UCLA Remains Unanimous Top In AP Poll. Princeton Rises
UCLA held the top spot with unanimous first place votes as Rutgers and Louisville share second but Princeton climbs to fifth after strong showings by the Tigers in recent games. Houston North Carolina and Texas Western also move upward while New Mexico drops to ninth after losses. Cincinnati?
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UCLA
Lonteville
Houston
North Carolina
Princeton
Texas
Kansas
Florida
New Mexico
Providence
Louisville
Texas Western
Washington
California
Stanford
Southern Illinois
Bradley
T Cardinals
Wyoming
Denver
West Texas
North Carolina State
Tigers
Harvard
Dartmouth
Missouri
Mississippi State
Kentucky
Oglethorpe
Duquesne
Duquesne Dukes
Wrestling and football notes from Corry area sports recap
The report lists youth wrestling signup totals at the Y with 3 in the 3 to 1 year group 12 in the 11 to 12 year group and 5 in the 18 to 19 bracket and notes room for more signups. It covers Hobart College football letters Mike Hanna and Mike Vincent Bucknell letters 1966 and Edinboro wrestlers Payer brothers tied to Corry. It mentions a rescheduled Oil City wrestling match and Marine Officer Candidate School for Mickey McMahon plus a cautionary tale about an own basket score miscredit in a local area game.
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Richard Dittman
Mike Hanna
Sport News
Hobart College
Hanna
Mike
Vincent
Bucknell University
Edinboro
Mansfield
Corry
Bruce Payer
Mike Payer
Brothers of Beaver
John Payer
Oil City
Mickey McMahon
Corry Area High School
United States Marines
Quantico
Virginia
Marine Officer Candidate School
Mickey
NCAA rules group omits substitution changes
The NCAA Football Rules Committee in Phoenix, meeting since Monday, does not plan substitution rule changes this time. A subcommittee led by Jack Curtice proposed nine potential changes such as limited on bench talks, clock stoppage on delays, and stricter offside rules, but none deemed major. Flowers entered in Boston meet after this item.
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Phoenix
Ariz
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Jack Curtice
University of California At Santa Barbara
Curtice
Schedule of boys and girls high school games
Tuesday Saegertown at Corry Conneaut Lake at Ft LeBoeuf Wattsburg at Fairview Troquois at East Wednesday East at Tech Academy at Vincent Thursday Oil City at Corry McDowell at Warren Northwestern at Ft LeBoeuf Wattsburg at Girard North East at Harborcreek Union City at General McLane Iroquois at Fairview
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Saegertown
Corry
Conneaut Lake
Ft. LeBoeuf
Wattsburg
Fairview
Troquois
East
Tech Academy
Vincent
Oil City
McDowell
Warren
Northwestern
Girard North East
Harborcreek
Union City
General McLane
Iroquois
Meadville
Bradford
Erie County
Fife Leaves 10-0 Mount Lebanon for 0-9 Chartiers Valley
Pittsburgh AP Ralph Fife resigns after leading Mount Lebanon High School to a 10-0 WPIAL Class AA title and moves to Chartiers Valley to coach a winless 0-9 team. He calls the transfer a major coaching challenge amid his career.
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Pittsburgh
Ralph Fife
Fife
Mount Lebanon High School
Chartiers Valley
Boston A.A
Garden
Flowers
Tennessee
Palmer Casper ready for Crosby Invitational charity rematch
Golf legends Arnold Palmer and Billy Casper prep for a charity Crosby Invitational rematch of their 1966 U S Open playoff. Casper won the playoff 69 to 73 after a dramatic final round at Olympic Club.
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San Francisco
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Palmer
Casper
Olympic Club
Palmen
Special Chautauqua Deer Hunt Ruled Out
Albany reports the Ripley Westfield special deer hunt planned for Jan 27 28 is canceled after surveys show no mass deer migration. Officials cite moderate weather and low deer movement, making the hunt unnecessary and the authority expires Jan 31.
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Albany
State Conservation Department
Ripley- Westfield
Chautauqua
Tentaively
Ralph D. Colsen
Department
Bureau of Game
Conservation Department Region 2
Olean
Region 2
Howard Bobseine
Ripley
Bobseine
Conservation Department
Chiefs Fans Welcome Losers Back After Super Bowl
About 3,000 Kansas City fans greeted the Chiefs at Mid-Continent Airport in cold wind. Owner Lamar Hunt coach Hank Stram and GM Jack Steadman thanked the crowd and vowed a return to the world title game next season. Stram introduced 15 players and staff amid roaring jet engines.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Chiefs
Mid- Continent International
Lamar Hunt
Hank Stram
Mersager
Jack Steadman
Jets
Stram
Hunt
Green Bay
Chiefs
Kathy Whitworth Named Female Athlete Of The Year
27 year old golfer Kathy Whitworth was named The Associated Press top female athlete of 1966 by 428 sports writers and broadcasters, her second straight year winning the honor. She led with 185 first place votes and 723 total points, besting Billie Jean King who had 521 points.
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Jal
N. M
Whitsworths
Kathy Whitworth
Associated Press
Miss Whitworth
Morris Whitworth
New Mexico
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
Wednesday Night Volleyball Schedule and NFL Player Rumors
The schedule lists Wednesday January 18 matches including Corry Foam versus Raymonds and Kinley-Dolan against Ajax with several other games noted. Separate sports notes mention Taylor exercising his option with the Packers, possibly aiming to join the New Orleans franchise next season, while Lombardi downplays retirement chatter about Max McGee following Sunday’s 35 10 win.
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Taylor
Packers
New Orleans
Lombardi
Max McGee
Packers Coach Almost Played Hornung in Super Bowl
Los Angeles AP reports coach Vince Lombardi considered inserting Paul Hornung in the first half for a psychological lift. Hornung’s left arm pinched nerve since 1960 limits his availability, doctors’ clearance pending. Hornung vacationing after Wednesday wedding. Jim Taylor’s status also unclear ahead of the game.
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LOS Angeles
Vince Lombardi
Golden Bay
Paul Hornung
Green Bay Packers
Lombardi
Hornung
Packers
Jim Taylor
Ray Blynt Rolls Eight Strikes In Second Game
Ray Blynt starred in BowlAire Men's A League last night with a surge of eight straight strikes in his second game en route to a 278 total. The page also lists numerous player scores and team entries across Bowl Aire and related bowling events plus brief international boxing-like results from Manchester England and Tokyo.
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Ray Blynt
BowlAire
Blynt
E. Meerhoff
C. Czech
A. Dunnewold
C. Clabbatt
B. Peplinski
P. Renzi
G.combs
J. Woodard
D. Troyer
C. Willett
B. Lamielle
A. Perkins
C. Elchynski
Bowl-Aire
McInnes Steel Co
Chuck Jackson
Kelly Lewis
George Black
John Schroter
Dalton Weidner
VEW Business
Columbus Inn
Smith's Restaurant
Dave Herberg
Bob Sanders
Geo. Smith
Oscar Joncas
Don Jones
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Dick Harrington
Saegertown Grapplers
Corry Memorial Hospital
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Alan Higley
Harrington
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Beaver
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Odds and Endsley
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Richmond Flowers
Cite OK
Meerhoff
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G.E. Co
Crosby
Giants
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Jack Hiatt
San Francisco Giant
Brown
Hiatt
The
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Jockey Life
Walpole
Mass
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Toronto
Vic Brown
New York
Corry Foam
Raymonds
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Moose
Toha
James Way
BIG
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Ed Hajec
Walt Wawrejka
Harry Paulson
Norm Cressley
Dale Portice
Bernie Ross
Carl Gincott
Joe Niedomus
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Sonny Blakeslee
Manchester
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Tony Barlow
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Hiroshi Kobayashi
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