CAHS Matmen win Warren Holiday Wrestling Tourney title
Corry Area High School's Beavers outpaced Brookville and Eisenhower to claim the team championship at the Warren Holiday Wrestling Tournament. Five CAHS wrestlers won titles led by Jay Grace, Scott Crowell, Rick Fenno, Shawn McElroy, and Randy Kendrick. Brookville placed second with three champions, Eisenhower third, Warren fourth.
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Tourney
Brookville High School
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Warren
Fighting Dragons
Bob Lindsey
Beavers
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Scott Crowell
Journey
Rick Fenno
Shawn McElroy
Randy Kendrick
Brookville
Corry
Perry Fish
Mike Rushin
Larry Borton
Rushin
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Dick Ray
Borton
The
Tom Reed
Brad Sickler
CAHS
Grace
Greg Williams
Denny Schwane
Fenno
Brad Miller
Jamie Mohney
Crowell
Mike Baldensperger
Delvin Yeager
McElroy
Denny Bartley
Ron Wilson
Kendrick
Dave Gerardo
Greg Booddorf
Andy Milligan
Lindsey
Wattsburg
Fragmentary Note on Seeds and Timing
A partial OCR line mentions sand seeds and timing around 60 te, with unclear noun phrases. The readable fragments suggest a discussion of seeds and a time reference, but no coherent event, place, or participants emerge from the text.
College Bowls Set as Irish and Alabama Vie for No 1
Alabama and Notre Dame meet in the Sugar Bowl with top national ranking on the line before 80,000 in New Orleans. Both teams boast high-powered offenses and strong defenses as other bowls unfold with OSU USC Texas Nebraska Penn State LSU and Missouri results noted.
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Alabama
Notre Dame
New Orleans
Tulane
Ara Parseghian
Bear Bryant
Fighting Irish
Tom Clements
UCLA Tops Holiday Basketball Tourneys In Home Wins
The weekend showcased home teams winning big as UCLA captured the Bruin Classic finale 90-70 over Michigan. Maryland, Marquette, New Mexico, Nevada-Las Vegas, Temple, Hawaii, Manhattan, Davidson and Detroit also claimed tourney titles. Maryland beat Boston College 58-37. Marquette edged Wisconsin 49-48 in OT. New Mexico toppled Minnesota 102-68. UNLV beat Virginia 77-72. Temple beat California 51-42. Hawaii defeated Purdue 76-67. Manhattan beat St John’s 74-65. Davidson downed Miami Ohio 97-87. Detroit topped Fairfield 73-65. Missouri edged Town State 80-78. USC won All-College in Oklahoma City 96-75. Washington beat Oregon State 65-56. NC State beat Memphis State 98-83 to win the Sugar Bowl Classic in New Orleans.
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UCLA
Michigan
Johnny Orr
Maryland
Marquette
New Mexico
Nevada
Las Vegas
Temple
Hawaii
Manhattan
Davidson
Detroit
Tom McMillen
Boston College
Wisconsin
Jerry Homan
Minnesota
Bernard Hardin
Ricky Sobers
St. John's
New York
Bill Campion
Miami
Ohio
John Falconi
Detroit University
Fairfield
Owen Wells
Riley Dotson
Garvink
Missouri
Town State
Southern California
Oklahoma City
Oral Roberts
Washington
Oregon State
Portland
Ore
North Carolina State
Rosie Caruso Fires A 591 In Bowling Session
Rosie Caruso posted a 591 series in the Avalon Seniors League on Saturday with games of 213 and 229, adding to her year totals of top game 246 and high series 639. Other notable scores included Sam Smith's 296 game and Jeff Mack's 215 as part of a busy bowling day among various league participants.
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Rosie Caruso
Caruso
Sam Smith
Avalon
Jeff Mack
Wok Pewnneiey
Isis
Hari
Wickwire
Air Seniors
Vikes and Dolphins reach Super Bowl with 27 10 wins
Miami Dolphins, led by Larry Csonka’s 117 yards and three touchdowns, crushed the Oakland Raiders 27 10 to win the American Conference and earn a third straight title game berth. Minnesota Vikings also defeated the Dallas Cowboys 27 10 to claim the National Conference crown and set up Super Bowl VIII meeting in Houston.
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Richard Todd
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Texas Longhorns
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Marshall Johnson
Donnie McGraw
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Don Shula
Miami Dolphins
Packers
Vince Lombardi
Dolphins
Larry Csonka
Oakland Raiders
Jimmy
the Greek" Snyder
Minnesota Vikings
Rice Stadium
Minnesota
Dallas Cowboys
Shula
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Tarkenton
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Golden Richards
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Cowboys
Texas Stadium
John Gilliam
Mel Renfro
Cornell Green
Cowboy
Bob Bryant Ister
Roger Staubach
New Revamped Pistons Top Bucks in Tight NBA Win
Detroit unveiled a new lineup with George Trapp at forward and John Mengelt at guard as they edged Milwaukee 98-91. Dave Bing scored 22 and Bob Lanier 20, while Kareem Abdul Jabar led Milwaukee with 30 in a crowded late stretch. Other results included Lakers over Braves 108-105 and Knicks over Kings 102-85.
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Ray Scott
Pistons
Milwaukee Bucks
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National Basketball Association
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John Mengelt
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Mengelt
Dave Bing
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Jimmy Price
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Jim Fox
Don Watts
Seattle
Cazzie Russell
Blazers
Bulls
Portland
John Johnson
Sidney Wicks
Chet Walker
Chicago
Pacers
Q’s
Roger Brown
Indiana
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