Local hunters target big woods season opening Monday
In a report on the state beax sea son hunters plan weekend attendance for the season start Monday morning. Shobting hours run from dawn to dusk with a two week season and a late November close. Bears may be hunted under party limits of three or more, with opportunities to bag one bear per season and a potential hunt in the Vatien state. Visibility and safety concerns emphasize proper timing and placement for expedition teams chasing game in the big woods.
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Franklin Wins Seotion 1 League Football Season Close
Franklin defeated Oz City 21 to 6 to close the season in a rivalry game. Tim Garvey and Teftsi teamed on a 45 yard connection for Franklin as Bil McCullough sparked the offense with a late score. The Knights led Teague’s competition in points, finishing with 49 20, while Titusville and Menayitte were late rivals in the final standings.
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Sports Shorts Mixed inebriated note and season updates
A fragmented sports brief reports a postponed event at the VFW Post next Tuesday night and updates on mink trapping season through December. It notes Ken Hanson’s theft of Franklin End, a torn ligament, and a non football week with an injured Negro athlete. Northwestern’s athletic department shakeup includes ousting Ted Payselit and possible changes to Lou Kuhns. It also mentions a stock sale plan by the Tadinnapsly Chamber of Commerce, and forecasts for tomorrow's NFL games with several game picks.
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Barons End Slump with 7-1 Win Over Hornets
The Barons defeated the Hornets 7-1 in a dominant performance lifting them from a slump. Pittsburgh, Springfield, and Wintoty are noted in relation to standings as the Barons push toward fourth place with a strong away showing.
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Sooners Seek 8th Straight League Crown
Oklahoma seeks an eighth consecutive Big Seven title as No. 1 ranked Sooners, after clinching a spot in the Orange Bowl with a 26th straight win over Missouri, faces Town State in Norman. Nebraska remains in the title race with Oklahoma and Colorado looming.
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Costa Registers Unanimous Win Over Joey Lopes
Costa, a 21 year old from Brooklyn, won a unanimous decision over Joey Lopes of Sacramento last night at Madison Square Garden. Promoter Charlie Johnston floated a plan to pit Costa against three challengers and then Bud Smith for the light weight crown. Costa, Gallana, and Blorde were named as the potential challengers in a bold bid to clean up the division. Lopes, on 6-3-1 on the cards, dismissed the idea and hinted Costa didn’t belong in the ring with him. The night featured college football and other results across the nation, with Ole Miss, Notre Dame, and Georgia Tech among teams in action and regional scores noted.
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Hockey Scores From National and American Leagues
Chicago blanked Toronto 2 0 in the National League. In the American League Cleveland routed Pittsburgh 7 1 while Providence overwhelmed Springfield 9 to 2 in a high scoring set of results.
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Franklin Oil City football game broadcast amid dispute
WERZ of Ol City aired Franklin versus Oil City at Miller Lib Jey Wield In Franklin after school officials opposed the stream. Franklin won 21 to 6. Superintendent Haubert denied granting permission and sought to stop broadcasts, while owner Rennekamp claimed prior approval for a $100 fee. An injunction was reportedly considered as the station continued to air the game. Rennekamp also runs WOTR in Corry, owned by Mrs Rennekamp.
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College Football Scores from Local Action
Detroit beats Villabogs 69 to 49 in a high scoring college game. Honastic foot ball action shows Casile 39 and Bliwood City 13 with Clearfield 28 Curwensville 14 entries also noted.
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Dining Guide and Colonial Dining Spots Listed
Dining guide excerpts describe Beni fenwis Thre les and Sn Creek with juicy steaks seafood and chicken, plus party and legal beverages. Vernas Restaurant Columbus opens daily from 8 am to midnight with Sundays 9:30 am to 12 midnight and features chicken and homemade pies. Colonel Drake Hotel in Titusville offers banquets and dinners with luncheon hours and lounge service, Phoenix Hotel highlights hearty noonday meals and parties with full license.
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Bears Back In Pro League as Top Game Looms
The Chicago Bears under owner coach George Halas host the Los Angeles Rams in a key NFL matchup that could shake the Western Division. A Bears win would ride momentum with a possible three way tie for first if the Colts also win. The Browns lead the Eastern Division with a strong streak as Washington, Pittsburgh, and Detroit chase second place in a crowded race.
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International Race Won By El Chama At Laurel
Laurel crowds of 32 450 watched El Chama from Venezuela best country mate Prefect and win the Washington DC International race. El Chama edged Prendase as the Argentine pair, based in Venezuela, swept the 1 2 finish. Brisk betting paid $41 on a $2 wager as El Chama and Prefect led a field of 13 from seven nations. College football results follow with New Haven Teachers 28 Americane International 7 and others listed.
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Bowling Results Dailies Friday Night C League Standings
Results show Clymer Pharmacy-1b beating Raymond Jewelry 15 to 13 with Roselake Dairies also winning. Individual honors go to Norma Watrous for a 479 series as last night’s top score.
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Last Night's Fights Highlight Regional Boxing Scoring
In New York Carmelo Costa of Brooklyn outpointed Joey Lopes of Sacramento after ten rounds. In Manchester Italy's Alessandro D'Ottavia outpointed Britain's Ron Barton over ten rounds.
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Joey Giardello Free On Parole From Prison
Philadelphia reports that 14 year old former lightweight boxing contender Joey Giardello is released on parole after a three month and three week sentence for assault. Judge Edward P. Little warned him to live down the events. His parole followed a period in prison for beating a South Philadelphia gas station attendant during a October 1954 brawl.
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Scholastic football scores shift through Franklin and allies
In high school football results, Franklin beat Oil City 21 to 6 while Johnstown defeated Erle East 61 to 0. Johnsonburg triumphed 13 to 0 over Ridgway and St Marys edged Brockway 12 to 0 as Farrell beat Sharon 18 to 0.
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