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