Pennsylvania hunter education and orangewear push led by lawmakers
Since 1969 first time hunters under 16 must complete hunter education to buy a license. The Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs and Game Commission back a bill requiring education for all first-time hunters before license purchase. House action followed Senate approval. past year highlights include 28 mistaken identity shootings and 17 fatal hunting accidents with orange visibility noted.
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Game Commission
Keystone
Game Commission Safety
Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
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Marino Electric Tops Sons of Italy In Slo-Pitch Shootout
Marino Electric defeated the Sons of Italy 8 to 3 to stay atop its division as Rich Nocera and Steve Llewellyn each had two hits. Nocera and Glenn Schweikert drove in two runs, Frank Geramita homered and doubled for the losers, while Fritz Reiter retired 16 straight batters for the win and Butch Borelli took the loss. In other action, T H beat Suburban Casuals 7 to 6 as Craig Genkinger and Rick Querriera opened with back-to-back doubles and Tiny Henderson delivered the tying RBI single.
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Marino Electric
Sons of Italy
New Castle
Rich Nocera
Steve Llewellyn
Marino
Nocera
Glenn Schweikert
Frank Geramita
Fritz Reider
Butch Borelli
T&h
Suburban Casuals
Craig Genkinger
Rick Querriera
Jim Donnelly
Paul Wadlinger
Tiny Henderson
Wadlinger
Dan Wagner
Augustine’s five runs spark early lead in Henderson win
Augustine tallies all five runs in the first two innings and Henderson holds on. Jack Schnizaur belts a two run homer in the third, while Joe Augustine collects four hits to earn the win. Mangieri's Tanner's falls to 9-3 as Budai goes the distance for the win and Redmond takes the loss.
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Henderson
Augustine
Bermmacori
Jack Schnizaur
Tom Wadlinger
Schnizaur
Matt Morici
Joe Augustine
Tanner
Haven
Mangieri TV
Pat Cuba
Rick Buccelli
Steve Banko
Sports Scoreboard: Local Softball and Baseball Lineups
Readable listings show day by day softball baseball and volleyball fixtures. Teams include First Alliance Faith Neshawnock and Valley leagues with multiple age groups and venues. Local junior leagues and union township clubs feature matches for 6 30 to 9 00 p m with season traffic noted.
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Living Word
First Alliance
Sankey Youth
First Wesleyan
Faith
7Th Ward
Shenango Merchants
Dr Pepper
Gables
Somiacs
Frengels
St. Francis
Tri-County Girls USA Twins
Polish Falcons
Vallely
Branding Iron
Stubby's
Skander Tire
Robinson's
Highland
Angelos
Pope's
Ember Club
Falcons
South Side
Neshonnock
Buzz & Rich
American Laurel
New Castle
Ellwood City
Union Neshannock
Bessemer City
Little League Braves
Recs
Padres
Giants
Union Township
Dr. J's
East Side Distributors
Tommy's
Zeke's
Union JV
Pete's
Leasure’s
Commercial
Horney 'S
Powerhouse
Cassello
Cassello’s
MauVais
Horney
Gorgach’s
Speight’s
Multiple NFL and NBA moves plus stat leaders recap
United Press International reports Cincinnati signed tight end Dan Ross from Northeastern State, St Louis released Warren Anderson and Los Angeles added Earvin Johnson and Billy Ray Bates. Michigan State guard Johnson lands a multi year deal near 500000 annually. Also notes on baseball DL lists and batting leaders amid end season tallies with various clubs and players.
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Cincinnati
Dan Ross
St. Louis
Warren Anderson
Los Angeles
Michigan
Earvin Johnson
Box Score Grapples Bucs Mets In Low Scoring Tilt
New York and Pittsburgh mixed offense in a 7 to 3 game as Toronto and New York pitchers faltered. Taveras Stennett Flynn led slumps for the Mets while Candelaria Easter Garner helped Pittsburgh smooth out runs and fielding errors.
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Hebner
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Stearns
Robinsn
Menin
Hendin
Gorner Ib
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Stennett
Glynn
Allen
Swan
Flores
Twitch
Trevino
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Flynn
Easter Garner
Pittsburgh Candelaria
New York Swan
A Twitchell
Glyer
Glynn Parker
Twitchell
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Garner
Montnz
Berra
Hendrin Romo
Madden Rt Langvilla
Rooker
Stennet
Falcone
Mozzill
Heboer
Pittsburgh Rooker
Rome
New York Falcone
Highland UP Rockets Past First Christian In Slo-pitch
Highland UP blasted three home runs in an 11-5 victory over First Christian as Dave Ball aided the win with three hits. Bob Harper Jim Furst and Don Wimner homered. Kuttesch joined with a triple. Jerry McKenzie took the loss. St Joseph's beat Clem Moore UP 11-2 to break a three way tie for first at 4-1 as Tim Coyne had three hits for six RBI and Mike Ambrosia pitched. Neshannock High gym opens for fitness on Mon Tue Thu evenings.
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First Christian
Bob Harper
Jim Furst
Don Wimner
Highland
George Kuttesch
Dave Ball
John McKenzie
Jerry McKenzie
St. Joseph's
Clem-Moore
Clen-Moore
Tim Coyne
Mike Ambrosia
Jom Cammpbell
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