San Francisco Holds Lead For Sixth Straight Week
San Francisco remains No 1 in the college basketball rankings for the sixth straight week, earning top votes by a wide margin over Dayton. The Dons extended their winning streak to 39 games with wins over Santa Clara and Fresno State, tying the major college record.
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Women Keglers Plan City Tournament at Bowl-Aire
Last evening at Moose Lodge East Washington Street, Mrs Reade Longhurst presided as plans for the City Tournament were outlined. The event will open February 26 at Bowl-Aire Alleys, running Saturdays and Sundays through March 11. Entries due February 10 to Miss Julia Zepka with prizes for team, singles, doubles and all events across three classes. College basketball results follow with Bethany over Waynesburg and other scores listed.
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Corry Area High Dribblers Host Erie East Tonight
Corry Area High School's dribblers, smarting from a 74 72 loss to Old City last Friday, host Erie East in a 8 15 p m varsity game after a reserve tilt. East, led by Dale Sorenson and Ken Bilet nikoff inside, faces a balanced Corry lineup with Dietsch Turner Latos and Mitchell providing scoring in a close contest.
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Ken Biletnikoff
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Old City
Vic Craga
Paul Dietsch
Bill Turner
Walt Latos
Bill Mitchell
Jim ‘Torner
Tom Linski
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Turner
Blue Jays Fall in Fourth Straight Loss at Youngsville
Corry Junior High fell 40-27 to Youngsville as Terry Williams led the Blue Jays with 16 points. Agnew and Fehlman paced the victors with 12 and 10. Youngsville opened a 20-7 lead by halftime and stretched it to 35-14 by the third quarter before cruising in. The Blue Jays visit Meadville Friday as a gym class event ends with nonstandard dress rules and shoe requirements.
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Sullivan Victor Over Tony Johnson At St Nicholas Arena
New York John K Sullivan former British middleweight champion defeated Tony Johnson at St Nicholas Arena New York in a technical knockout upset after weighing 163 12 pounds to Johnson 172 12. Referee Mark Conn favored Sullivan 7 3 while judges Birnbaum 6 3 1 and Grant 6 4 split for Johnson. AP card credited Sullivan 7 4.
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Leo Birnbaum
Bert Grant
Perkins Dominates With 620 in Local Bowling Night
Keglers led by Perkins hammered out a 620 series on games of 202 215 and 203. Other high scores included Blynt 233, Sample 226, Hurlbut 224, Hurlbert 209, Willett 207, Bemis 213, Castor 205, Lamielle 219, Castor 205, and Clark 213 amid a strong showing from the local bowling group.
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Charles ‘Van'Tassell
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Ray Blynt
Frank Wise
Blair Hajee
Min Holnadays
Bill Rogers
Arnold Applebes
Chuck Willett
Clift Me
Closkey
Russ Bemis
Joe Baressi
Paul Hurlbut
Phil Sample
Sonny Staples
Jack Castor
Bil Lamielle
Paul Clark
Lou Hurlbert
NFL Votes Bell 10000 Bonus After Successful Year
NFL owners meeting west of Chicago vote Bert Bell a 10000 bonus for 1965 activities and back Pro Bowl TV nationwide. They seek more TV games, tighten one rule on ball carrier contact, and impose motion penalties on three point linemen. Scores listed include Duquesne 76 Bowling Green 54 and West Chester 72 Penn Military 64.
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Joys of Life Highlight Health and Faith
The piece urges valuing good health as priceless and urges faith and adherence to a physician's advice. It stresses regular medical checkups and relying on a well stocked pharmacy for prescribed medications.
Boxing Guild inoperative after mass resignations in New York
The Boxing Guild of New York collapsed as most licensed managers resigned or had licenses revoked. Julius Helfand of the New York State Athletic Commission confirmed the guild is practically inoperative, with 7 resignations and more anticipated. Several leaders including Cas D Amato and Charlie Johnston quit, while Bill Daly and Charley Bauer remained. The affiliate International Boxing Guild faces federal antitrust indictments.
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Notre Dame and Arkansas Win Rivalry Battles
Notre Dame beat Northwestern 86 to 72 and Arkansas defeated Texas A and M 98 to 66. Montana topped Tadisna 79 to 70 while Michigan State triumphed 70 to 60 over Utah. Kansas edged Town State 68 to 63 and Bt. Vincent's (Pa.) fell 70 to 60.
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