Bear season opens Monday in big woods region
A large local and district bear season opens Monday with an expected record kill. Favorable conditions and a potential top year for hunters are noted by the state game commission. Daily hours are 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., one bear per hunter, with two bears allowed for parties of three or more. The eastern Warren, Forest, and McKean counties are key bear country.
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St Edward's Shamrocks Top Titusville St Joseph's 30 12
St Edward's High outplayed Titusville St Joseph's last night to open their home season with a 30 12 victory. Bob Hand led scoring with 16 points before being ejected in the third period as Jarvis Dowling and Dowling added shots and the Shamrocks used a tight zone defense to shut down the visitors.
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Roundup of young servicemen display in postwar football scene
New York sports roundup highlights 18 year old service team performers, including Johnny Donaldson of Jessup Georgia and Orville Baker of the Marine Officers School New Orleans. Debate over Sammy Baugh’s usage dominates Pro teams with Redskin coach DeGroot praising his value. Also notes Ken Wiesner’s NCAA high jump mark and Ray Johnson plans to return home after AAU convention.
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Turnesa Leads Portland Open After Third Round
Mike Turnesa of White Plains New York tops the Portland Open after 36 holes with 142, moving ahead of Sar Snead and Byron Nelson amid tricky conditions and weather interference. Snead slips to second as Turnesa’s consistency shines in the 72-hole tournament.
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Buckeyes and Wolverines duel in sold out Ohio Stadium
The 1944 Big Ten football race reaches a climax at Ohio State's Horseshoe as unbeaten Ohio State hosts Michigan in a decisive clash. A win for the Buckeyes could crown the champion and secure a Rose Bowl bid, while Michigan must win to share or claim the title. About 4,000 fans are expected in attendance. Penn State prepares 28 players for today’s game against Pittsburgh, with sub Bob Willing of Oak Park stepping into action if needed.
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Hoppe Extends Lead in Three Cushion Billiards
In Chicago on November 2, Willie Hoppe widened his lead to 72 points in the world three cushion championship against Welker Cochran. The 1,000-point watch continued with remaining blocks in Kansas City, St. Louis, and De Ron before Chicago. Hoppe lost the previous block but won the next, moving ahead 1,400 to 1,828 after BO innings.
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Commissioner Landis Dies At 78 In Chicago Hospital
Kenesaw Mountain Landis, 78, baseball commissioner, died at St. Luke’s Hospital in Chicago after seven weeks of illness. He had postponed attending the World Series in St. Louis earlier, and his death ends a 24 year era marked by firm discipline and strong rulings. His secretary O Connor and Mrs Landis were at his bedside. funeral plans were not announced.
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25-Day Pimlico Racing Season Closes With Two 25000 Stakes
The 25-day joint fall meeting of Maryland’s combined major tracks ends at Pimlico with two 25,000 stakes on the getaway day program. The Pimlico Cup and Walden Handicap for two-year-olds are revived, with a field of 13 in the Pimlico Cup. Townsend B Martin's Bolingbroke, top weight at 126 pounds, is likely making his last career appearance before a stud departure next year.
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Frick Calls Death a Great Shock to Baseball Leaders
Ford Frick, president of the National League, lamented a great shock to the game after a man, who had been working hard and sought rest in New York, entered hospital following a cold. The remarks came amid tributes from former newspapermen associated with the league.
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