Columbia Lions On Prowl Again
The underdog Columbia Lions rise this season in college basketball led by sophomore seven foot Dave Newmark. They crushed Rutgers 108-76 after blowing a early 11-1 deficit and extended a five game win streak with a win over Cornell in Ivy play. Stan Felsinger poured in 33 points as Newmark shone on the break.
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Corry's Pistol Team Spanks Walnut Creek
Corry's pistol team defeated Walnut Creek twice last night at Lindberg brothers meet. In the first match CORRY-D Lindberg 283 K Lindberg 278 Ernie Simpson 276 Warren Reynolds 274 Gene Hasbrouck 273 total 1384. Walnut Creek C Snydee 244 R Volkmer 269. In the second match D Lindberg 286 K Lindberg 281 Norm McElroy 277 G Hasbrouck 278 O Volkmer 267 C Shaffer 262 total 1352.
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Pitt Signs First Recruit For Hart Era
Pitt announces Rodney Fedorchak 17 of Monongahery has signed a letter of intent to enter Pitt in 1966. The 6-3, 240-pound tight end is the first recruit Matt Hart has signed since being named head football coach.
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Keppel Sets CAHS Swim Record in Loss to Erie Cathedral Prep
Corry swimmers fall 62 33 after Harrison Keppel clocks 1 02 4 in 100 yard butterfly breaking CAHL mark, anchors 400 yard freestyle relay win, while Jim Lundy earns two individual titles. Mike Weber ties pool and city records in 400 freestyle, others place: Dan Harkless, Marty Roehrig, Gary Counasse. Prep posts multiple high finishes and a 400 free record.
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Oscar Collects Win as Royals Top Celtics 117 110
The Cincinnati Royals defeated the Boston Celtics 117 to 110 as Oscar Robertson and Adrian Smith fueled a second half rally. Robertson had 27 points while Smith poured in a career high 34, with 23 in the first half, and Sam Jones led Boston with 24.
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Truitt and Harkless Lead Relay Time in 4-Yard Freestyle
In a readably odd OCR line, Truitt, Harkless, and handlers vie in a 4-Yard freestyle relay with a 4345.9 clock segment cited and names Dave Faller and Marty noted among participants.
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Bowling results highlight in VFW Men's A League
Robinson Czech and Sample shone with high scores as Kovach led Raymond. Raymond totals included 195 206 293 and 227 213 166 while Czech rolled 211 187 206 and Sample 225 220 157. Other top scores featured Staples 213 211 Ottaway 200 200 and Elchynski 238 along with Baressi 235 and Doan 227.
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Gannon Niagara U basketball game on WSEE TV delayed telecast
Erie officials and Gannon College announced a delayed telecast of the Gannon versus Niagara University basketball game on WSEE TV at 11 15. The telecast will showcase the matchup on the local station.
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Trading Ends Majors Make Minor Deals
New York AP reports closing trades as six clubs swap players in modest moves. Boston sends Thomas Earley Sadowski Osinski to Atlanta for Sadowski and others. Angels trade Latman to Houston for Ed Pacheco and cash. Dodgers deal Tracewski to Detroit for Phil Regan. Orioles assemble Robinson trade via Baldschun Simpson Siebern Brandt Knowles moves.
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AP reports final American League fielding averages with Baltimore for Adair and Aparicio, New York for Pepitone and Ford, Cleveland star Colavito setting a flawless 162 game outfield record, plus Wert and Zimmerman as other leaders. Cleveland heads with a .9812 team fielding mark followed by Detroit .8809, California .9805, and Chicago .9904.
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Buffalo's Saban Voted AFL Coach of the Year
New York AP panel of 24 sports writers voted Lou Saban coach of the year for the defending champion Buffalo Bills. He collected 14 votes to edge Al Davis, Sid Gillman, and Weeb Ewbank, reflecting Buffalo’s rise after moving from Boston in 1962 and achieving a 7-4-1 season.
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Buckeyes Lead Nation In 1965 Football Attendance
Ohio State topped the nation with an average of 83,256 spectators at five home games in 1965 though attendance dipped 133 per game. Michigan ranked second at 80,081. NCAA figures show a national total of 24,662,572 attendees, a 5.69 percent rise and the largest one year increase in 18 years.
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