No Free Hunting Licenses For Servicemen In Pa
The Pennsylvania Game Commission announced there are no free hunting licenses for service members on active duty. Free licenses are issued only to disabled veterans. The agency warned about penalties of 25 to 100 dollars and possible license revocation for violations of posted land rules. It also noted a statewide stall game survey and antlerless licenses remaining in 37 counties, with 445 400 licenses allocated.
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Wilt Pants Parade Highlights Uneven Pro Grid Notes
Philadelphia AP dispatch notes Wilt Chamberlain’s equipment used for holdout scenarios as 76ers carry his gear to pre season games. Luke Jackson rips Wilt’s pants in Kingsport while Lions coach Chris Tiansen praises Dave Robinson’s pass defense. Bloomsburg coach Russ Houck will retire after this season. Philadelphia Women’s Bowling Association reports women’s league participation ranked fourth nationally behind Chicago, Detroit and Los Angeles. Penn State archives share Sue Paterno’s noted exchange about football losses. Pitt hosts regional All American wrestling clinic with Dave Adams directing and Dr. Harold Nichols as guest lecturer. Temple trainer Ted Quedenfeld contrasts soccer training with football. Kings College student kicks field goals using soccer style practice. Norm Gigon takes Lafayette baseball coaching reins after Charley Gelhert’s January death.
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Southern Cal tops ND in AP Top Ten shift. Purdue holds second
Notre Dame plummets from the top ten after a 24–7 setback to Southern California as UCLA and Colorado rise. Purdue remains second after routing Ohio State 41–0. UCLA moves to third with a 34–14 win over California, while Wyoming enters the ranked list at tenth after a 28–0 victory over Utah.
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Area Bowlers Have Chance At TV Show
Western New York and Northwestern Pennsylvania bowlers may qualify for a weekly televised bowling show on WNYP TV channel 26. Qualifying runs next month at Fountain Bowl Lanes Route 17 or ten pin lanes Falconer Street Jamestown. Top qualifiers receive byes. the third and fourth place bowlers face off in a one game series, then the winner meets the second place qualifier in another single game showdown.
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AP All Star selections mix NL and AL in 1967 poll
The National League claims six players and the American League four on the AP All Star squad. Notables include Clemente Batista, Hank Aaron, Cepeda, Yaz, Lonborg, and Fregosi among first-team picks with strong voting totals, while Killebrew and others land on the second team.
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Brooks Robinson
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Detroit
Gary Peters
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Rico Petrocelli
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Beaver JVs Lose To Titusville JVs
Corry Area High School junior varsity footballers fell 21 to 7 at Titusville, with Beavers taking a brief lead on Paul Downey’s score. Titusville answered with Gary Clark rushing for a pair of touchdowns and PATs, Rob Jack Proper adding another score, and a late TD pass from Rod Burrows to Downey. The game ended on Titusville’s five yard line as Corry drove for a late TD.
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Pesky Seeks Baseball Job After Pirates Release
Former Red Sox star and manager Johnny Pesky was let go as a Pirates coach as Pittsburgh new manager Larry Shepard plans to install his own staff. Separate item notes K C Jones starting as Brandeis head basketball coach with 30 candidates at first practice, largest Brandeis turnout.
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Even Pros Rap Officials For Loss
PITTSBURGH AP Coach Bill Austin blasted a fourth quarter call that let Fran Tarkenton break a seven yard scoring run on a lateral from Ernie Koy. He said Koy’s forward motion had stopped and he was pushed back two yards making the play dead. The Giants scored to cut the Steelers lead and won 27 24.
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Intramural Swim Program Reaches Halfway Mark
The Corry YMCA intramural swim meet is at the halfway point with Jeff Puller close in the boys event as leaders race toward the 98.75 points top mark. Charlene McClintock and Roberta Hollenbeck pace the girls in individual novice standings, while Gary Proctor and David Cole head the boys and Barh Seel tops the girls.
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Prize payout for weekly spoken word contest winners
The top weekly qualifier earns $100 and advances to the next week. Second to fourth place finishers receive $75, $50, and $25 respectively. The saying suggests spoken word fades while print endures.
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