Beaver Club Banquet Honors CAHS Athletes
CAHS athletes and cheerleaders receive awards at the Beaver Club All-Sports banquet at 7 PM at the Moose home. Six trophies include Bachemer Memorial, Ball, Sivan Club, Key Club, Varsity Club for swimming and track, and golf. Guest speaker E. E. Rip Miller, former Notre Dame star and Naval Academy athletics director, will address attendees.
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CAHS
Corry Area
Moose
Richard Bachemer
Louis Ball
Clara Bachomer
Bachomer
Leroy Peck
Carry Area’ High School
Notre Dame
Four Horsemen
Miller
Rip Engle
Duffy Daugherty
John Michelosen
Woody Hayes
Ed “Moose” Krause
Sid Gillman
Dick Colman
Pete Elliott
Red Cochrane
al DeLuca
Peter Russo
Erie County
Corry
Wayne Eakin
Franklin
Joe Massa
Warren
Roy VanHorn
Titusville
Blair Hildebrand
Oil City
Jim Covey
Meadville
Lou Groza
Cookie Gilchrist
Dick Groat
Awmas Ft. Shupe
Russell Brant
Lou Hanna
Nee 80
E. E
Rip) Miller
U.S. Naval Academy
H. Kenyon Leishman
Wichita Rolling Without Dave
Wichita's eighth ranked Shockers beat St Louis 72 64 on the Billikens home court without All America Dave Stallworth and solidified a three game MVC lead. Nate Bowman sat earlier but Wichita moved to 14 3 while planning a trip to Duquesne as major top ranked teams faced Michigan Davidson Providence UCLA Saint Josephs Duke Vanderbilt and San Francisco in strong action.
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Associated Press
Stallworth
Wichita
Wheatshockers
Shockers
Dave Stallworth
St. Louis
Billikens
Louisville
Bradley
Thalg
Gary Thompson
Tender Stallworth
Nate Bowman
Wheatshackers
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Michigan
Iowa
Ann Arbor
Davidson
West Virginia
Charlotte
N.C
Wolverines
Northwestern
Mountaineers
Wildcat
Providence
Niagara
Lensain
UCLA
Duke
Jack Marin
Rae
Clyde Lee
Vanderbilt
Tulane
Southeastern
San Francisco
Tulsa
St.Mary's
Barber's Orioles Aim for 1965 Pace Behind Steve Barber
The Baltimore Orioles look to Steve Barber to anchor 1965 pitching as he did against the Yankees last season. Barber, a veteran left-hander, signed a reported 23 000 contract with 2 000 annual salary and a career 66-51 record. His 1964 season had limited value, with only two starts after injuries while the team trailed the Yankees in third.
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Baltimore Orioles
New York
Steve Barber
Yankees
Barber
Ponsa
Alles
Orioles
Dennis Bennett
Boston
Ron’ Hansen
Chicago White Gox
Bears Clinch Opener in YMCA Recreation Wrestling Meet
The YMCA Recreation Wrestling League opened with two matches. The Bears beat the Tigers 16 to 10 and the Lions defeated the Panthers 17 to 14. Individual winners included Bill Miller and Roland Hutchinson for the Bears, and Craig Bailey for the Lions. Next Saturday the Bears meet the Lions while the Tigers face the Panthers. Practice sessions are scheduled for tonight, tomorrow and Thursday.
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Ymca Recreation
Bears
Tigers
Lions
Panthers
Yeats
Bill Miller
Norm Hasbrouck
Roland Hutchinson
Clark Eaton
Mike Frontera
Jeff Jackson
Danny Bates
Dale Hutchinson
Jackson
Craig Bailey
Larry Dingfelder
Mike Kuzma
Steve Gates
Eric McCray
Joe Hutchinson
Y Tankers Romp Over Meadville
Corry YMCA swimmers rout Meadville across cadets preps and juniors on Saturday. Cadets win 50-3 66-9 and 57-14 while multiple relay records and state committee distance changes are noted. Other events see prep and junior firsts including Heacox Bennink and Kovach in medley and freestyle relays.
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Meadville
Corry
YMCA
Bill Cochran
Cochran
Pete Heacox
Doug Bennink
Tom Borstorff
Bob Schwab
Borstorff
Tom Brown
Brown
Jim Stahl
Jack Wickwire
Jeff Fuller
Fuller
Stahl
Doug Knapp
Jack Bennink
Knapp
Rothrock
Dave Cochran
Jeff Heacox
Tom Sawyer
Doug Hozelle
Dick Root
Kovach
Mokwa
Korman
Royek
Root
Sawyer
Dapper Dan Dinner Honors Del Miller in Pittsburgh
More than 2,000 people attended the 29th annual Pittsburgh Dapper Dan Club dinner to honor Del Miller a leading harness horse driver and breeder. Miller president of The Meadows near Washington Pa was named the sports figure who did the most to publicize Pittsburgh in 1964.
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Pittsburgh
del Miller
Miller
Meadows
Washington
Weekend Fight in Tokyo Mbihara Outpoints Haga
Japanese welterweight bout ends with Hiroyuke Mbihara defeating Katsuo Haga by decision. Mbihara, 18, claims victory as Haga suffers a setback in the Tokyo ring.
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Tokyo
Hiroyuke Mbihara
Japan
Katsuo Haga
Casper Wins Desert Classic In Palm Springs playoff
Casper outlasted Arnold Palmer and Tommy Aaron by one stroke at the Bob Hope Desert Golf Classic. He posted a 344 total and earned $15,000 as Palmer and Aaron tied for second with 345. Dwight Eisenhower praised Casper’s clutch 3-foot birdie putt on 18.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Bill Casper
Casper
Bermuda Dunes Country Club
Arnold Palmer
Tommy Aaron
Palmer
Aaron
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Casper-Aaron
Dave Marr
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Frank Heard
Tony Lema
Bucknell Names Carroll P Huntress as New Head Coach
Carroll P Huntress, assistant football coach at Maryland, was named Bucknell University's head coach. He succeeds Bob Odell, who resigned to take the top job at his alma mater, the University of Pennsylvania.
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Bucknell
Lewisburg
Carroll P. Huntress
Maryland
Bucknell University
Huntress
Bob Odell
University of Pennsylvania
Bowling league scores crowd through night in Alberta
Bocoling Alberta Van Winkle headlines the WEW Mixed Doubles League with 554. Don Bradford led a long list of high scorers including Giz Tripp 201 and Pat Roch 235. Avalon Juniors and Seniors posted a string of individual game totals and series while many players logged multiple games into the scores.
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Alberta van Winkle
WEW
Don Bradford
Giz Tripp
Blanche Zajnc
Bowlaire
Barb Wickwire
Edie Dundon
Am Migliaccio
Pat Roch
al Hanson
Ed Thompson
Avalon
Diane Armburger
Pally Wetmore
Mary Ann Lamiello
Beckie Kane
Susan Steves
Jackie Hopper
Bobby McCray
Mike Gluyna
Doug Brown
Dale Higley
Bradley Hammond
Bill Orn
Marlene Kane
Marie Gluyna
Roe Ann Caruso
Debbie Caruso
Martha Houser
Betty Jo Malone
Lauren Eelman
Alan Moravek
Tom Morton
Date Wetmore
Len Migliaccio
Kim VanCise
Eugene Zajac
Frances Seamens
Rudy McCray
Dick Lewis
Alan Rigby
George Davis
Schedule In Favor Of Phils
The 1965 National League schedule gives the Philadelphia Phillies a clear edge with six games against both New York and Chicago to end the season. The rest of the article notes last season’s finish by Phils, St. Louis, Cincinnati, and San Francisco and the pennant race context.
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Phils
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Fran
Celtics’ KC Jones shines as Boston tops Lakers 101 97
KC Jones fuels Celtics surge with 15 points and five assists as Boston improves to 48 10. Coach Red Auerbach praises Jones as a key playmaker who shooting more opens up plays. Detroit beat Baltimore 119 112 while St Louis crushed San Francisco 126 103, with schedules noting Cincinnati opens April 2 as pennant chase narrows.
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Boston Cincinat
New York
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Baltimore
Detroit
San Fran
K-C
Auerbach
NBA
K.C
N Cmeh
San Princisco
Three Beaver Teams In Action This Week
Corry Area High School schedules three winter teams in action. Dick Fox’s basketball team visits Titusville on Friday after a home schedule shift due to a November fire. Cochran’s swimmers host Jamestown Thursday at the YMCA pool, while wrestling hosts Southwestern High Friday. Junior high closes season Friday at Franklin.
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Corry Area
Harborcreck
Dick Fox
Cagers
Titusville
Bill Cochran
Jamestown
YMCA
Cochranmen
Erie East
Beaver
Southwestern
Lakewood
N.Y
Bob Mulvin
Corry
Franklin
Erie Fight Card Set for Ten Rounds in Philadelphia Contender Match
A scheduled ten round boxing bout will occur here on Thursday February 25 featuring Jackie Lennon of Philadelphia against Erie's Johony Bizzaro, ranked as the leading junior lightweight contender by Ring Magazine, promoter Mon Elbaum stated yesterday.
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Erie
Jackie Lennon
Philadelphia
Johony Bizzaro
Mon. Elbaum
Crothers Eyes New York Meet After Philly Shows
Canadian runner Bill Crothers may race in New York and Los Angeles meets after recovering from influenza. He and coach decide later in the week. Olympic star Peter Snell targets indoor 1 000 yards as indoor season features John Camien's mile best. Floyd Little wins three events at Syracuse and Costello clears 6-82 at VMI Relays.
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Associated Press
Bill Crothers
Peter Snell
Crothers
Philadelphia
Toronto
New York
Fred Not
Spell
Darler
Los Angeles
Snell
John Camien
Kansas
Seattle
Ralph Boston
Ray Saddler
Albuquerque
Syracuse
Floyd Little
Frank Costello
Maryland
Pitt to move Syracuse game to Shea Stadium in New York
Pitt plans to shift next fall's football matchup with Syracuse from Pitt Stadium to Shea Stadium in New York. Athletic officials confirmed the change to boost major college football exposure. Five home games remain on Pitt's 1965 schedule.
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Pitt
New York
Pittsburgh
Pitt Stadium
Shea Stadium
Frank
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