Meadville Bulldogs Seek Seventh Straight TT League Title
Meadville Agey Joes eyes a seventh consecutive TT League crown as they enter the 956 57 basketball season after a 64 3 victory over Greenville. John Loy’s squad returns five starters, though Wil Jenkins and Dale Van Horne are out hurt. Height advantage stands out with most of the roster at six feet or taller, led by Roberts at 6-2. Other key players include Boyer, Gi-Li, Eubanks, Eggns, and Pringle. two juniors and sophomores also over six feet.
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Ly Thas Yel
Greenvile
John Loy
Himkell
Wil Jenkins
Dale van Horne
Bulldogs
Uke Corry
Cory
Mendyilio
Holt
Hiei
Wit Roberts
Joe Boyer
Gi-Li
Boyd Eubanks
Hob Eggns
Bob Pringle
Mlso
Oilers Poised For Strong Stand In Section Tenge Race
Oilers eye a top spot in Section Tenge behind veteran coach Rob Wells and key returnees from Cranberry and Meadville. Despite limited height with only two six footers, OM City aims for a stronger season, leveraging experience and depth to challenge Glais and rivals.
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Oilers
Glais
Rob
Aud Wells
Starlings
Bfue
Meadville
Bulldogs
Venango County
Huiye
Cranberry
Franklin Knights face rough Section 11 play with limited roster
Franklin high enters Section 11 play hampered by injuries and inexperience. Only Joe Harris and Frank Tuittes are returning lettermen while Chuck Snell may miss time due to age eligibility. The Knights lack six footers and rely on youth as coach Rich Viditis plans for a lean season.
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Knights
Chuck Snell
Newson
Shell
Corry
Rich Viditias
Franklin
Nike Corry
Meadville
Joe Harris
The
Frank Tuittes
Weekend Sports Shorts from Local Schools and Pro Teams
Reports from multiple games show Ane Opariansourg High School beating Pleasantville 40 to 4 and Warren Dragons defeating Eile Academy 62 to 4. Gannon Golden Knights edged Allegheny 88 to 46 after a 26 26 tie, while Harlem Magichini defeated Kentucky Colonels 81 to 70 at Gannon Auditorium.
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Pleasantville
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Warren Dragons
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Frank Jinpinya Hoste
Titusville
Wynn
Dawson Wins Over Morgan PreAict Welterweight Clash
Dayeon trina unanimous decision over favored Morgan in a 10 round welterweight bout. Both fighters hailed from Yolinga towns with Duncon noted in the ether, while Morgan, the more experienced, pressed early and carried the fight toward the later rounds before Dayeon's decisive victory.
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Morgan PreAict
Wayman Dayeon Trina
Morgatt Jn’ m
Boul
Will The Stilt Dazzles With 52 In Kansas Victory
Wilt Chamberlain scores 52 and grabs 31 rebounds in Kansas 87 69 win over Northwestern. Rival Big Seven and national observers note his debut may shape era as Wrights program emphasizes both offense and defense.
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Wrights
Big Brother Oklahoma
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Big Ten
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Colorado
Oregon State
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Vernon Hatto
Miami
Florida
Frank Howard
Ohio State
Pitt
Butler
Wisconsin
Alabama
Jack Kubisev
Jacksonville
Bowling Results From Last Night in New Orleans and New York
New Orleans bout saw Neil Rivers 159 outpoint Charity Joseph 159 over ten rounds. In New York Zorn Folley 187 outpointed Wayne Bethea 201% over ten rounds.
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New Orleans
Neil Rivers
Las Veras
Charity Joseph
New York
Zorn Folley
Phoenix
Aric
Wayne Bethea
Robison Fullmer bout in jeopardy amid illness and contract chaos
Robinson falls ill with a severe cold forcing postponement of his middleweight defense against Fullmer from December 12 to a later date at Madison Square Garden. Jensen, manager from West Jordan, Utah, challenges the title, seeking a contract remedy as the NYSAC reviews the champion’s condition and the signed agreement.
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New York State Athletic Commission
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Fullmer
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Weat Jordar
Utah
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Garden
Tor
Andi
de Termers
Juli Helfand
Commission
Riverdale
Penn State Soccer Plucks Intercollegiate Hopefuls
Penn State's undergrad intercollegiate soccer squad includes four foreign-born players aged 19 to 24. Captain Steve Flamporis, Norwegian-born Per Tor Gelson, and 19 year old Mike Stolhnes highlight a diverse roster as coach Ken Hos terman seeks a cornerstone of his program amid campus sport.
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University Park
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Collessiine
Putin
Ken Hosterman
Steve Flamporis
Readings
Per Torgelson
Altoona
Mike Stolhnes
Spain
Teitimarastn
Teg
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Junton
Tower
Barbizon Named Champion Two-Year-Old Colt of 1956
Barbizon, winner of the Garden Stake Stakes at Belmont, earns the Thoroughbred Racing Association’s top honor as 1956 two year old colt. The board posts 38 ballots with Barbizon receiving 18 votes, ahead of Bold Riker and Federated Will.
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Gunmet Farm
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Wis
Thoroughbred Racing Assocation Board of
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Federud
Lambebnyng
Oklahoma Tops AP Grid Poll for Second Straight Year
The Associated Press poll of 187 sports writers and broadcasters crowned Oklahoma No 1 again with 1115 votes, ahead of Tennessee and Iowa. The Sooners extended their winning streak, while teams like Texas A&M Michigan State and Oregon State earned spots in the top 10. Rose Bowl hopefuls and conference rivals chased final rankings.
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Sooners
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Pike
Mighiwan State
Oregon
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Okishoma
Tennessee
Georgia
Texas
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Michizin Siste
Sevosicl
Haylee
Fittebirih
Chinahan
Ohia Sulla
Naty
George Wantington
Clemson
Colokada
Boxing Roundup Ends In Knockout For Bobby Lane
Bobby Lane defeats Sills Kilgore by knockout in Miami, Fin. The bout highlights a strong performance with Lane securing a decisive stoppage in the fourth. Kilgore suffers a first round setback as Lane dominates the ring.
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Fin
Bobby Lane
Cuntinpols
Sills Kilgore
Mind
Majors Create Fund To Aid Minor Leagues Totaling 100000
Jacksonville report details a major minor league aid effort totaling 100000 dollars. Executive leaders and team managers discuss the program, aiming to support lower levels with tax considerations and IRS rulings pending. Major trades and signings also dominate the convention’s opening session.
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Hp Loulé Browns
John Quinn
Geheral
Milwaukee Braves
New York Yankees
Ellis
Betyyren Detyatt
Kansas City
15 Hungarians Seek Asylum In Australia
A Melbourne report says 15 Hungarian athletes will seek political asylum in Australia after the Olympic village situation. Officials say up to 90 more may follow, with many likely to stay in Europe. The list of those remaining or leaving is still uncertain as officials assess future moves.
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Olympic Village
Melbourne
Budapest
Europe
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Hillburys
Australia
Littler Defeats Palmer In 10th Round Televised Match
Gene Littler fired a 4 under par 64 to defeat Arnold Palmer in the 10th round of a $49,000 televised pro golf series at Phoenix Country Club. Littler earned $4,000 and advanced to meet Gene Sarazen at Paradise Valley. Palmer, who shot 71 and earned $1,000, was eliminated. Palmer’s drives found the rough on several holes and Littler’s birdie at the 13th sealed the lead.
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Soi
Gene Litter
Arnold Palmer
Phoenix Country Club
Litter
Gene Sarazen
Ait Paradise Valley Country Club
Palmer
Littler
Tucson
Phoenix
Elik boosts scoring totals in AHL rookie run
Cleveland's high scoring rookie Bo Kiki opened a three point margin on his nearest rival last week and lifted his American Hockey League point total to 36. He added six points during the week, including four goals, to push his goal scoring and reach 23.
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Cleveland
Bo Kiki
Elik
Charge 10 Percent Of State's Fish Destroyed
The state commission estimates 8 to 10 percent of trout stocking for 1987 was lost in Centre County. About 175,000 fish died in Spring Creek from pollution of unknown sources, with ammonia levels suggesting a deliberate release. University officials found no university activity creating poison in the sewer system. Samples from drains were analyzed. skating rink and Penn State reactor were ruled out as sources. Most damage occurred in Thomson and Spring Creeks, diluted by Bald Eagle Creek.
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Commission Conservation
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Conservation Education
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Bird Bowl Triumph For Tropic King At Tropical Park
In Miami Fin there was a swift victory for Tropic King in the Bird Bowl purse at Tropical Park. In Baltimore River Jordan drew on late to win the Elkton purse by a half length at Pimlico. New York reports Syracuse earned the 1956 Lambert Trophy and Cotton Bowl berth after eastern college supremacy was affirmed.
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Fin
Tropical Park
Baltimore
Pimlico
New York
Syracuse
Russians Rally to Lead in Olympics Event Coverage
Russia added two golds in shooting as the United States fought to capitalize on a single American victory. McCormick defended her springboard title, while Lillesyeanne Stungo helped the US to a 1 2 finish in women’s diving. Hungary won saber fencing with Poland second and Russia third.
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Aarp
Pat Mitt
Cormick
United States
Russia
América
Nyats
McCormick
Lakewood
Calif
America
U. S
Lillesyeanne Stungo
University Oetroit Coed
Gary
Ind
Canada
Irene McDonald
Barbara Gildera
Detroit
Australia
Murray Rose
Takeshi Yatamaka
Tepan
Green
Buffalo
Jean Bolteaux
France
Vitalii Romanenko
Anatoli Bogdanov
Japan
Ted
Hungary
Poland
Youngstown Bout Ends in Points Win for Dawaon
Pittsburgh pugilist Wayne Dawaon won a ten to nine decision over G Merean in Youngstown. The ad match featured strong exchanges with Dawaon holding the edge in the final rounds.
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Wayne Dawaon
Youngstown
Ohio
G. Merean
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