Baseball Trade Talk and Local Sports Notes
Headlines on Ted Williams and Ned Garver trade rumors dominate baseball chatter with Boston, St. Louis, New York, Cleveland, and Detroit potential moves. Nearby, deer hunting opens with heavy first day harvest, high game activity, and regional college and high school sports updates including Corry and Erie coverage, a Pittsburgh Steelers note, and exhibition schedules.
Rochester Beats Baltimore 77 70 In NBA Action
Rochester defeats Baltimore 77 to 70 as Norman Hayes leads Boston with 162 points while Rameli Dieu is stopped. Johnny O'Brien outpoints Fernanda Ga in Quebec. Baby Day from Holyoke Paris dominates Otis Graham as Philanetotiis earns 10.
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Montreal Bout Ends as Dautini Stops Wouters
Laurent Dautini of France stops Roy Wouters from Montreal in five rounds at last night’s Montreal bout. The card lists weight 155 for Dautini and 182 for Wouters, with Chicago and Providence matches featuring Sylvester Perkins and Ralph Zennell in separate decisions. The Providence bout ends with Zen nell defeating Lovatt in a ten round contest.
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Tennessee Tops Final AP College Football Poll in 1981
Tennessee is named No. 1 in the final Associated Press poll for 1981, earning 139 first place votes out of 307 and 2108 points. Michigan State finishes second, Maryland third, and Georgia Tech fifth after Princeton drops to sixth. bowl matchups and trophies are noted, including the Hugh O'Donnell memorial trophy claimed by Tennessee.
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Bowling results in Clymer League with team standings
In the Clymer League F night action Clymer Drug Store dropped five games while Jim's Keystone led the front runners and Clymer Bank trailed. GU swept American Legion. Art's Barber Shop won two games and total pins from Thompson Farms as Bockerink and M Newhouse led with 208 and 207.
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Five Princeton Players On AP All-East Team
Princeton stars dominate the AP All-East two platoon squad with five selections led by Dick Kazmaier, a 1,927 yard total offense producer. Other honorees include Villanova guard Nick Liotta and Colgate end Karl Kluckstein, with 13 teams represented on the 22 man squad.
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Carlson Sees Big 1951 52 Pitt Basketball Season
University of Pittsburgh coach Har old C Carlson forecasts a large 1951 52 college basketball campaign despite widespread scandal in major programs. He stresses fan entertainment and cites past Pitt Penn State antics by court jester persona to illustrate the sport needs focus on the game.
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Three-Team Player Trade Rumor Swirls Nationwide
At the minor league convention in Columbus a three-team trade among Brooklyn Philadelphia and Cincinnati is reported to be brewing with value surpassing 790000 dollars. Philadelphia would receive Gil Hodges and Bobby Morgan, sending Del Ennis Dick Sisler Eddie Waitkus and a choice of Bubba Church or Russ Meyer to Cincinnati, who in turn would swap Ennis and pitcher Ralph Branca for Herm Welmer and Johnny Wirpete. Negotiations hinge on whether Ennis or Serminick is included, with Dodger Buzzy Bavasi signaling willingness to trade Hodges for Robin Roberts but seeking no rush. The Reds and Dodgers are reportedly stiff on trade terms as talks continue among clubs at the convention.
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Gil Turner Extends Winning Streak to 26
Philadelphia December 4 Gil Turner welterweight sensation extended his winning streak to 26 with a decisive victory over Masia ego a noted switch hitter from Loy Annes. Turner pressured with his trademark defense and steady jab, though Trige remained a threat. the bout highlighted Turners surge toward a Gavilan clash as a top welterweight contender.
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