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Archer Ed Kanzlemar bagS first bow deer near West Spring Creek
Cincinnati hunter Ed Kanzlemar traveled to Pennsylvania and shot a six point white ta il near West Spring Creek. The deer weighed about 170 pounds and marked his first bow harvest. Journal photo by McEldowney.
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Beavers Face Sharpstown Loss and Moral Battle
Corry Beaver football drops 26 0 to Sharpstown on Parents Night a poor display with little effort or spirit. The column urges players to rebound in remaining games and prove their grit despite a 1 7 season, rallying fans and themselves.
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Greer Sparks 76ers Rally Past Cavaliers 111-93
Philadelphia rookie backcourt star Greer, 13th NBA season, pours in 29 points to lift the 76ers to a 111-93 win over Cleveland. The victory moves Philadelphia to 5-1 atop the Atlantic Division as veterans and teammates help solidify the early season surge.
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Chiefs End Redskins Undefeated Run In NFL Roundup
Chiefs stun the previously unbeaten Redskins 27-20 as Len Dawson throws three TDs after a 17-6 halftime lead. Other results include Bears over Lions 28-24, Dolphins 30 Jets 14, Cowboys 44 Patriots 21, Rams over Packers with Gabriel three TDs, Broncos 27 Browns 0, and Hughes dies after Lions game.
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Casper Dominates Kaiser Open With 269 Tournament Record
Casper surged to a huge lead in the Kaiser International Open at Silverado, posting a four under 68 to finish at a tournament record 269, 19 under par. Aaron faded after early bogeys as Fred Marti closed strong, while Miller Barber and Mike Hill tied for fifth at 279 and George Jonson stood fourth at 276.
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Lions player dies after game collapse in Bears clash
Detroit Lions reeled from the death of wide receiver Chuck Hughes after he collapsed on the field late in a 28 23 loss to the Chicago Bears. Hughes, 28, was pronounced dead at a hospital hours later amid reports of a ruptured aorta or possible brain injury.
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Issel Adapts to Forward Spot in Colonels Victory
Kentucky star Dan Issel adjusted to forward as Artis Gilmore joined the lineup, moving the Colonels to a 116 110 win over the Floridians. Gilmore had 21 points and 24 rebounds, while Issel scored 44 points. Rick Barry also scored 44 for New York, but the Nets fell to Memphis 111 103.
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Rec League All-Stars to face eighth graders in finale
The City Recreation Football League wraps its 1971 season with a post season All-Star game at Howard J. Sheen Field. Rec League All-Stars meet Corry Area Junior High School eighth graders at 7 p.m. Admission is free.
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