Bumper crop of rabbits and pheasants fuels local hunting outlook
Summer damp weather sparked a bumper rabbit population with many reporting 20 to 30 rabbits a day. Game releases near week’s end bolster pheasant stocks, while a local gun club runs youth hunter safety classes training over 150 participants, with no recorded accidents or violations so far.
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Michigan State Tops AP Poll With 482 Points
Michigan State holds No 1 for third straight week after earning 32 first place votes and 482 points. Arkansas stays No 2 with 459 points following a 81-0 win over Rice, Nebraska is third with 406, Notre Dame fifth with one first place vote and Alabama sixth.
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Cage Great Inducted Into Hall Of Fame
Maurice Stokes, paralyzed from the waist down and speaking with difficulty, was inducted into the Cambria County War Memorial Arena Sports Hall of Fame in Johnstown Pennsylvania. The St. Francis College star and former NBA rookie of the year 1956-57, traveled from Cincinnati by chartered plane for the ceremony.
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Earl Battey Faces 1962 Tax Complaint in Minnesota
Minnesota Tax Department charged Twins catcher Earl Battey with failing to file a 1962 state income tax return. Deputy commissioner R. E. Franz signed the complaint last Friday banning Battey, who said he has not yet been served and intends to discuss the issue with tax officials without an attorney.
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Pro Grid Rivals Tight Lipped on Draft Dates
New York AP reports the NFL and AFL plan joint draft activity with league reps in contact with home offices. The draft, once a full day event, is likely to run into afternoon TV coverage. The piece notes the Army-Navy game date and Thanksgiving timing, with deer season opening in North Carolina and varying seasonal activity across leagues.
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Seek Ruling On Blocking Pa. Stadium
The Stadium Authority and the city of Pittsburgh asked the State Supreme Court to rule on a suit aiming to block a $45 million stadium project. The appeal seeks quick action due to crowded Allegheny County docket. the stadium would be home to the Steelers and Pirates with construction slated to begin next April.
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Jockey Westrope Named Hall of Fame Member
Jackie Westrope, who rode 2 467 winners before dying from a 1958 track spill, is named the 22nd National Jockeys Hall of Fame member. Posthumous ceremony set for Baltimore November 20 at the Maryland Racing Writers Association awards dinner.
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Reflections Of A Baseball Millionaire on World Series
A column quotes Del Webb on World Series timing and pitcher rest. He argues seven games should be seven days to prevent rust and backs the Yankees organization to rebound despite aging stars and injuries. Webb also discusses Bobby Richardson’s future and potential scouting roles.
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Colby QB Bill Loveday Sets Collegiate Passing Record
Colby College quarterback Bill Loveday completed 16 straight passes in a 90 to 20 victory over Bates, a national NCAA record. He completed 17 of 20 passes for 161 yards and contributed six Colby touchdowns, with three rushing and three passing, in the season finale.
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Cornell Dartmouth Remember Fifth Down Game
The 1940 Fifth Down Game story returns as Cornell and Dartmouth meet on the 25th anniversary. Cornell led 3-0 late but a crucial officiating call reversal gave Dartmouth the win, 3-0, after the final whistle. Veterans and relatives of key figures attend the Hanover reunion week.
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Chargers Lead In Everything Well Almost
As the American Football League season heads into the home stretch, the San Diego Chargers appear certain to win most team statistical honors. They average 356.4 yards per game for nine outings, leading Houston and Kansas City in defense and pass defense, with strong rushing and pass figures.
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Steelers Lose Two Linemen for Year in St Louis Loss
Pittsburgh tackles Ed Pine and Mike Magae will miss the rest of the season after injuries in the Steelers 21-17 defeat to the St Louis Cardinals. Pine injured his right knee while Magae dislocated his right shoulder in the Sunday game.
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