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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1969

Page

8

Conservationists urged to guard against urban pressure

Over 150 people at Sparta Merged High School heard Pennsylvania Fish Commission official Will Johns warn that urban legislators threaten hunting and fishing by ignoring conservation pleas. He cited ghetto youth programs, new plastic silos for fish culture, and radical Coho salmon efforts in Lake Erie as key shifts in wildlife management. Assemblyman R Budd Dwyer praised sportsmen in their fight for gun rights against Clark and noted continued battles over mail order gun controls.

Sparta Corry Pennsylvania Fish Commission Sparta Merged High School Will Johns Commission Johns Gallup Iish Commission Japan Lake Erie Crawford County R. Budd Dwyer Meadville Pennsylvania Richard Schweikert Joseph Clark Clark Dwyer Schweikert Philadelphia Inquirer Washington, D.C Treasury Department

Davis Sidelined Again as Dodgers Hopefuls Swing On

Los Angeles center fielder Willie Davis will miss three to four weeks with a hairline fracture of the right arm after a Saturday hit by pitch. Palmer, Orioles ace, puzzled by arm trouble since 1966, gave Baltimore a 5 to 3 exhibition win over Pittsburgh, adding a single and double in the process. Other scores: Braves over Dodgers 4 to 2, Cardinals over Phillies, Senators over Astros, Red Sox over Tigers, Reds over Astros, White Sox rally past Twins.

Associated Press Baltimore Jim Palmer Los Angeles Willie Davis Palmer Davis Dodgers Orioles Pittsburgh Claude Raymond Atlanta Braves St. Louis Philadelphia Washington Kansas City Boston Detroit Cincinnati Houston Chicago White Sox Minnesota Montreal California San Diego Seattle Angels Chicago Cubs Oakland San Francisco Cleveland New York Yankees New York Mets Moday Eisenhower Pirates Mark Belanger Jim Bunning Vero Beach Tia Frank Jobe Willie Walter Alston Bill Sudakis Milt Pappas Cecil Upshaw Joe Hague Chris Short Cardinals Phillies Frank Bertaina Senators Reggie Smith Red Sox Jim Lonharg Tigers Denny McLain Pete Rose Tony Peres Reds Astros Duane Josephson White Sox

Open House At Linesville Fish Station

The Pennsylvania Fish Commission conducts an open house at Linesville Fish Cultural Station on Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. to acquaint fishermen with modern warm water fish culture methods and to view brood fish. Propagation Division staff and Law Enforcement Division officers will explain operations.

Pennsylvania Fish Commission Linesville Law Enforcement Division Fish Commission

Baseball Highlights And Miscellaneous Scores Roundup

A three run eighth gives Montreal a win over the Dodgers. Rudy May hits a grand slam as California beats San Diego. The Angels B team collects five hits in a loss to Seattle. Ron Santo drives in five with two home runs as the Cubs top the A's for seventh win in eight. Jim Davenport plates a two run triple in a six run eighth for the Giants in a pitching and errors heavy contest. House For Rent Look in the Classifieds.

Montreal Dodgers Rudy May California San Diego Angeles Diego Segal Darrell Brandon Bill Henry Seattle Ron Santo Cubs Jim Davenport Giants

Pittsburgh alleys offer free bowling for handicapped youths

A Pittsburgh area manager describes four local alleys offering free lessons to 150 mentally retarded or slow learning children aged 12 to 16. He says a large bowling chain plans to adopt the idea in 180 centers in 30 states and Brunswick Corp. will let handicapped youngsters bowl free nationwide.

Pittsburum Vic J Howard Kramer Guys and Dolls Penn Hills Hubert H. Humphrey Kramer Humphrey Pittsburgh Brunswick Corp National Bowling Council Bowling Council

Editors Note On Names In Listings

The journal notes typed names are faint and asks to include full names and phone numbers where present. Senior Ted Popovich 169-163-177-509 Bob Katulich 195 Lanny Filoh 201 197 205-603 Dan Clark 189 164 Gary Zajac 167-172-170-500 Paul Goodwill 210 Early Mixed Doubles Pin Busters 7% OH Just One More Chuck Hess Ai Long Len Migliaccio Kay Gates Louise Cheney triplicate Beaver Gary Zajac 160-189-170-510 Lanny Fitch 193-162-153-508 Dan Clark 201 Harley Taylor 166-184 Bob Carlson 190 Rosanne Caruso 166.

Ted Popovich Bob Katulich Lanny Filoh Dan Clark Gary Zajac Paul Goodwill Chuck Hess Ai Long Len Migliaccio Kay Gates Louise Cheney Lanny Fitch Harley Taylor Bob Carlson Rosanne Caruso

St Paul Driver Wins Opener For Sprint Cars

Jerry Daniels of St Paul Minnesota won the Eastern Opener USAC sprint race in Reading Pennsylvania. He led from lap 27 of 30, beating Lee Kurzman of Guttenberg Iowa as Herman Wise of Atlanta moved to second. Defending champ Larry Dickson trailed after a lap deficit. Crowd reached 5000 in cold weather.

St. Paul Reading, Pa Jerry Daniels Lee Kurzman Guitenburgh Iowa Kurzman Herman Wise Atlanta Bill Putterbaugh Roxana Bob Pratt Union City Ind Larry Dickson Marietta Ohio Pennsylvania

Crystal Coal Co. furnaces and fuels

Local supplier Crystal Coal Co at 4 Maple Ave Cory, Ps offers coal fuel kerosene and furnace services. Contact via listed phone ves i7s.

Crystal Coal Co Maple Ave Cory, Ps

Clemente Criticizes Press On Injuries and Race

Roberto Clemente accuses the press of bias against him as a black Puerto Rican star. After a four day Puerto Rico visit for shoulder treatment, he returned to Pittsburgh who lost 5 0 to Baltimore. He notes writers question his team loyalty while praising fans.

Miami Pla Roberto Clemente Clemente Mickey Mantle Mickey Pittsburgh Pirates Puerto Rico Alph Finegold Joe Brown Pittsburgh Baltimore Pirate

Outsider Henry Wins 40000 in 200000 Airlines Open

Bunky Henry, 25, son of a Valdosta banker and former Georgia Tech kicker, won 40000 in the National Airlines Open. He overtook Bob Murphy despite a triple bogey, finishing 278 to claim the first prize in the Florida event. Murphy tied for 279 with Sikes Crampton Stockton and Henry’s win follows a string of dark horse victors on the tour.

Henry Valdosta Georgia Tech Bob Murphy Pensacola Jack Nicklaus Billy Casper Florida Tom Shaw Ken Still Jim Colbert Ray Floyd Bunky Henry Murphy Bob Murf Dan Sikes Bruce Crampton Dave Stockton Arnold Palmer Julius Boros Sam Snead Gary Player

Corry Y Swimmers Win Seven State Medals

Corry YMCA swimmers earned seven state medals at the YMCA swimming and diving championships held in Erie Tech Memorial pool. Barb Lee and Tom Sawyer captured gold in diving for Corry, with other divers and swimmers, including Carol Harvey Bennett Jon Bennett and Jane Bennett, placing in finals and setting records.

Corry Diane Sam Cochran Doug Bennink Erie Tech Memorial High School Sewickley Jim Stahl Bennett Jim Harvey Jim Bracken Bill Bracken Dave Cole Kay Kelsey Jane Bennett

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Sparta Conservation Club Roland Putnam Spartanburg Eaton The Pennsylvania Fish Commis Sion M, Sundell J. Weeks W. Robson J. Noble W. Hall West County Drury Waxham G. Burns W. Part L. Bowen Corry - 1856 Legien Journal Honolulu John Baum Temple John Jons Villanova Gary Major Duquesne Roland T. Putnam Spartansburg George Montgomery Sparta Sportsmen's Club Game Commission Corry Savings & Loan N. Center St Corry, Penn'a Miami, Fla Bunky Rossin
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