Pennsylvania deer season opens with strong harvest hopes for 1967
The regular two week antlered deer season begins at sunrise next Monday and runs to December 9. Antlerless season is December 11 12 and 16. Last year Hutlers reported 118 753 whitetails. this year’s fawn crop should bolster totals. The Game Commission estimates a 650 000 deer population with about 90 000 antlered males.
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Tennessee Holds Narrow Lead as Final Poll Nears
Tennessee faces Kentucky and Vanderbilt in the final weeks as Southern California seeks to hold top spot. USC leads with 432 points and 21 first place votes while Tennessee has 410 points and 15 first place votes. Purdue remains third with 350 points.
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Mets Tom Seaver Is 1967 NL Rookie Of The Year
New York Mets pitcher Tom Seaver, 23, wins the National League Rookie of the Year honors for 1967 with 16 wins. Voters from the Baseball Writers Association of America give Seaver the award over Dick Hughes and Gary Nolan. Seaver expressed gratitude amid praise for other rising stars and noted the pennant winner Hughes as a strong competitor.
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Local bowlers shine as Bay leads with 245 high game
Jim Bay topped the night with a 245 high game and 626 high series. John Franchek followed at 244 in a 605 series. Corry Jamestown Welders posted a team high 1,102 in games and 3,047 in series. Other standout scores include Bob Mand 285 and Perry McCray 224.
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Astros Acquire Hector Torres From Angels
The Houston Astros announce the acquisition of shortstop Hector Torres from the California Angels to complete last summer’s deal sending pitcher Jim Weaver to the Angels. Torres, 22, from Monterrey Mexico, played in the Pacific Coast League with Seattle the past two seasons and ranked top three in fielding. He batted .214 in 1967 and .249 in 1966, with 14 doubles seven triples four home runs and 89 RBIs in 139 games.
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West Chester Wins Lambert Cup for Top East College Team
West Chester State received the Lambert Cup as the East’s top college football team after a 27 7 win over Clarion and a 10th straight victory. Coached by Bob Mitten, the team succeeded Gettysburg as Cup winner in the final standings with Temple Hoffstra Northeastern Williams New Hampshire Springfield Southern Connecticut Bucknell and C W Post following.
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Nittany Lions Eye Pitt Then On To Gator Bowl
Penn State coach Joe Paterno keeps his 7-2 Nittany Lions focused on the big rivalry with Pitt despite their Gator Bowl bid. Pitt, 1-8, has struggled, but past upsets and close games loom as cautionary memory. The coach stresses 100 percent effort for the Pitt game over any bowl talk.
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Bowl Invitations Outline 1960 Bowl Lineup Bids
Postseason bids began as NCAA rules allowed. Tennessee faces Oklahoma in the Orange Bowl while Alabama and Penn State also accept bowls. Wyoming LSU Rose Bowl Georgia Liberty potential opponents. Braves assign pitchers Bruce Rakow Nicholson to Richmond farm club.
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