Beavers Topple Townville To Make It Four Straight Wins
Corry Beavers defeat Townville Eagles 62 to 35 for a fourth straight win, first such run in 10 years. Pete McLaughlin scores 16, Duane Edwards 12, Carl Hillstrom 11 as Fred Schwab grabs 15 rebounds and Edwards leads with eight steals. Townville held to 11 field goals. Beavers hit 23 of 60 shots. Next, Corry travels to Waterford to face Ft. LeBoeuf.
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Fred Schwab
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BU Curtis
Xander G. Blynt
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Beaver IVs Drop One To Townville
The Corry JV team, the Little Beavers, lost 47 to 43 at Townville after a quiet third period. Denny Harrison led Corry with 17 points while Townville’s Shreffler and Westfall posted 17 and 13. Corry’s record falls to 1–3 for the year.
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Sutton
B. Blynt
Sample Corbett
James
Dunbar Westfall
Roberts
Peters Fisher
Sadler and
Bowen
Two Hunters Die in Homemade Truck Camper
State Police said two hunters died from apparent asphyxiation in a sealed homemade camper built from an old pickup truck. The victims were John H. Sohn Jr. of Womelsdorf and Larry H. Brunner of Mounton, found in Oregon Hill near Black Forest after a hunter discovered the scene Thursday.
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Coaches Fox Hillstrom to Appear on TV Sunday
Dick Fox and Carl Hillstrom of the Corry Beavers will join Bill Shelly on Pro Football Impact Sunday afternoon at 1. Hillstrom is the six foot four center for the Beavers. Fox serves as coach for the team and will discuss upcoming games and team prospects.
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Carl Hillstrom
Corry Beavers
Dick Fox
Bill Shelly
Settle Date and TV Deals For First Super Bowl
Commissioner Rozelle faces complex scheduling and TV contracts for the first Super Bowl at the Los Angeles Coliseum on January 15. AFL game sold to NBC for about $1 million and the NFL game to CBS for about $2 million. ABC also expresses interest.
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Basketball Scoreboard Highlights From Regional Games
Several boys games are listed with results from Pa. and N.Y. areas including Jamestown 66 over Tidioute 58 and Meadville 69 over Erie Cathedral Prep 66, plus Cranberry 95 Allegheny Clarion Valley 68 and Franklin 71 Brookville 51 on nearby courts.
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Northwestern
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Harbor Creek
PPD
Linesville
Erie East
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Titusville
McDowell
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Wattsburg
Oil City
Rocky Grove
Cranberry
Allegheny- Clarion Valley
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Brookville
Youngsville
Cochranton
Sheffield
Pleasantville
Sparta Tops Ft LeBoeuf In 1966 67 Basketball Upset
Sparta High posted its second straight win by beating Ft LeBoeuf 85 to 61 at Spartansburg. Bruce Allen led with 22 points, Dave Minnick 19, Bob Troyer 17, Elden Miller 14, Hal Tubbs 13 as five Spartans hit double figures. LeBoeuf top scorer Larry Anderson had 22.
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Corry Junior High dominates Titusville in season opener
Corry Junior High opened its 1986-87 season with a 87 to 49 victory over Titusville as Dan Taylor scored 20 points and Bob Boutwell added 19. Early in the game Titusville led 30 to 20 before Corry surged, coasted to a 91-17 halftime margin in the eighth grade? clarification shows confusion. final line notes eighth graders defeated Titusville 49 to 46.
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Dan Taylor
Bob Boutwell
Corry Junior High
Titusville
Spartansburg
Miller
Xareen
Troyer
Tubbs
Orange and Black
Lions
Steve Grice
Beaver
Grice
Corry
de- Ft. LeBoeuf
Gary Zajac
Steve
Butch” Dubrosky
Rick Morgan
Dennis Brumagin
Erie
Eric
Tals
Beaver Wrestlers Fall To Fort LeBoeuf 33-14
Corry High autographs a wrestling setback as Fort LeBoeuf defeats the Beavers 33 to 14 in Waterford. Bob Benson’s head coaching debut ends in a rough opener with Corry limited to four wins three by decision and one by pin.
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Corry High
Waterford
Corry
Bob Benson
Indians Announce 1967 Home Schedule
The Cleveland Indians release their 1967 home baseball schedule. It features seven dates, 41 night games, 14 Sunday dates, nine twilight dates, one night doubleheader and nine Saturday afternoon games. Opening day is April 19 against the Kansas City Athletics at 2 15 PM.
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Orioles
Pro Football Schedules National League Sunday Games
The schedule lists Sunday matches in the National League with Atlanta at Minnesota Chicago at Baltimore Detroit at Los Angeles New York at Cleveland Pittsburgh at Philadelphia St Louis at Dallas San Francisco versus Green Bay in Milwaukee. The American League slate features Miami at Denver San Diego at Houston Buffalo at Boston.
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Baseball Trade Winds Blowing
AP reports a flurry of trades across the majors. Pittsburgh acquires pitcher Juan Pizarro from Chicago White Sox. Los Angeles sends Tommy Davis and Darrell Griffith to New York for Ron Hunt and Jim Hickman. New York trades Clete Boyer and a PTBNL to Atlanta for Bill Robinson and Chi Olivo. Philadelphia ships Darold Knowles to Washington for Don Lock. Maury Wills moves to Pittsburgh for Bob Bailey and Gene Michael. California deals Dean Chance and a PTBNL to Minnesota for Jimmie Hall Don Mincher and Cimino.
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Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles Dodgers
Tommy Davis
Darrell Griffith
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Jim Hickman
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Clete Boyer
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Federico Chi Chi Olivo
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Darold Knowles
Washington
Don Lock
Maury Wills
Bob Bailey
Gene Michael
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Dean Chance
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Jimmie Hall
Don Mincher
Pete , Cimino
Union City Matmen Win In Opener
Union City Bears defeat Eisenhower 17 16 in the season opener as five pins and three decisions boost the tally. JV teams at Ft LeBoeuf lose to the Bisons in exhibition bout with no official score reported.
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Giants Team Doctor Francis Sweeney Dies at 72
Dr. Francis Sweeney, longtime Giants team physician and Manhattan College athletic doctor, died after a stroke in Manhattan. A Georgetown Medical School graduate, he served the Giants since 1927 and earlier worked with Georgetown football and New York Giants baseball before their 1950 move.
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Francis Sweeney
New York Giants
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C. W. Post
Georgetown University School of Medicine
Georgetown
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