Doe season is certainty this year at Corry Rod and Gun banquet
Robert Lamberton, state game commissioner, urged full cooperation of sportsmen in conservation efforts at the Corry Grange Hall banquet. He announced 150 game patrolmen, 280 refugees, and 500,000 acres of state game tracts with support for more acquisitions including Brie and nearby counties. Speakers praised stocking programs, urged deer season compliance, and highlighted club leaders and attendees.
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Moenris Chapin
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T. Englert
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J J. Koehler
Erie County
Don Miller
Karl van Tassel
Wire County
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Venango
Mercer
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Ghigken
Tiendignens
Robert Lamiberton
Hays Inglert
Pesylvania
New York State
Ohio
State stocked trout stock hopeful amid spring runs
Pennsylvania officials warn trout catches could rise as new stock arrives via refrigerated trucks from hatcheries. Severe rains have fed streams but high water is not a major threat. Wardens will crackdown on premature trout catches before April 15 while stocking improves river fisheries.
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Penninylvenia
Dean
Christensen Motors Earn Three Wins Over Mulheirns
Christensen Motors completed a clean three game sweep against the Mulheirn Keglers in the Aniler Bowling League last evening. Walter Peake led the victors with a 190 average, anchoring a strong team performance as scores around 200 appeared for several competitors.
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Muthelers
Cunningham to Meet Charley Fenske Tonight
Glenn Cunningham of Kansas faces Charley Menske of Wisconsin in the Bankers Mile at the Chicago Ghiesgo Relays. Menske ran 4:08 for the season's fastest collegiate mile, testing Cunningham as he pursues a four minute mile dream.
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Kansas
Charley Menske
Wisconsin
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Salt long important common galt has been recognized as an essential mineral
The text notes that salt has long been viewed as essential for both men and animals, highlighting its recognized role in nutrition. It mentions a historical perspective on mineral importance and implies ongoing acknowledgment across time.
Franz and Lottsville fives win semi finals in meet
Franz Furniture quintet defeated the Corry Officials 29 to 28 to earn a finals bid in the Sity- M. C. G. A. basketball championship on the Junior High floor with Red Taylor scoring 18 and George Franz 10. Lottsville beat Corry Hi Y 38 to 23 to advance to the consolation final, led by Allen with 14 points as the visitors dominated early.
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Corry
Lottsville
Williams Incorporated
Franz Olitist
Red Taylor
George Franz
Franz Club
Franz Furniture
Mead
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Ayers G. Franz
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Invaders
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Keppel Wells
Dubrosky Sayles
Pawson Curtis
Morton Subh
Leltavine
Corry Keg Teams Score Victories Over Warren Invaders
Two Corry bowling squads, four men and one ladies team, defeated Warren teams at Recreation Alleys last night. Tack Krone led the Corry men with a 200 average while Angie Baresi topped the Kasper ladies with a 178 average.
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Warren
Corry
Tack Krone
Angie” Baresi
Corry Kasper
Clymer Rifle Team Practice Shot Scores 215
Glyde Volk led the Clymer rifle team with 215 in a Thursday night practice. The club invites out of town teams to post scores and Corry teams should contact the secretary of the Clymer Rifle Club.
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Clymer
Corry
Clymer Rifle Club
Pirates Drop Game to Seals in Frantic Night
Pittsburgh Pirates edged 13 to 11 in hits but lost 9 to 8 to the San Francisco Seals. The defeat leaves the series status between the two teams unclear after another tight game in San Francisco.
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Cal
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco Seals
Pirates
Cleveland Wins Bid for 1988 ABC Bowling Tournament Site
Cleveland delegates secured the 1988 American Bowling Congress tournament site by a 326 to 231 vote over Buffalo. Local leaders expect sanctioning one or two leagues to allow broader participation and seating for the event.
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Corry
American “Bowling Congress
Cleveland
Congress
Buffalo
Buffalo Q
Ghezzi Wins North and South Open with 278
Victor Ghezzi, a hard hitting professional from N J, captured the thirty sixth North and South Open with a 278 total, three strokes off Paul Runyan’s record. Ghezzi led three of four rounds, earning $1,000 of the $4,000 purse and bringing his season total to $2,225. Runyan shot 285 to finish second, Ted Luther totaled 235 after his first round.
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N.C Maar
Victor Gheszi
N. J
Paul Runyan
White Plains
Ghezzi
Runyan
Ted Luther
St. Marys of Dunkirk Lose in National Catholic Tourney
St Marys of Dunkirk, one of the strongest teams this season, was eliminated in the National Catholic basketball tournament in Chicago last night. The Dunkirk squad fell to Crestin at Inn., 42 to 30.
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Chicago
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Inn
Stengel Moves to Mold Bees in Early Campaign
Bradenton Florida March 25 Pasta was put away his comedy and wisecracks and is going for serious gluff this season Casey Stengel once baseballs more celebrated fauffoon is trying to build the Boston Bees into a first division ball club Stengel who received something like 15000 for not managing Brooklyn last year doesn't want to talk about his days with the Doag Thats gone and forgotten He was dressing slowly meditating and philosophizing as he pulled on his stockings He says this dirt needs more punch Weve got pinching and defense but some fellows have to fit better If fellows Fletcher Warstler DiMaggio and Lopez improve their batting it would make a great difference for the Bees He doesnt think the Giants will win the pennant but any club with pitchers like Hubbell and Melton has something in its favor He likes the Bees pitching staff best counting Lou Fette Jim Turner and Danny MacPayden as his big three He expects to find a fourth starter among Milburn Shoffner John Lanning Dick Erikson Ira Hutchinson Frank Galler or Bill Welry.
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Warstler
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Lopez
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Giants
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Clay Melten
Stenge
Lou Fette
Jim Turner
Danny MacPayden
Milburn Shoffner
John Lanning
Dick Erikson
Ira Hutchinson
Frank Galler
Bill Welry
Armstrong Tops Zivic In Four Rounds At Olympia
Detroit March 26 Eddie Zivic of Pittsburgh was floored and stopped in four rounds by Henry Armstrong the 126 pound champion at Olympia stadium Armstr ons swift punching broke through Zivics defense two minutes 35 seconds into the fourth round He remains on track for a title bid then a rest before the Ross bout in May Meanwhile St Louis Browns open spring campaign in Houston edging Texas League opponents in the opener of a weekend set.
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Eddie Zivic
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Olympia Stadium
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Armstrong
Barney Hoss
Lew Fedman
New York
Ross
Houston
Tex
St. Louis
Browns
Hazleton Mountaineers Aim For State Title At Palestra
Hazleton High School Mountaineers from the anthracite region seek the state interscholastic basketball title at the Palestra in Philadelphia. They have one loss in the season, to Allentown, and defeated summit hill, Frackville, Northampton, Stroudsburg, Pottsville, and Coal Township to win the eastern Pennsylvania title. Altoona has never won a state title and lost the 1983 final to Lower Merion 21-16. The Mountain Lions also lost only once, 21-19 to Franklin.
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Hazeton High School
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Paleatra
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Summit Hit
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Irish sweepstakes draws reveal vast losses and expenses
Dublin March 6 analysis shows 3 490 280 losers in the Hospitals Sweepstakes from yesterday’s Grand National steeplechase. Figures record 5 492 004 tickers, receipts total 19 730 010 dollars, with about 95 percent deducted for expenses at the plant for hospitals.
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Dublin
Battleship Almost Scratched From Grand National Steeplechase
At Aintree England on March 26 Reginald Hobbs trainer of Battleship the first American bred horse to win the Grand National nearly did not run the horse. Mrs. Muttenscoll owner arrived minutes before post and Hobbs decision stood. Hobbs had bet 50 shillings but the horse finished at 100 to 1 winning 12 pounds 10 shillings. Battleship will stay in Britain to race again next year. Mrs Sobll wife of Randolph Scott denied plans to send the yearling Man o War colt back to the United States for funds. The prize total remained 8 057 500 or 63.59 percent.
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Battleship
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Gland
Sobll
Randolph Scott
United States
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