Opening upland game season brings turkey pheasant and bear hunts
The report outlines Pennsylvania upland game season dates for pheasants rabbits grouse and turkeys with counties specifics from October 31 to December 26 and November dates for different game. It notes bear from November 23 to 28 and deer firearms season November 30 to December 12. It also promotes The Winchester Western Ammunition Handbook pocket guide and adds West Virginia and PEPCO fishing notes plus a local gunseller update.
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Yogi Berra Could Join Mets Under Stengel
George Weiss, Mets president, said he spoke with Yogi Berra about possibly joining Casey Stengel in New York. Berra plans a 10 day Pinehurst vacation and has not decided on a job, with no contract signed after his Yankee firing.
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Duke claims ACC football titles during 11-year span
Bold Lad, winner of the Aqueduct Futurity for a seventh time in nine starts, has been nominated for the Pimlico Futurity on November 21. The Pimlico race will be run at one mile and one sixteenths.
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Cadets Seek 6th Victory Over Allegany Tonight
Frederick Cadets, 5-2, host Allegany at McCurdy Field in a decisive clash that could boost their bid in the CVAL and Tri-State League. Allegany sits 6-1. Frederick aims to extend its win streak and stay alive in the league races as coach Jack Molesworth readies changes to offset the Campers’ aerial and running threats.
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Major College Football Picks Preview For Halloween Saturday
College weekend opens with Miami aiming for first win and major games loom as top teams fear upsets. Ohio State and Notre Dame focus on defense and key matchups, while Alabama, Nebraska, LSU, and Oklahoma face tough tests with injuries and late-game pressure shaping title hopes.
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Ohio State and Notre Dame Taste Defeat in Key Showdowns
AP reports a day of upsets with top two teams Ohio State and Notre Dame taking losses. Iowa rebounds to beat Ohio State 7–0 while Navy defeats Notre Dame 25–15 in Philadelphia. USC 18–14 over Washington and Missouri 14–7 over Nebraska are noted, with other close SEC and ACC results.
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Howard Second Cadet Harriers Capture CVAL Championship
Howard of Frederick finishes second to Wayne Waugh of South Hagerstown in the Cumberland Valley Athletic League cross country meet. Frederick wins with 46 points, Martinsburg 60, as Fort Hill Allegany and North Hagerstown follow. Waugh sets a 14:28 record on the 27/10 mile course. Elliott of Fort Hill is fourth and old mark holder.
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Knights Clinch Fifth Cross Country Meet Sweep
Boonsboro Middletown Knights sweep to a 48 15 win over Boonsboro as Jeff Shisler leads with a 14 48 over 212 mile course. Joy Shafer Donald Draper Dennis Reese and Jim Hessong finish in the top five. Next Tuesday the Knights compete in the county meet at VFW Country Club.
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Notre Dame Faces Navy in Gridiron Clash in Philadelphia
Notre Dame, riding five straight wins, travels to John F. Kennedy Stadium to meet Navy led by quarterback Roger Staubach. Staubach, back from a heel injury, seeks to lift Navy’s 2-3-1 record as Ara Parseghian’s Irish aim to extend a strong season and avenge last year’s 35-14 Navy win.
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