End Second Round In City Meet Leads In Women's Bowling
Cara Jordan Verna Baressi and Ann Wawrejka lead the second round of the Women s City Bowling tournament as three weekends remain. Class A singles top score 384 by Jordan while Baressi posts 554 in Class B and Wawrejka 470 in Class C. Corry Jamestown tops Class A teams with 428H and Sawyer s leads Class B with 2297. Hotel Getty leads Class C with 2231. Final rounds begin Friday and end Sunday.
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Cara Jordan
Verna Baressi
Ann Wawrejka
Cera Jordan
Wawrejke
Corry Jamestown
Sawyer
Hotel Getry
Fran Halfast
Mary Pantle
Rose Welden
Joan Terwilliger
Cathy
Ladys Thompson
Feaders
Chris Wilshire
Kay Messina
Verma Baressi
Linda Brooks
Beavers Fail To Reach Districts After Section Meet
Corry Beavers fail to advance any wrestler to the Meadville district after three runners- up finishes at the Section Four tournament in Warren. Sekerak Larry and Mike Thomas won semifinals but all lost in finals or consolation, helping Warren to team honors with 75 points while Corry placed fifth.
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Corry Beavers
Warren
Meadville
Jim Sekerak
Larry
Mike Thomas
Sekerak
Mark Owens
Larry Thomas
Dana Pusateri
Pusateri
Vince Brown
Mike
Jerry Stralko
Oil City
Stralko
Marty Daamvis
Meadvile
Thomas
Beaver
Brother Mike
Mike Maines
Maines
Dragon Matmnan
Titusville
Beavers
Franklin
Eisenhower
Rocky Grove
Cranberry
Cochranton
Warren Dragons
City
Steve Bangs
Larry Dingfelder
Dave Harkless
Mike Stainbrook
Jeff Jackson
Dave Jackson
Tom Goodwin
Dan Corbet
Lee Bryan
Steve McElhaney
John Dibble
M Sekerak
John Day
Pete Block
Ed Wright
Chip Petrillo
Dan Gallagher
Joe Kellogg
Martin Davis
Bob Wilbur
al Laing
Bob Bell
Tony Pera
Bob Hagberg
John Marchione
Paul Brown
Craig Strawbridge
Bob Bennett
Neil Rosen
Dan Corbett
Beaver Beverages Becomes Quiet Night Club
A garbled OCR listing of names and scores appears to reference a Sunday night event with mixed leadoff notes for Lea Migliscclo Bill Williams and multiple participants across boys and girls divisions. The fragment includes scores and various surnames, not a coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea Migliscclo
Bill Williams
Kay Anderson
Kay Gates
Nancy White
Norma Willcox
Beaver Gary Swart
Bob Katulich
John Wawrejka
Gary Zajac
Larry Marsh
Dave Armstrong
Lanny Fitch
Larry Snow
Harley Taylor
Dan Schreckengost
Patty Wetmore
Escame Caruso
Hantams Sell Mack
Katy ‘Shumeky
Diane Holton
Sam Smith
Dennis Walters
Vicki Temple
Mike Stutaman
Hick Staples
Slow Bids For AP Cage Poll Tournament Entries
The AP Top 20 races show few conference champions secure NCAA bids with several at large spots in play. UCLA leads the Pacific and Kentucky and Purdue hold firm conference leads while North Carolina and Davidson must win their tournaments to stay in. St John’s Duquesne LaSalle in line for at large bids. Louisville, Drake, Kansas, Colorado and others post key results shaping bids.
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Associated Press
Glad Tidyinis
NCAA
National Invitation
MICLA
Kentucky
Purdue
North Carolina
Soth Carolina
Davidson
St. John’s
New York
Duquesne
LaSalle
West Chester
Lew Alcindor
UCLA
Oregon
Bruins
Washington State
Pete Maravich
Louisiana State
Tennessee
Rick Mount
Northwestern
Boilermakers
Ohio State
Town
Santa Clara
San Jose State
UC Santa Barbara
Broncos
San Jose
Citadel
Look
Virginia Tech
Col-gate
DePaul
Louisville
Cincinnati
Drake
Tulsa
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Iowa State
Murray
East Tennessee
Western Kentucky
Utah
Brigham Young Tae
Cougars
Bennett earns two YMCA swim medals at Oil City
Jon Bennett led Corry Cadets at the Northwestern Pennsylvania YMCA Meet in Oil City, claiming the 50 yard freestyle Preps title in 27.9 seconds and a second in the 50 yard backstroke. Corry finished sixth overall with multiple placings across relays and individual events.
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Bennett
Pennsylvania
Oil City
Corry
Doug Bennini
Knapp
Bennini
Shamburg
Heacox
Borstorff
Lewis
McCarthy
Wells
Proctor
Furst
Campbell
Parks
Drew Furst
Chuck Campbell
Rich Parks
Bill Bracken
Dave Cole
van Tassel
B.brackem
T. Bracken
Clayton
J. Bracken
VanTassel
Harvey
Cole
Merkle Repeats On TV Bowling Show at Jamestown
Local bowlers from Corry compete on WNYP TV with Dick Merkle clinching the title after a final 241 to 200 win over Chester Czech. Merkle plans to defend his crown on March 6 as the Corry-centered telecast highlights local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Merkle
Corryite
Merkle
Chester Czech
al Long
Chuck Hess
McDermott Loses Title Over Defense Lapse
New England light heavyweight champion Irish Jimmy McDermott forfeits his crown after declining to defend against Eddie Spence. Maine Boxing Commission cites 18 months without a title defense as the reason for stripping the title. John Piscopo wins sled dog world title in Laconia at age 21, youngest champion, with three 20 mile legs totaling 3 hours 40 minutes 97 seconds.
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Portla
Eddie Spence
New England
Jimmy McDermott
Maine Boxing Commission
McDermott
Laconia
N.H
John Piscopo
Belfap College
Yarbrough Wins Daytona Duel After Car Length Finish
Donnie Allison led most of the final 30 miles before a two car duel ended with Lee Roy Yarborough edging Charlie Glotzbach by a car length at Daytona. Yarborough also won the Permatex 300, setting a new record, while Cale Yarborough was hospitalized after a right side wall impact.
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Charlie Glotzbach
Yarbrough
Cotton Ownes
Glotzbach
Daytona International Speedway
Glotebach
Donnie Allison
Georgetown
Mirror
Columbia
S.C
Richard Petty
Charlotte
Cale Yarborough
Timmonsville
Ford
Trevino Captures Tucson Open Golf Championship
Roberto Trevino won the Tucson Open at the Tucson National Golf Club with a final round 66 and a 27 under total, earning $20,000. Miller Barber was runner-up at 68 278, while Bert Yancey and Don Bies tied for third at 290 and preaching awarded. Trevino praised his putting and said he will return home to El Paso to visit his wife and daughter.
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Tucson
Arix
Trevino
el Paso
Tucson National Golf Club
Miller Barber
Sherman
Tex
Bert Yancey
Tallahassee
Fla
Don Bies
Seattle
Gene Littler
San Diego
Ed Updegraff
Updegraff
Bies
Littler
Miami
Litte
Gumpon College Heads District 18 Playoffs as No 1 Seed
Gumpon College, ranked 14th among small colleges, earns the District 18 top seed in NAIA playoffs after a 18 record. Edinboro faces Gann, Indiana U meets Westminster as regional action opens March 3 with finals March 5 at Geneva College. Regional champ advances to the national tournament in Kansas City March 10–15.
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Meadville
Gumpon College
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Edinboro
Gann
Indiana University
Westminster
Kansas City
Geneva College
Beaver Falls
Pirates Begin Camp With Key Players Absent In Boycott
Five pitchers Tommie Sisk Jim Bunning Ronnie Kline Bob Veale and Luke Walker did not report to Pirates camp as they honor a spring training boycott. Willie Stargell has joined camp, while Roberto Clemente Bill Mazeroski and Matty Alou have unclear status. Jo Clemente supported the players amid tense bat tle with owners.
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Fila
Pirates
Tommie Sisk
Jim Bunning
Ronnie Kline
Bob Veale
Luke Walker
Roberto Clemente
Bill Mazeroski
Matty Alou
Willie Stargell
Jo Clemente
Pirate
Mazeroshi
Alou
Rifle Team Scores Clear Across CORRY and Pare Events
Corry and Pare rifle squads posted solid scores with individual marks. M Sunderl led Corry with 396 points, followed by J Weeks 390 and D Land 348. Pare shooters included W Walsh 399 and E Zamborik 391, with A Pierce 349 and Hart 339.
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Berte Kane
Verna Saressi
Evelyn Warner
Fran VanGeisen
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Donnawens
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Kathy Williams
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Gertrude Billings
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Hotel Corry
Mary Edwards
Phyllis Czech
Marie Gluvna
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Ann Gluvna
Bob Seaquist
Ken Sharp
Cran
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Felder
Dave Rock
Steve Daniels
Jim Monarch
Mike Shields
Jeff Hunter
Bob Milbur
Bob Agberg
Hoy
Dan Cor
Jel Judson
Mark Williams
Harry Hasbrouck
Paul Cathcart
Dane Sorensen
Paul Bennett
Dan Johnston
John Bennett
Mile Maines
Tony Fera
Lloyd Whitman
Dave Barstow
Mary Frisina
Gary Hall
Ron Mack
Eldon Edwards
Bette Kane
Princeton
Brown
Texas A&m
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Yi Sid Modern
Jon Bennett
Sport Shorts
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Lee Roy Yarbrough
Slim
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Trevino Cops
Farah
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Frank’s
Wally Taber
ED Sierer
Ude Cra
Stests
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Swanson
Amd Cochran’s
Corry Rod & Gun Club
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