Beavers Seek History in CAHL Season Stretch
Corty Beaver basketball, after two wins, eyes placing among the worst modern CAHL records. Schwab nears alltime scoring high as Beavers face Cranberry, Meadville, and Berries with 11 games left. Heth Daley undergoes heart surgery at Children’s Hospital. no mat column today. State wrestling tickets go on sale February 1 for the March 15 Penn State tourney.
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Bowling Editor's Note and Local League Scores
Bowling editor notes typed and printed names appear with local league results. Rick Culver rolled 255 to lead the eve ning as Norm Cressley 214 and Perry McCray 206 follow. other top scores include Milt Kingsley 215 and Dick Steves 212 while several auras of names appear in mixed formatting.
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Corry Beverage
Erie County Plastics
Norm Cressley
Perry McCray
Bill Linski
Corry Jamestown Welding
Milt Kingsley
Walt Dundon
Mosher's Atlantic
Dick Steves
Bob Bailey
Ray Higley
Ladies
Corry Savings, Loan
Sawyer’s
Marie Gluvna
Ann Crosscut
Gladys Thompson
Ann Gluvna
Au Kurelowech
Evelyn Dot Weidner
Raiders Coach Takes Bills Job Transferred To Buffalo
Oakland announces coach John Rauch will leave the Raiders to take the AFL head coaching post with the Buffalo Bills. Rauch, 41, has six years with Oakland including a Super Bowl push and three as head coach. Engeleberg will join him as assistant coach on the Bills.
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Oakland
John Rauch
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AFL
Buffalo
Dr. Simpson
Southern California
Raiders
Daryle Lamonica
Ranch
Louis Engleberg
Eighth and Ninth Grade Cage Games Postponed Then Rescheduled
The eighth and ninth grade basketball games were postponed from yesterday and moved to this afternoon. The ninth graders play at 4 p.m. at CAHS and the eighth graders at 4 p.m. in the Wright School gym. The article also notes a coach leaving the Oakland Raiders to pursue another opportunity in professional football and thanks Davis and his players for their success.
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Broncos Push 15th Straight With 80 69 Win Over Cal Santa Barbara
Santa Clara led by Dennis Antery with 30 points and the Ogden brothers 18 apiece to beat California at Santa Barbara 80-69, reaching a 15 game unbeaten run in the West Coast Athletic Conference. Niagara star Calvin Murphy poured in 47 for a Columbia loss.Loyola Portman 17 for Arizona. Furman Esbeck limited to 11 as Clemson won. Colorado State routed Air Force 83-65. Utah State’s Marv Roberts scored 27 in a 102-87 win.
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Judge Rules In Favor Of NBA Cager
A Greensboro federal judge denied the Miami Floridians bid to stop Lou Hudson from playing for the Atlanta Hawks. Hudson scored 23 as the Hawks beat the Phoenix Suns 112-107. Beaty led Atlanta with 28. Mullins had 29 for Golden State in a 112-99 win over Chicago.
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Cage Schedule Section Two Lists Erie Area Games
The schedule shows multiple cage matchups across the region including Oil City versus Warren, Titusville versus Franklin, Meadville versus Rocky Grove, and Erie Tech at McDowell. Other games feature Townville at Cambridge Springs, Cochranton at Linesville, and Conneaut Lake at Randolph, among numerous pairings in a dense slate.
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Cranberry
Oil City
Warren
Titusville
Franklin
Meadville
Rocky Grove
Erie Tech
McDowell
Townville
Cambridge Springs
Cochranton
Linesville
Conneaut Lake
Randolph
Jamestown
Clymer
Brocton
Dunkirk
Mayville
Panama
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Ripley
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Sharpsville
Royals End Losing Streak Behind Van Arsdale Rally
Tom Van Arsdale scored nine consecutive points to start the fourth quarter lifting the Royals to a 101-95 lead. Jerry Lucas Oscar Robertson and Van Arsdale totaled 27 26 and 24 points while Elgin Hayes led the Rockets with 38 in the setback.
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Jerry Lucas
Oscar Robertson
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Elgin Hayes
Rockets
Oaks Rally Past Miami to Extend ABA Win Streak
Oakland Oaks erased a 24 point deficit to win 131 129 at Miami. Henry Logan scored the decisive layup with two seconds left after Don Freeman led Miami with 39 points. Houston beat Minnesota in double overtime 128 121 while New Orleans routed Denver 136 106. Willie Somerset and Leary Lentz provided late heroics for Houston.
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Willie Somerset
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Freddie Lewis
Pacers
Walt Simon
Beaver Cage Matmen Take To Roads Tonight
Corry Beaver basketball and wrestling teams head out of town with the matmen visiting Meadville and the cagers to Cranberry. Skip Schwab leads in scoring as Cranberry and Rocky Grove provide tough Section Two foes while junior varsity actions precede the varsity at Cranberry.
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Gene McClure
Andy Stiganson
Steve ‘Ward
Orange and Black
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Little
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Steve Dubrosky
John Cragg
Bob Benson
Bulldogs
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Titusville
Oil City
Oilers
Franklin
Frank Savko
Jim Sekerak
Jon Day
Larry Dingfelder
Speed Will Determine NEL All Star Outcome
West coach George Allen emphasizes speed in receivers to beat the East in the Memorial Coliseum NFL All Star game. Allen praises Clifton McNeil and John Mackey for speed, cites Earl Morrall starting at quarterback with Roman Gabriel rotating, and notes Morrall’s Player of the Year credentials and play mix.
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LOS Angeles
Memorial Coliseum
George Allen
Los Angeles Rams
Tom Landry
Dallas Cowboys
Allen
Clifton McNeil
San Francisco 49Ers
Cleveland
McNeil
Jonn Brodie
Carroll Dale
Green Bay Packers
Willie Richardson
Baltimore Colts
Baltimore
John Mackey
Earl Morrall
Earl
The
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Roman Gabriel
Morrall
Gabriel
Donkey Cage Games Planned At Clymer
Donkey basketball returns to Clymer when the school faculty hosts a Panama faculty game at 8 p m next Tuesday. The Clymer seniors face the juniors in the second game of the evening. During intermission a parent versus parent game is planned and proceeds go to the scholarship fund.
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Junior varsity lineup and varsity bout start time set
The card lists 12 junior varsity wrestlers led by John Payer with Joe Nichols Gary Fish Gordon Fralick Gary Kuzma Dale Higley Dave Crowell Frank Messinger Don Johnson Eric McCray Loren Smith Mike Comitz and Roger Faris. The varsity match begins at 8 p.m. with bouts including Stainbrook Jackson and others under the lights.
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Mike Stainbrook
Jeff Jackson
Steve Drake
Jin Bennett
Cave Rock
Craig Bailey
Mark English
Doug Brown
Dan Johnston
Clark Eaton
Dick Ackerman
Larry Thomas
Marty Davis
Mike Thomas
Vince Brown
Sam Dubrosky
Tony Fern
Norm Hasbrouck
Bob Bennett
Dan Corbett
Jim Williams
John Payer
Joe Nichols
Gary Fish
Gordon Fralick
Gary Kuzma
Dale Higley
Dave Crowell
Frank Messinger
Don Johnson
Eric McCray
Loren Smith
Mike Comitz
Roger Faris
AFL All Stars to Feature High Scoring Gator Bowl Clash
Jacksonville AP The East versus West AFL All Star game in the Gator Bowl promises a high scoring affair with top playmakers. Namath will quarterback the East alongside Griese for the West, while Maynard and Sauer Jr. are expected to be Namath’s main targets as the air game dominates.
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Matt Snell
New York Jets
Hank Stram
Kansas City
Wally Lemm
Houston
Snell
Stram
Lemm
Soe Namath
Jets
Baltimore Colts
Bob Griese
Miami Dolphins
Namath
Don Maynard
George Sauer, Jr
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