Goose blinds draw 1000 winners for Pymatuning hunt season
The Pennsylvania Game Commission selected 1,000 hunters from a pool of 90,538 applicants for the Pymatuning Waterfowl Area goose season. Drawings were held at Crawford County headquarters with about 120 attendees. Winners may bring three guests to share blinds. hunting runs Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday with daily limits and species rules governing geese, ducks, mergansers, woodcock, grouse, squirrels, and brant.
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Pymatuning
Pymatuning Waterfowl Ares Headquarters
Crawford County
Ray M. Sickles
Crawford
Erie Counties
Watrous Edges Field With 281 High Bowling Score
Bob Watrous led a local bowling night with a 281 high series as Kimlin Dry Beverage and Spartansburg teams posted strong showings. Notable scores included Ed Kaiser 220 and Dave Swan 213, while Don Bradford and Seoree Smith closed with 210 and 208 respectively.
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Tinka Construction
Columbus
Tom Capela
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Som
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Seoree Smith
Paw Hopaon
al Dunnewold
Baby Beavers Triumph Over Warren In Football
Corry Area High School's Baby Beavers defeated Warren 19 to 0 after a weather disrupted schedule. Jim Dolan broke through for a 50 yard score, with Tim Bennett intercepting to setup another touchdown. Paul Goodwill and Dolan anchored a stifling Beaver defense in the final period.
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Baby Beaver
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Doug Knapp
Dolan
Titusville
Purdue Tops AP Poll as Ohio State Rises in Football Rankings
Purdue repeats as No 1 in the AP major college football poll with 736 points after a 43-6 win over Northwestern. Ohio State climbs to sixth after a 21-4 victory over Oregon, while Southern California remains No 2 and Penn State is No 3. Notre Dame, Kansas, Florida, LSU, Nebraska, Tennessee, and others fill the Top 20, with several reshuffling following weekend results.
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Browns Triumph Over Packers In Recreation Football Showdown
The Cleveland Browns beat the Green Bay Packers 13 to 7 at Loveland Field in a recreation football game. Gordon Bailey sparked both Cleveland touchdowns with a 43 yard run and a 3 yard fourth quarter score. Bill Messinger tallied Green Bay’s lone score with a four yard dash in the second period. Jeff Brown and Jim Daniels added the extra points for Cleveland and Green Bay respectively.
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Tigers edge Cardinals to force sixth World Series game
Detroit defeated St. Louis 5 3 to pull the series to 3 2, as Al Kaline drove in two runs in the seventh. Key plays by Bill Freehan at the plate on Lou Brock and Willie Horton’s throw helped spark the rally, while Mickey Lolich’s pitching pushed Detroit toward a decisive seventh game in St. Louis.
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Dick McAuliffe
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Norm Cash
Nune
Julian Javier
Horton
Freehan
Broce
Doug Harvey
Cal Maxvill
King Hill Traded to Vikings in NFL Move
PHILADELPHIA AP After eight years with the Eagles King Hill is traded to the Minnesota Vikings for an undisclosed draft choice. Vikings coach Bud Grant says Hill, 11-year NFL veteran, should learn the offense quickly and help their contention.
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Vikings Trade Brings Hill Back as Backup QB
Grant confirms Hill will back up first-string Joe Kapp within three days. Vikings, reacting to Sunday loss to Detroit, aim for a controlled passing game with play-action. Hill, 32, says the trade comes as no surprise.
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