Three Volleyball Teams Lead After Week at Corry Area
Raymonds Moose's and State Farm top the standings after sweeping rivals for a second week at Corry Area High School gym. Ajax holds fourth with four points as Raymonds over Late Comers 34 24 and 27 21 Moose's over RPM 2 34 26 and 23 20 and State Farm over Nationwide 27 17 and 30 21 set the pace. Next Wednesday schedule features Raymonds vs Moose's and State Farm vs Late Comers with additional matches warranted.
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Corry Area
Ajax
RPM
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Corry James
Town
Kinley-Dolan
Nationwide
Bowlers Post Strong Scores In Local League Night
In the VFW Men's A League last night Leon Root and Bob Morton led with high series and several players posted notable scores. Morton hit 230 205 and 169 while others like Dick Merkle 228 Clarence Madison 209 Ned Lawson 221 John Oesch 204 and Claude Parker 226 Don Rouse 202 and Melvin Baccus 263 stood out across Raymond leagues and Women of the Moose events.
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VFW
Jam
Mak
Morton
Dick Merkle
Clarence Madison
Ned Lawson
John Oesch
Gus Eder
Rosie Caruso
Bud Reed
Chuck Skinner
Jim Hannan
Roy
Joe Weber
Dave Wellman
Melvin Baccus
Raymond Nite Owl
Claude Parker
Don Rouse
Ken Merkle
Women OF the Moose
Anne Gluyna
Audrey Rouse
Betty Damon
Delia Bernard
Maryel Bradford
Millie Gerzina
Millie Orn
WEW
Allen Not LA Coach Yet Blocked By Bears Lawsuit
Chicago Bear aide George Allen remains blocked from joining the Los Angeles Rams as court hearings continue. Bear owner George Halas and Rams executive Dan Reeves are at odds over Allen’s status while Rozelle weighs the breach of contract dispute and possible NFL involvement.
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Chicago
George Allen
Los Angeles Rams
Bears
Allen
Ram
George Halas
Halas
Bear
George Halas Jr
Charles F. Short
Cornelius J. Harrington
NFL
Pete Rozelle
Rozelle
Wea Ae Ace
Rams
Len "Redey
Esday
Dan Reeves
Albert E. Jenfreed
Reeves
Ivies Defy NCAA Rule Fight During 60th Convention
Ivy League leaders Penn Brown Columbia Harvard Yale Cornell Dartmouth and Princeton oppose the 1.6 grade rule while warning of penalties including NCAA championship ineligibility. The Ivies push for autonomy arguing grades and admissions are not NCAA business. Everett Barnes reelected Colgate president and Bernie Moore wins Stagg Award.
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Jerry Old
Penn
Ivies
Brown
Columbia
Harvard
Yale
Cornell
Dartmouth
Pring
Ford
NCAA
U.S. House of Representatives
University of New Mexico
Everett D. Barnes
Colgate
American Football Coaches Association
Bernie Moore
Stagg
Evansville Aces slide in small college poll after loss
Evansville basketball drops in the Associated Press small college poll as the Aces slump with a 2 or 3 loss week. The team failed to earn a first place vote in a 13 regional expert panel and lost 373 to Valparaiso last Saturday.
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Associated Press
Lncks
Evansville
Tme Aces
Aces
Valparaiso
Ilinois
Grambling
Arkon
North Dakota
Vanderbilt Edges Tennessee In Near Fight At Nashville
Vanderbilt overcome a slow start to beat Tennessee 53 52 on Vanderbilt’s home floor as Keith Thomas and Jerry Southwood sparked a comeback. Hon Widby led Tennessee with 21 as fisticuffs erupted near the final seconds but no injuries were reported. The win sets up a crucial SEC meeting with unbeaten Kentucky.
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Vanderbilt
Keith Thomas
Jerry Southwood
Commodores
Tennessee
Vandy
Nashville
Lmost
Hon Widby
Vols
Thomas
Vandys
Southwood
Widby
T Eamed
Red Robbins
Lee
Kentucky
Associated Press
St. Joseph’s Hawks
Matt Guokas
Wake Forest
Palestra
Philadelphia
Stan Pawlack
Penn
LaSalle
Don Rolfes
Cincinnati
Dayton
Jenry Finkel
Chicago
Loyola
Miami
Ohio
Furman
Layohr Ramblers
Wes Cational
Auerbach reaches 1000th coaching win as Celtics beat Lakers
Red Auerbach earns his 1000th victory coaching in the NBA as Boston defeats Los Angeles 114 to 102. DeBusschere posts a personal scoring high with 41 points for Detroit in a 120 to 112 win over Philadelphia. San Francisco defeats New York 122 to 114. Jerry West misses Lakers action with an eye injury.
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DeBusschere
Boston
Los Angeles
de Bussehere
NBA
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Philadelphia
San Francisco
New York
Washington
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Celtics
Lakers
Jerry West
Pistons
Whitworth Named Female Athlete of the Year for 1965
San Antonio golfer Kathy Whitworth named the AP Female Athlete of the Year for 1965. She topped tennis Wimbledon champion Margaret Smith and Maria Bueno of Brazil in votes from 274 sports writers and sportscasters, after winning eight of 20 tournaments and leading prize money with 32,327.50 dollars.
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Kathy Whitworth
San Antonio
Mickey Wright
Associated Press
Miss Whitworth
Australia
Margaret Smith
Golf Ice
Miss Wright
Marion Pade
U. S
Billie’ Jéany Moffitt
Tennessee
Wyomia Tyus
Edith McGuire
Tamara Press
Russia
Garrett Garners World Trophy Winners Named
Helms Hall Board released the 1965 World Trophy winners listing six amateur athletes from each continent. Mike Garrett of USC heads the group with other honorees including Kipchoge Kello Africa and Mario Shigematsu Europe, with names partially garbled for South America and other regions.
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Angeles
Mike Garrett
University of Southern California
Helms Hall Board
Continents
Kipchoge Keloo
Africa
Mario Shigematsu
Gates Sustealley
Azy
Europe
Edwin Roberts
America
Pitt Edges Westminster 70 69 In Last Minute Rally
Pitt edged Westminster 70 69 as The Titans trailed early but closed the gap with three late field goals. Mike Drespling missed a potential winning shot in the final second. Washington 4 Jefferson beat Thiel 72 68. St Francis needed overtime to defeat Geneva 93 00. Steubenville jumped to a seven point lead and cruised past St Vincent 87 49.
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Westminster
Titans
Mike Drespling
Washington
Jefferson
Thiel
St. Francis
Geneva
Beaver Falls
College of Steubenville
St. Vincent
Steubenville
Ohio
Namath Knee May Require Surgery After All Star Workout
Joe Namath said his troublesome right knee may need more surgery. The former Alabama star and Jets quarterback, named AFL Rookie of the Year, spoke with the Birmingham News from Houston where he is training for the AFL All Star game. He plans to return to New York around January 22 for a definite diagnosis.
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New York Jets
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Cupid Must Be Served Cupid Must Be Served
James Rolley, Bloomsburg State College wrestling champion 137 pounds, will attend his sister Edna Rolley’s wedding at 6 30 pm in Clearfield County then wrestle against Fast Stroudsburg State College in Bloomsburg the same night. Coach Clyde Whitman arranged the schedule making Rolley’s bout the final match of the meet. If weather fails Bloomsburg will weigh in a second 187 pounder.
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James Rolley
Clearfield County
Bloomsburg
Rolley
Bloomsburg State College
Edna
Stroudburg State College
East Stroudsburg
Clyde
Red) Whitman
Area Grapplers To Wrestle In College Tourney
Moorhead State College wrestlers Dick Redfoot and Rick Stuyvesant of Greenville Pa will start for the team at the Oklahoma festival. Moorhead State is undefeated in three starts as seven of eight entered teams are nationally ranked by Amateur Wrestling News including Oklahoma State Arizona State and Brigham Young in the top 20 NCAA University Division. Redfoot a freshman and Stuyvesant a former Penn State 120-pound champ are among Moorhead’s lineup.
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Pay Ale
Minim
Joemer Conneaut
SE Conference Chief Bernie Moore Wins Amos Alonzo Stagg Award
Washington based Southeastern Conference commissioner Bernie Moore was named Wednesday as the Amos Alonzo Stagg Award recipient by the American Football Coaches Association. The award honors outstanding service to promote football and its best interests.
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Gets Stagg
Washington
Bernie Moore
Amos Alonzo
American Football Coaches Association
Geiberger Leads San Diego Pro Am In Bird Charm
Al Geiberger shot six under par to win $500 in the San Diego Pro Am at Star Dust Country Club while defending champion Wes Ellis Jr. faced a late playoff. Casper tied for second after a 64, with Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Gary Player filming nearby stirring sponsor concern over PGA exhibition rules and a 200 mile restriction.
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al Geiberger
Mr. Stengel
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Les Ann
Stardust Country Club
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Ellis
Casper
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Palm Springs
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Tournaent
Sid Lind
Professional Golf Association
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