Deer Harvest Snapshot and Trapping Season Openings
Area outdoorsmen face a busy period with trapping opening on Thanksgiving through January 20. Bear season runs December 1 and deer hunting spans 14 days in New York with an anticipated 50 000 deer. Archery and shotgun seasons are active in the Northern Zone and Adirondacks as 1962 reports note high deer abundance and traffic hazards from crossing herds.
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First 10 000 meter cross country meet stirs federation race
In Columbus Ohio the US Track and Field Federation held its first 10 000 meter cross country event amid a clash with the AAU over Olympic selection. Nine universities entered five man teams and 34 individuals. Texas sent Australians led by Laurie Elliott and John Macy among others as Ohio State coach Larry Snyder led the federation challenge.
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Sight Results Highlight Philadelphia Boxer in Subpar Showing
George Benton of Philadelphia stopped Allan Harmon of Jamaica in a 167 pound bout by 162 percent, with standings showing Harmon at 9, 4s subject to arrest and fine as officials warn.
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Nittany Lions Again Top Eastern Football Poll
Penn State's Nittany Lions are the unanimous choice as the top major eastern college football team in the 27th Lambert Trophy poll. Army fell to fourth after a 7-6 loss to Pittsburgh. Dartmouth and Syracuse sit among the leaders as the standings shift with weekend results.
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Russia Cagers Rout American Opponents in Perilous Tour
The Soviet women defeated the Iowa Wesleyan Tigerettes 88 to 38, extending their streak to five. The Soviet men beat NAIA All-Stars 83 to 62 on a final shot, moving to a 3-2 edge with three games remaining.
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Hornung to Play Thursday for Packers vs Lions
Green Bay star Paul Hornung said he can play in the Thanksgiving game against Detroit despite reports he might be sidelined by a right knee injury. He noted his knee is not 100 percent and bending is difficult, but he has been progressing since a mid October recovery.
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Two Man Rushing Record Near in AFL Battle
Buffalo duo Cookie Gilchrist and Wray Carlton close in on the league two man rushing record with 11 games played and three remaining. They stand 121 yards shy of the 1 825 mark set by Billy Cannon and Charley Tolar as Gilchrist tops the league with 874 yards and Carlton adds 53 yards in a win over Oakland.
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Southern California Opens Lead in AP Football Poll
Southern California tops the AP major college rankings ahead of Mississippi and Wisconsin after Alabama falls from first. Mississippi rallies to claim second with 15 first place votes, while Penn State debuts at ninth after a 46-20 win over Holy Cross and Oklahoma climbs.
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How To Throw Games In College Basketball Trial
AP report on Jack Molinas trial cites testimony by William Reed a former Bowling Green player regarding fixing games. Reed described methods to throw games including poor shooting intentional turnovers and weak defense during a taped Molinas conversation dated January 16.
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Local bowler Smith clocks 275 in VFW league
Ror Bololing Smith rolled a 275 game and 607 series to top Corry bowling as the season's high in town this year. Other league leaders included Al Thorne and Dick Mer tle with 595 triples and Eyland Harvey's 237 best single game. Warner's Coin led team totals with 1014, while Mboke's Restaurant and Bar posted 1001 in Bowl Aire action.
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Bednarik Denies Derogatory Remark About Jurgen
Eagles linebacker Chuck Bednarik said in New York he did not mean to insult quarterback Sonny Jurgensen. He noted Jurgensen is having a tough year and attributed poor results to injuries and the team’s 1-8-1 record, defending coach Nick Skorich as fair and hardworking.
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Detroit Tigers beat Japan All Stars in Tokyo benefit
The Detroit Tigers defeated the Japan All Stars 7 to 2 in a benefit exhibition game in Tokyo. The win capped a 17 game goodwill tour that finished 11 wins 4 losses and 2 ties with proceeds to the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games fund.
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Cardinals Acquire Groat in Major Offseason Swap
The St Louis Cardinals obtain Dick Groat from the Pittsburgh Pirates in a multi‑player trade that brings right‑hander Don Cardwell and Julio Gotay to Pittsburgh while sending Groat relief pitcher Diomedes Olivo to St Louis. Groat is praised as a top bat handler in the No. 2 spot.
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