Hoopster Hollerings: Corry Beavers Faces Tough Section Two Start
Bill Klapther notes a rough 1-5 begin for Corry Beavers with upcoming Section Two games shaping a long season. He highlights Skip Schwab as a strong prospect, mentions coach Denny Patton’s team and Townville’s hot run, and praises referee service while urging fan support at CAHS for tonight’s 8 p.m. game.
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Joe Frisina
Corry Beavers
Corry
Skip Schwab
Skip
Franklin
Ol City
Warren
Meadville
Townville
Denny Patton
Titusville
Beavers
CAHS
Eastern Pro Basketball League extends Rudolph contract
The Eastern Professional Basketball League renews president Harry Rudolph for two more years with a salary increase. The new pact runs through June 1972 and maintains Rudolph's leadership of the circuit across all teams.
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New York
Harry Rudolph
Rudolph
UCLA Remains No 1 As Tar Heels Top Poll Votes
The Associated Press top 20 college basketball poll shows UCLA still No 1 with 29 of 30 first place ballots totaling 598 points. North Carolina edges past Davidson into No 2 with 542 points. Santa Clara climbs to the top 10 after beating Houston and San Francisco, while Duke tumbles from ninth and drops out of the top 20. New Mexico State and Louisville join the top 20, with Kansas leading the second 10 and California rising to 15th.
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Associated Prom
UCLA
Tar Heels
North Carolina
Uclans
Associated Press
Davidson
Kentucky
New Mexico
Cincinnati
Notre Dame
Villanova
St. Bonaventure
Santa Clara
Houston
San Francisco
Broncos
Cougars
Duke
Iowa
Wichita State
New Mexico State
Louisville
State
Kansas
Purdue
Detroit
California
LaSalle
Ohio State
Western Kentucky
Ft Kansas
California ci
Beaver Matmen To Ft LeBoeuf
Corry Area High School wresting travels to Ft LeBoeuf High School at Waterford tonight to face a strong Bison squad after beating Wattsburg last week. Coach Bob Benson keeps the lineup mostly intact with changes planned at 127 and 145 pounds Craig Bailey and Larry Thomas. Varsity weight class lineups include Jaquith Sekerak Dingfelder Jackson Bennett Bailey Brown Eaton Thomas Dubrosky Kuzma Lorbett for Beaver and Carnahan Kerr Proetor Ignasiak Plonski Heynoski Whiteisey Osborne Jenkins Wuhrer Lindberg Kuhns for the Bison. Junior varsity features John Payer leading Gary Fish Fralick Kuzma Higley Crowell Messinger Johnson McCray Harned Loren Smith Hasbrouck with Frank Savko 88-pound exhibition. Matches start 6:30 PM with varsity at 7:30.
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Bob Benson
Wattsburg
Benson
Craig Bailey
Larry Thomas
Beavers
Wattsburg Bobcats
Dave Crowell
Frank Messinger
Don Johnson
Eric McCray
Ken Harned
Loren Smith
Norm Hasbrouck
Frank Savko
Penn State lands 12 on All-State football teams
Penn State placed 12 players on the All-State first and second teams in the 1968 selection by AP writers and broadcasters. Ted Kwalick and Dennis Onkotz repeat as All-Americans at tight end and linebacker, with teammates and rivals from Wilkes, Slippery Rock, Lehigh, and others earning spots on offense and defense across the state.
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Philadelphia
Penn State
Ted Kwalick
Dennis Onkotz
Associated Press
Kwalick
Onkotz
Nittany Lions
Wilkes
Joe Skvarla
Onkatz
Jack Ham
Dick Siwak
East Stroudsburg State
Dick Lettieri
Lafayette
Monessen
Bucknell
Charley Pittman
Penn
Gerry Santini
Pittman
Lenny Moore
Santini
West Chester
Bert Nye
Rams
State College
Frank Spaznani
Ed Thomas
al Tugged
Lebanon Valley
Villanova
Rich Moore
Mike Reid
Fins Pas
George Burrell
Joe Wiendl
Jerry Clark
Indiana
Ali Surrenders to Jail in Quickest Quipster Moment
Muhammad Ali formerly Cassius Clay turned himself in at Dade County Jail to serve a 17 month and 10 day sentence for driving on an expired license. He was made a jail trusty while attorney Henry Arrington seeks a possible reduction. Ali faces a five year draft-dodging conviction on appeal before the US Supreme Court and hopes to return to boxing for financial reasons.
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Miami, Fla
Dade County
Muhammad Ali
Cassius Clay
Tim
Ali
Henry Arrington
U.S. Supreme Court
Aliaid
Sports Illustrated
Cage Schedule Summary for Erie Area High Schools
Erie area schedule lists matches including Strong Vincent at Bradford, Erie East at Oil City, Erie Tech at Ellwood City, Fort LeBoeuf at Girard, North East at Union City, General McLane at Fairview, Meadville at Sharon, and Jamestown Pa facing Randolph with multiple local teams like Bradford, Oil City, Oil City, and Panama in today’s prep cage lineup.
Florida Racers Told To License First Girl Jockey
Florida State Racing Commission was ordered by Circuit Court Judge Jack A to license Barbara Jo Rubin as the state's first girl jockey or face a court challenge. The ruling directs the commission to justify why Rubin should not be licensed and explained the legal obligation to grant the license.
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Miami
Fla
Florida State Racing Commission
Barbara Jo Rubin
Circuit Court
Jack A
Top Ten Upsets Mark Rough Night in College Basketball
The Associated Press reports a rough night for top teams as No 9 St Bonaventure fell 71-68 to Detroit while No 2 North Carolina crushed Clemson 90-69 and No 5 New Mexico lost to Colorado 77-72. Cincinnati was routed 83-68 by Southern California, Notre Dame beat Minnesota 69-45, and Kansas barely defeated Murray State 72-50. Detroit, rising after Olympic exposure, handed a major test and held Haywood to his lowest scoring game.
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Boonies
Bob Lanier
Spencer Haywood
Haywood
Yeoman
Lanier
Associated Press
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New Mexico
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Dick Grubar
Tar Heels
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Lobos
Cliff Meely
Southern
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Gophers
Austin Carr
Bob Whitmore
Carr
Larry Mikan
George
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Lamar Tech
Tulsa
Vanderbilt
Bowling Green
Wyoming
Stanford
Rec Volleyball Reminder for January Rosters
Joe Likac reminds teams to submit rosters by January 1 for the rec league. Play starts January 8 at 7 20 p m in the Corry Area High School gymnasium. Only one inquiry was on record. contact Lukse at the school or 669 1681.
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Joe Likac
Recreation
Corry Area
Lukse
Austin Fired As Head Coach For Steelers
AP reports Bill Austin, known for discipline, was fired as Pittsburgh Steelers head coach after a 11-28-3 record in three years and a winless season in division play. The club seeks a new coach as it returns to a familiar path of changes despite management harmony.
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Bill Austin
Pittsburgh Steelers
National Football League
Raad
Austin
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Buddy Parker
Steelers
McLain Named Pro Athlete of the Year in Philadelphia
Den ny McLain, star pitcher of the Detroit Tigers, was chosen Pro Athlete of the Year by the Philadelphia Sports Writers Association. The 31-game winner led the Tigers to the AL pennant, becoming the first pitcher in over 30 years to reach 30 wins, and also earned MVP and the Young Award as best pitcher.
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Philadelphia
Denny McLain
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Sports Writers Association
McLain
Tigers
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