Rozelle and Sawyer Qualify for State Swimming Meet
Corry Area High School will be represented by Doug Rozelle and Tom Sawyer at the 1967 PIAA State Championship in Bucknell. Rozelle placed fourth in the 160-yard butterfly with a 57.7, and Sawyer finished fourth in diving with 267.4 points. District 7 dominance came from Baldwin and Vincent performers, while Corry juniors edged into state with solid regional showings in Pittsburgh.
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Harrington Falls Short In District 10 Final
Larry Harrington of Corry lost to Roger Cook of Commodore Perry 3-1 in the District 10 wrestling final at Meadville High School. Cook built a 2-0 lead with four seconds left in the first period, then controlled the match after Harrington’s brief momentum at the start of the third. Earlier, Harrington defeated Lorenzo Riley 68 in the afternoon to earn the night title bout.
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Lionel Tripp tops city bowling after first weekend
Lionel Tripp leads the city men s bowling tournament on the VFW lanes with a 647 total. Lou Barton 639 and Larry Mosher 638 follow, Corry Jamestown leads team events with 2041, Fenno and Wolosza top doubles at 21275, Joe Smollek high game 255.
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Orioles Near Second Straight Title as Signings Slow
The Baltimore Orioles signed two key pitchers Dave McNally and Jim Palmer and face ongoing unsigned stars including Boog Powell Curt Bleffly and Dave Johnson as major league teams prepare for full workouts. Other players reached deals with the Yankees Phillies and Senators while free agents like Jim Bunning Richie Allen Milt Pappas and Camilo Pascual remain unsettled.
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Recreation Basketball Scores Sweep and Upsets at Wright Street
In fifth and sixth grade play at Wright Street School the Red Barons led by Jim Swartzman with 49 points beat the Trotters 51 31 as Dave Armstrong topped the Trotters with 14. Black Knights upset Vikings 92 25 led by Ricky Bigelow with 18. Don Swanson scored nine for the losers as Gary Tripp led the Raiders 28 27 over the Chargers with 14. Bruce Fenstermacher fueled the Chargers.
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Reds and Mets camp chatter features McMillan backup plan
Milt about a raise. Roy McMillan, cut by the Mets, attends grapefruit circuit tryout with encouragement from manager Wes Westrum. Westrum cites Bud Harrelson as starter and keeps McMillan as possible backup. Pete Mikkelsen and Jim Pagliaroni report to Pittsburgh with sore throats and rest.
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Larry Barr Defends Title In Buffalo Bowling Match
Larry Barr topped champion Pete Cambio on WBEN-TV Buffalo with games of 185 236 205 for 624 pins while Cambio totaled 515. Barr led by 92 pins entering the final game as Cambio rolled 248 in a bid to catch up. Barr next faces Dick Cyprich of Buffalo to defend his title.
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Andretti Wins Daytona 500 In Dominant Fashion
Stocky Mario Andretti, 27 on Tuesday, led 112 of 200 laps in the Daytona 500 driving a Factory Ford for Nazareth Pennsylvania and earned 43 000. Freddy Lorenzen finished second after trailing most of the race while James Hylton, Tiny Lund and Cale Yarborough rounded the top five in a field of 60.
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California, Cheyney Vie For State Title
California won the western division title and earned a shot at the state championship by defeating Slippery Rock 91-80. Rich Kotarsky led California with 31 points as Slippery Rock narrowed the gap to three points before California pulled away.
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Anne Gluyna Wins City All Events Crown in Bowling Finals
Anne Gluyna claimed the Class A All Events title with a 1610 total at the Women's City Bowling Finals held at Avalon Lanes. Mary Pantle won the Class A singles with 591, while E Warner and S Martin took Class B and C crowns with 1508 and 1190 respectively amid 147 singles 44 teams and 73 doubles competitions.
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Walker Plans Bucs Spring Strategy
Pirates manager Harry Walker said spring training focuses on fundamentals over exhibition wins. He plans bunt-heavy drills to teach basics, expects Maury Wills to showcase baserunning in exhibitions, while Pagliaroni and Mikkelsen recover from colds. Pizarro arrived to join pitchers and catchers amid earlier fining talk.
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Marathon Champion Wins Ninth Cherry Tree Race in Bronx
John Gerlepp of Lindhurst New Jersey captured the ninth Cherry Tree Marathon finishing 26 miles 385 yards in 2 25 37.4. John Kelley of Boston A A placed second.
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