NFL Wins Ink Battle With Rival AFL Chargers
NFL teams sign top picks from Chargers including Don Davis Nick Ras 5 and Milt Morin as the league widens its talent raid. Kansas Notre Dame defensive back and Morin from Massachusetts join in New York and Cleveland deals. The AFL signs five of its 10 first-rounders but loses three to the NFL.
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Local High School Basketball Tonight Schedule
Tonight features Corky at Townville Warren at McDowell Cranberry at Franklin Meadville at Sharon Wattsburg at Union City Girard at General McLane Harborcreek at Northwest Fairview at Fort LeBoeuf Clymer at Sherman Commodore Perry at Linesville Evie Prep versus Tre Stroy in a rare matchup Conneaut Valley versus Shenango Plenacar versus impostor unclear entry includes stray text from 1985 defense note
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St Thomas Sports Fete Praises Parish Athletic Program
More than 150 athletes, cheerleaders and parents attended a St Thomas banquet in the gym praising the parish athletic program. Monsignor James Powers of Erie lauded facilities and uniforms, while Rev Jerome Maher of Union City envied the neighboring parish. The event honored coaches, officials, eighth graders who received jackets, and seventh graders who filled cups during the ceremony.
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Namath Named AFL Rookie of the Year in Landslide
Joe Namath of the New York Jets is chosen Rookie of the Year by an Associated Press panel with 18 of 21 votes. Namath, a 400000 quarterback, led the award race over runner up John Bramlett of Denver by a wide margin amid praise and modest responses.
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Beaver Teams Face Townville and Townville in Dual Night
The Beavers host Townville in wrestling as Herm Rennells seeks a third straight win and seventh in two years while league rivals meet non conference foes. In basketball the Beavers travel to Townville with a 1 6 season record and seek a second win over the Eagles this season.
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Yastrzemski Top Slugger Leading 1965 Slugging Title
Boston star Carl Yastrzemski topped the league in slugging with 494 at bats producing 45 doubles 3 triples and 21 home runs. Tony Oliva of Minnesota and Tony Conigliaro of Boston shared second at .512 along with Norm Cash and Leon Wagner among leaders. Willie was among mentions in the final averages.
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Local photo credits list Fralick and crew in row
Journal photo credit names Fralick Back row Jim Foreman Ken McChesney Russ Martin Bob Giff Clark Edmund Malek accompany image credited Loveland.
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Gannon Five Falls 77 71 In Erie Narrow Defeat
Niagara staged a balanced scoring attack to beat Gannon 77-71 at Erie as Manny Leaks led Niagara with 17 points and Larry Peacock scored 30 for Gannon. California, Carnegie Tech and Clarion posted wins while Wash ington & Jefferson fell to California 94-77 and Clarion beat Alliance 93-85.
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Geneve College Star Joins West Penn Player of Week
Joe Worsham a 6 feet 7 inch center from Geneva College is named the first Player of the Week for the current basketball season by the West Penn Conference.
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Baseball Batting Averages Highlight Yastrzemski and Oliva
In the latest official batting figures Horton of Detroit posts .490 and Tom Tresh of the New York Yankees adds context. Yastrzemski hits .312 while Oliva leads with .321, as released earlier this week.
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Bowling stalwarts shine as Haenel leads with 629 score
Haenel toppled 215 211 203 for a 629 in the National B League returning to form after a slow spell. Oscar Joncas posted 610 in the American B League with 246 202 162 while Ann Gluvna led the VFW Ladies A with 571 including 222 177 172. Corrys Bowl-Aire swept James from the Leagues as Chester Czech led with 227 587 and Corrys total pinfall 2780 to 2726.
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New York’s Paul Lowe Voted Comeback Player of the Year
Paul Lowe of the AFL is named Comeback Player of the Year for rebounding from serious injuries. His return highlights the season as a marquee story for New York sports.
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