Dinner Guests Highlight Jamestown Sports Night in 1968
Temple Hesed Abraham hosts a Jamestown sports night dinner on February 4 at Hotel Jamestown with a guest list including Denny McLain Tim McCarver Milt Moran Ernie Green Gerry Philbin Ed Retowski Billy Graham and Carmen Basilio. Tickets are selling fast via Peck News Jamestown.
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Abraham
Jamestown
Denny McLain
Tim McCarver
Milt Moran
Ernie Green
Gerry Philbin
Ed Retowski
Billy Graham
Carmen Basilio
Peck News
Bowling Laditors Note From American Legion Event
A fragment labeled as a bowling note lists participants and scores for a Moose Lodge and American Legion event. Names include Tom Smith, Bob Morton, Joe Baressi, Lafe Douglas, Bob Wotus, Pat Renzi, Ed Paver, Joe Jung fleisch, Ray Blynt, Al Dunnewald, Giz Tripp, Raymond Night on Platers ac, Automatics Grinders Inspection, Bill Jankowski, Mel Blynt, Lou Hurlbert, Ross Bailey, and Doris Lutz among others with scores ranging roughly from 120 to 237. The note mentions Women of the Moose and related entries with several female names and scores.
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American Legion
Moose’s Restaurant
Tom Smith
Bob Morton
Joe Baressi
Lafe Douglas
Bob Wotus
Pat Renzi
Ed Paver
Joe Jungfleisch
Ray Blynt
al, Dunnewald
Giz Tripp
Raymond
Penn slows Villanova as Davidson tops Wake Forest
The Penn Quakers upset ninth-ranked Villanova 32 to 20 behind a late Steve Bilsky jumper. Davidson defeated Wake Forest 90 to 82 as Mike Maley and Jerry Kroll led with 27 and 23 points respectively. Duquesne beat St Francis 79 to 55 amid a hospital visit for injuries. Notre Dame defeated Detroit 64 to 77 with Spencer Haywood scoring 30.
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Associated Press
Wildcats
Villanova
Cats
Pennsylvania
Penn
Jack Kraft
Quakers
Davidson Wildcats
Wake Forest
Steve Bilsky
Howard Porter
Bilsky
Davidson
Mike Maley
Jerry Kroll
Mike O'Neill
Duquesne
St. Francis
Notre Dame
Detroit
Spencer Haywood
Titans
Johnny Dee
Bob Arnzen
Duquesne St Francis Brawl Ends Game In Turmoil
A bench clearing fight at Altoona after a late altercation on the court injured four players and caused fans to rush the floor. Duquesne, ranked 12th, beat St. Francis 79 to 85, while officials restored order after a ten minute delay.
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Altoona
Duquesne - St. Francis
Iour
Ken Tabaka
St. Francis
Tal
Len Aden
Duquesne
Barry
Garry Nelson
the &Foot-9
Gary Majors
Bill Snodgrass
Snodgrass
Majors
Red Manning
John Clark
Kevin Porter
Manning
Frankies
Clark
Porter
Dukes
Standings Slight Changes After Tuesday Basketball Contests
In the Section race, only bottom teams shifted. Warren beat Rocky Grove 87 61 to climb into a four way fourth, Meadville and Titusville remain tied for the league lead after strong wins, Franklin handed Cranberry a 61 50 loss to keep the Berries in last place, and upcoming games schedule Corry at Cranberry and Titusville at Franklin with Warren hosting the Oilers. Dan Krumm led Warren with 21 points, Hinkson topped Grove with 19, Witherup posted 21 for Franklin, Himes 17 for Cranberry.
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Cranberry
Warren
Rocky Grove
Titusville
Meadville
Beavers
Oilers
Franklin
Berries
Titusville Rockets
Rockets
Brown and Gold
Grovers
Dan Krumm
Hinkson
Grove
Dragons
Orioles
Franklin Knights
Knights
Witherup
Himes
Corry
Grapplers Head For Meadville
Corry Area High School wrestling heads to Meadville for a Section Two clash aiming for a fourth win. Meadville, 20-1 in section play, seeks momentum after a 28-21 loss to Erie Strong Vincent, led by unbeaten Marty Davis at 145 pounds.
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Corry
Meadville
Erie
Vincent
Bulldogs
Titusville
Oil City
Marty Davis
Dave Rock
Bob Bennett
Rock
Bennett
Davis
Warren
Beavers
Orange and Black
Dan Corbett
Cagers Travel to Cranberry Tomorrow in Section Showdown
Coach Joe Frisina and Corry aim to snap a two game Section Two skid against Cranberry, the league’s only winless team. Cranberry, tallest in the section at 69 George McClure, 64 Steve Blum and 63 Dean Himes, relies on Steve Ward and Ron Stewart in backcourt and Dean Himes as top threat. Key Corry players Skip Schwab and Bill Blynt pace scoring and boards, with starters including Bob Boutwell Scoop Sample Mark Chase Mark Bloom Ron Bailey and Jim Harvey.
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Joe Frisina
Corry
Cranberry
Beavers
George McClure
Steve Blum
Dean Himes
Berries
Steve Ward
Ron Stewart
Andy Stivanson
Bill McCullough
McCullough
Himes
Dean
Skip Schwab
Schwab
Bill Blynt
Frisina
Bob Boutwell
Scoop Sample
Mark Chase
Mark Bloom
Ron Bailey
Jim Harvey
Chapman Clark
Young Berries
Jack Cummings
Mike Donoghue
Steve Dubrosky
Steve Grice
John Cragg
John
Barbara Jo Rubin Contends for First Woman Jockey
Barbara Jo Rubin, 19, sought to ride in the fourth race at Tropical Park but was blocked by a male jockey boycott. Trainer Bryan Webb dropped the plan, and Rubin vowed to pursue legal action with ACLU support, citing anti trust and contract rights concerns as Racing Commission probes begin.
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Miami
Fis
Barbara Jo Rubin
Tropical Park
Barbara Jo
Tropical
Stoneland
Bryan Webb
Barbara
Honey
Webb
Robert H. Burns
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Burns
Jockeys Guild
Saul Silberman
Silberman
Liv- Racing Commission
L. B. Walker
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Odds and Endsley
WIRGT
Endsley
Jaffa
Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association
North Front Street
Harrisburg
Jim Shaughnessy
Oil City High
Arizona State University
Sun Devil
Joe Paterno
Steelers
Penn State
Joe
Paterno
Jan
Larry Harrington
Edinboro State
Payer Brothers
Bruce
Mike
Corry Area
Erie Tech Memorial, Academy
East
Strong Vincent
Erie Cathedral Prep
McDowell
Laditor
Bill Jankowski
Mel Blynt
Lou Hurlbert
Ross Bailey
S C McCray Aluminum
C&j Kendall
Women of the Moose
Doris Lutz
Fran Jukes
Ann Gluvna
Moose
National Guard
Ajax
State Farm
Howard
Dave Wohl
Dick Harter
Kraft
Franklin Corry Warren
Gil City
Rocky Grove Cranberry
Grapplers
Cagers
Bokiaothor
Boycott Works
Calder Corry
RF. Pakulski
K. Lindberg
E. Simpson N. McElroy
Hileman Lawrence Park
C. Snyder
C. Shaffer R
Cook
A. Warhola
J. Snyder
Center Fire
W. Reynolds
F. Pakulski
N. McElroy
E. Simpson
Lawrence Park
Shaffer A. Warhola
J, Snyder
Rossin
Tel
Coats
March Andian
Senin
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