CORRY NIPS UNION CITY IN EXTRA PERIOD 63 61
The Corry team edged Union City in overtime 63 to 61 in today’s sports note. The article surveys NFL title races with Cleveland Browns favored to clinch the Eastern Division after facing the Steelers and Lions next week. Notes on TV basketball from WBEN and campus games follow amid local sport chatter.
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Edinboro State ‘Teachers College
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Alan Ameche
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Ralph Kiner
Bob Gain
Air Force
Cleveland Browns
Pittsburgh Steelers
Don King
Beavers Escape Union City In Overtime Thriller
Corry Area High edged Union City 68 61 in overtime after a fourth quarter comeback. Jim Burkhart led Corry with 41 points as Paul Dietsch sank two free throws with 1 second left to seal victory.
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Vic Cragg
Union City
Wright School
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Jim Burkhart
Bne
Corry
Bob Hixson
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Galt Union City
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Bauder
Corry Junior High Five Preps For First Game
Corry Junior High under coach John Kissman prepares for its first game next Tuesday in Titusville. The Blue Jags show promise with a strong starting unit and a 14 game schedule featuring freshmen players led by Bob Nichols and teammates in the 1975 season.
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Titusville
John Kissman
Corry
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Erpie Vanssens
Joe Marty
Lee Williams
Dennis Hyer
Rick Cruker
Dave Vanney
Dick Pitts
Joh Roberts
Ed Latos
Terry Wil- Ham
Ted Francisco
Millereck
Warren
Uhioh Gliy
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Sugar Grove
Jane Meadville
Tidioute
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Martinez Defeats Andrews in Title Aim After Win
New York lightweight Vince Martinez dominated AL Andrews to set a summer welterweight title bid. Martinez, 180, secured a $7,500 purse with a split of pay among managers and officials, while Andrews 154 tasted defeat with a short stoppage in the late rounds.
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Phil
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Andrews
Unanimous Martinez decision in 19 rounds at televised bout
Referee Al Boyd tallies 8-1-1, Crank Forbes 8-2 and Alduli 7-2-1 in a 19 round decision for Martinez. AP card 4-2 in Villa crowd of 4,785 paying 1578 dollars to watch the national telecast. Also reports scores from multiple local games and last night’s boxing results across several towns.
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ECAC backs national control of college TV
The Eastern College Athletic Conference supports national oversight of college football television. The ECAC plans to oppose regional TV schemes by the Big Ten and Pacific Coast Conferences. The debate ahead of the NCAA convention centers on a TV control plan for 1958 and its pricing impact.
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ECAC plan allows regional gate choices for telecast
The ECAC proposes dividing the country into sections each allowed to select its own telecast gates for regional airing. The plan retains one appearance provisions but relaxes several other restrictions, according to the source text.
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Scholastic Scores From District Match Play
Scholastic scores show Op over Union City 61 in overtime while Shareh led Erie Prep 78 to 40. Smethport 52 beat Ridgway 49 and Warren 52 edged Sheffield 50. Meadville 74 over Erie East 1 and Erie Academy 70 64. Girard 70 beat West Springfield 58 and Youngsville 65 defeated Lawrence Park 52.
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Big Ten and Pacific Coast join to push TV rights
The Big Ten and Pacific Coast Conference form a strong bloc to back regional television for college football. They threaten to block NCAA's Game of the Week and plan a January meeting in New York where TV rights are expected to dominate discussions.
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High Yannigans Edge Corry Area Jayvees 28 26
The Union City High Jayvees squeaked a 28 26 win over Corry Area High Jayvees in a Wright School gym semifinal. Coach Ken Harvey’s squad led 19 10 at halftime but were outscored 11 5 in the third and 7 2 in the final frame. Phanco and Bidwell led the winners with 16 points. Connie French had 10 for Corry Area.
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Wright School
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Phanco
Bidwell
Bidwell Divided 16 Points Everly
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Little Beavers
Saddler Defeats Woods In Ten Round Lightweight Bout
Sandy Saddler returned to New York with a bloody nose and $6000 after a unanimous ten round decision over Bobby Woods in Spokane Washington. Woods staggered Saddler in the first and sixth rounds before fading. Saddler earned the win and spoke into the ring microphone confirming the decision.
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Bears Win Regain Second Spot in Loop
The Hershey Bears edged the Cleveland Barons 4-3 in overtime to move into second place, one point behind Cleveland. Norm Corcoran scored the sudden death winner after early contact left Hershey goalie Gordon Healy with a bloody nose.
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Jockey At A Glance A L Hershey 4 Cleveland 3 OT
In overtime the American League Hershey team edged Cleveland 4 to 3. college bowl first round George Washington defeated Pitt 87 to 65. Duquesne beat Fordham 67 to 45 and Syracuse topped Harvard 63 to 36. Colgate won 93 to 76 against Bucknell.
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