Five grid greats join Hall of Fame class in Canton
Earle Stautner and four others nicknamed Greasy Neale were elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton. The 1950s stars Nomellini Perry Stautner and Edwards were honored, joining 54 inductees with ceremonies set for September. Selection was by the Hall of Fame committee from NFL and AFL club reps.
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New Baseball Commissioner Faces Early Woes and Move Talk
Bowie Kuhn, newly named baseball commissioner, faces early pressure as talks surface about relocating headquarters to Chicago. Cubs owner Phil Wrigley and Dodgers owner Walter O’Malley have favored Chicago for eight years, while White Sox owner Arthur Allyn notes long-running league feuds. Kuhn aims to limit league rivalry to the World Series while modernizing baseball’s structure with input from the Players Association.
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Dennis McLain
Bob Gibson
Marvin Miller
Players Associaton
Miller
National League
Snowmobile Rally Set By UC Jaycees
The Union City Jaycees with help from the weatherman announce a snowmobile rally at Union City Country Club grounds this Sunday. Registrations start 10 30 a m with races at 11 30 a m thirty one races planned including juvenile, sowderpulf and tandem events trophies awarded to top three in each race grand championship trophy also given admission 10 cents under 12 free five miles south of Union City on Route 8 contact Carl Thomas or Dan Drake for details
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La Salle Eyes No. 8 After Victory Over Lafayette
La Salle, ranked seventh, tied a school record with nine straight regular season wins after a 97-85 victory over Lafayette. Starters Larry Cannon 29 points and Ken Durrett 20 led the Explorers, with Tom Gola guiding his rookie season to a 17-1 mark. Tulsa, Duquesne, and New Mexico State also won in the Top Twenty.
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Aaron Jenkins
Iowa State
Bob Arnzen
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Ohio
Marshall
George Burkhart
Warren junior breaks norm as girl scorer in wrestling match
Debie Spangler, Warren junior, sat at the scorer’s table for a Corry Warren wrestling meet. She is the Dragons’ scorekeeper, a role typically held by males. Her interest began with an eighth grade teacher and received support from a Warren sophomore teacher.
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Swimmers Host Iroquois Tonight
The Corry Beaver swim team, on a five game win streak and 62 overall, hosts the Iroquois tankers at 7 30 in the pool. It is the first meeting this season and the Orange and Black plan a return meet on the 20th.
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Beaver Cage Squad Hosts Rocky Grove
Rocky Grove Orioles visit Beaver hardwood for a second meeting with Beaver, low on league place after a 44 record in Section Two. Rocky Grove edged Franklin 68 50 in their first meeting, then beat Meadville before losses to Ti tusville and Oil City, entering the game in fifth place. Beavers ride a seven game slide led by Joe Frisina's injury and a one point loss to Warren. Starting Beavers likely Schwab Sample Blynt Chase Cummings with Boutwell Bailey Bloom Grice ready. Grovers led by Rick Walikowski with 131 points on the season, adding 22 Tuesday against Franklin.
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Mark Bloom
Steve Grice
Frisina
Jim Harvey
Mile Donoghue
Grovers
Rick Walikowski
Grapplers Travel To Saegertown
Beaver wrestlers chase Crawford County League leaders Saegertown in a non section meet on Saegertown mats. Saegertown stands 7 3, Beaver 6 4 overall 3 3 in Section Two. Key Saegertown weight classes include 95 127 133 154 with undefeated Mulligan Scott, and lineups list Sekerak Dingfelder Jackson Crowell Brown Eston Thomas Thomas Dubrosky Oomitz Hasbrouck Corbett. Junior varsity at 6 30, varsity at 7 30.
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Ike Williams
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Bob Benson
Jim Sekerak
Larry Dingfelder
Keith Zirkle
Jeff Jackson
Jim Bennett
Ed Bahurinsky
Dave Crowell
Terry Mulli
Penguins Beat Rangers For First Win Of Season
Pittsburgh Penguins top New York Rangers 3 2 on two early third period power plays marking their first victory in nine games and New York’s first loss in as many. Mike Hinkson leads with 117 points as Dave Allen Scott Walters and Dick McCarren prep for tomorrow’s games with substitutes Barry McClinstock Tim Knight and Bill Friggle. Junior varsity starts 6:30 at Corry Area High School gym, varsity at 8.
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Lamar Tech Takes No. 1 In Small College Poll
Lamar Tech moves to the top of the Associated Press small college basketball rankings after a 15 game unbeaten streak ended by Texas Arlington. Fairmont dropped to third as Ashland rose to second and Gannon Sill notes the season’s first stumble for the leader.
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Tex
Associated Press Weekly
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Ashland
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Worris Harvey
Lamar Tech Tops Poll With 259 Points In Close Voting
A panel of 19 sports writers and broadcasters crowned Lamar Tech first with 259 points, narrowly ahead of Ashland 251 and Fairmont 245. Lamar Tech earned six first place votes, Ashland three, Fairmont three, while eight other teams received one top vote each. The top 20 listed season records through Feb 1 and included Stephenville Austin, Southwestern Louisiana, Kentucky Wesleyan, Trinity Texas, Long Beach State, South Dakota State, and Wittenberg, with Alcorn A&M and South Carolina State also noted among ranked teams.
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