Bennett Sets Swim Meet Record in Loss to Cathedral Prep
Jon Bennett captains CAHS as he wins two events including a new team mark in the 10 yard backstroke and the 200 yard freestyle, while Rich Zarger and Tim Hurst pace CAHS diving with a 1-2 finish. The Corry squad falls 63 to 30 as Cathedral Prep dominates early, with Bennett also runner-up in the 400 yard freestyle and multiple second-place finishes. The team awaits a Jan. 3 return in Oil City after a winless start this season.
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Cronin Rules Williams Under Contract With A's
AL President Joe Cronin ruled Dick Williams remains under contract to Charlie Finley and the Oakland Athletics. He also said Ralph Houk is with the Detroit Tigers and left open whether Williams can join the Yankees. Cronin spoke in Chicago after two days of hearings with Williams Finley Houk and executives from the involved clubs.
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Bears Meet Winless Union City In Wrestling Test
Corry Area High School hosts Union City in a dual meet with JV at 1 30 pm and varsity at 3 00 pm Coach Tom McCloskey says his Bears are 0 1 this season after a loss to Fairview Two new varsity faces join the lineup as Robert Lindsey seeks a winning mix for Corry While Union City stands 1 2 in independent play the Beavers aim to balance their record with a win in this rivalry match The announced Corry lineup lists 98 Tom Reed vs George Pollock 105 Perry Fish vs Richard Long 112 Jay Grace vs Randy Higley 119 Rick Fenno vs Darrel Sammons 126 Mike Rushin vs Doug Rankin 133 Larry Borton vs Dan Sammon 138 Ernest Van Tassel vs Wally Bem 146 Gordon Bailey vs Ron Nairmaier 155 Scott Crowell vs Steve Thompson 167 Brad Sickler vs Denny Hunter 185 Shawn McElroy vs Dave Turetsch HVW Randy Kendrick vs Dan Seeley
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Dorsett and Green Vie In Tonight's Fiesta Bowl Showdown
Pitt freshman star Tony Dorsett and Arizona State star Woody Green face off in the Fiesta Bowl at Tempe's Sun Devil Stadium. Dorsett seeks a standout national TV debut against No. 10 ASU, with Pitt aiming to cap a 6-4-1 season against a 10-1 Sun Devils led by quarterback Danny White. The 8 p.m. EST kickoff airs on WQLN-TV channel 54 in Erie before a 51,000 crowd and national audience expectations.
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Arizona State seeks bowl dominance for two 1000-yard rushers
ASU, the Western Athletic Conference champion, aims to spread its reputation east while maintaining bowl dominance. White holds seven NCAA records and, alongside Ben Malone, helped two ASU runners surpass 1,000 yards in a season. The Sun Devils, noted for explosive play, face Pitt as Majors predicts a high scoring game despite Pitt’s ball control.
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Tom Shaw Tops City Bowling With 257 And 617
Tom Shaw led all city bowlers with a 257 game and 617 total over three games, topping the field as the only bowler to surpass 200 in both appearances. Dale Wilkinson also reached the 200s with a 210 and 202. Jim McAndrew was traded from the Mets to Washington for pitcher Steve Simpson.
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Pro Football Playoff Kickoff Sees Steelers Raiders Clash
Four Pro Games kick off the NFL playoffs with two Saturday contests in Oakland and Minnesota, as the Steelers meet the Raiders in a rematch and the Redskins face the Vikings in a high powered NFC battle. Sunday features the Bengals Dolphins and Rams Cowboys in key AFC and NFC clashes. The Steelers rely on Terry Bradshaw while Oakland features Ken Stabler after a record breaking defensive season. The Redskins chase a third straight postseason showing under George Allen, and Fran Tarkenton leads the Vikings into a 12-2 campaign. The Dolphins, under Don Shula, seek a rebound after a rough year with two losses in 14 starts.
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Maxwell Club Taps O J Simpson And John Cappelletti
The Maxwell Football Club named O J Simpson and John Cappelletti as award recipients in Philadelphia. Simpson, Bills running back and former college star, won the Bert Bell Award while Cappelletti earned the Maxwell Award as a Heisman winner at Penn State. Formal presentation is set for January 21 in the city.
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Brown Leads Cager Parade In Early Must Win Run
Corry Beaver hoops under Coach Ed Partch defend home court against Rocky Grove after opening 4 games with wins over Strong Vincent and Maplewood and losses to McDowell by 30 and Oil City by 20. Brown tops scoring with 58.5 ppg average 63 ppg allowed, Kolaja leads with 37 rebounds at 9.3 avg.
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