Hunters Await Opening as Corry Sees Record Licenses
In Corry this season more hunters hold licenses than ever, with small game season opening Friday morning as officials estimate rising hunter activity. Other notes cover football rivalries, boxers turning pro, and local prep sports developments including Titusville, Warren, and Jamestown teams, plus possible rule changes in interference calls and upcoming events in Cleveland and Buffalo.
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Open Season Begins for 1986 Small Game in Pennsylvania
The 1986 Pennsylvania small game season opens tomorrow at 9 AM with about 90,000 hunters expected. The State Game Commission announces an amended protection policy limiting harvest on sensitive lands, while turkey seasons run November 6 to 26 in 27 counties. Pheasants are reported plentiful and licenses carry new, sturdier cards detailing bag limits and later bear and deer seasons.
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Duquesne Dukes Prep for Washington U Game in St Louis
The Duquesne University football team, after two straight defeats, planned to arrive in St. Louis for Friday night’s game with Washington University. The squad held a brief gym session yesterday before boarding.
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Early Ohio State Game Plan Hinges on Injuries
Columbus Ohio November reports serious ness of Tippy Dye’s injury and the toss of Jumpin Joe Williams for the Chicago game Saturday prompt Coach Francis Schmidt to seek starters among reserves.
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Grimes Considered to Name Dodgers Manager
New York November 5. The Brooklyn Dodgers will name a new manager today to replace Casey Stengel after the season. Burleigh Grimes, former Dodgers pitcher and last year’s manager of the Louisville Colonels in the American Association, is believed to be the leading candidate.
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Cubs Will Trade Any Man On Team In Deal
Chicago November 5 The Cubs owner P K Wrigley said the club will trade any player to strengthen the roster but few clubs are willing to negotiate. He noted the Cubs are still shopping and ready to part with any player to land needed talent, though talks remain at a standstill.
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Plans Change By Unitedness in Minnesota Drill
MINNEAPOLIS Nov 5 Coach Bernie Bierman warned Minnesota players that spirit and willingness to play will determine who starts against Town after a secret drill. Usual first stringers may not get the starting call. IRISH PLAYS ARMY SOUTH BEND Ind Nov. Notre Dame squad headed to Annapolis for Navy game preparations without drill.
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Landon May Retire To Farm In Kansas
Topeka reports Gov. Alf M. Landon may retire from the Kansas governorship and move to a farm near Independence. The Landons have been seen at several farms around Topeka as Peggy Anne, 19, attends the University of Kansas.
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Blue Ribbons Hold Lead in Ladies Bowling League
Blue Ribbons retained their lead in the Ladies Bowling League last night as a three way tie for second place broke. Raeke and Car rolled to split second, while Bracken and Keating dropped to fourth. Life posted a high average of 161.
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Beavers Set To Tackle Muddy Grid At Union City
Beavers face a soggy field as Union City hosts a key football clash. Coach Russ Byler plans to bring more than two complete teams to Union City and may let next year’s squad play the final minutes. Kickoff is slated for 2 90 p.m.
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Sophomores Likely to Play Against Wisconsin Badgers
In Madison on November 5 Coach Lynn Waldorf said sophomores may see significant action against Wisconsin. Iggy Mesee Dick Wells and Wally Mulloy are mentioned as possible starters. Purdue heads to New York to finalize game plan to beat Fordham Saturday.
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Clements' Tonic Promises Quick Vigor Restorations
Advert reads a tonic claim that sick and nervous people can regain vigor in days. It urges taking Clements' Tonic three times daily for ten days, promising brighter eyes and renewed youth, with a money back guarantee if not completed.
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Panthers Drill in Mud and Rain for State
Pittsburgh reports the Panthers practiced in mud and rain for the second day this week as they prep for the Penn tilt. Possible lineup changes: Al Lezouski to guard replacing Dante Delle Tazze, and Walt Raskowski to fill for injured Bil Glassford.
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Tartans Leave for New York to Meet NYU
Tartans depart Pittsburgh on November 5 for a game with New York University. Thirty one Carnegie Tech players travel, with at least four sophomores likely to start, including three backs, as they seek their first win favored by bettors this season.
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Yarosz Defeats Overlin In Pittsburgh Bout
Former world middleweight champion Tediy Yarosz defeated Ken Overlin in a ten round decision in Pittsburgh to re establish himself among top middleweight contenders. Overlin started strong but faded after the fifth, while Yarosz pressed with left jabs and rights to sweep rounds six through nine.
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