State plans ground direct match ded ta and fallout areas
Fragmentary notes describe a state plan involving a $250 figure for a ground direct match, with references to council surveys, government late fallout areas, and property concerns. Mentions of youth, insurance, and division by factor appear as disjoint phrases without clear context or names.
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Small Town Plans River Corridor Project In Luzerne
A fragmented note outlines a river corridor development proposal by the town of Luzerne. It mentions a stocked entity, a possible Indian project, and a plan to add control measures near Duffy Run as part of the con struction effort along the river.
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Warren area hosts third annual basketball rules clinic
Warren Area High School gym hosts the Warren County Chapter of approved PIAA officials in a game rules interpretation clinic on November 14 at 7 30 pm. The program includes scorer and timer training, with area coaches urged to bring squads and prospective timekeepers. Joe Prisina of Sparta Merged School leads discussions on new rules, Frisana’s CBOA affiliations noted, and Massa praised as head mentor at Warren High.
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College Grid Giants Face Tough Games
Northwestern and Southern California top the college football rankings as they face pivotal Saturday tests. Wisconsin and Stanford loom as spoilers with Rose Bowl stakes, while Alabama and Texas battle for Sugar and Orange Bowl opportunities. Major showdowns across conferences include Michigan State, Purdue, and Missouri chasing bowl bids amid a spread of ranked contenders.
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Bowling leaguers post heavy pinfall at Bowl-Aire last night
In Bowl Aire National B and American leagues top scores pour in. Larry Vanderhool leads the Americans with a 5983 series from 197 203 193. Paul Hoitink adds a 592 with 189 188 215. Nattional double centuries scarce. Clay 204 stands out. Ed Berry tops Corry Jamestown at Avalon Center with 212 as Tomicho 206 and Eckman 200. Standings list teams Heberlein Ajax Pumps Borstorff & Fitch Ajax Mfg Carry Beverage Ajax Engines Prosites Moose's Rest & Bar.
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Heberlein Ajax Pumps
Borstorff & Fitch
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Ajax
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US Leads Canada Cup in Buenos Aires Tourney
Sam Snead and Arnold Palmer shot 68s to pace the United States in the second round of the 10th Canada Cup and International Trophy Golf Tournament at Jockey Club, Buenos Aires. Snead’s late surge and eagle on the back nine helped the U.S. build a three-stroke team lead and place Snead among the top individuals while Bob Charles led the day with 67.
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Corry Pistol Team Tops Tri County League in Franklin
The Corry Red and Gun Club pistol team seized first place in the Tri-County League with a dominant victory over Venango County Bucktails at Franklin. Dick Lindberg shot 550 to lead the match, while Norm McElroy and Kurt Lindberg contributed for Corry. The Corry crew later shot a 54 for runner-up honors at Jamestown.
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Uniontown Hunts For WPYAT Class AA Crown Clash
Harrisburg AP reports Uniontown Trojans face Johnstown Red Raiders in a pivotal Class AA title showdown. A Uniontown win seals their first Double A championship. a Johnstown upset keeps Hempfield Area New Castle Monessen in the chase as Hempfield, New Castle, and Monessen all need victories over Donora Lalobe Ellwood City opponents.
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Ponder Truce For Feuding Amateurs
New York reports government proposed truce between NCAA and AAU amid 24 year dispute over control of U S amateur athletics. Kennedy influence noted while preparations for a Monday meeting in New York discuss principles for possible settlement affecting track and field Olympic pathways for 1964 and Pan American Games. The issue centers on governance of national federations and international recognition.
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Pistons Break Skid With Narrow Win Over Nationals
Detroit Pistons snap seven game slide with a 4-3 decision over the Washington Nationals. The victory coincides with the Detroit Red Wings losing their season opener 4-1 in Montreal.
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Tetlow Outpoints Watch in Florida Bout
Harry Tetlow of Jallimi Beach outpointed Jimmy Watch of Homestead Florida in a boxing match full of quick exchanges and steady aggression. Tetlow dominated the later rounds to secure a clear decision.
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Johnson Leads Beavers In Rushing
Johnson led the Corry Beavers in rushing with 128 yards on 170 carries and scored 77 points on 10 touchdowns and 17 extra points. He averaged 7.2 yards per carry and accounted for most team yardage, with Hanna throwing for 606 yards and seven touchdowns. Other leaders include Butters, Flowers, Black, Scholton, Hotchkiss, and Meadville, Titusville, and Jamestown games cited.
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Brewer Takes Four Stroke Lead In Cajun Classic
Gay Brewer Jr tied the course record with a 64 and holds a four stroke lead after the first round of the Cajun Classic at Oakbourne Country Club in Louisiana. Others at 68 include John Barnum and Don Fairfield. a pack at 69 features Pittman, Goetz, Hill, Cogfield, Capps, and Brie. Clarence Peaks signed his 1962 contract with the Philadelphia Eagles.
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