Deer Hunters Report Strong Season In Local Districts
Conditions were favorable for deer hunting as snow and mild weather produced solid kills across areas locally. The Baker Hill district looks set for another strong year in big buck takedowns while stories recount heavy turnout around Chelton Hill and on Way Road amid talk of a notable hunter Russ Cassett.
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Coach Quits After 2-35-1 Season at Chester
Perm Pa AP Chest Sea coach Se Staffel resigns from Chester after a 2 35 1 season and four year tenure. He will take a post at Council Rock High Newton Bucks County in about six days. He played football at Maryland University. Crabtree Pittsburgh halfback signed by Denver Broncos as AFL contract and 13th draft choice.
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Council Rock High
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University of Pittsburgh
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Beavers Face Big Trojan Five In Tough Mull Clash
Corry Area High School Beavers host McDowell Trojans in a Mull vs Jeff contest at the local gym. McDowell relies on 6-3 Hampy and 5-10 Faulkner with tenacity from Heitzenrater Paulkner and Beary as three starters back from a 15-7 season. The Beavers aim for their first win after two losses, while McDowell seeks revenge after past double-figure margins. Game tips at 8:00 p.m. with a 6:30 p.m. junior varsity opener.
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Soves
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Tony Beary
Heitzenrater
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John Wassell
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Faulkner
Rich Myer
Steve Brandon
al Kline
Kline
McDowell
Johnsonburg
the Beavers
Wattsburg
Cranberry
Carl Hillstrom
NFL AFL signing war heats up over Long contract dispute
The Associated Press reports a signing battle over defensive end Dave Long between the St. Louis Cardinals and the Houston Oilers after both claimed his NFL draft signature. Bud Adams blamed a missing second signature and aimed to land Johnny Nobis with high bids as teams snap up others in postdraft moves.
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Purdue
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Bill Laird
Baltimore
Colts
North Carolina
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Auburn
Gerald Gross
Benedict College
Claude Brownlee
Mississippi State
Hoyle Grange
Pitts
Eric Crabtree
Sen
Francisco
Georgia
Preston Ridlehuber
New _ York
Opening Day Deer Season Triggers Bowling Standstill
Local bowler hunters answered the call to the wild on opening day, prompting a complete suspension of kegling activity last night. They expect to return to the bowling post tonight to resume games.
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Luplow Leaves Indians for Mets in Interleague Move
New York Mets acquired left handed outfielder Al Luplow from Cleveland after he complained of limited playing time. In other interleague moves, the New York Yankees traded Phil Linz to the Philadelphia Phillies for Ruben Amaro.
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Spartans Dominate AP Football Poll As Michigan State Leads
Michigan State tops the Associated Press poll with 46 points and 35 of 46 first place votes after a season-ending clash with Notre Dame. Arkansas and Nebraska follow, while bowl alignments place Michigan State and UCLA in the Rose Bowl and No 2 Arkansas versus Texas in the Cotton. Notre Dame falls to ninth after a scoreless tie with Miami.
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Irish
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Arkansas
Nebraska
Michigan
UCLA
Louisiana
Alabama
Missouri
Florida
Tennessee
Tulsa
Georgia Tech
Schembechler Declines Pitt Coaching Offer
Miami of Ohio coach Glen Schembechler told Pitt Athletic Director Frank Carver he cannot pursue the Pittsburgh job due to obligations at Miami. Carver noted Schembechler discussed the position briefly in Pittsburgh, but no offer was extended after John Michelosen’s firing last Wednesday following 10 years as head coach.
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Dartmouth Named East's Top Major Football Team
Dartmouth wins the 1965 Lambert Trophy as the East's leading major college football squad. The Indians finish the season undefeated with a 28 14 victory over Princeton to clinch the Ivy League title, earning 11 first place votes and one second place. Syracuse takes the other first-place vote. Pittsburgh signs Johnnie R Wilburn from South Carolina, a 6 foot 2 inch 202 pound junior eligible player.
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University of South Carolina
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Corry Named Pennsylvania's Fishing Wonderland by Jim Becker Jr
Teacher and writer Jim Becker Jr. extols Corry and nearby streams as Pennsylvania's fishing paradise. He highlights Brokenstraw Creek, Hare Creek, Union City Reservoir, and nearby waters in Warren and Erie counties with muskies, bass, walleye, and trout, noting stocking efforts and prolific catch potential.
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Brokenstraw Creek
Warren County
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Pittsburgh
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Missouri
Tennessee
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Allegheny River
Notre Dame
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Oil Creek
Conneaut Lake
Peas
Brokenstraw
Spring Creek
Hare Creek
Hare
Union City
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
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Clear Lake
Spartansburg Pond
Lake Pleasant
Blue-Eye Run
Chapman Dam
Sintua Dam
Keystoners Earn Spots On 1965 Little All-America Team
Barry Roach of East Stroudsburg and Tom Mitchell of Bucknell were named to the 1965 Little All-America team. Mitchell repeats from 1964 and has signed with the Oakland Raiders as the AFL’s No. 3 pick. Roach is a first team defensive back.
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East Stroudsburg
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Bucknell
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