Minnesota Tips Northwestern In Big Ten Tilt
Minnesota's Golden Gophers end a 22 year Big Ten title drought with a 71-67 win over Northwestern to reach a four way tie for first with Michigan State Illinois and Michigan. Michigan State beat Ohio State 92-77 as part of a packed schedule spanning Baylor Texas and Colorado results.
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Gonzaga
Portland
Paul Lehman
Willie Jones
John Green
Spartans
Fordy Anderson
Larry Siegfried
Christian Jeads
Russ Lind
Army’s Dawkins Named All American of All Americans
Army halfback Pete Dawkins, Royal Oak Michigan native, accepted the Maxwell Award as 1988’s top college football player. The 20-year-old cadet commander and versatile athlete recalled Rhodes scholarship questions and joked about the lonely end signals. Army finished 8-0-1 and nationally ranked.
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Nevada fires Gordon Macceachron as football coach
In Reno Nevada Gordon Macceachron resigns as football coach. In Nacogdoches Texas William Conkright defensive line coach at Houston is named head football coach of Stephen F Austin College. In New Orleans Ambiorun won the 6 furlong feature at the Farr Grounds by a nose after coming from back in the pack.
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Beavers and Millcreek Battle In Non-League Clash Tonight
Corry Beavers travel to face Millcreek in a non league showdown as both teams seek to improve records. Beavers aim to reach five wins and five losses behind a starting lineup of Palmer Williams Latos Davison and Stewart. Millcreek counters with Kile Dingtrlder Brown Pratt Conley Sanders and Elwell likely to see action amid a broadcast on WLEU at 8 30 p m. Meantime four Corry teammates play elsewhere including Branksin Cranberry Warren Bradford and Grove City.
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Ed Latos
Jim Davison
Doug Stewart
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AL Kile
Jonny Dingtrlder
Elwyn Brown
Ben Pratt
Sherm Conley
Ralph Sanders
Doug Elwell
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Bradford
Fillsvile
Grove City
City Entertaning Erle Academy
Campanella Escapes Injury in Second Auto Crash
Roy Campanella, ex Dodgers pitcher and paralytic, narrowly avoids serious harm in a second car collision near Glen Cove New York. An air compressor broke loose from a trailer and struck Campanella’s vehicle after a Manhattan broadcast. He credited his neck brace and seat belt for saving him from the windshield. Driver James Williamson suffered a leg injury and was hospitalized. Campanella’s mother-in-law, Mrs. Fanny McNelly, received minor head injuries and was released.
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Corry Mermen Face Erie Prep
Corry High swimmers travel to Erie tonight to face Cathedral Prep in a tough meet. After two prep meets with the Rambling Jayvees last season, Corry has lost to Jamestown, Erie Tech and Erie East this season as Meadville looms on Thursday at the local YMCA pool.
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Meadville
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Dave Hillstrom
Terry Carroll
Wayne Vanderhoff
Mickey Andersen
Perry Parker
John Kelsey
Fred Ahi
Roger Lacey
Clinton McCray
Tom Dietsch
David McMullin
Lon Douglas
Tom Doyce
Jon Carlson
Larry Langhurst
Larry Sheehan
Cooklis Third In Southpaw Event At Erie Tourney
Corry lefthander George Cooklis finished third among Erie area southpaws at Berry's Auditorium in Erie. He rolled a five game 895 plus 145 handicap to total 1040. Chuck Koch won with 1074 pinfall and John Tupitan was second at 1056 as over 50 bowlers competed in the event. FIGHT RESULTS Benny Paret defeated Victor Zalazar in New York by 155 to 158% in a boxing bout in Argentina.
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Bowling scores shine in multiple leagues with high game bursts
Eyland Harvey rolled 266 and a 609 set in Bowl-Aire Men s A League while Bob Bracken posted 992 for a 606 total. Lyle Warrons and Frank Messina also topped the A League. In Clymer, Vincent Legters led with 210 while Irving Legters and others topped the charts. Bud Reed had 607 in VFWB with Wise at 224. Other notables included Dingfelder Saxton Daye Armitage Clark and Haight. Archie Wetmore Karl Sorenson and Chuck Jackson each shot 205 in McInnes Steel, with Glenn Shepard at 200.
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Lyle Warrons
Frank Messina
Vincent Legters
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Irving Legters
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Lavern Beckerink
Bud Reed
Frank Wise
G. Dingfelder
D. Saxton
Daye
Jack Armitage
Paul Clark
Roger Haight
Archie Wetmore
Olmedo and MacKay Reach Australian Quarterfinals
Olmedo overcome a recurring stomach pull to win his singles match and advance to the Australian National Tennis Championships quarterfinals where he will play Ulf Schmidt. MacKay also advances by defeating Martin Mulligan. Olmedo plans to play singles despite a doubles withdrawal. Laver and Mark win in other third-round fixtures.
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Schmidt
Rod Laver
Jan Erik Lundquist
Indians Double Colavito's Pay Boost
Cleveland star Rocky Colavito, the Indians key gate draw, reportedly doubled his 1968 salary with a 1950 contract settlement. General Manager Frank Lane oversaw the deal, with figures said to land between $27,000 and $80,000.
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Strike Looms Over Pension In Minor League
New York AP reports a pension dispute threatens a major strike in minor league baseball. Players and officials clash as unions seek a pension plan while league leaders reject concessions. The International League and Teague Chakales back a walkout with an October resolution and proposals for a $47,000 cap per player, lasting into retirement with monthly stipends for those with five years.
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Storm Curtails City League Play
Weather forces curtailment of the Wright School league schedule. If conditions improve, senior division action resumes Tuesday with Caffiveh Lumber Co facing Hi-Fi Club, Slagle's vs National Guard, and Kilnger's against Curry Merchants.
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Baylor names Bridges as head football coach and athletic director
In Waco Texas Baylor University hires 37 year old John Bridges, longtime defensive line coach for the Baltimore Colts, as head football coach and athletic director.
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Beaver Trio Leads Beavers In Scoring And Rebounds
The junior Beavers show strong season form with Jim Davison, Doug Blewart, and Tom Murae posting a combined scoring average around 18 points per game. Davison leads the lineup with 77 points, while Blewart and Morse contribute solid totals. Wilkes and Williams also pace rebounds and scoring as the team trends toward stronger overall performance.
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Pettit Still Tops In NBA
New York AP report notes Bob Pettit leads the NBA scoring race with 286 points per game, while George Mikan’s 284-season mark remains a standard. Paul Arizin climbs to 1008 points, Kenny Sailors and Bryon Baylor post strong totals, and season leaders in field goal percentage and rebounds are highlighted amid a jumble of names and statistics.
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Parel Extends Winning Streak In Pro Boxing Clash
New York fight fans saw Benny Parel of Cuba gain a fifth straight victory by unanimous decision over Victor Zalazar at St Nicholas Arena. Zalazar, with a swollen injured right hand, fought hard but could not overcome Parel’s quick, punishing punches.
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Dandy Biltzen Captures Top Hialeah Race
By Associated Press Dandy Biltzen won the top event at Hialeah in a half-length margin.
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Area Cage Schedule Corry Ab Miler Pronklin Wh Ceanheney Waived
Area cage schedule lists games including Corry Ab Miler Pronklin Wh Ceanheney and Waived. It includes matches at multiple venues such as Wesleyville Cambridge Waterford Northwestern Lawrence Park Watlalaing Greenville and Coctliveton with various teams and locations in a dense OCR read.
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Kentucky Back As Top Team In AP Cage Rating
The Associated Press weekly college basketball rankings place Kentucky back at No. 1 after a runner-up week. North Carolina slid to second following a loss to NC State, while NC State dropped to fourth. Kansas State and St. John's also feature in the top five amid balloting through last Saturday.
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