Beavers' Pete McLaughlin Sets Scoring Record in 73 51 Win
Corry High, led by Pete McLaughlin with 37 points, defeats Ft LeBoeuf 73 to 51 for a fifth straight victory. McLaughlin becomes the Beaver all time scorer, hitting 15 of 21 from the floor and 7 of 8 free throws as Corry builds a 22 point lead at the first quarter and breaks last season's win total. Fred Schwab and Duane Edwards help start the burst, with Hillstrom adding key baskets and 11 points. Fort LeBoeuf’s top scorer was Anderson with 22 points. The Beavers shoot 46 percent to the Bisons 41, and go 15 of 20 at the line. The win marks Corry’s first five-game streak in 15 years. The team rests Friday before a big game with Vincent on Tuesday.
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Beaver Express
Corry High
Waterford
Orange and Black
Ft. LeBoeuf Bisons
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Beaver
Terry Williams
Oil City
Pete
Corry
Fred Schwab
Duane Edwards
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Larry Anderson
Bisons
Carl Hillstrom
Ft. LeBoeuf
Edwards
Orange
Foxmen
Dick Fox
Hillstrom
Anderson
Fr. LeBoeuf
Eric Strong Vincent
Cie
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Scoop Sample
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Malee
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Rick Schwab
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Kennedy
Hasbrouck
Chase
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Charleston
Shaefer
Kiester Corry
Evanoff
Boback
Junior High Dropped By Erie Prep
Corry Junior High Beavers fell 60 to 38 at Erie Prep. After a 36 point third quarter by Erie Prep and heavy foul trouble, Corry trailed by five at halftime. Bob Boutwell led Corry with 17 points. Wieczorek top-scored for Prep with 13 as Corry seeks a rebound against Warren Tuesday in Beaver gym.
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Beaver
High School Cage Scores Across Several Teams
Corry defeated Fort LeBoeuf 73 to 51 while Warren beat Youngsville 74 to 56. Strong Vincent topped Jamestown 68 to 62 and Mercer beat Erie Prep 93 to 66. Erie Academy lost 89 to Canon McLane, and Falconer defeated Bemus Point 61 to 11. Entries list additional results including Sherman over Westfield, Ripley over Chautauqua, Cranberry over Titusville, Butler over Oil City, New Castle over Meadville, Spartansburg over Townville, Sheffield over Clarion 100 to 50, Randolph over West Forest 62 to 50, McDowell 68 over Conneaut Valley, Conneaut Lake 99 to Jamestown 63, Greenville over Saegertown 72 to 52, Reynolds 46 to Lakeview 44 in overtime, and Jeanette 79 over Franklin Area with non scoring subs noted. A few overtime notes and player honors references appear, including Ribbing.
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Sherman
Westfield
Ripley
Chautauqua
Cranberry
Titusville
Butler
Oil City
New Castle
Meadville
Spartansburg
Townville
Sheffield
Clarion
Randolph
West Forest
McDowell
Conneaut Valley
Conneaut Lake
Jamestown
Greenville
Saegertown
Reynolds
Lakeview
Jeanette
Franklin Area
Spartansburg tops Townville 80 to 74 in home win
Spartansburg improved to 3 wins in the 1966-67 season by defeating Townville 80 to 74 at home. Don Minnick led with 25 points and Hal Tubbs added 24 as coach Rene Nicklas’s squad rallied from a 57-54 deficit after three quarters, outscoring Townville 26 to 17 in the final period. Townville’s Stokes led with 21 points, Holcomb 20, and Kelly 17. Junior varsity also beat Townville 54 to 50.
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Townville
Spartans
Rene Nicklas
Eagles
Don Minnick
Hal Tubbs
Minnick
Tubbs
Bruce Allen
Elden Miller
Stokes
Holcolm
Kelly
Townville Jv's
Venangoounty
Virginia Tech Miami Bowl TV Blackout Frustrates Fans
Richmond AP reports about a TV blackout affecting Virginia viewers for the Liberty Bowl game featuring Virginia Tech and Miami. Broadcasters WVEC and WXEX in Richmond Petersburg face programming limits under NCAA ratings deals, with only delayed coverage of Michigan State Notre Dame available in parts of the Southeast and Midwest.
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Florida
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Wxex-Tv
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Morgan
Blue Lustre Carpet Cleaner Promises Easy Clean and Savings
Facts claim a gallon cleans six x12 rugs depending on soil with traffic paths removable without full washing. It costs about 1 cent per square foot, electric shampooers rental at $1 a day. Carpet looks new by removing spots, nap lift at doorways, invisible crystalline powder vacuumed away, restores forgotten color in carpets and upholstery. W. F. Rickers lists 731 N Center St.
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Corry JV Falls in Overtime Heartbreaker to Ft LeBoeuf
Corry Junior Varsity drops a 42 41 overtime decision at Waterford as Fort LeBoeuf outscores five to three in the extra period. Key scorers include Malee with 20 for LeBoeuf and Rick Schwab and Scoop Sample with 11 apiece for Corry.
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Corry
Pirates Acquire Ribant From Mets In Third Trade
Pittsburgh Pirates land right handed starter Dennis Ribant from the New York Mets along with outfielder Gary Kolb in exchange for Don Cardwell and outfielder Don Bosch. The move follows two earlier deals, adding Pizzaro and Wills, as GM Joe Brown aims to bolster a pennant push in 1967. Brown praises Ribant's potential and plans to slot him into rotation, with Pizzaro likely to start. Wills adds offense and leadership, while four minor league pitchers also boost depth as Pittsburgh contemplates further moves for a stronger club.
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New York Mets
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Mets
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Don Cardwell
Don Bosch
Cardwell
Brown
Juan Pizzaro
Chicago White Sox
Maury Wills
Los Angeles
Bob Bailey
Gene Michael
Pirates
Harry Walker
Pizzaro
Pigzaro
Small College Title Game Set For Saturday
NEW YORK AP Ken He bert Houston end captured the scoring championship among major college football players in 1966 with a 16 point performance last Saturday that lifted his final total to 113 Heberts two touchdowns and four extra points against Utah enabled him to overtake Jim Bohl of New Mexico State statistics compiled by the NCAA Service Bureau showed today Bohl finished second with 98 points followed by Leeland Jones of Buffalo with 96 and Floyd Little Syracuse 92 Ray McDonald of Idaho won the rushing title with a total gain of 1329 yards in 259 carries The runner up was Don Fitzgerald of Kent State with 1245 yards Frank Quayle of Virginia was the leader in all purpose running which included rushing receiving punt returns and kickoff returns
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Jim Bohl
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Buffalo
Floyd Little
Syracuse
Ray McDonald
Idaho
Don Fitzgerald
Kent State
Frank Quayle
Virginia
Brocton Edges Clymer In Home Opener
Brocton defeats Clymer 52 to 49 to spoil the Pirates home opener in the 1966 87 basketball season at Clymer.
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Clymer
Pirates
VFW Ladies B Dairy Dan Leads League With 364 Wins
League leaders show strong records across multiple teams and players. Bowl-Aire Industrial Stahl Jeweler tops with 38 18. Cor ry Foam 37 19. Bowl-Aire Ladies and Sawyer's also post solid marks. Individual names appear with scores and splits, while Elorde returns home from Honolulu open to a Ortiz rematch if possible.
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VFW Ladies
Dairy Dan
Lyles Builders
Erie County Plastics
Gladys Thompson
Evelyn Millspaw
Bowl-Aire Industrial Stahl Jeweler
Corry Foam
Fred McEldowney
Art Perkins
Tom Smith
Bowl-Aire Ladies
Sawyer's
Corry Jamestown
Betty Shaffer
Diane Miller
Mary Savko
Ruth Slayton
Shirley Larson
Audrey Migliaccio
Penny Clabbatt
Becky Brady
Avalon Ladies
Leeds
Fox Western
Ann Gluvna
Kip Caruso
Barb Wickwire
Rose Weldon
Blanche Zajac
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