Corry All-State Football All Stars Draw Debate
A long review of Scholastic All-State balloting contrasts Johnson of Corry with other stars. It notes Johnson’s 385 rushing yards in eight games, injury in an auto accident, and lesser recognition than Kane’s Tim Montgomery. AP and UPI selections are cited with lingering skepticism about the value of All-State lists.
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Corry
Jimmy Townish
Johnnon
Larry
Johnson
Iuries
Lesh
Kane
Tim Montgomery
Ssociated Press
UPI
Montgomery Idn
Associated Press
Journal
Spring
Myron Pottios
Herb Adderly
Ed Sharockman
Pottios
Pittsburgh Steelers
Adderly
Sharockman
Green Bay
Pana Vikings
Navy and Army set for 64th football clash in Philadelphia
West Point arrives for the Army Navy game amid nerves and tricks by Navy coach Wayne Hardin. Past years featured stunts like glowing Flaming Mamie helmets and Chinese-script Beat Army banners. Navy seeks win after recent success and a 34 14 score last year.
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West Point
Paul Dietzel
Army
Hesse
Navy
Lamielle leads bowling with 655 in local league action
Bill Lamielle topped the local bowling scene with a 655 series in the Men’s A League at VFW, adding scores of 197, 213 and 245. Staples Hand and others posted notable marks as Moose’s Restaurant claimed a season-high 2,966 in IA League play. Dutch Harrison shoots into Roadrunner Invitational lead.
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Lamielle
VFW
Lamiele
Staples
Hand
Douglas
Paul Clark
Shorty Doan
Larry Barr
Bill Hammond
Jim Varasso
Robbie Robinson
John
Bill Mitchell
Raymond
Bowl- Aire
Bob Ottaway
Chuck Skinner
Ed Kovach
Ed Gluvna
Dutch Harrison
Phoenix
Ariz
B.J
Harrison
Uiuyna
Jim Fenno
Astamatics
Edwards Body Shop
McCray Aluminum
al Mike's Pizzeria
Phoenix Hotel
Corry Foam
Ike's Bills
Wayside Markets
Moose's Restaurant
Pepsi-Cola
Corry Bakery
Citizens Bank
Mick's Lumber
Root Furniture
Women of the Moose
Mooseheart
Friendship
Hope
Faith
Pitt Players Dominate All-State Team
Four Pitt Panthers named to the 1963 AP All Pennsylvania Collegiate Football Team. End Al Grigaliunas tackle Ernie Barghetti and backs Paul Martha Rick Leeson earned first team honors alongside players from Bucknell Villanova Penn State Juniata West Chester Susquehanna Allegheny.
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Philadelphia
Pitt Panthers
Associated Press
al Grigaliunas
Ernie Barghetti
Paul Martha
Rick Leeson
Bucknell
Tom Mitchell
al Atkinson
Villanova
Glenn Ressler
Penn State
Bill Crowell
Juniata
Ken Johns
West Chester
Dob Green
Susquehanna
Dave Wien
Allegheny
Upset-filled night hits top ten teams in midweek action
Notre Dame beat by Indiana twins Tom and Dick Van Arsdale for 74 points in a 108-102 loss. Wichita Falls loses to Texas Western 75-74, Providence falls to Assumption 83-80, Louisville stunned by Eastern Kentucky 85-76 as NYU Cincinnati and others struggle. Barry Kramer and Happy Hairston spark NYU comeback. Manny Newsome leads Western Michigan with 45 points in a losing effort.
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Wichita
Providence
Louisville
Notre Dame
Tom
Dick van Arsdale
Indiana
Irish
Steve Tradenick
Texas Western
Assumption
Mass
Eastern Kentucky
NYU
Cincinnati
Barry Kramer
Happy Hairston
Violets
Cornell
Bearcats
Miami
Ohio
Steve Renko
Kansas
Arkansas
Stan Luechtefeld
St. Louis
Illinois
Purdue
Mel Garland
Detroit
Virginia Tech
Mississippi State
Hame
Howard Purdue
Larry Jesewitz
Jon McGlockin
Hoosiers
van Arsdele Twins
Kramer
Hairston
Charlie Coles
Ed Jucker
Redskins
Ron Bonham
Manny Newsome
Western Michigan
Newsome
AFL Wealth Wins Out In Hot Bidding For Beathard
Kansas City landed quarterback Pete Beathard of Southern California after bidding rivals, including the Detroit Lions, offered lucrative packages. Beathard’s deal included a signing bonus over 15,000 dollars, a no-cut contract over 20,000 dollars yearly, a paid-up life policy, stock options in a West Coast pay TV firm, a new car, and free apartment rent, while Ford noted the Lions could not match such terms.
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Kansas City
Detroit Lions
Tom Fich
William Clay Ford
Lamar Hunt
Ford
Pete Beathjard
California
Beathard
Lions
Steelers Lose Key Defender Keys for Rest of Season
AP reports Steelers defensive back Brady Keys will miss Dallas game and likely the rest of the season due to a chest injury. Coach Buddy Parker confirmed Keys is out, leaving Pittsburgh short-handed for the stretch run.
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Steelers
Keys
Pittsburgh
Brady Keys
Pittsburgh Steelers
Buddy Parker
Dallas
Ker
Marcus Sanders
Michigan State
Dan Wolters
Jett Wickwire Helps Benvor Swim Team Open Season
Jett Wickwire, a backstroke specialist and key cog from last season, leads Benvor as the team opens Tuesday December 17 at the MCA pool against Tees after repeated victories over AT Culbertson secured their position in challenge matches.
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Culbertson
Jett Wickwire
Benvor
MCA
Wickwire
Dodgers Criticize Rookie Rule and Teague Owners
Dodgers stars Don Drysdale and Lee Walls blasted the first year player rule as harmful to veterans and attendance. They argued the policy shunts veterans to the minors in favor of unproven younger players while Detroit traded Jim Bunane and Gus Triandos for Don Demeter and Jack Hamilton.
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LOS Angeles
Don Drysdale
Lee Walls
Esas Teague
Detroit Tigers
Jim Bunane
Gus Triandos
Philadelphia Phillies
Don Demeter
Jack Hamilton
Walls
Dodgers
Drysdale
Players press for eight year veteran break and roster expansion
After a meeting with owners, player reps urged a single eight year veteran break and a 26 man roster from 25. The plan would add one extra veteran to shield older players from demotion to minors to make room for rookies. Owners signaled they would consider it but opposed the cost, estimated at about 320000 dollars more in salaries.
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Walls
Quarterback Don Green Plans to Sign with Raiders
Harrisburg native Don Green, Susquehanna University quarterback, announces plans to sign with the Oakland Raiders after the college baseball season. The 6-foot 197-pound senior was drafted by Oakland as the fifth pick and by Baltimore as the 17th. He received a $5,000 bonus and a one-year contract worth $9,500.
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Green
Harrisburg
Don Green
Susquehanna University
Oakland Raiders
Oakland
Baltimore Colts
Detroit Trades Bunning for Demeter From Phillies
Detroit ships Jim Bunning to Philadelphia in a four player swap that brings outfielder Don Demeter and pitcher Jack Hamilton to the Tigers while sending catcher Gus Triandos to the Phillies. Demeter to centerfield, Bruton shifts to left, Kaline remains right. Bunning along with Colavito earlier moved in winter meetings to improve the club.
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LOS Angeles
Jim Bunning
Detroit
Philadelphia Phillies
Tigers
Don Demeter
Jack Hamilton
Gus Triandos
Philadelphia
Bunning
Rocky Colavito
Bob Anderson
Kansas
Spartansburg Falls To Saegertown In Nonleague Clash
Saegertown defeated Spartansburg 54 to 47 after a close game with Spartansburg leading 38 36 entering the final period. Terry Maynard and John Linden led the losers with 15 and 12 points while Larry Carter added nine. Spartansburg had recently beaten Pymatuning 100 56 and Port LaBoouf 7 48. Joe Wrisina’s squad heads to Union City next.
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Corry Pharmacy
Cleveland
Dorothy Wotus
Dorothy
Sophie Douglas
Katharyn Messina
Irene Groneoslas
Dorothy Rathsbun
Cambridge
Corey
Lou Hanna
Spa
Union City
Youngsville
North East
Hanna
Sparta
Saegertown Saegertown
Spartansburg
Saegertown
Spartans
Terry Maynard
John Linden
Loxers
Larry Carter
Jim Rose
de Jin "Tubbs
Larry Morris
Michaels
Ferry
Melville
Pymatuning
Port LaBoouf
Joe Wrisina
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Snyder
Jim Bierne
McKeesport
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Ray Radakovich
West Mifflin North
Gregg Shelley
Souderton
Terry O'Toole
Monessen
John Kerns
Altoona
Bill Stetazar
West Scranton
Bob Bazylak
Bol Baxter
Neshaminy
Harvey Colston
Middletown
Bill Rettig
Butler
Ross Fichtner
Cleveland Browns
Bill Miller
Buffalo Bills
Avith
Hardin
Knights
Middies
Bill Lamielle
Sonny Staples
Bob Hand
Douglas Ann Glavina
Pitt
Junters
Clearfield Traidermy
Paul's
Wichita Falls
Web & Wear
Fenway Club
Arrow Fanway
AFL Wealth
Dale
Jeff
Beaver Athletic Brood
Dale Gates
CAMS
Fort LeBoeuf High
Waterford
Gates
Dalé
Bogle Lumber
Millers Falls
Franklin Street
Blondie
Wari
Paulo
AVON
Demeter
Phillies
Beneficial
Taal An
Beneficial Finance
Behericial Consumer Discount CO
Geneficial
Sears
Erie — Beneficial Finance Co
Era
State Brees i Crepes
Reese
Meadville
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Chustnut St
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Chic Young
Well Carey
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