Section Four Wrestling Tournament Looms In Meadville
The Section Four wrestling event moves to Meadville after last year’s fire delayed the schedule. Lou Hanna oversees as tournament director with preliminaries at 3:30 PM and semifinals Saturday at 1 PM, finals 7:45 PM. Admission 1 for adults per session, 0.50 for students. Schools entered include Corry Oil City Meadville Warren Titusville Franklin Cranberry Grove Northern Area. Corry boasts champs Taylor and Gates. Meadville led last year with three sectional champs.
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Lou Hanna
Ime
Ares
Joe Gy
Ed Hamer
George Britt
Corry
Oil City
Warren
Titusville
Franklin
Cranberry
An Grove
Area
Bruce Taylor
Dale Gates
Dick Braymer
Saegertown
Taylor
Dave Grannis
Dave Cocolin
Ron Johnson
al Brown
Gary Beagle
Mike Anderson
Dick Thompson
Tim Purno
Terry Berlin
Townville
Gates
Dick Harrington
Edmund Malek
North East
Bulldog
Dick Lumley
Warres
Jamestown
Kit Carson
Fralick
Seitz
McChesney
Beav
Beaver Tankers Set For Districts
Corry Area High School swimmers are seeded for the District 10 championships at Erie Tech Memorial High. Beavers include Jim Tandy fourth in 100 breast, Harrison Keppel fourth in 200 free, Doug Rozelle third in 100 butterfly, with the 400 freestyle relay seeded third behind Erie Strong Vincent and Erie Tech. Diving kicks off at 12 30, prelims at 1 90, finals at 7 30 with the top six in each event.
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Corry Area
Beaver
Erie Tech Memorial High
Beavers
Jim Tandy
Harrison Keppel
Doug Rozelle
Erie Strong
Corry
Bill Cochran
Jim Mong
Jim Amy
Dan Harkless
Ken Marsh
Dave Fuller
Pa Cagers Nearing Top of Small College Rankings
Southern Illinois holds the lead in the small college basketball poll with 97 points and three first place votes, while Cheyney State rises to 92 to 22-0 with wins over Mansfield and Stroudsburg. Tennessee State drops after a 66-61 setback.
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Ande Cheyney State
Pennsylvania
Southern Illinois
Cheyn State
Salukis
Tennessee State
Cheyney State
Mansfield
Stroudsburg
Bames
Grambling Es-Wit - 173
Dalrymple Signs with St Le 213 After Slick Season
Unclear text indicates Dalrymple signed with St Le 213 for 1968 after hitting four home runs and driving in RBI last season. Phillies reportedly still have seven unsigned players. Fragmentary lines mention Oakes and Hans Martin with inscrutable references and dates.
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Dalrymple
St le
Phillies
Loyola Ramblers edge Dayton as NCAA bid chase tightens
Loyola Ramblers, ranked fourth, held a late Dayton rally at Dayton’s home court to win 72-70, snapping the Flyers 20 game home winning streak. Oklahoma City also rallied to beat West Texas 80-67, while Penn State, Virginia Tech, and Temple kept hopes alive with big wins.
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Villanova
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Bill Melchionni
Chicago
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Ramblers
Jim Coleman
Doug Wardlaw
Peace
Don May
Henry Finkel
Jerry Lee Wells
Oklahoma City
Mickey Fitts
Buffaloes
Xavier
Marquette
Valparaiso
Knicks Rally Pushes Past Warriors 112 108 in San Jose
Knicks win eighth of last ten as Howie Komives scores 22 to pace New York. Warriors struggle with Thurmond inactive due to back spasm and rookie Hetzel stepping in. Bellamy adds 14 points 10 rebounds while McLemore and McLemore provide support.
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Associated Press
New York Knicks
NBA
Knicks
San Francisco
Warriors
San Jose
Calif
Howie Komives
New York
Nate Thurmond
Komives
Bowling Green
Fred Hetzel
Thurmond
McCoy McLemore
Walt Bellamy
Bellamy
Hetzel
Schellhase Faces Threat to Scoring Lead in Big Matchup
New York AP reports Purdue star Dave Schellhase may lose first place in the NCAA major college scoring race after a matchup at Michigan against Cazzie Russell. Schellhase leads by only .005 over Indiana State's Dave Wagner as Russell averages 30.1 and Schellhase 31.1. four prior games show Russell stronger against the Wolverines.
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Dave Schellhase
Purdue
Boilermakers
Michigan
Cazzie Russell
Ann Arbor
Wolverines
Schellhase
Russell
Dave Wagnon
Idaho State
National Collegiate Athletic Burpart
Panes Sear
Moose's Edge in City Volleyball Narrowly
In last night’s City Volleyball matchup Moose's edged two opponents by a single point across two games at Corry Area High School gym. Final tallies show Moose's 21 total points, State Farm Insurance and Ajax left tied in the late set, with Kinley-Dolan and BPM also posting key scores as the league table shifts.
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State Farm Insurance
Ajax
Corry Area
Moose's
Kinley- Dolan
Corrgate Farm
Jamestown
Mar
State Farm
Raymond
Meadow Brook
Kinley-Dolan
Meadow
Raymonds
Nationwide
Jim Ford leads National League in RBIs in 1853
A fragment notes Jim Ford, catcher, leading the National League in a season by driving in 142 runs in 1853, while mentioning Mut and Jeff and historic context.
Bowling Leagues See Scattered High Scores Across City Venues
Pinfall was light in most leagues with the VFW Men's A League posting the only three 600 series. Notable scores include Woodard 193 211 222 Lamielle 198 198 226 Zewalsky 183 24 197 and A League standouts Baresi 235 Staples 234 Root 225 Ham-Douglas 206 Robinson and Orn with a 512 in the Women of the Moose event. Raymond League tallies featured Skinner 237 Gerzina 205 Reck 213 plus Craker 201 in Nite Owl action.
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Woodard
Lamielle
Zewalsky
Joe Baresi
Sonny Staples
Leon Root
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Robbie Robinson
Mille Orn
Illite Orn
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Moose
Sventek
Thelma
Glaviy
Delia Bernard
Jo Davis
Tillie Bailey
Raymond League
Chuck Skinner
Joe Gerzina
Wave Rreck
Ford Stewart
Mel Blynt
Raymond Nite Owl
Paul Craker
Women of the Moose
Tony’s Tavern
Pepsi-Cola
Woo
McCray Aluminum
Bayle's
Phoenix Hotel
Erie County Plastics
SB Mountain
U-Haunls
LeBoeuf Champs at Fort Fer Hi School in County League
LeBoeuf Bisons clinched the county league wrestling title with a 37 to 13 win over Union City last night. It marked their seventh straight league victory as reported by the Journal.
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Leboeuf
Fort Fer Hi Ool
Union City
Bisons
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