Townville Eagles Edge CAHS Five In Close Night
Townville Eagles beat the Corry Beavers 71 to 65 as Dandy Dan Taylor scored 32 points on 12 field goals and 8 free throws. Ron Bailey added 12 for Corry with Townville also getting 17 from Gene Gawlinski, 14 from Colwell, 12 from Dunbar, and 10 from Farrar in a balanced win. The win marks Townville’s third straight, while Corry drops to four straight losses.
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Corry Beavers
Townville Eagles
Taylor
Corry
Pete McLaughlin
Orange and Black
Ron Bailey
Ron
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Eagles
Townville
Jongh
Bailey
Jim Colwell
Frisina
Alan Dunbar
Dunbar
Denny Patton
Gene Gawlinski
Colwell
Scott Leni
Jeff Farrar
Erie
Centaurs
Tech Memorial High School
Cummings Grice Taylor
Jackson
Cragg Donoghue Bailey
Walker
Townville Farkar
Gawlinski
Titus
Proper Colwell
Leri
Corry Bo
Beaver JVs Open Season With First Victory In 1969-70
Beaver JVs earned their season's first win last night defeating Townville High JVs 47 to 36. Steve Butch Dubrosky led with 18 points while Steve Moore 8 John Crotty 6 Bob Schwab 6 Kevin Sutton 4 Carl Brundage 2 Mike Morton 2 and Bob Cummings 1 contributed. Townville's Schreffler topped with 12 points.
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Butch” Dubrosky
Corry Beaver
Townville
Jvs
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Little Eagles
Butch
Orange and Black
D Partch
Little Beavers
Steve Moore
John Crotty
Bob Schwab
Kevin Sutton
Carl Brundage
Mike Morton
Bob Cummings
Schreffler
Cage Scores From Across District High School Games
A roundup of boys basketball scores from town matchups including Townville over Corry 71 65 East over Venango Christian 89 59 Academy over Dunkirk 73 69 in overtime and New Castle over Strong Vincent 58 43 Others include Harborcreek 82 over Girard 72 Troquois 74 53 North East 94 67 Cambridge Springs 77 53 Conneaut Lake 83 56 Spartansburg 83 75 double overtime Oil City 77 32 Greenville 78 64 Lakeview 54 53 Rocky Grove 70 66 Grove City 70 66 Sheffield 91 56 Tidioute 56 Kane 65 Ridgway 39 Johnsonburg 66 60 Cranberry 46 37 Youngsville 50 46 Bradford Central. S: Raleigh N C Don McCauley North Carolina tailback named Football Player of the Year in ACC. Second Garden City N Y graduate honored after Frank Quayle.
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Academy
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Bradford
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Strong Vincent
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Titusville
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Saegertown
Oil City
Conneaut Valley
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Franklin
Lakeview
Rocky Grove
Grove City
Kennedy
Sheffield
Tidioute
Kane
Ridgway
Johnsonburg
St. Marys
Cranberry
Keystone
Youngsville
Bradford Central
Texas Favored Over Arkansas In Battle For Grid Supremacy
In Fayetteville ARAP Nixon and a national TV crowd watch top unbeaten teams Texas and Arkansas clash. Both 9-0, Texas seeks 19th straight win while Arkansas aims for 16th. Weather rain, synthetic turf at Razorback Stadium, SEC title and Cotton Bowl berth on the line.
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Arkansas
Darrell Royal
Longhorns
Frank Broyles
Razorbacks
Razorback Stadium
Notre Dame
Broyles
James Street
Cotton Speyrer
Speyrer
Beaver Matmen Face Experienced Bobcats
Beaver wrestlers prepare to challenge Corry with seven returning Bobcats, including Carl Lucas, Jim Bennett, Bob Herrod, Bob Richey, and Lenny Sipple. Last year Corry defeated Wattburg 42 10, with matchups highlighting Lucas, Eaton, and Kloss facing Corry’s top competitors as new lineups form.
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Wattsburg
Corry
Bob Richey
Eaton
Richey
Doug Brown
Don Lafferty
Dave Crowell
Lafferty
Vince Kloss
Mike Thomas
Thomas
Kloss
Ken
Gordy Fralick
Jeff Jackson
Bobcats
Lenny Sipple
Sipple
Dan Corbett
Burger
Mike Comitz
Norm Hasbrouck
Spartansburg Tops Saegertown In Double Overtime
Jim Cross sparked Spartansburg with eight of the final 12 points in a double overtime win over Saegertown 83-75. Dave Boythe led Spartans with 22, as they rally from a 12-point fourth quarter deficit to improve to 2-2 on the season.
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Jim Cross
Spartansburg
Saegertown
Cliff Stockton
Ben Nicklas
Spartans
Ft. LeBoeuf
Cross
Dave Boythe
Harold Linden
Rod Skiff
Bob Greer
Reid Named Eastern College Player of Year
NEW YORK AP Mike Reid Penn State tackle was chosen as the Eastern College Athletic Conference Division I player of the year. Darrick Warner Bridgeport and Bill Dukett East Stroudsburg State earned Division II and III honors. All three are seniors with strong seasons, Reid anchoring an undefeated Penn State offensive line helping for a 20 4 1 East Stroudsburg Dukett text contains three years of competition.
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NEW York
Mike Reid
Penn State
Eastern College Athletic Conference
Darrick Warner
Bridgeport
Bill Dukett
East Stroudsburg State
Ried
Warner
Dukett
East Stroudsburg
Elgin Baylor Reaches 11 000th Career Rebound
Los Angeles Lakers star Elgin Baylor, hobbled by a groin injury, pulled down his 11 000th career rebound early in the first period against the Detroit Pistons. With 164 boards on the season in his 17th game, he closed in on Dolph Shayes for fourth on the NBA all time list.
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LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Laker
Elgin Baylor
Detroit Pistons
Baylor
National Basketball Association
Dolph Shayes
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