Hobart College defender Blynt earns ICAC All Star honor
Hobart College junior Bill Blynt of East Congress street was named to the ICAC All Star team as a defensive end. One of five Hobart players chosen from a seven team conference, Blynt stands six feet tall and weighs 190 pounds.
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Bill Blynt
Walter R
Ray) Blynt
East Congress Street
Independent College Athletic Conference
ICAC
Blynt
Hobart College
Geneva
N.Y
Hobart
Olympic Hockey Teams To Meet In Tokyo Series
Defending Olympic champion Russia, Japan and four other nations will play goodwill ice hockey games in Tokyo around the 11th Winter Olympics in Sapporo. The Soviet Union, Japan, Czechoslovakia, Switzerland, Poland, and the United States will participate in a four day series, part of Olympic prep and world championship buildup.
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Tokyo
Russia
Japan
Sapporo
Japan Ice Hockey Federation
Innsbruck
Grenoble
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Switzerland
Poland
United States
Six Teams Lead Volleyball League After Clean Sweeps
In the Adult Recreation Volleyball League six teams, Paul’s Men’s Wear, Methodist Church, Glory Stompers, Penelec, Erie County Plastics and the Gophers, sit atop the standings with six points after back to back perfect nights. Raymond’s Alibi T and I and Corry Jamestown I II II remain without points. Next week features Penelec versus Corry Jamestown I and Erie County Plastics against the Gophers at 7 15 p.m. plus Alibi 1 versus Raymond’s and Methodist Church versus Alibi I at 8 15 p.m. and Glory Stompers versus Corry Jamestown II and Paul’s versus Corry Jamestown II at 9 15 p.m.
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Erie County Plastics
the Gophers
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Alibi T and I
Corry Jamestown I
Alibi I
Gophers
Corry Jamestown II
Paul’s
Alibi 1
Corry Rifle Team Drops First Match in League Opener
Corry’s entry in the Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League opened against defending champions Walnut Creek and lost both the actual and handicap matches. Final scores: handicap Walnut Creek 1972.1, Corry 1966.3. actual Walnut Creek 1971, Corry 1963. Corry shooters Mark Hall 395.2, Jim Shaver 392.7, Lyle Gifford 392.4, Jim Shaver Jr. 392.3. West County drew a bye. Lawrence Park No 1 beat Meadville. Amboy beat Lawrence Park No 2.
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Corry
Pennsylvania Rifle League
Walnut Creek
Lawrence Park
Meadville
Amboy
West County
Mark Hall
Chester
Jim Shaver
Lyle Gifford
Jim Shaver Jr
Hornets Bring Veteran Team to Visit Beavers Tomorrow
The Hickory Hornets, led by first year coach Steve Garay, bring five returning seniors Rust Smith Laskowitz Valentino and Long as likely starters. Beavers coach Ed Partch says defense and shooting must improve with Sutton listed questionable due to a back injury. If Sutton can’t go Jeff Brown may start with Crotty Dolan Moore and Sampsell. game at 8 pm with a 6 30 pm junior varsity tip.
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Hickory Hornet
Steve Garay
Hornets
Hickory
Ambridge
Garay
Beavers
Dave Rust
Ed Smith
Gene Laskowitz
Jeff Valentino
Tom Sineich
Jim Long
Les Ream
Rust
Smith
Laskowitz
Valentino
Long
Ed Partch
Franklin
Partch
Jim Dolan
Dolan
Kevin Sutton
Beaver
Sutton
Jeff Brown
Brown
John Crotty
Steve Moore
Craig Sampsell
Pitchers Dominate First Round Draft Picks in Expos Selection
In the opening round of baseballs winter draft, Wayne Piper Jr. at six-foot ten was the tallest pitcher chosen by Montreal Expos joining a 15-pitcher haul by 24 teams. Eric Raich was the top overall pick by Cleveland, with Scouts praising his major league potential and the draft featuring mostly hurlers and one non pitcher, Ricky Knepper.
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Johnny Gee
Wayne Piper Jr
Montreal Expos
Monte Irvin
Bowie Kuhn
Conley
Braves
Red Sox
Gee
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Poper
Eric Raich
University of Southern California
Cleveland Indians
Phil Seghi
Indians
Philadelphia
Ricky Knepper
Boonsboro
Joseph Krsnich
Wichita State
New York Yankees
Rocky Krsnich
Cincinnati
Sioux Falls
Gary Erskine
Brooklyn Dodger
Carl Erskine
University of Texas
Kuhn
Pirates pick Bolden first in draft's regular phase
Pittsburgh selects Dennis Bolden a 6 6 right handed pitcher from New Castle Indiana in the first round of the regular phase in New York Bolden 19 attends Gupola Junior College in Marianna Also chosen in regular and secondary phases were Richard Anderson Tom Holliday Michael Kirkpatrick John Paull Donald Fisher Gerard Thomas and others from multiple states and colleges
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Pittsburgh
Dennis Bolden
New Castle
Ind
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York
Bolden
Gupola Junior College
Marianna
Pirates
Richard Anderson
Trumbull
LeMont Furnace
Donald Fisher
Perkasie
Gerard ‘Thomas
Scranton
David Gaynor
Marlboro
Mass
Joel Misler
Miami
Gerald Goode
Bayonne
N.J
James Morrison
Temple Terrace
Fla
Kenneth ‘Donaldson
Tacoma
Wash
Alan Dreschsler
Rochester
N.Y
Joseph Blandford
Waldorf
Corry Area Jaycees Race Site Layout Near Columbus
Plans for USSA sanctioned snowmobile races outline a site near the No Bar Riding Club in Columbus. A shaded spectator area runs along one track side. Traffic will be directed via Route 6 Y to Erie Street, then Main Street, returning to the site for a right turn into the area.
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Jaycees
USSA
No-Bar
Columbus
Erie Street
Main Street
Beaver Matmen Head Into Trojan Territory
Corry Area High School varsity wrestling visits McDowell High School to face the Trojans coached by Ralph Clark. McDowell sits 4-1 with one loss to Strong Vincent, while McDowell has four straight wins over North East, Girard, Erie Tech, and Jamestown New York. The Trojans return an experienced lineup from a seven-win previous season.
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Corry Area
McDowell High School
Hunt Stauffer Leads Bowling With 222 in Men's League
Hunt Stauffer posted a 222 in the Men's League last night for the top singleton score, with Ross Bailey at 221 in the Raymond League. Florence Amoroso led the women with a 211, as other high marks included Barstow's Harold Steves 217 and 220, and Ray Hicley 202 among several strong efforts across leagues.
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Ross Bailey
Florence Amoroso
Alley Aids
Barstow
Harold Steves
Mark Kirin
Ass Bailey
Ford Stewart
Ray Hicley
Seventh-Grade Hoop Standouts Lead Close Night
Room 23 defeated Room 36 2-13 as Jim Muckinhaupt led with nine points and Room 34 beat Room 13 23-17. Nick Ottaway scored eight for the losers in a tight league, while John Middleton and Shawn Czech each had five for Room 13. Coach Clark reflected on a poor season but hoped underclassmen payoff. Junior varsity opens at 6:40 p.m. with varsity to follow. lineup details list Corry wrestlers first for tomorrow’s meet.
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Room 34
Room 36
Room
Jim Muckinhaupt
Room 26
Steve Ferrando
Nick Ottaway
Dead Room
Room 13
John Middleton
Shawn Czech
Herman Rennells
McDowell
Cranberry
Beaver
Corry
Rick Fenno
Fritz Engel
Tim Daley
John Early
Lary Borton
Gary Sawtelle
Earl Swart
Jim Reitz
Gordon Bailey
Doug Heitrick
Scott Crowell
Ashly Swift
Jim Bennett
Keith Pierce
Dale Higley
Dan Krepps
Jim Swart
Brian Vallant
Albert Lea Basketball Falls 129 to 56 at Parsons College
Fairfield report notes Albert Lea Minn team faced a late start and traffic delays en route to Parsons College. A police stop near Kellogg led to court appearances and fines totaling 100 dollars. The game began long after the scheduled 7:30 p.m. tip, with Parsons breaking a school scoring record against the weary visitors.
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Iowa
Albert Lea
Minn
Parsons College
Minnesota
Parsons
Kellogg
Justice of the Peace Court
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