Beavers Clash With Erie Strong Vincent In Test Game
Corry Beavers travel to Erie for a big 1966 67 season test against Class A rival Strong Vincent. Corry seeks a sixth straight win while Vincent aims to defend two and lose two this season. Junior varsity starts at 6 30 p m with the varsity at 8 p m.
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Nick Eddy Signs With Detroit Lions For 250000
Notre Dame All America halfback Nick Eddy signed with the Detroit Lions on Sunday in a bid to add a breakaway running threat. The deal reportedly around 250000, with Eddy noted for a 5.6 rushing average, 44 receptions for 706 yards, and strong kick returns. Eddy helped ND win a national title and was the team's MVP. Ottawa aims to host an international ski jumping meet in February with six countries committed and more nations pending.
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NFL East Still Up For Grabs In Final Weekend
The Cowboys one win from the division after a 34 31 loss to Washington as Atlanta beat Arizona 16 10 and Philadelphia topped Cleveland 33 21. Green Bay clinched the West with a 14 10 win over Baltimore as Pittsburgh toppled the Giants 47 28 and Minnesota routed Detroit 28 16.
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Pop Warner and Sutherland among Pennsylvania Hall of Fame inductees
Pittsburgh AP report notes Pop Warner and Jack Sutherland posthumously inducted into the Pennsylvania State Sports Hall of Fame Sunday night. Also honored are Bob Allman Johnny Woodruff Eddie Gottlieb Billy Conn Charlie Gelbert and others including Art Rooney Robin Roberts Henry Haines Johnny Lougheran and George Munger among a group of notable athletes and sports figures.
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Waynesburg Crowned Small College Grid Champion
Waynesburg College won the Nas grid championship by beating Whitewater Wisconsin State 42-21 in Tulsa Oklahoma. About 1,000 fans welcomed the team at Greater Pittsburgh Airport and crowds celebrated on campus as the squad finished the season 11 victories, no losses. Whitewater’s 10 game winning streak ended.
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Third Time A Charm Is Grapplers Big Hope
Corry High School grapplers aim for their first victory of the season against Wattsburg in Beaver gym. Both teams seek win number one as Corry fields the same lineup that nearly beat Union City, with Jeff Jackson and Rick Jaquith among the listed contenders in multiple weight classes.
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Hoop Circuit A Busy One Tomorrow
Beavers seek sixth straight win in Erie while Corry Junior High meets Warren in the Corry gym. Spartansburg visits Clymer and Union City hosts Girard in area games. Union City and Girard are winless at 0-3 and 0-4 respectively as league play opens. Erie East visits Franklin and McDowell goes to Titusville with Sharpsville at Meadville in Section Two action. Wattsburg hosts General McLane in a top Erie County contest. Fairview aims to end a 28 game losing streak against Harborcreek.
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Matty Alou Wins National League Hitting Crown
Pittsburgh's Matty Alou tops the National League with a .342 batting average, edging brother Felipe who ends second at .327 in Atlanta. Roberto Clemente previously won the title in 1964 and 1965, tying Richie Allen for fourth at .317. Mazeroski, Callison and others help Pittsburgh post a strong team batting mark as Callison belts 40 doubles.
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Area Basketball Preparations Highlight Union City Schedule
The preliminaries start at 6 30 p m with the varsity game following at 8 p m in Union City. Car for sale appears in the classifieds as a prompt reader note.
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Two Day Doe Season Opens Amid Weather Hope
Harrisburg AP report notes Pennsylvania launches a two day antlerless deer season for licensed hunters who did not bag a buck. Weather could boost harvest. cool or poor conditions may shift counties with a bad weather clause for December 16 or 17. Doe hours run 7 am to 5 pm across Chester Delaware and Montgomery and parts of Bucks and Berks, with licenses county specific. Frank Robinson to be honored at Boston Baseball Writers dinner January 28 after AL pennant and World Series run.
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BowlAire Early Mixed Doubles and Beaver League Scores
Bowling results from BowlAire and Beaver League show mixed doubles led by Don McCoy and Ron Jones with 227 and 217 pins respectively, plus senior and bantam divisions with names including Mud McCray Len Migliaccio and Bernie Dunnewold. Vets Mixed League Hajees lead at 31-7, with Rose Welden and Roxie Hajec posting strong scores.
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