Spike bucks dominate 1954 deer kill figures in Pennsylvania
The 1954 season saw spike bucks comprising about 18 percent of legal bucks at 17 405, with spikes totaling 5 054 or 16 percent of 37 324 in 1953. The 1963 season marked the first time spike buck hunting was legalized since 1921, reflecting shifts in deer antler development due to food supply and browsing conditions across several counties including Forest, Warren, McKean, Potter, Elk, and Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest County
Warren
McKean
Potter
Elk
Clinton
Clearfield
Centre
Mifflin
Fulton
Franklin
Bullivan
Pike
Monroe
Erie
Counles
NCAA TV Football Plan Enables More Telecasts and Regional Dates
The NCAA proposed a compromise plan for 1965 telecasts allowing eight national broadcasts and five regional dates over 13 weeks. It relaxes the 1964 limit of one national telecast per team, permitting one national plus one or two intra district appearances, with sellout games telecast in home areas or the visiting team’s area if off campus. The plan aims to satisfy the Big Ten and other supporters of regional coverage and requires two thirds member approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Collegiate Athletic Association Today
Big 10
NCAA
Otter
Trout stocking and fishing notes spark interest across streams
South Branch of French Greek and Beaverdam will be stocked with 5000 trout, browns and rainbows split evenly on March 19 and 22, while Beaverdam receives 1800 Brooks. The streams are among the county’s top fishing spots. Also, the Country Club hosts the men’s Ling tourney as the women’s bowling season ends. Rabits living-trapped across Pennsylvania push future hunting, with 6000 plus cottontails boxed for open areas this winter and a state record total of 60,120.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverdam
South Branch
ToCoot
Almont
NCAA showdown promises balanced semi finals in Kansas City
San Francisco and LaSalle, top teams in the NCAA field, face tough trials as Colorado and Iowa lurk in the mix. Bill Russell and Tom Gola star for热线 LaSalle edges toward a potential final with Town, while Duquesne and Cincinnati duel in the NIT with Dick Ricketts and Sidhuhoa Green fueling the Dukes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
San Francisco
LaSalle
Iowa
Colorado
Dons
Bob Jeangerard
Golden Buffaloes
Bradley
Manhattan
Kan
Au-America
Tom Gola
Towa
Town
Hawkeyes
Bill Logan
Tall Corn State
Marquette
Evanston
Til
Canisius
Philadelphia
Utah
Seattle
Cornwallis
Recreation Activities Week Schedule and Local Leagues
The week features Men's Recreation on Mon Wed Thu 4 30 to 6 p.m. Aero Supply Basketball events include Department versus Tool and Die at 7 30 and Engineering versus Inspection with the championship Friday night. Eagles win Grade School League title 24 12 over Shooting Stars with Carmen Rainier scoring 18. Untamed Panthers beat Flying Aces 12 6 and Junior Beavers 26 8 Globetrotters. High School Intramural season ends as Aces top Hypo Blasts 26 20, Sack Rats 24 14 over Five Joes, with Flatheads and Rip Cords awarded forfeits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Shooting Stars
Carmen Rainier
Champs
Panthers
Flying Aces
Beavers
Globetrotters
Lane Eagles
Junior Beavers
Panthera
Jay
Aces
Sack Rats
Flatheads
Rip Cords
Follett
Maloney
Gates
Sargent
Jaggs
Brooks Faces Garcia in Top 10 Bout at Eastern Parkway Arena
Brooks a former Olympic bantamweight champion meets Rudy Garcia in a top 10 featherweight clash at Brooklyn's Eastern Parkway Arena. Brooks, ex North American 118 pound champ, arrives amid a three fight skid after title loss to Aaton Macias and defeats by Mats and Moracen. Garcia, ranked seventh featherweight, is a strong favorite as ABC televises the bout with NYC blackout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate Brooks
Ohio State
Rudy Garcia
Los Angeles
Brooklyn
Eastern Parkway
Brooks
United States
Corer
Bill Peacock
Pappy Gault
Cleveland
Aaton Macias
Mexico
Mickey Mats
Cire Moracen
Garcia
ABC
New York
Alston Pleased With Young Pitcher Spooner
Dodgers manager Walt Alston praised 23-year-old Karl Spooner after his two inning test against the Chicago White Sox. Spooner, recovering from knee surgery, allowed two hits and no runs while noting his shoulder was stiff. The White Sox won 6-5. The Grapefruit League also featured Yankees, Red Sox, and Pirates in various exhibition results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prom
Walt Alston
Brooklyn Dodgers
Karl Spooner
Fort Worth
Brooklyn Briss
Spooner
Alston
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Billy Loos
Johnny Podres
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Yanks
Kansas City
A's
Washington Senators
Ed Korbeck
Pittsburgh Pirates
Buccos
Philadelphia Phils
Dick Groat
Duke
Pirates
Phillie
Indians
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Balmore Orioles
Birmingham
Pan-American Games Open with U S and Argentina Leading
Mexico City reports a strong Pan-American Games start with the United States and Argentina in the lead. The U S collected early firsts and runner-ups in weight lifting and women's fencing to top the unofficial team standings, while Argentina also posted key victories in track and field. Altitude and fatigue affected performances as Oswald Suarez failed in the 10,000 meters and Gordon McKenzie exited after 12 laps. Ernie Shelton and Hermann Wyatt set a meet record in high jump, with notable runners Whitfield Spurrier and Sowell taking second in the 800 meters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
United States
Argentina
Mexico
Panama
Cubs
Chile
Brazil
Dutch West Indies
Puerto Rico
Canada
Oswald Suarez
Gordon McKenzie
New York
McKenzie
Ingebord Pfuller
Ernie Shelton
Hermann Wyatt
Mai Whitfield
Lon Spurrier
Arnold Sowell
Corry Jaycee Keglers Fall To North Host In Bowing Meet
The Corry Jaycee bowling team was defeated by the North Host Jaycee Keglers at the VFW club yesterday afternoon. North Host posted a total pinfall of 2554 to Corry Jaycee's 681. Ivan Wickwire led the Corry squad with a 8590 series, followed by Bil Hammond 529 Leon Root 500 and H Zewatsky 409. Several players had lower scores listed as non-counting members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Jaycee
Jaycee Keglers
VFW
Ivan Wickwire
Bil Hammond
Leon Root
H. Zewatsky
Ray Blynt
F. Messina
Dr. J. Mohr
P. Clark
F. Anthony
G. Munn
D. Martin
J. Griggs
Teener Loop Baseball Meeting Postponed to Thursday
Teener League meeting rescheduled to Thursday at 8 pm at the VFW Post home. Teague officers team managers and interested fathers urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Teague
Playoffs Begin Tomorrow Following Final Regular-Season Game
NBA playoff action tips off tomorrow night with New York at Boston in the Eastern Division semi final best of three. Western Division opens Wednesday in St Paul as Rochester faces Minneapolis. Boston beat New York 112 101 and Milwaukee edged Syracuse 71 76 yesterday. Hockey scores include Cleveland 6 Providence 2 and Buffalo Springfield 3 in overtime to reach finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dick Ricketts
Dhugho Green
Duquesne
Dukes
Louiaville
Madison Square
Carden
Cincinnati
Niagara
Dayton
Holy Cross
St. Louis
St. Francis
Loretto
Manhattan
Louisville
Charlie Tyra
Lafayette
MD Fleming
Ricketts and Greet
Green
Ricketts
Cinginnati
Seton Hall
the Garden
Jack Twyman
Bearcat
Milwaukee Hawks
Philadelphia Warriors
National Basketball Association
Boston
St. Paul
Rochester
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Syracuse
Corel YOU Ley LYING ARO
Unable to extract usable article content from the provided text. No clear entities or events identified to craft a factual headline and summary.
Nightly TV Schedule Fragments Include Sagebrush Trail and Love Lucy
Fragmentary network rundown lists WBEN TV programs Tonight from 5:45 PM to 12:00 AM. Entries include Sagebrush Trail, News and Weather, Sporta Spotlight, Perry Camp, Burns and Alten, Godfrey Talent Scouts, Love Lucy, Studio One, Garry Moore, Arthur Godfrey, and Love of Life among others with approximate times and channel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osake
Barriet
Tabe
Perry Camp
Burns and
Alten
Godfrey Talent Scou
Studio One
Garry Moore
Arthur Godfrey
Tim
Rich
W. WA
BUICK
Fato
Guiding Light
Jo Bratford
Father
Red
Also Mentioned on This Page
Finks
Pittsburgh
Jimmy Finks
Pittsburgh Steeler
Blondie
Eeeresees
Chisox
Phill
Orlon
U.S
Keglers
North East
Teener Loop
Providence
Buffalo
Springfield
Hammond
Eagle Street
Dia
Thomas
Barney
South Center Street
Wben-Tvtonight
Eye Waager
Teahouse
Ontiac
Wover
Paul
Corry ‘Savings Cloan Gaps Center Strect
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!