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Penna. Game
Commission
Weekly Letter
1954
game season is now history. The
Pennsylvania's small
esimated kill has not been com- |
piled as yet. However, the fol-
information, gathered
from game protectors’ reports
since the close of the
gives an all-over picture of con-
ditions and results.
lowing
season,
The hunting pressure on small
animals and birds was less dur-
ing the 1954 season than last
year, in most parts of the state.
It now appears, however, the
statewide bag of small game
will equal or better that of 1953.
in areas,
Grouse and, some
squirrels were found to be few-

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| species was probably less
|

these two
than
er and the take of
last year.
The amount of small game re-
maining in the state after season
| was consistently reported
| better than usual, indicating a
| desirable carry-over of brood-
| stock.
Hunters were said to be gen-
erally pleased with the amount
of small game available to the
gun or bow. Overall, the con-
duct of hunters was found to be
better than usual, accounting
for a reduction in hunting viola-
| tions this year in small game
as
season.
In the two-week bear season
| ending November 27, the bag of
| legal bears was unofficially plac-
"ed in the neighborhood of 400.
Many of these were large
mals, real trophies. Variable
weather in the northern coun-
ties, the true bear range in the
state, provided gunners good
and bad hunting conditions by
turns.
The wildlife authorities say a
plentiful supply of bears is left
Enough to promise a sport in
future comparable to that en-
joved in recent-year seasons.
The two-week antlered deer
saeson opened Nov. 29 with in-
creased gun pressure over that
of 1953 reported across the state.
The heavier hunting was par-
tially accountable for a

exceptional racks were reported
coming usually from agricultur-
al areas.
The second day of the season
saw a considerable drop-off in
hunter numbers and a
smaller kill. The early season
harvest was thought to equal or
better that of last year.
Snow, the northern
tier counties, also in mountain-
ous areas of the southwest and
southcentral, proved to be the
, usual ally of the deer slayers.
The total deer kill in the sea-
son ending December 11th will
across
depend largely upon weather

and large sizes.

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kill of bucks the first day. Some |
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and the number of hunters who THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy. Pa, (
| go out for a buck, particularly, Thursday, December 9 3!
| on the two Saturdays in the sea. = a
son.
Death Of Many Deer Not
Accountable To Guns
Under The
Reports from the Pittsburgh! B k
and Philadelphia areas show as et
| deer near centers of human —
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population lead a harried life. The locals dropped two close)
if they survive. games to the two top teams of |
Game Protector C. R. Kinley, {he Industrial league during the |
who services the northern half] oot week.
of Allegheny County, says: “9 gupley, featuring Dick Ech |
deer were killed in my district) yarnach. one of the top basket
in the month of October as a re- a1] players in the County, de-
sult of accidents. Two, probably|faated the local Merchants 77 to
chased by dogs, jumped off|
cliffs; one was killed by a train
and six were road killed by au-
tomobiles.”
72. At one time during the game
the locals were behind by 17
points but managed to cut the |
lead to 12 with four minutes to |

SHOWS J O Y MATINEE
EVENINGS SATURDAYS
7 and 9:00 P.M AND
SATURDAYS THEAT RE HOLIDAYS
6.8.10 P. M, 2:00 P. M.
Mount Joy, Pa.

FRIDAY — SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10 - 11
JACK WEBB -— BEN ALEXANDER
“Dragnet”
in
MONDAY — TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13 - 14
CLYDE BEATTY -- MICKEY SPILLANE
“Ring Of Fear”
In Cinemascope
-in-
WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15 - 16
RORY CALHOUN PIPER LAURIE -in-
“Dawn At Socorro’
FRIDAY — SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17 - 18
DANNY KAYE in
“Knock On Wood"

Game Protector Donald pay With Zimmerman, Klugh, |
i eres, ia and Bowman throwing in bask- |
: ets from all angles, the locals |
southern portion of Montgom-| ved within one point before |
ery County, ten deer of the garnered three consee-
lowing description were killed tive points to maintain their |
on highways by autos: 3 does, 1|jaad4 until the finish. |
| fawn and 6 bucks. The break-| gy, piey G F . |
down of antlered deer Killed 34 9 77 |
was: one 14-point, one 8-point, nt. Jovy G F TL. |
one 7-point, two 6-pointers, and Zimmerman 9 5 9%
a three-point. [Murphy .... 0 0 o|
Schoo, Authorities Promote ...... 1 1 3!
Hunting Safety jHean. .. ~..... 1 0 2
The following statement by a Klugh ..... 9 1 19 |
Clearfield game protector, C. B.|gowman ..... 5 0 10 |
| Kelsey, exemplifies the interest gejp | 1 2 4|
{ shown by Pennsylvania school Heineman ....... 0 0 bi
authorities in promoting gun 0 0 ol
safety and good citizenship ......... 2 0 4
| when hunting. |F. Zimmerman ... 0 0 0]
Says Kelsey: “Late in . .. ile 1 7!
| er I gave a safety talk at Sandy| ERIN i |
High School. The next day the| qq] 31 10 79!
| supervisor of the school request- | ANE |
ed another similar program be-| [eal 285 defeated the
fore 9 Speci group. He had in another close game |
discovered 28 students in After leading throughout
high school were going afield {ho game by a couple of points,
{ with firearms this fall for the pp, Joy lost the lead with one
first time. It is most gratifying minute to play.: Quirk scored a|
| to note the interest shown by ¢oul and field goal just as the
School authorities, who are try-| game ended.
ing to make their youngsters zi, Klugh and Bow-
safety conscious and start them| 1 led the Mt. Joy Merchants
off as true sportsmen.
Drowred Burrow Animals

|in the scoring with 20, 15 and 12 |
points respectively.
The following account by al1,0cal 285 G F m0. | |
Somerset County game protect-
or named R. V. Rea is similar] pp Joy 38 G ® fing |
to that of other officers in west- Timmerman i 8 4 20 |!
| ern Pennsylvania, Klugh oo 6 3 15|
Rea reports: “On October 15,| 11, ; 0 0 0!
when Hurricane Hazel struck Hershey ........ 1 0 9
this area, there was a bad flood Meminger on 0 1 1]
in the communities of Conflu-! ae 4 12
ence, Rockwood and others. gpuman 9 0 a
There was considerable Prop-| Geib . 9 0 4
erty damage. but I was special- inser 3 3 3 9
lv interested in learning how Flick 1 0 9
the small wildlife fared. A num-| a
ber of rabbits and woodchuck| mois |. 23 15 71
| were found dead. Woodchucks i a
numbered fewer probably be-
The Bowlers’
cause they could climb. Some
were found on bridges and oth-

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Doneaal
‘Wins Third
Game In Row
The Donegal
their third straight
game Tuesday evening, Dec.
at home, by
weak but game
Alley
In the Mount Joy Commercial
League, Hess’ and Smith's teams |
lead in a tie with 36 wins and |
| 20 losses in their records. The |
other teams standings follow:
Rutt's 33-22, Drohan’s 31-25,
| Paper Box Co. 29-27, Kulp’s 25- |
(31, Wolgemuth’s 20-36, and Kos- |
Indians won| |
er's 13-43.
asketbal :
basketball The high scores last week:
Powering a High team single, Drohan’s 834; |
yverpower . send 3 .
os 1 Lom op team triple, Smith’s 2386; high
ast, am individual single, Jim Heilig, |
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team, 69 to 28. |
Coach Depoe started Metzler,|
Ashenfelter, Kugle, Heistand!
and Nissley. This combination
might very well be the one that!
211, and individual triple, Bill |
Emenheiser, 541.
For the season, Charlie John- |
son's 170 average is leading the
league.
Coach Depoe is hoping to mold|
into a team that can carry off

Section 1 honors. The brand of]
ball that these boys displayed|
in the first quarter had all the|
championship)

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makings of a
team.
In the first quarter, Donegal] —
ccored 24 points while holding]
Lampeter to a mere 4 points. It
was a quarter marked by out-|
standing ball handling. and fast| §
set-up plays. Donegal’s center
Jay Metzler, scored 15 of the
24 points scored in that period.
Although Metzler the
scoring star of the night, with
31 points, it would be hard to,
single out any one outstanding
| player, they all played equally]
well, and only the mercy of
Coach Depoe saved the game ECR AN EVENING
from becoming a complete rout,|
had he left the starting five play|
ne otra ae i og re OF BOWLING
AT ITS BEST
the final score might have been.
MODERN ALLEYS

was

As it was, they played less than]
three quarters, and in that time |
they took 37 shots and made 26
of them. Ashenfelter and Metz-|
ler controlled the backboard,
| with Jay getting 9 rebounds,
and Ashenfelter four. Ashenfel-|
ter also led the team in assists
with 6, followed by Heistand
5. Metzler and Kugle were the
leading scorers for Donegal,
| while Jerre Pietsch was high
scorer for Lampeter.
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