Erie County stars in bowl season sweepstakes features
Erie and Oil City sports lore highlight a flood of players lining senior bowls and Sugar Bowl pages. Fred Biletnikoff, Wally Mable, Tony Anthony and Jim Nance lead Erie County names joining Syracuse and Navy legends in January bowl action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Shaughnessy
Waterford
Wally Mable
Syracuse
Louisiana State
New Orleans
Tulane
Erie County
Erie
Tony Anthony
Navy
Rice
King Hill
Frank Ryan
NFL
Hill
Eagles
Ryan
Browns
Mahle
Jim Nance
Nance
Indiana
Floyd Little
Orange
Eric Davis
Jim Brown
Brown
John von Bischoffshausen
John Krol
Billy Gunter
N'Bally Blynton
Oc i
Windber
Pitt
Mike Johnson
Mike
Lock Haven High
Arizona State
Tony Lorick
Baltimore
Charley Taylor
Washington
Ohio State
Paul Warfield
Matt Snell
Penn State
Warfield
Boes
Oil City
Oilers
Cal- Jimn
Rocky
Grove
Franklin
Ranhial
Oily
Bos Fo Elle
Euueulles Hickory
Grove Cty
Michigan Five Tops Wichita in Upset Thriller
Michigan Wolverines toppled No 1 Wichita 87 85 on a late Russell running one hander. Cazzie Russell scored 28, including the final basket with four seconds left, as Michigan avenged a Nebraska loss and disrupted AP rankings with a pivotal Detroit victory over Wichita.
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Michigan Wolverines
Wichita
Wheatshockers
Big Ten
North Carolina
Vanderbilt
Associated Press
Michigan
Wolverines
Nebraska
Wolves
Russell
Cazzie
Detroit
Bob Lewis
Billy Cunningham
Greensboro
N.C
Commodores
Virgina Tech
Tarheels
St. Louis
Missouri
San Francisco
Minnesota
UCLA
Duke
St. John’s
Kentucky
Bruins
Oklahoma State
Blue Devils
South Carolina
Ohio
Marshall
Drake
Idaho State
Giardello Retains Middle Crown In Tough City Bout
In Philadelphia, middleweight champion Joey Giardello narrowly defeats Rubin Carter by unanimous decision in a 15 round title defense at Convention Hall. Giardello, cut in the fourth and nearly pushed to the brink, outboxed Carter with late rallies to stay champion amid renewed calls for future non title bouts and a possible fight with Dick Tiger’s successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Joey Giardello
Rubin
Carter
Paterson
Nut
Convention Hall
Giardello
Pal Joey
Nigeria
Dick Tiger
Atlantic City
Acky Rivera
Joey Archer
New York
Gill Most
Soey
Yuauenger
Rob Palis
James Mina
Dave Beloff
Associated Press
Polis
Beloff
Mina
Giardella
Fragmented OCR: unclear text about admission and dates
The readable portions suggest a mention of an admission by an individual named Nevgol and a vague reference to dates in January. The fragmentary nature prevents a clear summary of events, participants, or outcomes.
Fight Results in Santa Monica
Lincoln of Los Angeles knocked out Thad Spencer of Pasadena in Santa Monica. The bout featured midweight action with Lincoln landing decisive punches in the ninth round.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Simas Lincoln
Los Angeles
Thad Spencer
Pasadena
Pa Deer Kill Comes In Below Early Estimates
Harrisburg AP Pennsylvania two day deer season ends with revised down totals. About 20 000 deer killed Monday vs 22 000 first day. 1963 two day total was 35 073. Hunters down 10 percent from 1963. ideal weather cited. Minor violations included hunting without permits and tagging failures. Huntingdon and Lycoming led kills. Clearfield 900 and Potter 800. Season ends at p m in most counties with delayed closure in Bucks Chester Delaware Montgomery.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Commission
Accijer
Huntingdon
Lycoming
Clearfield County
Potter
Bucks
Chester
Delaware
Montgomery
Archery Night Results Highlight Top Scores
Pete Neagle won the high scratch trophy with 277 of 300. Becky Turner led women with 178. Other top scores include John Payer 258 and Jon Boutwell 259, Danny Beckwith 297, Dick Fuller 243, Bruce Fuller 198, Rick Waseak 118, with numerous shooters across Gentilman s Rossin s and Bennetts lanes posting substan tial scores.
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Pete Neagle
Becky Turner
Gentilman
John Payer
John Boutwell
Mike Payer
Rossin
Pete Reagle
Jim King
Dave King
Vavis
Don Eshelman
Danny Beckwith
Johny Waseakk
Bennett
Jack Sawyer
Bred Jewell
Leed's
Dick Fuller
Bruce Fuller
Rick Waseak
Basketball Tonight Matches and Scores From Regional Lineup
Corr y at Erie and Strong Vincent lead a slate that includes Oil City at Hickory Sharpsville at Meadville Franklin vs Erie Academy McDowell at Hine Rant Rocky Grove at Beanaeside East Forest at Sheffield Grove City at New Saegertown Cochranton Townville at Jodore Union City at Wattsburg Fort LeBoeuf at Fairview General McLane at Girard Lawrence Park at North East Northwestern at Wesleyville Greenville at Conneaut Lake Harborcreek Cambridge Springs Neshannock at Mercer Granberry at Pleasantville Boston Ortiz of Newark tops Dick Divola at 136 percent while Joe DeNutci and Larry Carney post strong numbers in a crowded night of high school basketball.
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CORRY
Erie
Strong Vincent
Oil City
Hickory
Sharpsville
Meadville
Pranklin
Erie Académy
McDowell
Rocky Grove
East Forest
Sheffield
Grove City
Saegertown
Cochranton
Townville
Jodore
Per
Union City
Wattsburg
Fort LeBoeuf
Fairview
General McLane
Girard Lawrence Park
North East
Northwestern
Wesleyville
Greenville
Conneaut Lake
Harborcreek Gb
Cambridge Springs
Neshannock
Mercer
Granberry
Pleasantville
Beavers Face Strong Vincent In Gem City Showdown
Coty High's basketball squad heads to the highway for a key game against Erie Strong Vincent in the Gem City, aiming to snap a sub .500 skid. Strong Vincent features height and depth with starters Knox Schauble Huffman plus Heidelberg Carter Carney Suesser, while Vincent seeks rebound after a tough previous meeting with Beavers.
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Coty High
Beavers
Erie
Vincent
Gem City
Townville
Corry
Ralph Calabrese
Colonels
Jamestown
New Cape
Hickory
New Castle
Chuck Knox
Dick Schauble
Ed Huffman
Willie Heidelberg
Jim Carter
Tim Carney
George Suesser
John Bisley
Tom Morton
John Claypool
Gary Swackhamer
Dick Tate
Rick Hamm
Pete McLaughlin
Bradford tops town in WEW Men's B League scoring
Don Bradford led the WEW Men's B League with an 80 series peak including 277, the season high in town. His line opened 233, surged to 277, then 170, while Merkle paced Hie with a 642 and many others posted strong numbers across A and Steel leagues.
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Bradford
Cara Punetfons
Singleton
Pete Glavis
Joe Prigar
Steven Zajac
Andy Sventek
Bill Stocking
Vern
Harry Paulson
Merkle
Hie
Maples
Joe Rapossi
John Brough Jim
Merle Ottaway
Chester Coech
Mary Perkins
John Woodard
Walt Lewis
Chuck Moss
Bob Bracken
Duane ‘Troyer
Leo Pfeiffer
Carl Clabbate
al Dunne
Hoh Panton
Chuck Willet
Botuam
Herkers
Meluites Steel League
Nels Trisket
Bob McCray
Bill Roehrig
Dugie
Jon! Weber
Bob Sanders
Don Bradford
Walttibas
Venturi backs five-man golf face-off for crown
U S Open champion Ken Venturi urged a head to head five player match to decide the sport’s top duo. He argued Nicklaus and Palmer should represent the United States in the Canada Cup while naming Tony Lema and Bobby Nichols as peers in a winner take all event. Venturi suggested five top courses, $10,000 stakes each, and a possible $100,000 television purse to attract a TV audience and legitimacy.
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Nhiw York
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Hawaii
Ken Venturi
Tony Lema
Bobby Nichols
Venturi
Professional Golfers Association
Bobby
Lemna
Palmer
Nicklaus
United States
Lema
Leb Ug
Tim
North Star Squad heads annual Sentue Bowl selections
MOBILE Alabama reports North Star Squad led by 97-man roster with Lanny Krauter heading Nebraska, featuring two Michigan State and Olah players Jerry Rush and Foy Jefferson. South also named players Bob Hayes and Bob Felts from Florida A and M. Several squad members were first-round NFL or AFL picks, with professional careers ahead as the game promises $400 for winners and $700 for losers.
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Mobile
Ala
Lanny Krautér
Nebraska
Annyinke
Neara
Michigan States
Jerry Rush
Foy Jefferson
Imepaundar
Negra
Bob Hayes
Bob Felts
Florida A
Toy
Rush
AFL
Boston
NFL
Detroits
India
Tom Nowarde
de From
Geos Dunnely
Chile
Sint Francisca
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Gary Holcomb
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Maryho
Beth Waren
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Associatea Press
Cazzie Rus
Lita
St. John's
N.Y
Carlos’ Ortiz
Newark
Dick Divola
Nontille
Joe DeNutci
Newton
Mass
Larry Carney
Lowell
Drew
Isaac Logart
Tony Valenti
Everett
Inorganic Chemical
N. E
Luful
Gair
Ther
Benpnliy Fle
J. A. Bufenhofe
Carot Titania Corporation
Middle Road
Ashtabula
St. Francis
St. Vincent
Phila. Tex
East Stroudsburg
Rick Hammond
Dick Mettle
Dave Herbere
Moose's Rest
B&f Auto Paris
Trever
Metines Steel Co
Lal
VFW Businessmen's
Columbus Inn
Kinley-Dolan
Bill’s Place
Watsburg Hotel
R. W. Norris i Corry Beverage
Townard Mtg
Corry Loan
VEW
Kimlin Dey
Moose No
Hammond
Arnie
Jack
North Center Street
Ibes Co
Chic Young
North Star
Boise
Thalia
Mono Lopez
Mesten
Ken Carruthers
Seattle
Dallas
Jimmy Boyde
Bill Marsh
Ark
Orry
Edward
Amatica
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