Franklin Too Much For Corry Basketballers
Franklin Knights routed Corry Beavers 62 to 44 in a packed Corry High gym. Franklin led 25 15 at halftime and pulled away late, with Bierbach leading the Knights with 17 points while McLaughlin topped Corry with 15.
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Franklin Too
Corry
Priday
Dick Fox
Corry Beavers
Franklin Knights
Beavers
Franklin
Knights
Bierbach
Walters Law
Henderson Burgert
Hancox
Stevens _ Mason
R Corry
McLaughlin
Brynt
Hillstrom
F. Schwab
Edwards Hammond
Huck Lininger
Lyle Lightner
Hunting Season Dates Set by State Game Commission
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania State Game Commission approved tentative opening dates for 1967 hunting seasons. Archery deer begins Oct 2, early small game Oct 14, general small game Oct 28, bear Oct 20, antlered deer Nov 27. Final dates and bag limits to be decided in June. The commission also authorized buying 12 land tracts totaling 3165 acres for public hunting at 108246 dollars from game funds.
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Harrisburg
State Game Commission
Arly
Commission
Frederick M. Simpson
Spartansburg Quintet Rolls To Easy 104-61 Win
Spartansburg high powered five routed Pleasantville 104 to 61 in UAVL action for their third straight win and sixth in a row this season. Bruce Allen led with 24 points, Don Minnick 23, Elden Miller 21, Brent Allen and Bob Troyer 15 each, while Pleasantville’s Perrett had 22. JVs also won 41-28.
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Spartansburg
Pleasantville
Spartans
Rene Nicklas
Sparta
Bruce Allen
Don Minnick
Elden Miller
Brent Allen
Bob Troyer
Perrett
Jvs
Tidioute
Miller
Troyer
Minnick
Scouten
Straite _ o
JVs Triumph Over Franklin 46 to 39 in Beavers’ Tilt
Corry Junior Varsity defeated Franklin 46 to 39 in Beaver gym. JVs led 14-10 after first period, trailed 24-19 at half, then used a 14-5 third quarter run to take a 33-29 edge and finished strong with 18-10 final period. Schwab 13, Blunt 11, Sample 10, Harrison 9. Franklin’s Roland Lawrence had 10. Corry improves to 6-6.
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Corry
Franklin Jvs
Beaver Gym
Denny Harrison
Little Beavers
Franklin
Rick Schwab
Scoop Sample
Knights
Harry Barkham
Schwab
Bill Blynt
Sample
Beavers
Blunt
Harrison
Roland Lawrence
Corry Jvs
Franklin JV
Findlay
Lawrence A . Ric
Lawrence
Harper Gabrys
Grace
Blackhurst Davis
Jeff Jackson
Scurry
Jackson
Chase
Alan Higley
Phil Jaquith
Sutton
Terry Upperman
B. Blynt
Saegertown
Oil City Franklin
Oil City
Al’Yanssény
Bill Wailer
Beaver Wrestlers Tumble Franklin Knights 30 18
Corry High wrestling defeated Franklin 30 to 18. Beavers led 20-8 after five bouts and never trailed after the second. Wins by decisions: Dingfelder Seitz Harrington Fralick Jaquith. Pins by Harrington Bogert McChesney. Final score 30-18 with McChesney pinning Rod Adams and Bogert topping Craig Adams for momentum.
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Beaver
Franklin Knights
Larry Dingfelder
Jim Seitz
Larry Harrington
Dean Fralick
Rick Jaquith
Dick Harrington
Denny Bogert
Gene McChesney
Miller
van Tassel
Dunlap
Harrington
Baker
Beavers
Benson
Bogert
Craig Adams
Gene
Stub” McChesney
Rod Adams
McChesney
Feeler
Phil Jaquith
Terry Upperman
Blair Hildebrand
Honor Yogi For Baseball Service Awarded
New York AP Yogi Berra chosen by the New York Chapter of the Baseball Writers Association to receive the William J. Slocum Memorial Award for long and meritorious service to baseball. Berra, a Mets coach after managing the 1964 AL pennant, spent 17 years with the Yankees as a star catcher and earned three AL MVP awards while playing on 14 All-Star teams. The award will be presented.
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NEW York
Yogi Berra
Baseball Writers’ Association
William J. Slocum
Berra
New York Mets
Yankees
Multiple High School Basketball Scores From Night of League Games
A list of league basketball results includes Franklin 62 over Corry 44, Academy 56 over Prep 54, Vincent 8 over East 54, Cleveland St Joseph 78 over Tech Northwestern 60, LeBoeuf 57 over Troquois 62, Fairview 54, General McLane 68 over Union City 44, Wattsburg 70 over Girard 60, Harborcreek 48, North Hast a4 over Saegertown 53 over Cochranton 50, Cambridge 67 over Conneaut Valley 48, Linesville 83 over Conneaut Lake 52, Townville 79 over Randolph 72, Oil City 52 over Titusville 47 in overtime, Meadville 79 over Warren 52, Northern Area 83 over Tidioute 68, Spartansburg 104 over Pleasantville 61, Youngsville 68 over West Forest 3, East Forest 68 over Sheffield 68, Mercer 97 over Cranberry 73, Rocky Grove 87 over Lakeview 55, Greenville 63 over Reynolds 41, Hickory 76 over Sharpsville 55, Lee City 56 over Slippery Rock, Commodore Perry 71 over Jamestown 54, Porestville 59 over Clymer 50, Jamestown 59 over Falconer 51, Sherman 71 over Chautauqua 4, Brocton 57 over Mayville 45, Panama 69 over Frewsburg 57, Westfield 65 over Bemus Point 60, at the Writers 44th annual dinner January 20th.
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Northwestern
LeBoeuf
Troquois
Fairview
General McLane
Union City
Wattsburg
Girard
Harborcreek
North Hast
Saegertown
Cochranton
Cambridge
Conneaut Valley
Linesville
Conneaut Lake
Townville
Randolph
Oil City
Titusville
Meadville
Warren
Northern Area
Tidioute
Spartansburg
Pleasantville
Youngsville
West Forest
East Forest
Sheffield
Mercer
Cranberry
Rocky Grove
Lakeview
Greenville
Reynolds
Hickory
Sharpsville
Lee City
Slippery Rock
Commodore Perry
Jamestown
Porestville
Clymer
Falconer
Sherman
Chautauqua
Brocton
Mayville
Panama
Frewsburg
Westfield
Bemus Point
JV Matmen Rally Past Franklin For Third Straight Win
Corry's junior varsity wrestling team defeated Franklin JVs 33 to 14 at Franklin. Coach John Pager earned his fifth win in seven outings. Beavers won eight bouts, five by decisions and three by forfeit. Mike Thomas extended his streak to seven straight wins with a 10-0 decision. Other Corry winners included Martin, Savko, Johnson, and Brown. Clark Eaton saw his five-match streak end in a 2-2 decision.
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Bob Benson
Corty High
Beavers
Franklin Knights
Franklin
Orange and Black
Corry
Franklin Jvs
John Pager
Mike Thomas
Ewings
Bob Martin
Ronnie Savko
Don Johnson
Denny Brown
Martin
Wilber
Savko
Schiliefer
Johnson
Laing
Brown
Robinson
Clark Eaton
Rial
Clymer Five Loses To Forestville
Forestville outscored Clymer 14 to five in the final period to pull away for a 59 to 50 win after a 45 45 tie. Benchly led Forestville with 16 points, Dark 11, Salzman 10, Tyler 10. VanderSchaff had 16 for Clymer, Roush 11, Neckers 10. Forestville JV also defeated Clymer 78 to 54. Hickey Kress and Loomis each scored 12 for Clymer. Indoor meet tonight at Lubbock features Randy Matson and Ralph Boston. if you read it in The Journal you know it’s true.
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Pirates
Benchly
Dark
Salzman
Tyler
Larry VanderSchaff
Kurt Roush
Craig Neckers
Forestville Jvs
Clymer Jvs
Hickey Kress
Loomis
Benchley
Bradigan Dark
Salzman Sikorski
Standern - Tyler
Ana
Cady
VanderShaff Roush Neckers
Bemis
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Pete McLaughlin
Don Walters
Dave Bierbach
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Jim Henderson
Walters
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Edwards
Hammond
Law
Henderson
Rocky Burgert
Franklin Eeetes
Law and Burgert
Peekaboo
Fellows
Eiffel Tower
Graham
Higley
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Dingfelder
Ding
Seitz
Danials
The
Writers
Jockey Life
BRUTE
JV Matmen
Lubbock
Tex
Randy Matson
Ralph Boston
Charlie
Bancardchek
Bancardchck
Citizens Corry
Marine National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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