Beavers Clip Eagles Wings In 62 23 Victory
Corry Beavers, led by Pete McLaughlin and Duane Edwards, defeated Youngsville 62 to 23 in Beavers gym. McLaughlin scored 24 and Edwards 15 as Corry built a 21-11 halftime lead and pulled away with strong outside shooting and stifling defense. The win marked our team’s seventh in eight games and sets up a next tilt against Ft. LeBoeuf.
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Beavers Clip Eagles’ Wings
Pete McLaughlin
Duane Edwards
Corry Beavers
Youngsville
Beaver
Orange and Black
Corry
Eagles
McLaughlin
Edwards
Beavers
Ron Knapp
Gary Blynt
Knapp
Carl Hillstrom
Fred Schwab
Ft. LeBoeuf
LeBoeuf
Waterford
Yankees Trade Howser for Downs and Cash
New York receives shortstop Dick Howser from Cleveland in exchange for rookie pitcher Gil Downs and cash. Laurel races canceled due to snow. Huskers begin Sugar Bowl drills ahead of January 2 clash with Alabama.
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Yankees
Indians
NEW York
New York Yankees
Dick Howser
Cleveland Indians
Gil Downs
Laurel, Md
Laurel Racetrack
Brownsville
Tex
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Alabama
You Can't Have It It’s Mine Christmas Rivalry
Pete McLaughlin forces two Youngsville Eagles Bob Chisholm and Barry Munson to lose a prized ball in a tense game. Chisholm commits a foul for the take-away effort as Duane Edwards misses a second quarter lay-up. Journal photo by Endsley.
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Pete McLaughlin
Youngsville Eagles
Bob Chisholm
Barry
Munson
Chisholm
Duane Edwards
Milt Johnson
The
Eagles
Journal
Endsley
Corry JVs Top Eagles 32 To 23
Corry JV basketball team beat Youngsville JV 52 to 23 in Beaver gym. Harry Barkham coaches the Little Beavers who improved to 3-5 this season. Scoop Sample 16 points Harrison 12 led scoring with Schwab Sutton Blynt adding eight each.
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Corry JV
Youngsville Jvs
Beaver
Harry Barkham
Little Beavers
Corry
Eagles
Barkham
Orange
Black
Youngsville
Scoop Sample
Denny Harrison
Sample
Harrison
Rick Schwab
Eric Sutton
Bill Blynt
Youngsville JV
Holcombe Johnson
Schwab
Kennedy Hasbrouck Chase
Bracken Sorenson
Los Angeles Girl Earns Double Honor on All America Track Team
Charlotte Cooke an 18 year old middle distance star from Los Angeles was named to the Amateur Athletic Union 1966 women's All America track and field team for both the quarter mile and half mile. She set American records of 53.4 seconds in the quarter and 2 minutes 5.0 seconds in the half mile.
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New York
Charlotte Cooke
Los Angeles
Amateur Athletic Union
Miss Cooke
Local prep basketball scores and results across region
Scoreboard briefs show Corry 62 over Youngsville 28 and prep 86 over Ven. Christian 30. Other results include Bradford 65 over Vincent 49, Cambridge Springs 62 over Academy 60, Fort LeBoeuf 84 over Union City 61, Northwestern 61 over Fairview 4, Iroquois 73 over Wattsburg 48, General McLane 88 over North East 77, Harborcreek 65 over Girard 55, Warren 91 over Kane 65, Rocky Grove 90 over Linesville 58, Titusville 54 over Townville 52, Franklin 53 over Brookville 42, Cranberry 74 over Saegertown 58, Spartansburg 97 over Commodore 55, Greenville 71 over Conneaut Lake 7, Johnsonburg 67 over Elk Christian 8, Kennedy Christian 63 over Lakeview 58, Slippery Rock over Randolph 103 to 32, Bemus Point N Y 81 over Northern Area 64, Cochranton 78 over Jamestown 48, Sherman N Y 73 over Clymer 58.
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Iroquois
Wattsburg
General McLane
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Girard
Warren
Kane
Rocky Grove
Linesville
Titusville
Townville
Franklin
Brookville
Cranberry
Saegertown
Spartansburg
Commodore Erty
Greenville
Conneaut Lake
Sharpsville
Kennedy Christian
Lakeview
Slippery Rock
Randolph
Tidioute
Bemus Pl
N.Y
Northern Area
Cochranton
Jamestown
Sherman
Clymer
Clymer Five Loses To Sherman In Lopsided Match
Sherman defeats Clymer 47 to 55 as Jim Cady scores 24 for the Pirates. Sherman leads 18-13 after one, 40-25 at halftime, with Fortune and Paul scoring 18 and 17. Vander Shaft tops Clymer with 11 before fouling out. JV I also goes to Sherman 60 to 40. Next game is December 30 at Spartansburg.
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Clymer Pirates
Sherman
Clymer
Dave Mall
Pirates
Esuch Challenge
Fortune
Paul
Larry Vander Shaft
Ricky Kress
Cady
Neckers
Roush
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Schurman
Bemis
Maring
Pace Neely named to lead Vanderbilt athletic programs
Vanderbilt University in Nashville hired Bill Pace from Arkansas as head football coach and Jess Neely from Rice as athletic director. Cowboys quarterback Don Meredith, after a stomach ache and hospital visit, was cleared and expected to play January 1 in the NFL title game against Green Bay.
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Tenn
Vanderbilt University
Arkansas
Bill Pace
Jess Neely
Rice University
Meredith
Dallas
Don Meredith
Dallas Cowboys
Green Bay
Cowboys
Ronald Garvey
Loyola Upsets Fifth-Ranked Michigan State 74 70
Loyola University of the South in New Orleans upset fifth-ranked Michigan State 74 70 as Jim Jackomski scored four clutch points in the final 9 seconds after Barry Geraghty fouled out. The Wolfpack climb from last season’s 9 17 record, with head coach Ron Greene praising the team’s complete effort.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Loyola University of the South
New Orleans Loyola
Wolfpack
Michigan State Spartans
Jim Jackomski
Dubuque
Iowa
Barry Geraghty
Ron Greene
Loyola
Michigan State
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Houston
Florida State
Tampa
Fla
Washington
Te Cougars
Spartansburg Defeats Commodore Perry 97 to 55
Spartansburg, led by 34 points from guard Bob Troyer and 21 from Don Minnick, rolled to a 97 55 win over Commodore Perry in their gym. The victory, fourth in six games for coach Rene Nicklas, left Spartansburg missing Hal Tubbs with a broken ankle.
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Commodore Perry
Spartans
Rene Nicklas
Bob Troyer
Spartan
Don Minnick
Barry Scouten
Dave Straite
Scouten
Straite
Cresswell
Werger
Hal Tubbs
Netterman
Union City
Edinboro Beats Fredonia Behind Record 64 Point Night
Frank Smith scored a record 64 points to lead Edinboro past Fredonia 110-104 as the Highlanders shot 60 percent. Larry Lewis scored 18 as St Francis 73-67 rallied past Marshall, with the Frankies 19 of 29 at the line.
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Gannon
Tennessee State
Obie Snyder
Tennessee
Cal Graham
Associated Press
Smith
Fredonia
Frank Smith
Edinboro
Highlanders
Larry Lewis
Marshall
Frankies
Iden
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Zogle Lumber
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Julie Sandberg
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