State sports bills eyed by legislature in hunting and fishing changes
Bills moving through the legislature seek to strip the game commission of bag limit powers and let fish wardens operate without warrants under certain conditions. Other measures would set pickerel size to 15 inches, expand federal fish restoration cooperation, and issue free licenses to seniors, with various restrictions on hunting and trout seasons. Meanwhile the Pittsburgh Pirates enter the pennant race with GM Branch Rickey shaping a youthful, aggressive lineup and a shaky infield and catching corps.
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Senate
Arthur Blass
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Branch Riesey
Rebwillang
Pittsburgh
Clyde McCullough
Bill Meyer
Rickey
Buccos
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Cory Class B Riflemen Drop Initial Match
The Cory Class B gunners lost their season opener at Wattsburg in a 1160 to 1155 decision. B Gifford led winners with 238 while G Davis topped Corry with 234. The Corry Class A team beat North East at home 1107 to 1280 as R Swift fired 264 with a 98 off hand, edging the rest.
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Wattsburg
B. Gifford
G. Davis
Corry
North East
Russ Patterson
Eugene Davis
Bully
Katherine's Shop Upsets Smith's Beauty in Bowling Match
In the Ladies B League at Bowl-Aire last evening Katherine's Shop upset Smith's Beauty Studio while Heiman's Jewelers fell to Bowl-Aire. Raymond Jewelers beat Briggs Store in the other match as standings show Smith's leading with 28 points and Heiman's at 38 behind, with Katherine's Shop and Raymond Jewelers also contesting.
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Bowl-Aire
Heiman’s Jewelers
Raymond Dewe
Briggs
Way
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Heiman’s Jewelry
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Briggs Store
Belman's
Raymond Jewelers
Briges' Store
Stevens Farmed Out By Pirates
SAN BERNARDINO Calif March 24 First Baseman Eddie Stevens who asked for another chance with the Pittsburgh Pirates is headed back to the Indianapolis club of the American Association GM Branich Rickey released Stevens yesterday and told him to report to the Indianapolis team training site at Elssimee Fla
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University of Pittsburgh
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White Sox Boss Leads First Pro Season to Pennant
Alan Maver reports on the Chicago White Sox boss driving a pennant run in his first season as a pro. The piece notes the minors role and warns against expecting similar Buck-like results with the sons in future outings.
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Maio
Dykes ejected after heated argument with umpire in spring game
News from Bradenton shows Athletics manager Fanny Dykes was ejected after disputing a ruling on Lou Limmer's ball, which was ruled a ground rule double. The play altered the 16 to 8 score, with Dykes claiming it should have been a triple or homer.
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Fights Last Night in Phoenix and New York
In New York Husse Giosa of Philadelphia and John L. Davis of Richmond drew after 10 rounds. In Phoenix Bobby Jones of Oakland and Charli Salaé of Phoenix also fought to a 10 round draw.
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Kentucky and Illinois Vie in Garden Tonight
Kentucky and Illinois meet at Madison Square Garden in the NCAA Eastern bracket with a chance to reach the national final against the Kansas State Oklahoma Aggies winner. A crowd of 18 000 is expected as North Carolina State and St. John’s Brooklynh meet earlier for third place in the East. Western final pits Oklahoma A M and Kansas State in Kansas City for a shot at the national title in Des Moines.
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Pennsylvania Game News reports on wildlife management progress
The Pennsylvania Game News monthly issue highlights wildlife management efforts, urging informed sportsmen to support conservation. Governor Fine’s suggestions for outdoor writers are noted, and a special March issue on sportsmen and funds is announced, stressing education over profit.
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Pennsylvania Game News
Pennsylvania
John S. Fine
Hi Vseir
Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp cautious before semifinal
In quotes, Adolph Rupp of Kentucky expresses concern about his team after a tough game against Illinois. He notes his players are tired but vows the team must perform much better in the eastern semifinal against Saint Louis, wary of the opponent’s strength.
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Kentucky
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Tip
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Tlinois
Penn State Qualifies 4 Matmen in NCAA Meet
Behem, Pa March 9 The state of Oklahoma remains favored to host the 1951 NCAA wrestling championship with Oklahoma A and M leading semi finals with six qualifiers. Penn State still has four grapplers in contention as it bids to challenge the Aggies in the team race. Defending champion Iowa State has two men remaining after quarterfinals. Colorado State Ohio State and Waynesburg each retain two mats entrants while several schools carry one contender in pursuit of the team title.
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