Hunters Bless Weather Affects Pennsylvania Deer Season
Weather favored hunters across Pennsylvania as heavy snowfall and cold air set the stage for the antlerless deer season opening Monday at 7 am. Reports note hunters from Dauphin Cumberland and Franklin counties awaiting the six day period while debates over season dates and taxidermy impacts surface among sportsmen and officials.
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Southern California Favored for Rose Bowl Bid
A coast-wide poll of sports editors ranks Southern California as the likely Far West representative in the Rose Bowl after a conference tie between two institutions for the league championship. The poll is unofficial and does not reflect final selection decisions.
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St Josephs Defeat Alumni Team In Annual Y Battle
At Autubuille on Nov 26 St Josephs beat the Alumni team 27 19 in a five period game at the Y. Seymourians led by key players and tallied eight points in overtime to seal victory over graduates in a close contest.
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Armstrong Retains Welterweight in Bloodied Victory
Henry Armstrong, at 134 pounds, defended his welterweight title with a hard fought, blood smeared win over Garcia at Madison Square Garden. The bout featured Garcia’s reach and power, but Armstrong’s heart and relentless pressure carried him to a half time decision amid 13,000 spectators.
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Pros Boost Forward Passing A Season Trend
Forward passing has risen in the National Pro League with hundreds more completions this year than in 1987. Holy Cross favored over Boston College in a renewed rivalry as a sellout crowd of 40,000 attended the game in Boston.
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Hepler Motors set pace in Antler Bowling League
Hepler Motors led the Antler Bowling League with strong team play as Barnes-Carrig pressed from behind. Kaspers swept Christensen Motors with three wins as Frank Spiesman posted an 180 average for the evening.
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Changes in fishing rules set by fish commission
Harrisburg officials announced ten changes to the fish code for 1989. The minimum length for smallmouth and largemouth bass drops from 12 to nine inches and the limit on bait fish held by a fisher is reduced from 50 to a single species. The sale of 50 combined bait fish allowed per day.
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Western Reserve Declines Bowl Postseason Play
Cleveland November 26 Western Reserve University announced a firm decision by its athletic committee not to participate in any postseason bowl game. Athletic Director Karl Davis said the policy of playing no postseason games remains in effect as the Red Catgliders were defeated in motion balls.
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Cadets Rate 11 to Favorite in Bet Column
United Press reports a football betting column as Army Navy and Duke Pitt matchups loom. Army Navy in Philadelphia draws record crowd, Duke aims to upset Pitt in Durham, SMU meets TCU in Dallas, with several other regional showdowns shaping bowls and title hopes.
Cadets Aerial Threat Faces Navy in Philadelphia Clash
Big Army threat Shtley TAs Charley Long, Army halfback, highlighted as the Cadets air attack in today’s Navy game. Wien the two service schools meet in their traditional clash at Philadelphia.
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Krieger and Cony Train in Pittsburgh Ahead of Big Bout
Sally Krieger middleweight champion and Billy Cony of Pittsburgh returned to light training at the Pittsburgh Lyceum to stay in shape for their 12 round clash at Duquesne Gardens next Monday. The bout, delayed from Thursday due to heavy snowfall, is eagerly awaited by local fans as the key Pittsburgh boxing event.
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Fordham Still in Running for Sugar Bowl Bid
Fordham hopes a Sugar Bowl bid. meets New York University in Yankee Stadium for the 20th Battle of the Bronx. Fordham, a long series favorite dating to 1589, aims to cap a strong season before an expected crowd of 79,009.
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Duke Pitt Battle Draws Record South Crowd
Turham reports the Duke Blue Devils, unbeaten and unscored on, set to host Pittsburgh Panthers in Duke Stadium with about 60,000 fans expected. Pittsburgh faced a single defeat by Carnegie Tech but was slightly favored. A Duke win would push invitation to post season bowls, and Oregon State and Washington were noted as opponents for potential bowls amid Colorado College versus Occidental in the Rocky Mountain region.
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Duquesne in Final Battle Grid Season
Duquesne faces a decisive late season game against Niagara amid snow and field clearing efforts at Forbes Field. Key players doubtful include Crithfield, Mazanet, and Geno Orden as Pitt’s squad braces for a test before the Thanksgiving shift.
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Army and Navy Meet in Munterpilotsdrum Big Game
Philadelphia reports a 102,210 crowd for the Army versus Navy football clash at Munterpilotsdrum. Both teams have two losses this season, and a Navy win would not be an upset while Army seeks a consequential victory to salvage its campaign.
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Cleveland Meets Bucs in Final NFL Game
Cleveland plans to clash with the Chicago Cardinals in Chicago to close the NFL season. The Dec 4 game in New Orleans against Pittsburgh was postponed due to Pittsburgh injuries. Ray Thompson and Gharies Cott are noted players for the teams.
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