Rozelle Takes Third in State YMCA Swimming Meet
Corry swimmers Rozelle and Sawyer delivered top finishes at the State YMCA Championships in York. Rozelle earned third in the junior 100 yards butterfly and 180 free events while Sawyer took second in both diving and junior 100 free, setting high marks for the local team.
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York
Corry
Doug Rozelle
Tom Sawyer
Rozelle
Sawyer
Corry Camp
Bill Cochran
R. Sahms
W Ork Association
Sahms
Corryite
Doug Knapp
Ed Kovach
Carl Counasse
Cochran
Counasse
New Kensington
Larry Huyett
O'Leary
York Aquatic Club
Cape Kennedy
Doug
Mixed and Senior League Bowling Scores On Display
Last night Eddy rolled 202 211 and 224 in Mixed Doubles. Other league results include Edie Dundon 176 Terry Williams 212 Jim Lundy 208 Winnie Hanson 196 Pat Renzi 204. Arly Mixed Doubles entries Mack 184 503 White 182 Hal Bromley 252 210 Fred Downey Jean Abiohn. Seniors feature Dave Wetmore Pites Lan ny Fitch 177 155 Moose Dunne Wold 154 153 Bougs McCray 220 Bernie Dunnewold 156 Patty Wetmore 189 154 120 472 Marie Gluyna 157 151 134 Rose Ann Caruso 158 144 Deb. Beaver League lists Dave Wetmore 229 195 533 Blaine Burkett 161 464 461 John Bracken 174 458 AL Aitkens 167 Lanny Fitch 146 161 145 452 Harley Taylor 158 151 137 446 Eric Dunnewold 156 138 394 Roger Bailey 144 Pat Wetmore 155 190 142 427 Sandy Bensink 162 126 144 16 Sue Steves 134 144 Julie Sandberg 127 Linda Wetmore 143 Sue Jewell 183 1 Jackie Williams 139 Avalon Juniors Hattie Lamielle 110 139 2524 J Harned 111 Mary Lamielle 15 eras Gluvna 100 Kathy Craker 122 1 re Goodwill 172 150 141 Mike Williams 14 am Haley 103 112 Bill Orn 112 Ronnie Gluvna 147 Mike serves Rodney Huling 18.
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Eddy
Edie Dundon
Terry Williams
Jim Lundy
Winnie Hanson
Pat Renzi
Arly
Allon Mack
Once White
Hal Bromley
Fred Downey
Jean Abiohn
Dave Wetmore
Pites
Cat Lanny Fitch
Moose Dunne Wold
Bougs McCray
Bernie Dunnewold
Patty Wetmore
Marie Gluyna
Rose Ann Caruso
Beaver League
Blaine
Burkett
John Bracken
AL Aitkens
Lanny Fitch
Harley ‘Taylor
Eric Dunnewold
Roger Bailey
Pat Wetmore
Sandy Bensink
Sue Steves
Julie Sandberg
Linda Wet- More
Sue Jewell
Jackie Williams
Avalon
Hattie Lamielle
J. Harned
Mary Lamielle
Eras, Gluvna
Kathy Craker
South Rallies To Wip North By 1 In Star Caging
Wichita, Kan. Thomas Vickers, promoter of the first North South college game, calls the post season contest a complete success. The South edged the favored North 9 2 to 92 after grabbing the lead in the final 70 seconds. Lew Hudson led Worth with strong scoring and rebounding as the South pulled ahead late.
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South
Wip
Wichita
Kan
Thomas Vickers
Vickere
Aebula
Lew Hudson
Ed Reboundl
Te Ler‘ners
Eanie
Local Transit Note Mentions Ellicottville Routes
Fragmentary OCR item lists individuals including John Cerully and De M. with references to Ellicottville and lanes. The readable portion mentions travel routes and a weathered schedule fragment, suggesting a transportation or road guidance notice without clear actions or dates.
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John Cerully
de M
Yareha
High School Gridder Dies After Practice
In Birmingham Berry High School sophomore Jim Wood, 15, died Sunday night after collapsing during football practice three days earlier. It follows another spring football fatality in the city, Banks High School victim Clifton Randy Baker, 15, who died February 24 from a broken neck. Doctors say weed suffered a mild concussion with no apparent symptoms, then a headache Thursday followed by collapse and emergency brain surgery to remove a blood clot.
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Birmingham
Ala
Jim Wood
Berry High School
Clifton
Randy) Baker
Banks High
Weed
Eer
University
Shenango Girls and Boys Win Class A Gymnast Titles
Shenango captures both boys and girls Class A team titles at the Pennsylvania High School Gymnastics Tournament in University Park. Janet Perdue tops all-around with 22.95 while Belle Vernon Area’s Joe Fedorchak earns all-around honors at 819.25 as Monessen girls secure a second straight team title.
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University Park
Michigan State's Curzi wins inaugural Nissen Award in NCAA gymnastics
Michigan State senior Jim Curzi of Buller Pennsylvania captures the first Nissen Award for outstanding senior gymnast. He wins the parallel bars title at Penn State during the NCAA championships, repeating as parallel bars champion for the second year running.
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University Park
Michigan State
Jim Curzi
Buller
Pennsylvania State University
Anmmally
Roseboro Hits Inside The Park Homers In Marichal Duel
Dodgers beat Giants as Roseboro answers with a three run inside the park homer in a game overshadowed by John Roseboro and Juan Marichal’s earlier bat swinging controversy. Marichal offered a shake, but Roseboro declined. Other MLB results included Atlanta, Chicago, and New York wins with notable performances by Aaron, Alou, Hank, and Conigliaro.
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Associated Press
Juan Marichal
John Roseboro
Roseboro
Marichal
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Dodgers
Giants
Chub Feeney
Dodger
Buzy Bavasi
Jesus Alou
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Chicago White Sox
Houston
Kansas City
New York Mets
New York Yankees
Philadelphia
Washington
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
California
Eddie Bisher
Tommie Agee
Chicago
Seve Axing
Aneas Rieed
New York
Dick Green
An ‘Tres
Clete Boyer
Omee
Bobby Richardson
Fritz Peterson
Yankees
Chris Short
Frank Howard
Don Lock
Senators
Roberto Clemente
Pirates
Matty Alou
Dave Roberts
Cardinals
Camilo Pascual
Jim Kaat
al Worthington
Baltimore
Miami
Boog Powell
Brooks Robinson
Orioles
Powell
Red Sox Make Minor Swap In Quiet Trade Window
In Sannoul A Florida, the Boston Red Sox traded last season's All-Star second baseman Felix Hantilla to Houston for Radio Kaske in a move seen as not boosting the club. Boston also optioned four players to Toronto, trimming their roster to 31, leaving Rohr Herron Johnson and Andrews sent to the Blue Jays.
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Fla
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Felix Hantilla
Houston Astros
Radio
Qualify For Masters Tourne Rise From Greensboro Open
GREENSBORO N C AP R H Sikes and Phil Rodgers earned Masters spots through the Greater Greensboro Open Golf Tournament. Points on the PGA winter tour determined two at large berths. Weis stayed in Greensboro with added points, Sikes finished tied for sixth earning 18 points to reach 216, Rodgers shot 67 to tie for 15th for eight points, while George Archer and Joe Campbell tied for 40th as the close rivals.
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Rodgers
George Archer
Joe Campbell
NFL Bares Expanded Schedule for 1966 Season
The NFL announces a 15‑team format with Atlanta joining, expanding from 14 to 15 weeks and 98 to 105 games. Season opens Sept 18 in Milwaukee with Green Bay vs Baltimore, CBS telecasts, and the Falcons debut Sept 11 vs Los Angeles Rams.
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Green Bay
Packers
Baltimore Colts
National Football League
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NFL
Atlanta
Falcons
Pete Rozelle
St. Louis
Baltimore
CBS
Don Chandler
Cleveland
Los Angeles Rams
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Minnesota
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Dallas
Cowboys
Browns
Doubles Lead In ABC Bowling Tournament
ROCHESTER NY AP Tony Loiacano and Bob Kwiecien of Detroit became the reg ular doubles leaders with a 1351 total after being paired by a hat draw. Kwieden fed the attack with 69% and Loiacano added 658 as Pittsburgh and Pontiac teams chased. Champion Brunswick of Youngstown rolled a 2980 series to move to third in the regular team division.
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Rochester
N.Y
Tony Loiacano
Bob Kwiecien
Detroit
Fournams Lojacano
Kwiecien
Tom McKay
Kwieden
Lolacano
ABC
Frank Kawahara
Bob Yan
Pittsburgh
Wiles
Larry Angott
Pontiac
Mich
Brunswick
Youngstown
Ohio
Wright Wins Venice Open In Seven Stroke Victory
Mickey Wright, famed golfer, returned to competition after delaying college, posting a par 72 and winning the Venice Women’s Open by seven strokes. The event carried $8,500 in prize money and networks will televise six regular season national telecasts.
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Venice
Fla
Mickey Wright
Celtics take early lead in Eastern final
Celtics beat 76ers 115-96 in Philadelphia to open the best-of-seven series. Sam Jones 29, Havlicek 22, Chamberlain 25 for the 76ers. Elgin Baylor 42 for the Lakers in the West. Zelmo Beatty 36 for the Hawks as Lakers lead 20 points. Philadelphia hosts Boston next, while the West shifts to St Louis.
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Associated Press
Boston Celtics
Los ‘Angeles Lakers
Pourra
National Basketball Association
Boston
Philadelphia 76Ers
76Ers
Philadelphia Sunry
Lakers
Minneapolis
St. Louis Hawks
Cincinnati
Iéers
Philadelphi
Celtics
Sam Jones
John Havlicek
Wilt Chamberlain
Ers
Elgin Bays
Taylor
Tommy Heinsohn
Zelmo Beatty
Hawks
Philadelphia
St. Ae
New Tooter In PSU Camp Signals Fresh Start
AP report on Penn State spring camp with Joe Paterno in charge and a new coach style. Returning players include Jack White and Tom Sherman at quarterback and end roles while 20 lettermen depart. Key veterans John Runnells recovers from a broken leg as sophomores Jack Curry and Mike push for roles.
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Psu Camp
University Park
Penn State
Joe Paterno
Paterni
As Fogle
Jack White
Tom Sherman
Paterno
John Runnells
Jack Curry
Mike
Sanders Good Bet To Land Masters Victory
Doug Sanders, boosted by a string of wins and an excellent putter, is favored by experts to succeed in the Masters in Augusta. Sanders claimed his second straight victory by beating Weiskopf in a sudden death playoff at the Greater Greensboro Open, earning $20,000. The field totaled $200,000, with Weiskopf taking $12,000 and Miller Barber and Dave Ragan each $6,250.
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Tom Welskopf
Sanders
Ojai
Calif
Jacksonville
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Arnie
Palmer
Miller Barber
Dave Ragan
Barber
Ragan
Dave Marr
R. Hi
Sikes
Arnolder
al Geil
Sam Snead
Snead
Reid Tu rnes to Center and Linebacker Roles
Reid will double up as center and linebacker. The team faces losses at back and fullback positions but defensive backfield shows strength. Bill Rettig fills at fullback and Mike Trwin returns at halfback. Roger Grimes misses spring drills after knee surgery but aims to be ready for fall.
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Reid
Dave McNaughton
Dirk Nye
Don Kiunit
Bill Rettig
Mike Trwin
Roger Grimes
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