Turkey Hunting Prospects Bright Across Pennsylvania
The state shows adequate wild turkey numbers this year despite below average brood sightings for the second year in a row. Northern areas face nesting losses from bad spring weather, but strong carryover and southern region gains suggest plentiful birds for hunting season opening October 26 at 9 a.m. EDST. The calendar details a three to four week season varying by region, with archery deer season closing soon and small game opening nationwide, all governed by EDST timing and sunset limits.
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Franklin Tops Oilers Eyes Title in tight league clash
Franklin edged Oilers 34 to 0 to finish the day with a share of the lead, as Oil City stayed in the title chase after a hard fought battle with Titusville Rockets at Oil Ly stadium on Saturday.
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Two Local Boys Place In PPK In Erie Competition
In Erie at the Stadium on Saturday the Punt Pass and Kick event crowned top youths. Ten-year-old John Taylor and 12-year-old Dean Vanderhoof both finished third in their age groups, with winners advancing to a regional contest in Canton, Ohio this weekend.
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Watches with New Heart
Pittsburghs first heart transplant patient Ben Anolik watched the New Orleans Saints beat the Steelers 16 1 in a wheelchair on the sidelines Anolik was discharged from Presbyterian University Hospital October 9 and attended the game as a 32 305 fan Red Raiders beat Warren 124 to 0 and sent the Dragons to their fourth loss in seven games Friday’s slate includes Titusville Franklin Oil City vs Hickory Meadville at Farrell and Warren at Kane with the Corry Beavers hosting Academy
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Chiefs and Jets Hold On To AFL Area Leads
The Chiefs beat Oakland 24 10 amid injuries to Otis Taylor and Gloster Richardson, extending their streak to five. San Diego crushed Denver 55 24 behind a 321 yard passing show by John Hadl with four TDs. Jets maintained Eastern lead with a 20 14 comeback over Houston, Boston beat Buffalo 23 6, and Miami edged Cincinnati 24 22 in a day of key divisional results.
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Linden Bouthe Allen Top Sparta Baseballers
The Sparta Merged School Spartans under coach Ren Nicklaus posted six wins and four losses and finished second in the Upper Allegheny Valley League. Senior Jerry Linden led batting with a .486 average in 37 at bats, while sophomore Dave Boythe hit .4857 in 35 plate appearances and led RBI with 20. Brent Allen paced pitching with a 3 1 record, 61 strikeouts in 34 innings. Linden went 3-1 with 40 strikeouts.
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Mixed Doubles and Team Scores From Local Bowling Event
The listing covers mixed doubles with Hit and Miss led by B Perkins and others, plus boys and girls divisions with scores for Bob Katulich, Gary Swart, Lanny Fitch, and Sue Steves among participants. Also notes Sunday night events and Beav er records, with multiple players and frame totals recorded.
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Rick Staples
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Sue Steves
Patty Wetmore
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Kathy Craker
Debbie Fralick
Bill Jones
Roger Grape
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Ricky Tripp
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U S Leads With 15 More Olympic Medals
The United States clinched eight golds and 18 medals on Sunday, pushing total to 55 with 24 golds while Russia held 35 with 11 golds. Debbie Moyer led a U S 1 2 finish in the women’s 400 meter freestyle in Olympic record time 4 31 9 and Keino edged Ryun in the 1500 meters as the U S swimming and track teams extended dominance in Acapulco.
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Saints Edge Steelers Upset Stuns Baltimore Tryouts
Johnny Unitas struggled in relief as the Colts lost 30-20 to the Cleveland Browns. The setback put Baltimore in second place in the Coastal Division behind the Rams, who beat Atlanta 27-14. Other NFL results feature Green Bay, Detroit, Dallas, St. Louis, San Francisco, New Orleans, and Chicago posting wins, with Unitas facing boos after an 0-for-12 effort and Wes Starr leading Green Bay briefly at key moments. Cleveland’s Bill Nelson threw three TD passes, while Los Angeles rallied past Atlanta with a late surge. The Saints edged the Steelers 16-12, aided by field goals and a defense stop series. In other notes, Kepp Farm Club Pittsburgh renewed its Salem affiliate deal with manager Don Hoak.
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