Beavers and Knights Clash in Key Corry Area Tilt
Franklin must win at Corry Area High School gym tonight to stay alive in the Section Two race as Meadville leads at 7-0. Corry hosts Franklin with Beavers aiming to salvage pride after an 0-7 league run, while Franklin seeks to narrow Meadville’s grip and force a playoff scenario.
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Franklin
Corry Area
Knights
Meadville
Warren
Bulldogs
Beavers
Corry
Secona
Orange and Black
Cory-Franklin
Joe Monarch
Bob Trons
Monarch
Paul
Red) Law
Tim Law
Tom Mays
Larry Bierbach
Bob Henderson
Rich Hancox
Bob Armour
Beaver
Dick Fox
Ron Swackhamer
Dick Lobdell
Quits Teaching At St Francis Coach Hughes Retires
Dr William T Skip Hughes announced yesterday this will be his last season as basketball coach at St Francis College He a Hollidaysburg dentist compiled a 285 186 record and led the Frannies to the National Invitational Tournament three times in twenty years Two trips came in 1954 and 1955 with Maurice Stokes then a St Francis player star of the Cincinnati Royals.
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Loretiu
William T
Hughes
St. Francis College
Hollidaysburg
Cincinnati Royals
Maurice Stokes
St. Francis
Meadville's Ron Johnson to meet Al Brown of Warren in big clash
In Warren, Meadville and Warren clash as undefeated Meadville (12-0) invades Dragon Lair to face 3-1 Warren. Ron Johnson 140 pounder and Al Brown 130 pounder collide, both former district champions, in a marquee Section Two wrestling showdown tonight at 133 or 138 pounds.
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Warren
Meadville
Ron Johnson
al Brown
Johnson
Brown
Five star outfielders sign 1966 contracts at about 52000
The Associated Press reports the five star outfielders Roberto Clemente Hank Aaron Vada Pinson Rocky Colavito and Tony Conigliaro agreed to about 52000 salaries each for 1966 with Colavito Aaron and Clemente listed around 68000 60000 and 40000 respectively. Conigliaro youngest at 25 is slated for about 25000 while additional signees include Billy Williams and Cubs rookies Wally Bunker and Sam Bowens.
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Associated Press
Pirates
Braves
Reds
Indians
Red Sox
Roberto Clemente
Hank Aaron
Vada Pinson
Rocky Colavito
Tony Conigliaro
RBI
Clemente
Aaron
Pinson
Colavito
Conigliaro
Conigli Nigliaro
Baltimore
Wally Bunker
Sam Bowens
Bunker
Fred Marsh to head Beaver Sports Banquet in Corry
Fred Marsh, longtime AL infielder and toastmaster of the Beaver Banquet, returns to preside at the Corry Area High School event on March 5. The program honors varsity athletes with trophies from multiple clubs and organizations, with Joe Paterno and Frank Kamus among speakers.
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Willie Mays
Mickey Mantle
Beaver
Marsh
Corry
Corry Area High School
Beaver Club
Jim
Louis Ball
American Legion
Kiwanit Club
Varsity Club
Red and Gur Club
Sawyer
Avalon Center
Bowl-Aire
Tartans Fall To Pitt In Regional Rivalry Showdown
A 2,250 crowd at Carnegie Tech Skibo Gym watched the Tartans host Pitt in a longtime rivalry. Pitt snapped Carnegie Tech’s five-game run with a 68-62 victory, extending its unbeaten streak over the Tartans to 22 straight. Nearby games saw Clair Gratz lead Bethany past Allegheny 71-63, Gannon top Geneva 74-48, Edinboro beat Slippery Rock 79-72, and Washington & Jefferson defeat Juniata 67-60.
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Associated Press
Carnegie Tech
Skibo
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Panthers
Tartans
Teth
Meadville
Clair Gratz
Bethany
Allegheny
Gannon
Geneva
Mel Witherspoon
Dom DiMattia
Edinboro
Slippery Rock
Washington & Jefferson
Juniata
Ex-Cager Manweiler Dies in Buffalo at 86
Albert W. Manweiler, who played with the Buffalo Germans basketball team about six decades ago, died yesterday in Buffalo. He was 86. The obituary notes his early career and long life surrounding the games and local sports history.
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Cager
Buffalo
N. Y
Albert W. Manweiler
Buffalo Germans
Beavers Dominate Meadville Swim Meet In 56 39 Win
Corry Area High School swimmers win six individual events and both relays, led by Jim Lundy and Dave Fuller with multiple titles. Beavers’ wrestling squad eyes Section Four tourney as dominant rosters, while Meadville suffers an 11th defeat.
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Corry Area
Meadville
Jim Lundy
Corry
Dave Fuller
Lundy
Sephomore
Beavers
Corryites
Marty Rochrig
Jim Mong
Doug Rozelle
Fuller
Jim Amy
Rozelle
Kenny Marsh
Eric Mehnert
Harrison Keppel
Ard
Bill
Jonyanp
Marty Rocrig
Bi Caldwell
Gary Baker
Jon Crispin
John Hickenell
Rich Patty
Marsh
Newd
Denny Spear
Women’s Annual Keg Tournament Opens Tonight
Sixteen kegierettes take to Bowl-Aire lanes tonight as the Women’s Bowling Association begins the annual tournament. Opening action features singles and doubles, with 64 singles and 32 doubles entries planned for tomorrow, followed by team bowling with 21 teams on Sunday and a closeout weekend with 64 singles and 20 pins. Dorothy Morton, secretary of the association, outlines the schedule.
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Dorothy Morton
The
Women's Association
Golfer Quits Toronto Winter Tour Chase
Balding of Toronto withdraws from the winter golf tour due to incomplete recovery from right shoulder injuries. NBA result: San Francisco 128, Boston 117.
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Toronto
Balding
San Francisco
Boston
Recreation Wrestling Highlights and Local Scores
Recreation Wrestling results show Chuck Campbell pinned Bob Davis and Gordon Bailey pinned Dale Duell. Rick Bigelow won by forfeit Tim Emerson, Scott Crowell tied Greg Pike, Craig Bailey pinned Dale Higley, and Walt Mitchell forfeit from Clark Eaton. Pittsburgh area notes include Grove City at Slippery Rock and Sharpsville at Hickory with Daves-Catchers and Willis Wood referenced.
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Chuck Campbell
Bob Davis
Gordon Bailey
Dale Duell
Rick Bigelow
Tim Emerson
Scott Crowell
Greg Pike
Craig Bailey
Dale Higley
Walt Mitchell
Clark Eaton
SUX Bucs
Grove City
Slippery Rock
Pittsburgh
Iburgh Pirates
Sharpsville
Hickory
Daves
Jimmie Price
Soanear
Ai Vetand
Gene Michiel
Willis Wood
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Tony Heeschen
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BI Sleptzoff
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