Sports actions spark at Harrisburg convention debate
Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs delegates meet in Harrisburg March 19 for a two day convention to debate a combined buck deer and bear hunting season. The discussion notes opposition from many hunters who fear increased bear slaughter with deer season crowding the woods. Delegates representing about 187,000 sportsmen will review 47 resolutions on fish and game programs and changes to doe hunting permit issuance. Also covered are Max Surkont’s potential Pirates contribution and Don Schlundt named Collier’s college player of the year.
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Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
Harrisburg
The
Game Commission
Commonwealth
Rod and Gun Clit
Pittsburgh Pirates
Max Surkont
Danny O'Connell
Milwaukee Braves
Surkont
Braves
Max
Charley Grimm
O'Connell
Join & Glub
Irs
Branch Rickey
Farrell Advances In WPIAL Cage Playoffs
Farrell reached the semifinals of the WPIAL Class A tournament by beating Washington 60 to 53 at Pitt Feld House. Jim McCoy scored 22 points to spark the Section 3 titlist to the quarterfinal win, while Dick Kurtz topped Washington with 18. Farrell will meet the winner of the Rankin Midland game next Tuesday in the third round.
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Assoommved
Pittsburgh
Farrell
Éastly
Washington
Pitt Feld House
Jim McCoy
Dick Kurtz
Rankin-Midland
Injuries Hit Training Camps Across MLB With Stars Sidelined
The baseball training season opens with many veterans and rookies sidelined by injuries. Ted Williams faces a fractured collar bone risk, while 50 others endure ailments from sore backs to broken thumbs. Banks and Baker joined a growing list of Cubs sluggers out. Kazanski and Lopata suffer minor injuries. Meanwhile White Sox sign Minoso, Tigers add Ned Garver, and sluggers Mays and Katt pace intra-squad wins.
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Associated Press
Ted Williams
Williams
Boston Red Sox
Bob Porterfield
Washington
Alex Grammins
St. Louis Cardinals
Tony Alston
Cardinals
Bob ‘Trice
Athletics
Walter Linder
Miwaukee
Ernie Banks
Gene Baker
Chicago Cubs
Bil Miller
Yankee
Ted Kazanski
Philadelphia Phillies
Howie Judson
Cincinnati
Jerry Jacobs
Baltimore Nielder
Banks
Mesa
Ariz
Baker
Don Elston
Miller
Elston Howard
Kazanski
Phillies
Datroit
Stan Lopata
Jon
Judson
Birdie Tebbetts
White Sox
Jacobs
Jim Hughes
Ed Roebuck
Brooklyn
Johnny Antonelli
Giants
Milwaukee
Willie Mays
Ray Katt
Charlie Maxwell
Red Sox
Charlie Harmon
Carter Defends Lightweight Title Against DeMarco at MSG
Paddy DeMarco challenges Jimmy Carter for the lightweight belt at Madison Square Garden. Carter favored 1-3 to 1-4, a 7-5 to KO. DeMarco 67-11-2 vs Carter 65-16-8. Bout at 10 p.m. DST aired on ABC and NBC. Carter seeks rematch after past title bouts. College basketball and hockey scores follow, with ACC and Southern Conference results and NBA scores.
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DeMarco
New York
Paddy DeMarco
Jimmy Carter
Madison Square Garden
Paddy
Ike Williams
ABC
NBC
Altie
Brooklyn
Jimmy
Williams
Laure Salas
College Cage Tourneys Begin Two-Week Run
Atlantic Coast and Southern Conferences take early lead with first round wins. North Carolina State beat North Carolina to 52 61. Wake Forest edged South Carolina in overtime. Duke and Maryland routed Virginia and Clemson as Furman and Richmond won in Morgantown. West Virginia downed William and Mary. George Washington topped Washington and Lee 76-64.
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North Carolina
Wake Forest
South Carolina
Maryland
Clemson
Dike
Virginia
Furman
Davidson
George Washington
Washington and Lee
West Virginia
William and Mary
Richmond
Virginia Military
Associated Press
New York
North Carolina State
Raleigh
N.C
Duke
Morgantown
W. Va
Frank Selvy
Virginia Mallary
West
Geneva Lions Stun Lebanon Valley To Reach NAIA Tourney
Geneva College defeated Lebanon Valley 77 to 64 at Huntingdon Pa to secure a berth in the NAIA national tournament in Kansas City. Forward Billy Blair poured in 38 points as Geneva, 20-7 this season, earned the District 30 spot before falling in their first NAIA game.
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CONY
Columbia
Trinity
Conn
Utica
Hamilton
Miami
Ohio
Cincinnati
Wooster
Ohio Wesleyan
Natal
New Jersey
St. Peters
Fairleigh-Dickinson
Pennsylvania
Geneva
Lebanon Valley
Geneva Five
Nema Presa
Dyranomameom
Huntingdon
Geneva College of Beaver
Billy Blair
Pennsylvanans
National Association of Intercollingiate Athletics
Kansas City
District 30
Millersville
Convenanters
Bowling Standings and Scores From Evening League Matches
Gulf Service widened its NL lead by a 3-1 victory over Paul’s Men’s Wear while Davis Insurance shut out Johnson Brothers. Results show Gulf Service 8B, Johnson Brothers 0. Ajax Office and others posted high game tallies. In the VW Men’s League, Hurtley’s Motor Sales and Powell Motor traded wins as Powell edged Veterans. American League leaders saw Gut Service extend three-point margin over Buchpnor’s Soll. Corry-Jamestown League action saw Truckers gain second-half honors with a three-point win and narrow the lead to one and a half games. VEW Ladies A League standings shifted as Sawyer’s Studio claimed two games and total pinfall over Ryans. Meerdink Furniture topped Evans Beauty Salon in a separate match. Charlotte Staples led individual pace with a 190, as Lucille Church and Ghidya Hengert posted near misses.
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Gulf Service
Paul's Man's Wear
Johnson Brothers
Davis Insurance
Truckers
Engineering
Victorlewis
Q Assembly
Trucker
Fintnula
Ofice
Corry-Jamestown
VEW Ladies
Meerdinie
Sawyer
Ryans Remily Sulon
VEW
Btudie
Meerdink Furniture
A' Evans Beauty
Btudiey
TOY
Beviving
Beauty
Sale
Meerdink
WieeCorry
Jamestown Gee
Charlotte Staples
Abel Pace
Lucille Church
Ghidya Henget
Mary Etnab
Ysan
Bowling league produces sparse 200s led by Chast 212
Scores of 200 or better were few and far between in last evening's league bowling. The best individual effort was a 212 by Dick Chast, with Romeo Marehitelli 208, Sal Manganara 200, Phil Amorase 202, and Ollie Mel Clintock 201 close behind.
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Dick Chast
Romeo Marehitelli
Sal Manganara
Phil Amorase
Ollie Mel Clintock
Annual Women's Bowling Tournament Opens at Bowl-Atre
The Akron event kicks off with 22 squads in the team portion Friday night through Sunday, then doubles and singles over the next two weekends. Scoring uses a handicap system with cash prizes in Classes A B and C. Local clubs and players compete for honors as the event unfolds.
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Aplal Corry
Bowl-Atre
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