Townville Hunters Eye Small Game Season Opening
Local notes report small game season underway from today through November 20 with ducks and migratory fowl routes mapped and rabbit and squirrel abundance varying by area. St Edward's opens basketball season November 17 at Townville under coach Don Bishop after losing four players. new talents show promise and the team aims to compete in the district.
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More Than 800 Schools Vote On PIAA Proposal
More than 800 schools will be asked to vote on four amendments from the PIAA board of control. The main proposal would advance football practice from August 18 to allow early September night games. Other changes cover baseball eligibility, Soldiers' Orphan School admission, and byes in District 9 and 10 tournaments. The board also awarded second place medals in the state rifle championship and moved the basketball tournament dates to avoid holidays, with inter-district games set for March and finals spread through March.
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Heavy Increase In Grid Attendance By Association Press
New York November 1 attendance at college football games shows a 25 percent rise over 1943 according to an Associated Press national survey. Reports from 72 colleges reveal 9,249,330 fans in attendance by mid season, with Southern California leading at about 195,000 for five home games and Penn at 193,000 for four. Other schools exceed 100,000 including Minnesota Michigan Illinois Northwestern California UCLA and Pitt.
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Twilight Tear Meets Veteran Devil Diver At Pimlico
Twilight Tear, winner in 17 of 28 starts, meets veteran Devil Diver in the $25,000 Pimlico Special. Megogo, a 3-year-old from Christiana stables, also runs. The event could decide Horse of the Year, with over 20,000 expected fans and a 22 day Pimlico meeting opening sponsored by Maryland tracks.
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Flyers End Hornets Winning Streak in Tight Victory
The Louis Flyers halted the Petersburgh Hornets seven game run with a 6 98 minute third period surge. Waters and Hed contributed key goals while Gorm and Pranks anchored the defense to preserve the win.
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Sports Roundup Echoes Giants official Bondy’s death
New York on November 1 reports the death of Leo Bondy vice president and treasurer of the Giants. The piece notes Bondy’s deep knowledge of law and baseball, his advisory value to club owners, and his role as a reliable news source. It also highlights scattered items on college and high school football, Southern California football history, Mississippi and Bobby Gage, Rogers Hornby’s scouting stance, and various winter basketball plans and players.
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Complete Navy line earns weekly honor in AP poll
New York Nov 1 The entire Navy line received the Associated Press weekly nod after limiting Georgia Tech and Pennsylvania to a net turnover of 85 yards while Navy backs gained 498 yards. The seven linemen named are Leon C Brunlett Don Whitmire Edmond Deramee Jack Martin Ben Chase Gail Gilliam and Ben Martin.
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Georgia Tech
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Notre Dame
Leon C. Brunlett
Don Whitmire
Edmond Deramee
Jack Martin
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Gail Gilliam
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Fights Last Night Across Multiple Venues Reported
Boxing results from White Plains Hartford and Albany show several decisions and draws. Tommy Rofolo 1384 Rome outpointed Dom Amoroso 135 Jersey City while Phil Balmer 141 Vancouver drew with Vince LaSalva 146 Mt Vernon. Charles Cabby Lewis 126 New York outpointed Norman Silver 42744 Bridgeport. Baby Sims 144 New York outpointed Russell Rich tox 140 Paterson Jr. Sal Bartolo New York outpointed Mario Colon Puerto Rico.
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Charles “Cabby” Lewis
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Sal Bartolo
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Hunters Open Small Game Season In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports thousands of hunters entered fields as Pennsylvania’s small game season began at 8 a.m. Despite ammo shortages and travel hurdles, licensed hunters pursued rabbits squirrels and game birds while officials noted a generally good supply but cautioned about depleted stocks and safety. The Game Commission estimated at least 852,000 licensed hunters, roughly a drop from peacetime levels, with preparations underway for a cautious season.
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Three Teams Tied For First In Ladies A Bowling Loop
Three teams Steens Mabel Shoppe and Marty's Tavern share first place in the Ladies A Bowling Loop with Wilcox Grocers a game behind. Greensleaners defeated the Ash Shoppe in a feature two-game match while Rose Baker led with strong scores for the losers. Marty's Tavern surged into the tie by beating the Raymond tansies as Springmakers trailed. Wing Willi beat Wilcox Grocers, Fern Flanigan and Ruby Gustafson starred for the victors.
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