East Wins NFL Pro Bowl in Memorial Coliseum
Lombardi’s West stumbles 38 7 as East dominates with 10 turnovers by West. Jim Brown 3 touchdowns and 64 yards headlines. Frank Ryan 182 passing yards and 51 yard score setup. Jim Bakken with three field goals. John Brodie sets Pro Bowl passing record with six completions. Fralick brothers lead Corry wrestling with Sam undefeated at 95 pounds. Beaver swimming to Erie East and Jamestown this week.
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Harp Leaves Cornell For Duke Chance
Durham, N C AP Tom Harp is leaving Cornell to head football coach at Duke University to pursue major college football. Duke announced Harp will replace Bill Murray as head coach. contract terms are private. Harp, the youngest Ivy League coach, plans to add one to five assistants and cited Duke's academic standing. He coached Cornell five years and led a 57 3 record with top rushing offense in 1965.
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Mixed Doubles Bowling League Scores Drive High Sets
Bard Wickwire led with a 541 series in Mixed Doubles. Notable scores include Joe Smollek 204 Harry Schiemer 225 Pat Renzi 210 Bob Eddy 203 Eldon Edwards 203 and multiple 170s to 187s across Avalon Seniors Beaver League Bantams and Girls divisions.
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Skeet McCray
Len Migliaccio
Lanny Fitch
Marie Gluyna
Debbie Caruso
Pat Wetmore
Sandy Orn
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Beaver League
Gene Zajac
Dick Steves
Skeet’ McCray
Gary Swart
Blaine Burkett
Julie Sandburg
Art Perkins
al Dunnewald
Bob Hulett
Laverne Ayers
Marion Mack
Vivian Ayers
St Edward's routs St Titus in local court clash
St Edward's, coached by Joe Baressi, crushed St Titus 40 to 14 as Cragg led with 14 points. Amy added nine, Burton six, Weber five, and Downey two while St Titus struggled to two points in the second quarter and one in the fourth. St Edward's hosts St Agatha's next Sunday.
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Chuck Burton
Sam Weber
John Downey
Jack Amy
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Meadville
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Pirates sign Gene Alley and Jose Pagan for 1986
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced over the weekend the signings of shortstop Gene Alley and utility infielder Jose Pagan for 1986. The moves bring the Pirates' signed players to ten for the upcoming season.
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Kentucky Pulls Away To Top Vanderbilt In Struggling Showdown
No. 2 Kentucky defeated No. 3 Vanderbilt 96 83 as Adolph Rupp adjusted from a 1 3 1 defense to man to man, slowing the Commodores after a fast start. The Wildcats extended their unbeaten streak to 12. Louisville, UCLA, Stanford and St. Josephs also posted wins in a busy top 10 slate.
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Warrenite captain named Westminster College golf co-captain
Warrenite Jack Hamilton of Warren was named co-captain of Westminster College golf for 1966. A history major and member of Alpha Sigma Phi, he has a 1964-65 record of three wins and was honored last spring in the West Penn Conference tournament.
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Warren
Westminster College
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Near perfect hurling New York hurling note
Ed Reulbach of the Cubs pitched to a near perfect game for the New York crowd. In the first half he delivered a sequence of strikes and outs, showcasing dominant control on the mound.
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YMCA IY Tankers take two dual meets with strong splashes
The local YMCA swimming teams swept both meets 60 to 0 on Saturday. Cadet boys led by Jon Bennett with two firsts, while Dave Cochran starred for the preps with two wins. Junior and girl divisions also produced multiple winners including Kim Kelsey with three firsts.
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Penn State Players Headline NORAD Mustangs Draft Picks
In Lakeland Florida AP reports Jer cy Sandusky of Penn State ends the No 1 draft choice of the Pennsylvania Mustangs in the North American Football League. Wilmington Del Comets selected Jim War Gettysburg quarterback No 4 Dirk Nye Penn State halfback No 12 Bruce Molloy Penn halfback No 16 Dave Connell Villanova place kicker No 18 Tom Mitchell Bucknell end No 20.
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AFL Trade Shifts Stars in Houston Amid Expansion Talks
The AFL showcases a major mid season trade sending Hrnie Ladd and Earl Faison to Houston in a five player deal as expansion dominates meetings. San Diego coach Gillman blasts Bud Adams after tampering claims while Miami Dolphins begin stocking veteran players under the league’s expansion plan. The league eyes a 10th team for 1967 with Chicago Los Angeles Anaheim Milwaukee Portland and Phoenix among applicants while Dolphins prepare four more choices today.
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Ashe wins Tasmanian crown in straight sets
American tennis star Arthur Ashe captured his fourth Australian circuit title by defeating Australian John Newcombe in Hobart Tasmania 6 4 6 4 12 10 to claim the Tasmanian men's singles championship.
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Casper Wins San Diego Open with Thunder Par 268
Casper, a 3 year old veteran of 11 pro seasons, finally wins at home in San Diego Open. He carded seven birdies in a final round 4 and a thunder-par 268 for 72 holes, saying the victory is very gratifying after last year’s hard work.
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Celtics Hold Lead With Tense East Standings
The Celtics beat Philadelphia 197-123 as Wilt Chamberlain fell ill and Bill Russell played through a bruised shoulder. Cincinnati edged Detroit 108-106 to stay within a half game of Boston, St. Louis beat Baltimore 130-128, and Lubious Jackson stepped in for Chamberlain with 11 points before leaving with a bruised shoulder.
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Two-Platoon Football Ends Debate for Another Year
The NCAA Football Rules Committee kept substitution rules as they are for now signaling stability for college play. Spokesman Wiles Halleck said no changes were scheduled as of the closing session.
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