Corry Beavers Face Titusville In Tandem Night Action
Corry High teams stage a rare tandem night with boys basketball and wrestling hosting Titusville while swimming hosts Youngsville and Erie Strong Vincent at home later. Beavers seek a comeback after eight straight losses as coach Dick Fox leans on underclassmen led by Mc Laughlin Edwards and Hillstrom to upset the Rockets and spark a late-season surge.
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Shockers Not Conceding Anything
Wichita State coach Gary Thompson refused to concede the MVC title as the Shockers beat Drake 96 91 in Wichita for their 10th win in 15. Thompson led a balanced effort with 26 by himself and key contributions from Reed Pete and Armstrong, while Harold Jeter topped the Bulldogs with 24 points.
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Bowling league scores and coaching move noted
Corry Jamestown League saw Dorman roll 610 with a 248 opener and 178 189 followups. Lamielle led VFW Ladies A League with 539. In college news, Frank Jabris leaves BYU to join Vanderbilt under Coach Green. Washington State beat San Jose State 74 69 and Morehead topped Marshall 94 79.
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Herb Morton
Butch Hazeltine
Dick Melzer
Andy Tomeko
Jim Varasso
Ken Hulings
Jim Lundy
Bailey
Willie Harrison
Oscar Joncas
Dov Kelsey
Stan Sarnicki
Casper Worowicz
Fred McEldowney
Tom Burkhart
Len Edwards
Bob Smith
Don Edwards
Dick Chase
Jim Platt
Herb Berghaus
Don Clark
Florence Lamielle
VFW
Mary Hnatyszyn
Blanche Zajac
Bertha Carroll
Sophie Douglas
Dietsch
Doe Long
Harold Brewer
John Hajec
Dick Culver
John Francek
John Dubrosky
Tenn
Frank Jabris
Brigham Young University
Vanderbilt
Jack Green
Local High School Games Planned Across Erie Region
Tonight’s schedule features Titusville visiting Corry Meadville at Oil City Warren at Franklin Sherman at Clymer Union City at Waltsburg Fort LeBoeuf at Fairview Northwestern at Harborcreek Iroquois at North East General McLane at Girard Northern Area at West Forest East Forest at Youngsville Townville at Conneaut Valley Conneaut Lake at Linesville Mercer at Cochranton Erie Prep at McDowell Tidioute at Pleasantville Cambridge Springs at Randolph Erie Strong Vincent vs Erie Academy Erie Tech vs Erie East Grove City at Greenville Saegertown at Rocky Grove Lakeview at Cranberry Panama at Ripley.
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Egan Bullets Pinch Hitter Sets off Bullets Rally
Johnny Egan completed his second training session and aims to spark the Baltimore Bullets for the rest of the NBA schedule. He stepped in after Don Ohs fractured a cheekbone in Los Angeles, helped the Bullets beat the Hawks 122 113, preserving a tight race in the Western Division as road woes threatened to drop them from contention.
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Keystone Kegler Sets 830 Series In Philadelphia
Matt Verzilli, a former pin boy and now a design drafts man, rolled 268 and 276 for an 830 series, tying for the season’s high in the nation. The American Bowling Congress notes Don Hooper of Anaheim posted 831, while Philadelphia’s Billy Nox once held 820. Verzilli expected nerves but remained calm at the lane, though he felt worn at work the next day.
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Catfish Leads Hope Desert Classic at Palm Springs
Harold Kneece nicknamed Catfish tops the field by four strokes after 54 holes in the $100,000 Bob Hope Desert Classic. Arnold Palmer and others trail as Kneece, 31, from Aiken, S.C., seeks to hold off a late charge from veteran challengers with three rounds remaining. Dwight D. Eisenhower watched Palmer from the course as he joined in for nine holes, boosting morale despite a recent heart scare.
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Lions consider union talks and rookie pay demand
Veteran NFL and NFLPA linked figures discussed a $2 million pay increase and possible union involvement with the Lions and Cardinals. William Clay Ford dismissed the issue as blown over while confirming veterans met with a Teamsters member. Reports say players sought $300,000 in bonus money beyond salaries amid front office discontent.
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Sport Slates Adopted For 1966-67
Section Two athletic directors and principals adopted next season’s schedules at a meeting in Corry. The first All-Sports trophy will go to the school with the most points in five varsity sports. Franklin leads with five points, Meadville and Warren tied for second at 3.5, Titusville 1.5, Oil City 1.4, Corry 0.0. Wrestling finals, two matches linger, and the Warren at Corry track meet moved to April 28.
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Corry Junior High Smothers Youngsville 64 to 15
Corry Junior High crushed Youngsville 64 to 15 at the local gym for its 12th win in 14 games. Bob Boutwell led with 16 points, Bill Blynt added 14, and Fred Schwab and Dan Taylor each had nine as Ed Parteh’s squad hit 30 field goals to five for the visitors. Officials were J. Frisina and B. Johnston.
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Tiny) Schwab
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Reid shoots ace in Hope tourney at Dunes
Steve Reid, 29, of Springfield, Missouri, fired a hole in one during the Bob Hope Desert Classic second round at Palm Springs. He used a five iron, began on the back nine, and stood at 35 at the turn. Casper slid to 78 to reach 142, tied with Geiberger and Sanders as the field thinned. Kneece, PGA veteran since 1960, had not won a tour event and posted strong two round play with few putts.
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