Ducks Return Home Grown Birds In Waterfowl Plan
The Game Commission launches a spring waterfowl project near the Py matuning waterfowl refuge on the Conneaut Marsh. About 6 000 day old ducklings will be reared to six weeks and released on state lakes and ponds. Ducks will be leg banded to track results and bands returned by hunters will help assess success. Happy Chandler loses MLB commissioner post as major league moguls seek a successor.
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Bowlers Hit High Scores In Local League Night
200 bowlers Ralph Carroll Clark Lord and Olin Gesch led a strong showing as 24 Eagles posted 200 plus games. Carroll tallied 216 and 230 for a 201 series while Lord had 212 210 and 212 and Gesch 203 222 for a 602. Numerous others reached 200 plus with Balog 294 and Prigar 318 among notable scores.
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Washington-Little Dynamite outpoints Richie Howard in boxing
In Halifax 10 Providence F 1 Roland Lastarne of New York defeats Keene Simmons 109 Bayonne. The card lists weights 134 for Washington and 127 for Howard with a win by points.
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Major Owners Vote Chandler Out Of Office
Baseball Commissioner Albert B. Happy Chandler will resign within six months after major league owners voted 9 to 7 not to re elect him. His seven year contract ends April 30 1982. He plans to step aside after the season and let an executive council set powers if he resigns early. The council includes Foril Frick Will Harridge Tom Yawkey and Warren Giles. A list of about 30 possible successors was discussed.
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Mercer Downs Lawrence Park for District 10 Class B Title
Mercer Mustangs captured their second straight District 10 Class B crown by defeating Lawrence Park 42 to 32 in Edinboro. The Mustangs built a 24 to 11 halftime lead behind a stifling defense led by coach Renzie Hoffman, while Lawrence Park struggled to convert shots. Tom Gustin and Klegh led Mercer in scoring with limited second half input as the Parkers adjusted their defense to slow the Mercer drive.
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Bowling Standings Round Up in Men’s A League at Bowl Aire
Standings remain unchanged as Blue Bonnet Rossbaden’s Insurance Service and Cobbett’s Heal Estate swept their matches. Other results include Borstorff and Fitch defeating the Vet while Hinkle Electric leads the VFW Men’s B League by four games after losses by Davis Insurance.
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Disiriat B Crower Duel Sets Up Friday Showdown
The Muglangs beat Park ete by the same margin as last year when Mercer won 48 38. Slippery Rock and Sykesville clash tonight at DuBois for the Disiriat B crown. Memes will meet the winner Friday. tie site not yet chosen.
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St Johns Edges Bonnies 60 58 In Cage Tourney
St. John's 60 beat St. Bonaventure 58 after trailing by 14 in the second half at Madison Square Garden. Bob Zawoluke hit the deciding field goal in the final three seconds as Brigham Young handled St Louis 76 48 to reach the semi finals.
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Rod And Gun Club Meeting And Spring Bungie Plans
Rod and Gun Club meets tonight at 8 with a directors’ meeting an hour earlier at the Sportsmen’s Home on East Washington Street. Beagle owners urged to attend as plans for a spring binge are laid. The grounds at Lindsey Hollow Road and Wil be open to all registered belief in Cowlind throiphals. Roland Minson scored 28 for Brigham Young, Ray Sonnenberg 20, Ray Steiner 19 in a Brigham Young defeat. NCAA tournament near, Texas A&M edged Texas in a Southwest semifinal playoff, 35-34.
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Six District Cage Titles At Stake Tonight
Harrisburg reports six district titles are decided tonight with Class A featuring two finals and Class B four. Key matchups include Clearfield against Punxsutawney in District 9 action, plus several Class B confrontations across districts 1 and 6.
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Colleges Plan Western Conference for Teachers Colleges
Representatives from 18 state teachers colleges supported forming a Western Conference to coordinate planning for athletic and academic programs. The move aims to consolidate intercollegiate competition and secure state approval from the Presidents and the State Superintendent of Public Instruction.
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