Rozelle and Sawyer Advance to State Swim Meet
Corry area High School will be represented by Doug Rozelle and Tom Sawyer at the 1967 PIAA State Championship Swimming Meet at Bucknell University on March 4. Rozelle placed fourth in the 10 yard butterfly with a :57.7, and Sawyer finished fourth in diving with 267.4 points. District 7 entries highlighted by Baldwins’ four meet records, while Corry’s remaining swimmers posted notable regional results.
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Doug Rozelle
Tom Sawyer
Corry Area
Bucknell University
Beaver
Trees Hall
University of Pittsburgh
Rozelle
Jim Liken
Churchill
Larry Chamberlin
Butler
Carl Lassman
Eric Strong Vincent
Liken
Bucknell
Sawyer
Dick Rydze
Mt. Lebanon
Dave Wessell
Skip Hamilton
Baldwin
Eric East
Lou Watford
Bruce Quinlan
Vincent
Watford
Quinlan
Erie
Pittsburgh
Beavers
Baldwin High
John
Tom Ludwig
Dave Fuller
Fuller
Jim Lundy
Marty Roehrig
John Wotus
Jim Stahl
Tom Cragg
Roehrig
Wotus
Stahl
Cragg
Lundy
Dan Harkless
Bill Cochran
Jim Mong
Mong
Harrington Falls In District 10 Wrestling Final
Corry's Larry Harrington lost to Commodore Perry's Roger Cook 2 0 in the finals at Meadville High School. Cook used a late first period takedown to seize control, Harrington escaped in the second, but Cook opened the third with a key escape and controlled thereafter to win the district title.
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Corry
Larry Harrington
Commodore Perry
Roger Cook
Meadville High School
Cook
Harrington
Eric East
Lorenzo Riley
Bill Loveless
Reynolds
Cranberry
Chuck Evanoff
Jim Crowther
Dale Carnahan
le Boeuf
Gail Sudul
Warren
Lionel Tripp Leads City Men’s Bowling Tour After Weekend
Lionel Tripp tops the local VW lanes with a 647 series as the first weekend of the City Men’s Bowling Tournament concludes. Lou Barton 639 and Larry Mosher 638 trail, Corry Jamestown leads team totals at 2941, Fenno and Woloson top doubles with 1275, and Joe Smollek headlines high game with 265.
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Lionel Tripp
Tripp
Lou Barton
Larry Mosher
Corry Jamestown
Jim Fenno
Stan Woloson
Joe Smollek
Paul’s Men's Wear
Raymond Flats
Johnson Brothers
Pees
Howard VanTassel
Willis Harrison
Steve Zajac
Bob McCray
Boa
al Long
Lou Bartowee
Lionel ‘Tripp
Dexter Grenz
Joseph Niedomys
AL Dunnewald
Joseph Smollek
George Pransky
Dave Warner
Herb Morton
Bob Hunt
AL al Long
al Hansen
Jack McGee
Ange Ftis
Stan Wolfe
Don B. McGray
John Schroter
Andy Tombo
George Black
Tom Carr
Ed Giacoma
John Korniko
Harry Paulson
Dick Patten
Boeuf Dee
Dave Cocolin
Mead
Denny Groover
Reynolds Dee
Doug Panetta
Cranberry
Jim Gollner
Reynolds
Rick Gray
Meadville
Eddie Carr
East
Dean Stockner
Greenville
Bill Loveless
Jim Crowther
Fletcher Carr
John Spicko
Ryy
Jim Yamma
Techdee
Mac Kubns
LeBoeuf
Orioles sign McNally and Palmer amid holdouts
The Baltimore Orioles reached deals with two key pitchers Dave McNally and Jim Palmer while several other stars remained unsigned. McNally agreed to about $25,000 and Palmer to around $15,000 as spring workouts approach, with Boog Powell Curt Blefary and others still holding out.
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Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Dave McNally
Jim Palmer
Boog Powell
Curt Blefary
Steve Barber
Dave Johnson
Cookie Rojas
Philadelphia
Frank Howard
Senators
Jim Bunning
Richie Allen
Phillies
Milt Pappas
Cincinnati
Camilo Pascual
Bob Priddy
Jim Duckworth
Howard
Yankees
Tye
Ellie
Washington
Pappas
Recreation Basketball Report from Wright Street League
In fifth and sixth grade play at Wright Street School the Trotters and Vikings dropped games as the Red Barons led by Jim Swartzman with 49 points defeated the Trotters 51 to 31. Gary Tripp scored 14 for the Chargers in a 28 27 loss to the Raiders.
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Trotters
Vikings
Wright Street
Jim Swartzman
Red Barons
Jim Marrs
Barons
Highman
Dave Armstrong
Grapefruit League Notes From Baseball Camps
CORES Red Barons 51 Trotters 31 Black Knights 92 Vikings 25 Raiders 28 Chargers 27. Roy McMillan, cut by the Mets, seeks another try with the club and gets encouragement from Wes Westrum. Westrum favors Bud Harrelson at short but says McMillan could be a backup. Pete Mikkelsen and Jim Pagliaroni report to Pittsburgh camp with sore throats and are sent to rest.
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CORES
Red Barons
Trotters
Black Knights
Vikings
Raiders
Chargers
Ary
Reds
Milt
Roy McMillan
Mets
Wes Westrum
Bud Harrelson
Westrum
McMillan
Pete Mikkelsen
Jim Pagliaroni
Pittsburgh
Barr Defeats Champion In TV Bowling Challenge
Larry Barr defeated Pete Cambio on WBEN-TV Buffalo by 624 to 515 as Cambio’s four week win streak ended. Barr built a 92 pin lead after two games and Camblie’s 248 in the final set could not close the gap. Barr to defend title against Dick Cyprich of Buffalo next Saturday.
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Larry Barr
Wben-Tv
Buffalo
Barr
Pete Cambio
Cambio
Camble
Andretti Captures Daytona 500 In Brisk Win
Mario Andretti roared to victory at Daytona International Speedway in the Daytona 500 collecting a $43,000 prize two days before his 27th birthday. He led 112 of 200 laps in a Ford, averaging 146.926 mph. Freddy Lorenzen finished second, James Hylton third, Tiny Lund fourth.
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Fila
Mario Andretti
Andretti
Ford
Nazareth
Freddy Lorenzen
Elmhurst
Lorenzen
Butt
James Hylton
Inman, $.C
Tiny Land
California Cheyney Vie For State Title
California won the western division title and earned a shot at the Pennsylvania State Colleges Basketball Conference state championship. Slippery Rock led at halftime before California held off a late rally. Rich Kotarsky led California with 21 points. Jim Stewart led Slippery Rock with 27.
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Slippery Rock
Cheyney
California
Salient
Rockets
Vulcans
Rich Kotarsky
Jim Stewart
Women's City Finals Anne Gluyna Wins All Events Tourney Title
Anne Gluyna reigns as the city's lady bowler after winning the Class A All Events with a 1610 total. E Warner captured Class B with 1508 and 8 Martin took Class C with 1199. The event at Avalon Lanes featured 147 singles, 4 teams, and 73 doubles. Mary Pantle won Class A singles with 801.
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Anne Gluyna
Ansé Gluyna
E. Warner
Martin
Avalon Lanes
Mary Pantle
A. Gluyna
Warner
S. Martin
G. Thompson
Leed's
ANS Connies
Skelton Produce Corry Savings & Loan
McInnes Steel
Vets
C Charity
Avalon
Pantle
Pantle 501 V. Henry M. L. Bailey AT D, McEldowney
J. VanKeuren
Rockafellow
D. Miller
J. Glayis
S. Merkle
P. Snyder
MY. Williams
Thompson
P. Clabbatt- S
Lamendola
A. Rouse
P. Craker
B. Kane
Windahl M. Pantle
K. Harrison
J. Shrout
P. Volk
R. Clark
J. Glavis
K. McKay
R. Welden
Tri
Walker Plans Bues' Spring Strategy
Pirates manager Harry Walker emphasizes fundamentals over exhibition wins in spring training. He plans to use bunts to teach execution, expects Maury Wills to steal bases in exhibitions, while catching duo Paglistoni and Mikkelsen recover from colds. Juan Pizarro arrives to join pitchers and catchers as spring work begins. Verkerk shatters speed skating records in Germany with 5000m and 1500m marks.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Harry Walker
Pittsburgh Pirates
Walker
Buc
Maury Wills
Los Angeles
Wills
Jin Paglistoni
Pete Mikkelsen
Juan Pizarro
Pirates
Marathon winner crowns ninth Cherry Tree Race in Bronx
New York reporter notes John Gerlepp of Lindhurst New Jersey won the ninth Cherry Tree Marathon, finishing 26 miles 585 yards in 2 35 374. John Kelley of Boston A A placed second as the field completed the road course through the Bronx.
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New York
John Gerlepp
Lindhurst
N.J
Bronx
John Kelley
Boston A.A
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