North East coach Ted Miller blamed for lopsided win
Erie area sports notes recount North East High coach Ted Miller under fire after a 102 to 60 victory over Wesleyville, with critics accusing him of running up the score. Other items cover local standings, wresting caps, and youth hunter safety courses.
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Ted Miller
Erie County
Mr. Miller
North East High
Wesleyville
North East
Miller
Erie Press
Gacs
Lou Hanna
Meadville
Corry
Erie Times-News
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Franklin
Beavers
Erie Tech
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Fredonia
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Conneaut
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Spartans
Frisiaamen
Erie
Sheffield
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John Bliley
Corry High
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Harold Bromley
Bliley
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Doug Spaulding
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Big Doi
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Tim Fyrno
Furno
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Dave Schweiger
Jim Maynard
Dave
Dave McDonald
Mel
Becky Bilard
Mary Summerville
YMCA
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Becky
Eact
Beaver Grapplers Close Dual Season
Beavers close out the season with a home meet against Saegertown in the final home appearance for seven Corry High seniors. Saegertown’s lineup features 95-pound Dick Braymer and 138-pound Gary Reagle, top seeds in their divisions. The Beavers, led by Mulvin, aim to cap a strong campaign. Walton is out with a broken leg.
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Tareswell
Corry High
Saegertown
Meadville
Bill Presley
Beavers
Dick Braymer
Gary Feinberg
Gary Reagle
Warren
Dave Sorenson
Braymer
Jim Crecraft
Tom Gerhart
Doug Winters
Carl Terry
Fernberg
Reagle
Lloyd Howard
Gary Bain
Jim Swinkbla
Keith Watson
Charles Stone
Bain
Swinkolla
Mulvin
Oil City
Bruce Taylor
Jay Jackson
Mark McCray
Dan Ahl
Herb Walton
Dennis Rogers
Dale Gates
Walton
Beause
Malvin
Sam Fralick
Taylor
Larry
Ed Berry Dominates Avalon Lanes In McInnes League
Ed Berry flashed his 600 thunder with games of 225 200 and 177 in the McInnes Steel League on Avalon lanes. Notable: Archie Wetmore 222 Dave Miller 204 Chuck Jackson 200. other league scores include Steve Zajac 226 Blair Hajec 207 Ron Proctor 205 Chuck Weston 200 Ron Greeley 200. Joey Durelle 147 defeated Armand Savoie 144% in Montreal to retain Canadian welterweight title.
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Ed Berry
Thunder
McInnes
Avalon Lanes
Berry
Archie Wetmore
Dave Miller
Chuck Jackson
VFW
Steve Zajac
Blair Hajec
Ron Proctor
Chuck Weston
Ron Greeley
Fred Jackson
Joe Niedomys
George Price
M. Edwards
Joe Weber
Mantle and Aaron Sign High Value 1965 Baseball Deals
Hank Aaron and Mickey Mantle signed their 1965 contracts with record salaries. Mantle landed 100000 with the Yankees, Aaron 70000 with the Braves, placing Willie Mays at 105000. Mantle could play center or right field, while Aaron continues as a Braves star in Milwaukee.
State Battle Of Champions In Twin Bill
Madison Square Garden plans a championship doubleheader for March 30 featuring Willie Pastrana vs Jose Torres and Emile Griffith vs an opponent from New York. The event, to be shown on closed circuit, targets $150000 gate with top prices around $30 and strong purses for the champions.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Willie Pastrana
Miami
Jose Torres
Emile Griffith
Andose Stable
Pastrani
Griffith
Torres
Bobo Olson
Garden
Floyd Pierson
George Chuvalo
the Garden
Lois Rodriguez
Rubin
Hurricane
Gannon Sets Win Record in Narrow Victory
Gannon beat Alliance 75 to 59 in Western Pennsylvania to extend its win total to 16 with only two losses. Trailing by 13 early, the Black Knights used an 11-0 run in the opening minutes of the second half to seize a 45-41 lead they never relinquished. All five starters scored in double figures led by Ben Wiley with 21 points.
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Associated Press
Gannon
Alliance
Pennsylvania
Black Knights
Knights
Ben Wiley
Basketball Tonight Readouts from Regional Matchups
Basketball tonight features Meadville at Greenville Franklin at Erie East Titusville at Rocky Grove Clymer at Frewsburg Cranberry at Mercer Union City at Fairview General McLane at Fort LeBoeuf Girard at North East Northwestern at Wattsburg Lawrence Park at Wesleyville Cochranton at Lakeview Commodore Perry at Reynolds Saegertown at Linesville Slippery Rock at Hickory Jamestown at Erie Preparatory McDowell at Harborcreek West Middlesex at Sharpsville Conneaut Valley at Townville Pleasantville at Northern Area Tidioule at East Forest Tomorrow's game Oil City at Corry.
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CORRY
Meadville
Greenville
Franklin
Erie East
Titusville
Rocky Grove
Clymer
Frewsburg
Cranberry
Mercer
Union City
Fairview
General McLane
Fort
Archery Results Lead Hawks In Junior League Showdown
The Hawks topped Flaming Arrows 1058 to 1044 at Sawyer Archery Lanes to stay first in the Boy Scouts Junior Archery League. High scorers included Dan Beckwith 260 and Andy Bogert 133. team totals featured Hawks 267 246 253 292 and Robin Hoods 243 252 251 265. Warren drubbed Titusville 42 6 as Thompson went 16-0 for season windup before Section Four at Meadville.
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Hawks
Boy Scouts
Sawyer Archery Lanes
Flaming Arrows
Robin Hoods
Eagles
Dan Beckwith
Andy Bogert
Kevin Sutton
Dick Lobdell
Tom Estes
Dick Aikens
Dawson Bogert
Ken Bennink
Dick Moore
Dick Bailey
Dan Crowell
Jack Bennink
Tom Jackman
John Seitz
Andy Chris
Dick Dennis
John Adams
John Oesch
Eric Kinney
Clarence Schaeffer
Clyde Dough
Warren
Fritz Shoup
Dick Thompson
Guy Thornton
Mike Pastrick
Titusville
Mike Anderson
Buerkle
Tom Hasbrouck
Bob Rice
Thompson
Baseball leaders to meet in March on Frick successor
In New York AP reports MLB likely to meet in March to consider candidates to succeed Commissioner Ford Frick. Frick said no site or date yet, but the gathering will be late March in Florida. Paragraph also notes Rod Crocker scored his 14th goal of the season in the second period during last night’s game.
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Baseball Czar New York
Ford Frick
Frick
Florida
Rod Crocker
Oklahoma State Squeaks In 60 Minutes To Claim Big Eight Lead
Oklahoma State outlasted Kansas 68 61 in quadruple overtime to secure its eighth conference win in nine games. Key scores came from Jim King and Freddie Moulder as the Cowboys endured 60 minutes plus four extra periods to pull ahead. Michigan, Indiana, Wichita State and Cornell also posted notable results in the period’s college basketball action.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma State
Hank
Cowboys
Kansas
Calurady
Jim Kine
Preddie Moulder
Jay
Serence
Indiana
Wichita
Chicago Loyola
Kelly Pete
Wheatshockers
Moulder
King
Michigan
Wolves
Bill Buntin
John Thompson
Buntin
Larry Tregoning
Cornell
Yale
New Haven
Duquesne Refuses Joining Northern Intercollegiate Conference
Duquesne University rejected an offer to join the proposed Northern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. Athletic director Louis Skender confirmed yesterday. The planned league would feature Xavier DePaul Notre Dame and Fordham among its members.
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Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Duquesne University
Louis Skender
Xavier
DePaul
Notre Dame
Fordham
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