Nearfalls By Hy Daley LEADER OF THE PACK
Hy Daley profiles Mike Thomas and his wrestling journey from junior olympics to a 24 win dual season. It covers early losses, weight changes, key matches, and outlook for 1970, naming rivals like John Chatman and Ed Wright and praising team assets and coaching influence.
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Mike
Ed Wright
Oil City
John Chatman
Trinity High School
Chatman
State College
Scott Sparks Tar Heels Past Clemson 96 91 In NCA A Showdown
North Carolina star Charlie Scott dominated Clemson with 35 points including 24 in the second half as the seventh ranked Tar Heels rallied from a late deficit to beat the Tigers 96-91. Clemson led 72-67 with 9:43 left before Scott set up 11 of UNC’s next 13 baskets and fueled the decisive surge.
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Charlie Scott
Bobby Roberts
Clemson
Roberts
Scott
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Georgia Tech
Furman
Miami
Centenary
Penn State
Temple
Manhattan
Roanoke
Wake Forest
Virginia
Wyoming
Colorado State
Utah State
Brigham Young
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Virginia Tech
Richmond
Texas El-Paso
Arizona
New Mexico
Arizona State
Dean Smith
Smith
North Carolina State
East Carolina
McCovey Signs Six-Figure Giants Deal
San Francisco Giants inked Willie McCovey to a new one year contract worth about $100,000 after tearing up the old deal. The 32 year old first baseman, NL home run leader with 45 and 126 RBIs, joins Willie Mays and Juan Marichal in six figure salaries as he begins his 11th season with the club.
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SAN Francisco
San Francisco Giants
Willie McCovey
Candlestick Park
Giants
Willie Mays
Juan Marichal
McCovey
The
Cage ft q Schedule SECTION TWO Oil City 30 Rocky Grove 24
WARREN AT CORRY Franklin at Oil City Rocky Grove at Cranberry Meadville at Titusville Iroquois at Union City Ft. LeBoeuf at Northwestern Gen. McLane at Wattsburg Conneaut Lake at Cambridge Springs Conneaut Valley at Cochranton Linesville at Randolph Townville at Saegertown Eisenhower at Sparta West Forest at East Forest Youngsville at Tidioute Fairview at Harborcreek Girard at North East Johnsonburg at Brockway
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Oil City
Rocky Grove
Pranklin
Warren
Meadville
Corry
Titusville
Cranberry
Rinka Extends NCAA Scoring Lead In College Division
New York AP reports Kenyon star John Rinka maintains the NCAA College Division scoring lead with a 40.3 points per game average. The update notes he is confident despite pursuers, while Travis Grant of Kentucky State trails the pack.
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NEW York
John Rinka
Kenyon
Rinka
Travis Grant
Kentucky State
Sparta Girls Dominate Union City 48 to 15 in Lopsided Win
Sparta girls roll to a 48 15 victory over Union City led by a strong defensive effort. Russell Jackson of Southern University is noted as the rebound leader with a 26.5 average.
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Sparta
Union City
Russell Jackson
Southern University
Spartansburg
Spartans
Wilma Long
Brenda Varney
Long
Varney
Lori Cook
Sparta FP
Tee Sheila
Cook Howell Carter
Sherry
Shafer
Luba Cornish
Clough
Hammond
Sparta Union City
Beaver Swimmers Crown Dragons in 59 35 Win
Corry Beaver swimmers led by John Wotus Jim Stahl Doug Knapp and Ken Lewis remained undefeated as they routed the Warren Dragons 59 to 35 at the Warren YMCA pool The Beavers won 10 straight events and extended their streak to five straight meetings with one loss this season to Cathedral Prep The meet featured Wotus 50 yard freestyle 24 3 and wins by Stahl Knapp and Lewis in IM butterfly and diving respectively The Beavers return home to host the Iroquois Braves next Tuesday at 7 30 p m
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Jim Stahl
Doug Knapp
Ken Lewis
Corry Beaver
Warren Dragons
Warren Ymca
Wotus
Warren
Mark Schaeffer
Stahl
Knapp
Lewis
Beavers
Erie
Cathedral Prep
Tankers
Corry Area
Orange and Black
Tom Cragg
Carl Counasse
Dave Cochran
Jeff Fuller
Dale Lewis
Cochran
Jeff Peck
Iroquois Braves
Bulls and Suns Roar In NBA Cage Action
Bulls stormed past Cincinnati 120 to ? 120 to ? while Phoenix beat Baltimore 124 to 115 as Clem Haskins and Chet Walker each sparked Chicago with 30 first quarter points. Connie Hawkins and Gail Goodrich led Phoenix with 29 points. Chicago moved to second in the West four games behind Atlanta, and Phoenix narrowed the gap toward San Francisco. In ABA action Denver beat Dallas, Kentucky topped New York, Carolina beat Indiana, and Miami defeated Pittsburgh. Lamar Green filled in for Paul Silas with 18 points and 12 rebounds for the Suns. Gus Johnson led Baltimore with 26 points and 21 rebounds.
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Cincinnati
Phoenix Suns
Baltimore
Clem Haskins
Chet Walker
Chicago
Bulls
Connie Hawkins
Gail Goodrich
Phoenix
Suns
Bullets
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San Francisco
Denver
Dallas
Kentucky
New York
Carolina
Indiana
Miami
Pittsburgh
Hawkins
Gus Johnson
Lamar Green
Paul Silas
Johnson
Milwaukee
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