Duck season opening and sports highlights in local notes
Local sports digest notes duck season opening with a four duck daily bag plus two geese and one wood duck, weather and wilting migration may affect kills. Also covers Penn State basketball bylaws, Friday night Corry Beavers vs Titusville Rockets, a planned Buffalo Memorial doubleheader, Casey Stengel rehired by the Yankees, and a four team pro football league trim.
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Clear Lake
Spartansburg
Columbus
Pennsylvania Interscholelic Athetie Association
Pennsylvania
Loveland Field
Corry High Beavers
Titusville Rockets
Corry-Union City
Lune
Lye Union City Field
Buffalo Memorial Auditorium
Boston Celtics
Syracuse Nationals
Rochester Royals
Fort ‘Wayne Pistons
Casey Stenzel
New York Yankees
Ford to undergo physical exam today for Army service
New York Yankees rookie pitcher Ford, 21, was scheduled to undergo a draft board medical exam today in New York. He helped the Yankees win the World Series by defeating the Phillies in game four, after a temporary deferment in September due to a tropical germ in his system.
Stengel Eyes Yankees Future Amid Openings and Talk
New York Yankees manager Casey Stengel signs a two year deal and signals openings at first and third base and in the outfield. He names Boston Cleveland Detroit as potential rivals and notes Washington’s improving club as a potential foe, while praising current players and discussing possible additions for 1981.
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Quifield
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Associated Press
New York
Hub Ste Pat
New York Yankees
Washington
Stengel Peeres
Yankees
Boston Clits
Willard
Nixon
Rilis
Tod Williams
Luke Easter
al Rosen
Hockey Scores from AA and PCL Contests
In the American League St Lawit defeated Cleveland 4 to 1. In the Pacific Coast League Tacoma fell to Portland 7 to 2 while Vancouver beat Portland 4 to 2.
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Lawit
Cleveland
Tacoma
Portland
Vancouver
Bowling Chapin's Sluggers Take Lead With Leeds First
Bowling results show Chapin's Sluggers and Leeds each up for first place in the Ladies A Bowling League at Bowl Aire. Chapin's swept Brigham Hardware to gain 2 points, while Leeds split with Mabel Shopper Ladies, with standings listing teams such as Mabel Shoppe and Raymond's and noting injuries and scores from recent matches.
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Chapin
Sluggers
Leeds
Bowl- Aire
Brigham Hardware
Mabel Shopper Ladies
Leeds - Nee
Chapin’s
Cectain Sea
Mabel Shoppe
Superior Cleaners
Raymond's
Thompson Proiei
Nichoba
Belghant Hareware
Leed's
Thompson Products
Page
Nielpls
Rickey Report on Browns Move Sparks Rumors
New York reports say Branch Rickey will move to the St. Louis Browns as president and club owner with Amelia Lesage financing. In St Louis, Browns president Bill DeWitt denied plans for operational changes and any sale. Rickey, Dodgers president, has been selling Brooklyn stock to William Zeckenider amid ongoing speculation about his future with rumors of AL tycoons seeking control.
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New York
The
Daily Compass
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Browns
Amelia Lesage
St. Lous
Bill Dewitt
Brows
Mir
Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
Wiliam Zeckenider
Herb Gordon
Compass
Lin Ib
Bowlers Lead 175 Club in Tight New Bedford Night
In New Bedford Mass a bowling night saw 175 Club members led by Mary Hnatysnyn firing 175 and 177 games. Three women joined the club along with Ros Jackson 181 and Ross Baker 179. The evening also noted Pambele of Nicaragua at 150 and Low Johnson 15614 from New York, amid a lively lineup.
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Mary Hnatysnyn
Ros Jackson
Quel Ross Baker
New Bedford
Mass
Icid Pambele
Nicaragua
Low Johnson
New York
Frosh Gridders Play at Warren Warson? Warbreif
Corry High School frosh grid squad opens with Warren mounts, with Pleven at Warren after Bu'eluck. A return match at Corry scheduled for Monday May 4. Coach Bob Olsen aims for a Beavers victory as the squad has trained daily for a month and reports readiness.
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Corry High School
Frosh Pridders
Warren Mntts
Warrest
Bu'eluck
Atermay
Bob Olsen
Littie Beavers
Johnson Lands 35-Pound Musky at Chautauqua Lake
Piney Johnson of Jamestown famed basketball and Taobball official, and his party, landed three large muskies on Chautauqua Lake Monday and Tuesday. A 48 inch long muskel weighed 3 pounds and drew praise as one of the heaviest per length muskies seen here.
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Johnson
Bettor's Mistake Yields $1 849 Profit at Bowi e Me
An unidentified man, in a rush to the ten price window, bought a ticket on No. 2 and watched Rocky Play. The race result showed a mix up with Rocky Play showing in a different race, leading to a mistaken bet. Officials called it a graceless miscue and a low payoff for Bowie.
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Associated Press
Bowie
Rocky Play
Thaney
Wea
Benely
Jrris
Merry
Offictts
Paul
Phils Owner to Share in One Million Dollar Trust
Philadelphia October 11 Robert R M Carpenter Jr president of the Phillies will share in a one million trust fund created by his mother An accounting filed in orphan's court names beneficiaries including Carpenter's brother William DuPont Carpenter and sisters Mrs Richard D Morgan and Luisa Carpenter The mother Margaretta Lammont Du Pont Carpenter established the trust deed May 11 19% for life benefit of her husband Robert R M Carpenter 5x who died June 1 1949
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Associaee
Philadelphia
Robert R. M. Carpenter, Jr
Ownes Art
Philadelphia Philies
Orphan's Court
Carpenter
William DuPont Carpenter
Richart D. Morgan
Mountainin
Del
Luisa Carpenter
Joh
KB Jenney
EL du Pont de Nemours & Co
Margaretta Lammont DuPonh Carpenter
Robert R. M. Carpenter
Richards Named Chisox Manager Amid Shakeup
Chicago club announces Paul Richards as manager the fifth in five years with task of reshuffling staff and handling Luke Appling long a Sox veteran. Richards vows decisive moves while facing internal talent and contract questions as press notes confirm his appointment.
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Chicago
Paul Richards
pelecHon
Jlatt
Richards
White Sox
Tule Appling
Luke
Lie Sox
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Lrawite
Duke Oni Richards
Guneral
Frank Die
Chuck Consiakey
The
Sox
Boxing results from Hartford and surrounding cities
In Hartford Elmer Bells lost on points to Vic Cardell after a 10 round bout. In Syracuse Gus Robbins was outpointed by Lem Brown in a non title clash. In Salt Lake City Joey Misim defeated Bill Peterson in a 10 round decision. In Portland Bob Murphy stopped Dolph Quijano in San Diego.
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Hartford
Salt Lake City
Joey Misim
Cleveland
Bill Peterson
Portland
Ore
Los Angeles
Huh Bob Murphy
San Diego
Dolph Quijano
el Pais
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PIAA
Ford
Stengel
Squire
Lebanon
Corry
Witmann & Tents
Lindsiey
Dru
D. W. Clark
South First Ave
Dial
Browns
FROSH
Warren
Beavers
Titusville
Meadville
Corry Blin
Don Marini
Nick Boyden
Vic Cragg
Westiner
Howe
YOU
St Guignon’s
Rae
Cea USA
PHILS
Chisox
White Plains
Martin Motor Sales
West South St
Page & Nichols
Crisco
Pillsbury Flow
Widmann & Teah’s
Corry's
Children’s
Clock Radio
Barney’s Firestone
Resistos
Coe
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