Notre Dame and Michigan State Each Place Three On All America
The AP All America football team features Notre Dame and Michigan State with three players each. Notre Dame's Regner Eddy Lynch join Spurrier and Farr among backs, while MSU places Smith Jones Webster on defense and MeX. The selection honors the 1966 season with notes on player weights and notable performances.
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MSU
NEW York
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Associated Press
Steve Spurrier
Florida
Mel Farr
UCLA
AP Football Board of Sports Writers
Smith
Frank
Loria
Virginia Tech
Ray Perkins
Alabama
Cecil Dowdy
Nebraska
LaVerne Allers
Wayne Meylan
Webster
Duffy Daugherty
Loyd Phillips
Arkansas
George Patton
Georgia
Spurries
Ray Graves
Eddy
Farr
Jones
Jack Clancy
Michigan
Gary Bugenhagen
Syracuse
Tom Regner
Jim Breland
Georgia Tech
Nick Eddy
Clint Jones
Upset Sways College Basketball Night Across Six Teams
Maryland rallied to beat North Carolina State 54 38 while Southern Illinois defeated St Louis 69 59. Ohio University edged Indiana 91 90 in overtime, Wyoming toppled Nebraska 102 38, Georgia beat Georgia Tech 89 87 and Bowling Green beat Michigan 90 83. New Mexico routed Loyola 77 59 and Detroit edged Notre Dame 74 73.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Southern Illinois
Ohio University
Wyoming
Georgia
Bowling Green
North Carolina State
St. Louis
Ohio U
Indiana
Nebraska
Georgia Tech
Michigan
New Mexico
Los Angeles
Loyola
Arkansas
Oklahoma State
Detroit
Notre Dame
Wolfpack
Raleigh
N.C
State
Jay McMillan
Terps
Billikens
Dick Garrett
Walt Frazier
John Schroeder
Bloomington
Ken Collins
Laramie
Jim Youngblood
Jackets
Athens
Walt Piatkowski
Falcons
Albuquerque
Mel Daniels
Ben Monroe
Lobos
Wally Freeman
Stillwater
Parkers
Cowboys
Larry Sales
South Bend
Area Cage Teams Have Full Slate Tomorrow Night
Area basketball teams face a dense schedule with Spartansburg at 3-0 taking on Saegertown, and Union City at 0-2 opening Erie County League play against Harborcreek. Meadville hosts Hickory while Franklin welcomes Reynolds and Titusville travels to Youngsville as other squads visit separate opponents. Harborcreek fell to Cambridge Springs, and Vincent arrives in New Castle after a season opener loss to Hickory.
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Althongh
Beavers
Spartansburg
Saegertown
Rene Nicklas
Spartans
Union City
Ft. LeBoeuf
Townville
Panthers
Fairview
Greenville
Clymer
Chautauqua
Hickory
Franklin
Reynolds
Titusville
Youngsville
Warren
Erie
East
Oil City
Tech
Erle Strong Vincent
New Castle
Ashtabula
Vincent
Jamestown
N.Y. Laat
Jim Nance Earns AFL Offensive Player of the Week
New York AP named Jim Nance the AFL Offensive Player of the Week after his standout performances for the Boston Patriots. The 236 pound fullback rushed 24 times for 109 yards in a 14 8 victory over the Bills, extending his season totals and tying league rushing marks.
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NEW York
Jim Nance
Boston
Buffalo Bills
Associated Press
Patriots
Bills
Nance
Paul Lowe
Buffalo
Cookie Gilchrist
Nance Eyes Yard Record Against Jim Brown Benchmark
Syracuse alumnus Nance aims to surpass Jim Brown's 1,527 rushing yards from his second NFL season. Nance, who spent much of his rookie year on the bench after weighing 262 pounds, now embraces the comparison and vows to break the record, idolizing Brown as his standard of greatness.
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Syracuse University
Jim Brown
Nance
Boston
Brown
Minana Resigns as Corry Club Golf Pro
James Minana, Corry Country Club golf pro for two years, resigns to take a position at Sharon Country Club and move mid February. He has led the course and pro shop, with his contract expired November 1. A replacement search begins with ads planned in Golfdom and Golf Digest.
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James Minana
Corry Country Club
Minana
Wayne Street
Jan
Kim
Kathy
The
Journal
Agaio
Sharon Country Club
Corry
Russ Cassett
Ed Kaiser
Larry Joyce
Cassett
Golf
Golfdom
Golf Digest
Area Cage Schedule and High School Matchups
Area basketball schedule lists matchups including Ft. LeBoeuf at Wattsburg Iroquois at Girard General McLane at Fairview and several others across Lakeview Greenville Pleasantville Bemus Point Panama Erie Academy Altoona Tidioute Randolph Cranberry Ripley Sherman Spartansburg Saegertown Clymer Chautauqua Hickory Meadville Reynolds Franklin Titusville Youngsville Warren Erie East Oil City Erie Tech St Vincent at New Castle. Also notes 13 year old Robert DeMauri of 63 Marion Street bagged his first buck a 3 point 120 pounder along Broken straw Creek last Friday morning.
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Robert
Robert DeMauri
Marion Street
Brokenstraw Creek
Beaver Wrestlers Ready for Union City Clash
Beaver varsity grapplers pose ready to face Union City tomorrow night. The photo lists Jeff Jackson, Larry Dingfelder, Jim Seitz, Larry Harrington, Alan Higley, Dick Harrington, Jerry Harness, Dave Sekarek, Phil Jaquith, Stub McChesney, Terry Upperman, with Joe Hutchinson and Dean Fralick absent.
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Morrow
Jeff Jackson
Larry Dingfelder
Jim Seitz
Larry Harrington
Alan Higley
Dick Harrington
Jerry Harness
Dave Sekarek
Phil Jaquith
Stub" McChesney
Terry Upperman
Joe Hutchinson
Dean Fralick
Eaton
Stub” McChesney
John Payer
Union City JV
Payer
Rod Hulings
Ron Savko
Bob Martin
Clark Eaton
Mike Thomas
Dan Sherlock
Beaver Matmen To Invade Union City Tomorrow
Corry High matmen travel to Union City tomorrow night to seek their first win of the 1966-67 wrestling season. Five lineup changes highlight coach Bob Benson plans, with Dean Fralick moving to 127 pounds and Alan Higley shifting to 138. The JV program also prepares to face Union City, with a 6:15 p.m. junior varsity and 8 p.m. varsity start.
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Corry High
Union City
Bears
Beavers
Ft. LeBoeuf
Hisenhower
Bob Benson
Orange
Dean Fralick
Alan Higley
Higley
Jerry Harness
Rick Jaquith
Erie
Phil Jaquith
Phil
Dave J. Gehrlein
Sekarek
Pennsylvania
Dennis Bogert
Terry Upperman
Jeff Jack
Son
Larry Dingfelder
Gehrlein
Trade Ellsworth To Phillies Trade Ellsworth To Phillies
Chicago AP reports pitcher Dick Ellsworth, long labeled unlucky, will move from the Cubs to the Philadelphia Phillies for right-hander Ray Culp and a cash sum. Ellsworth, a California native, played seven seasons with Chicago, often hampered by errors and shoddy defense behind him.
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Chicago
Dick Ellsworth
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Cubs
Frenso
Calif
Phils
Ray Culp
Ellsworth
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Tom Greenlee
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Paul Naumoft
Tennessee
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Bob Matheson
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Tom Beier
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Frank Loria
London
John Wilcox
Williamsport
McCray Aluminum
Bayles Restaurant
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Sam Smith
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Chuck Hess
Duane McIntyre
Vern Gutz
Earl Steadman
VEW
Tony’s Tavern
Bob
Hope
Audrey Rouse
Bertha Carroll
Alberta van Winkle
Rose Welden
Jim Minana
Corry Club
Beaver Varsity
Alcindor
Lew Alcindor
Southern California
John Wooden
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Bruins
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