Byes Byes Byes Corry Fans Hope Bliley Soon Back
Corry basketball fans cheer that John Bliley’s ankle sprain from Friday’s win over Titusville isn’t broken. Saturday x rays found no fracture, though he must rest a few days and stay off the ankle. He’s expected to be ready for the Christmas tournament next week in Corry.
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Bills Billing Topples Chargers Next
The Associated Press notes a Buffalo victory over San Diego is likely for the AFL title game with a focus on intangibles and weather at Cleveland’s lakefront stadium. San Diego seeks a repeat despite two straight losses, while Buffalo rides the Eastern Division lead and a hopeful playoff lift.
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Warrior Rookie Finds Self in Battle for Warriors
Barry Kramer, San Francisco first draft pick, bronzed as underperformer so far, comes off bench in late play against Buffalo. Warriors, last in Western Division, rally in final moments but lose 143-111 to the 76ers in a low-scoring season stretch.
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Cats Foiled In Own Tourney As Wildcats Fall In Final
Raghu hosts Ken tuck Wildcats in the Ti Invitational Basketball Tourney where Illinois upset Kentucky in a final decided by a close margin. Aces of Evansville and UCLA featured in other early season tourneys as top teams posted wins. The event drew a record 23,300 fans over two nights while national powers like Indiana and Providence kept unbeaten records intact.
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Wednesday Night Alumni Cast Looks Good at Area High
Alumni basketball game at Area High School gym features stars from 1954 to 1963 with two teams led by Dick Fox and Ed Partch. Varsity letter winners only. seating by class groups on east and west. Proceeds go to the school's medical fund. admission 50 cents.
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Mixed Doubles league scores highlight solid performances
Laura Snow posted a 614 series with a 203 in the third game in WEW Mixed Doubles. Giz Tripp and Alberta Van Winkle also delivered strong scores, while Barb Wickwire, Lu Fodorer, and Walt Dundon led Bowl-Aire in other matches. Corry Jamestown Owls and Beaver League participants posted multiple high scores including 525 and 515 series respectively.
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Butkus Tops Lineman In AP Poll For 1964
Dick Butkus the top lineman in college football for 1964, an All-America standout from Illinois, was named the outstanding lineman in the AP poll. He collected 53 votes from 125 writers and broadcasters, with Tennessee’s J Steve DeLong second and Notre Dame’s Jack Snow third.
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Bantamweight Bout Highlights South Africa to Argentina Clash
De Janiero Valde Miró Pinto from South Africa and Miguel Angel Bott of Argentina feature in a bantamweight showdown on the card dated the 15th. The bout pits regional talent, with both fighters seeking early momentum and a win to advance in the division.
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Ole Miss Coach Vaught Under Fire After Bowl Loss
AP report describes Ole Miss coach Johnny Vaught facing sharp criticism from writers after a 147 Tulsa victory in the Bluebonnet Bowl. Tulsa limited Mississippi’s high hopes, while Vaught’s postgame actions angered reporters and columnists noting delays and the Rebels’ eighth straight bowl defeat. Rhome, Tulsa’s QB, avoided sacks early then led late scoring drives including a tying TD and a decisive pass to Eddie Pletcher.
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Squash Champion Hetherington Wins Saucon Valley Tourney
Bethlehem, Pa Bob Hetherington of Pittsburgh amateur captured the Saucon Valley Gowitry Chub Round Robin Squash Ratquels Tournament yesterday with a 4 0 record. Runner up was Sam Howe amateur from Haverford, Pa.
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