Warren holiday wrestling tourney crowns Slocum outstanding
The Warren holiday wrestling tournament drew general acclaim despite not selling out. Roger Slocum won the outstanding wrestler trophy from votes by four coaches and ex-Warren coach Mike Weber, with notable performances by Scott Vincent Titusville Steve Morris Titusville Dave Crowell Corry Denny Johnson Warren Mike Elsinger Eisenhower and Jim Bennett Corry.
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Cowboys Reach Super Bowl With Comeback Win
Dallas Cowboys stun the San Francisco 49ers 17 to 10 at Kezar Stadium to claim the National Conference title and advance to the Super Bowl in Miami on January 17. Duane Thomas rushed for 143 yards, and Lee Roy Jordan’s interception sparked the decisive drive.
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Corry Beavers Look to Rejoin Action Against Leaders
Corry Beavers ready to return to play under coach Ed Partch after holiday scrimmages. They travel to Cranberry to face league-leading Berries in a game likely featuring a new defensive look and possibly an unfamiliar offensive approach.
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Issel scores 36 as Kentucky tops Floridians 124 119
Kentucky defeats Florida 124 119 behind Dan Issel’s 36 points. Mack Calvin led Florida with 34 but struggled late as Kentucky pulled away after halftime. Other ABA results included Pittsburgh over New York 115 109 and Denver past Texas 129 124 in OT.
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White Kornikoski Lead City Bowlers
White and Kornikoski top weekend bowling action with high scores in the city leagues. Lewis White rolled 216 for top honors in the Sunday Early Mixed Doubles. Karen Kornikoski led women with 192. Other notable scores include Rick Staples, Lynne Gates, Becky Spitman, Rick Holton, Russel Burkhouse, Jim Muckinhaupt, Roger Weeks, Sharon Gates, Doug Anasan, Mark Wolozyn, Charlyn Stockton, Paul Gooawilt, Doug Knapp, Cindy Spilman, Bill Ross, and Dave Norton. US. VICTORIOUS MIAMI BEACH Harold Solomon and Brian Gottfried win Sunshine Junior Cup for the United States over South Africa. Solomon defeated Byron Bertram 6-4 7-5, Gottfried beat Ryan Kruger 6-1 6-1.
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Corry Beavers Welcome Titusville in Key Wrestling Dual
Corry hosts Titusville in a Warren Conference opener at the high school gym. Beavers aim to extend an undefeated dual meet record while Titusville brings a 0-4 mark and several finalists from the Warren tournament. Notables include Crowell, Hart Swart, Jim Sekerak, Dale Higley for Corry and Jim Mimich, Steve Panas, Steve Morris, Craig Shaffer for Titusville.
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Scott Crowell
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CAHS Swimmers Travel To Oil City In Season Opener
Corry Area High School swimmers travel to Oil City to face the Oilers in a Section Two contest, the Beavers aiming to start 1970-71 with a win. Corry carries a 1-0 record after routing North East before the break, Oil City touted as a tough early hurdle for CAHS.
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