Local Sports Roster Names Unveiled in Two Rows
The document lists players in two lines with Pat Migliaccio Terry Peterson Doug Bennink Mike Cragg Mike Gentile and Bennett in the first row followed by Ed Thacker Paul Snell Gary Whiteley Paul Goodwill Doug Knapp and Dave Norton in the second row, indicating a team roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Migliaccio
Terry Peterson
Doug Bennink
Mike Cragg
Mike Gentile
Bennett
Ed Thacker
Paul Snell
Gary
Richard Bachemer
Jerry Rushin
Dave Norton
Paull Goodwill
Hy Daley
Gary Whiteley
Kiwanis Club
Ed Partch
Steve Moore
Bill Cochran
Doug Knapp
Ron Ralrie
Roger Ottaway
American Legion
Jim Hammond
Paul Goodwill
CAHS athletes honored at 28th Beaver Club All-Sports Banquet
CAHS Corry Area High School athletes, cheerleaders, and majorettes joined about 400 guests at the Beaver Club 28th Annual All-Sports Banquet in the CAHS cafeteria. Baseball Hall of Famer Bob Feller spoke and reflected on baseball from 1936. Corryite Fred Marsh attended, bringing a home run ball he hit off Feller. Various awards were presented to senior athletes, with Jim Bennett receiving a new two-sport plaque and the Louis G. Ball Memorial Trophy for outstanding senior wrestler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area
Feller
Jim Bennett
Corry
CAHS
Beaver Club
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Fred Marsh
Marsh
Wallace
Sickler
Ed Kovach
John Ebersole
New York Jets
Jim
Bennett
Louis G. Ball
Herm Bennetts
Mike Cragg
State Elk’s Club
LaJuie Williams
Beavers Club
Pop’ Sheen
Migliaccio Brooks Lead Weekend Bowling Scores
Len Migliaccio rolled a 222 to headline the weekend bowling action while Linda Brooks topped the women keglers with a 204 and 507 series. Other notable scores include Woo 424 522 Paul Goodwill 172 201 204 597 and multiple high marks from Kastatich Knapp Holton Spitzman and others. In Columbus Ohio a 300 game by Bernita Cade of Mahomet Illinois is noted for a 126 average woman bowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Migliaccio
Linda Brooks
Woo
Paul Goodwill
Bob Kastatich
Doug Knapp
Diane Holton
Chip Shamburg
Tim Gould
Doug Swanson
Jack Cradduck
Stncy Christenson
Ars Jett Mach
George Gould
Edelwart
Sindy Spitzman
Columbus
Ohio
Bernita Cade
Mahomet, al
Nixon Keeps Eye On Talks To End Baseball Strike
President Nixon watches progress as talks move from New York to Washington with a federal mediator to resolve a 10 day old baseball strike. Key issues include pension fund contributions and whether players retain full salaries during the strike.
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Nixon
New York
Washington
J. Curtis Counts
Federal Mediation Service
John Gaherin
Gaherin
Counts
UCLA
Robert Kennedy
Marvin Miller
Major League Baseball Players Association
Miller
Skeet Team Opens Season With Win At Spartansburg
Corry Red and Gun Club defeated Sparta 237 to 229 in the French Creek Valley Skeet League opener. John Liebegott shot a perfect 50 to lead Corry, with Mike Duke top Sparta at 49. The match starts a 12-game slate, next at home April 23 against Titusville.
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Corry
Red and Gun Club
French Creek Valley
Spartansburg
Spartans
Sparta
John Liebegott
Mike Duke
Liebegott
Tony Lamendola
Ed Bielawski
Bill Conklin
Joe Slike
Columbus
Titusville
Nicklaus Rules Masters but Plays Down Grand Slam Talk
Jack Nicklaus, 32, won the Masters by three strokes at Augusta, finishing 286 and saying a grand slam is premature. He plans to focus on the U.S. Open at Pebble Beach, then the British Open at Muirfield, with the PGA Championship at Oakland Hills completing the four majors. Teammates and rivals lauded his "different sphere" greatness as he emphasized patience and a conservative strategy.
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Augusta
Jack Nicklaus
Ife
Pebble Beach
Muirfield
Nicklaus
Calif
Oakland Hills
Detroit
Las Vegas
Jack
Nickalus
Bob Jones
Lee Trevino
Charles Coady
Bruce Crampton
Weiskopf
Bo Mitchell
Crampton
Jim Jamieson
Moline
Paul Harney
Worcester
Mass
Arnold Palmer
Trevino
Georgia
Thad
St Thomas Sports Banquet Names Barringer Speaker
Mary Lou Frisina announced that Tom Barringer, longtime Iroquois High School basketball coach, will speak at the St. Thomas School banquet Wednesday at 6 p.m. in the school auditorium. The event honors athletes and cheerleaders with Corry Area High School coaches as guests. Barringer's 18-year career includes 348 wins, 107 losses, 13 Erie County League titles, and four District 10 titles. His son Tom was named to the Pennsylvania Class B All-Star team this past season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Frisina
St. Thomas
Tom Barringer
Iroquois High School
St. Thomas School
Corry Area High School
Barringer
Iroquois
Lawrence Park
Wesleyville
Iroquois School
Tom
Pennsylvania
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First Presbyterian Church of
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Howard J. Pope Sheen
Sheen
Terry Williams
Dave Gates
Kovach
Ray Blynt
Cahs Ad
Avalon Center
Patty Hillman
Rod and Gun Club
Andrew
Jean) Guskea
Blynt Doug Bennink
Migliaccio, Brooks
Antam
Super Dogs
Mike Hiner
Rick Staples Vis
Becky Spitman
Mike, Owens
Chuck Fargo
David Neese
Sharon Gates
John Hammond
Cathy Elcngraki
Lusiane Guect
Rick Holton
Roger Weeks
Wok
Gaiy Nf Hagen
Tess Daye
Smitty
Gary Tripp
Bob Katulich
Mark Hammond
Ron Gluyna
Greeg Hammond
Rick Huntley
Bruen
L. Migiaccio
K. Brooks
P. Craker
Ek Caruso
L. Brooks
Cow's
Channel Cats
LaVerne Filch
George Fawcett
Harale Caster
Dexter Grenz
Bunny Grucia
Twila Caster
Martha Chapman
Karen Girovsky
Vic. Orn
Karl Ken
Tony Tombo
Dorr Clark
Steve Wolosza
Mary Orn
Tracy Clark
Dutie Chapin
Pete Sanders
Janet Bailey
Debbie Sweet
Dave Katz
Gary Merkle
Mike Craker
Corry Rod & Gun Club, Inc
Moose Club
East Washington ST
Fish & Game Commission
Skeet
FBI
SUN
Dee Fackman's Inc. Dae
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