Marinaro Tops AP All East Team for third year
Cornell star Ed Marinaro named to AP All East for the third straight year after a 1881 rushing season and 4715 career yards. Penn State sharpshooter Lydell Mitchell leads backfield with 28 touchdowns, while John Hufnagel directs PSU to 15 straight wins. Siani of Villanova and Polito of Penn State also star on the regional honor squad.
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NEW York
Cornell
Ed Marinaro
Associated Press
Mike Siani
Villanova
Ralph Cindrich
Pitt
Charlie Zapiec
Penn State
Cindrich
Zapiec
Penn
Hank Bjorklund
Princeton
John Hufnagel
Nittany Lions
Siani
Polito
Sophmore
Mitchell
Beavers Hope Height Edge In Townville Clash
Corry Beavers travel to Townville with a height advantage as two 6'1" starters and two 6'2" teammates loom over Townville Eagles tallest starter at 6'1" Rahn Hill leads a veteran Eagles lineup. Coach Norman Eaton notes inexperience and small size as keys. Beavers' strong frontcourt and veterans ready to open strong. Spartansburg Spartans visit Saegertown and Clymer Pirates start at Sherman as area hoops action continues.
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Corry Beaver
Townville
Beavers
Eagles
Corry
Rahn Hill
Frank Obert
Hill
Obert
Dennis Halsey
Francis Weiderspahn
Cliff Gray
Mark Burnett
Spartansburg Spartans
Norman Eaton
John Crotty
Kevin Sutton
Jim Dolan
Steve Moore
Craig Sampsell
Wattsburg
Ed Partch
Bob Cummings
Gary Millspaw
Bob Schwab
Mike Morton
Jeff Brown
Barry Baker
Dave Armstrong
Joe Lamendola
Lamendola
Sparta
Clymer
Corry Beavers
Saegertown
Clymer Pirates
Sherman
Spartans
Don Patterson
Pirates
Bob Winner
Eisenhower
Reynolds
CAHS Matmen Plan Clinic Before opening wrestling season
Corry Area High School wrestlers are finishing eliminations for 13 varsity spots as Wattsburg looms Tuesday. Head coach Herm Rennells announced a Monday night clinic in CAHS gym at 8:30 to discuss new rules and basic wrestling fundamentals with coaches narrating and wrestlers introduced for parents students and spectators.
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Wattsburg
Corry
Herm Rennells
Rennells
CAHS
Carroll Blasts 256 in Raymond League bowling action
Ralph Carroll fired a 256 game to top the singleton scores in the Raymond League. Barb Wickwire led the women with a 201 single and a 2 523 series. Lucian Lindholm posted 2241, Chuck Swegles 202, Gates 203, with Wednesday Night Girls and JoJo Herbera among participants. Linda Brooks added a 181 for 17 percent.
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Barb Wickwire
Alley Aid
Barstown
Lucian Lindholm
Chuck Swegles
Gates
Martin's Paper Mosher's
Arco
JoJo Herbera
Linda Brooks
Deer nets 199 pound, 7 point bag in Corry contest
Stanley Sander of RD 3 Corry bagged a 199 pound seven point buck weighed on Corry Rod and Gun Club scales. He competes for rack size or weight in the club’s annual deer contest and is favored to win at least one prize as the season winds down. Mrs. Eugene Davis notes it is the largest measured in nine years of records.
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Stanley Sander
RD 3
Corry
Sander
Eugene Davis
McEldowney
All-America backfield powers college football unit
The AP All-America backfield features quarterback Pat Sullivan of Auburn and running backs Ed Marinaro of Cornell Greg Pruitt of Oklahoma and Sydell Mitchell of Penn State. Sullivan connected on 162 of 261 passes for 2012 yards and 20 TDs as the offense relies on a record 1,881 rushing yards from Marinaro and strong totals from Pruitt and Mitchell. An Olympic coaching note also names USC's Peter David as U.S. Olympic swimming coach.
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Associated Press
Pat Sullivan
Auburn
Ed Marinaro
Cornell
Greg Pruitt
Oklahoma
Sydell Mitchell
Penn State
NBCTV
Marinaro
Pruitt
Mitchell
Oklahoma State
Sullivan
Terry Beasley
Redhead
Doug Kingsriter
Minnesota
Jerry Sisemore
Texas
John Vella
California
Reggie McKenzie
Michigan
Royce Smith
Georgia
Tom Brahaney
Mariners
Washington Pitches for New Major League Team
Washington lawmakers and community leaders travel 2500 miles to present a plan for a new major league franchise after the Senators left town. They press for a decision by 1973, while Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn and 24 owners listen and pledge to study a solution.
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Ariz
Washington Senators
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Rcal
Sisk
Congress
Senators
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Bob Short
Bowie Kuhn
Frank Horton
Melvin Price
D-Ill
Joel Broyhill
D-Va
Walter Washington
Capitol
Gilberg Hahn
John Kaufmann
Washington Evening Star
Kuhn
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