Lake Erie Region Hosts Title Games in Cold Conditions
The AFL title features the San Diego Chargers facing the Buffalo Bills Saturday with about 41 000 at Buffalo and 83 000 expected in Cleveland for the NFL final Sunday. John Hadl or Tobin Rowe leads San Diego depending on injury, while Johnny Unitas and the Colts meet the Browns in a chilly Cleveland Stadium showdown. Weather and previous frosty finals loom as key factors in both games.
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North South all star tilt hinges on Heisman pair and Hayes
The North and South all star teams clash in Miami as Heisman winners Staubach and Huarte lead their squads with Hayes and Rhome in support. Georgia faces Sun Bowl foe Donnie Anderson while Preston Ridlehuber eyes rushing yards. Ressler signaled to play in the Hula Bowl.
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Herman Johnson
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Bulldogs
Donnie Anderson
Anderson
Preston Ridlehuber
T Ressler
Ion
Honolulu
Renormation Sigmalcaller
Ressler
Penn State
Ress
Alumni basketball game ends with Whites over Greens 39 31
Corry High alumni game featured two veteran squads. Carl Clabbatz led Whites with nine points while Mike Hanna and Terry Williams top Greens with eight each. The Whites pulled away late after a tight 25 25 fourth quarter as Clabbatz and Gilliland outscored the Greens.
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Tom Morse
Jim Davison
Carl Clabhatz
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Chuck Gilliland
Art Hotchkiss
Jerry McIntyre
Bob Wickwire
Dave Beal
Bcit
Clabbatz
Yall
Greens
Mitchall
Olson
Bromley
Butchlery
Frank Frisina
Gilliland
Wiliams
Hanna
Dartsay
College basketball scores from Sunday games
St Josephs 60 Bowl 54, Villanova 101 St Francis 58, Temple 73 Penn 59. Louisville 88 Bellarmine 71. Michigan 99 Butler 81. Cincinnati 71 Oregon State 56. Dayton 41 Army 33. DePaul 91 Seattle 77. Ohio U 88 Northwestern 67. New Mexico 102 H Payne 32. Arizona 77 Texas Western 40. SMU 78 Missouri 73. San Francisco 86 Utah St 7. Louisiana State 104 Boston Cal 88. Southern Cal 69 Santa Clara 66. Murray 77 Western Ky 68. Tournament Championship.
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Sparta Edges Union City in late tight boys game
Sparta tops Union City 66 52 as Blakeslee leads with strong scoring and Jel keeps pressure. Linden adds 13, Croston 15, while Union City misses a last second shot to force a comeback. Sparta hosts General McLane next, Union City faces Covey in a holiday tournament.
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Corry
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Ponna
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Nil Rote
John Séranilian
Duck Croston
Tyson City
Allman
Ce Unionry
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Corry Pistoleers Triumph Over Jamestown In Local Match
Corry Pistoleers defeated Jamestown at the Rod and Gun Club range. Scoring leaders included Dick Lindberg with 286 and 288 for Corry, Mann 272, McElroy 272, Lindberg 288, Pokulski 272, and McElroy 275. Jamestown’s top totals came from Stearns 285 and LaLande 273 among others.
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Hin
Corry
R. Mann
Nori McElroy
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Whaley
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D. Stearns
Corry — Mann
D. Lindberg
K. Lindberg
Pokulski
McElroy
Archers to Enjoy Special Season in Pennsylvania
The Game Commission announced a special extended archery deer season in Allegheny County and Southeastern Pennsylvania starting January 9. Hunters who did not sell a deer during regular rifle or bow seasons in 1964 may participate. The area is bounded by Route 7 to the north, the Susquehanna River to the west, and the Delaware River to the east.
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Compena
Pennsylvania
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