Beavers Rip Jamestown 37-8 In Local Wrestling Meet
Corry Beaver wrestlers handed Jamestown its first loss of the season and removed one of Jamestown’s two undefeateds from the list. Beavers rolled to 37-8, with three pins and only one draw, as most matches went the distance. Jim Sekerak opened with a first period pin, Young remained unbeaten at 103 with a 146 decision, and Jeff Jackson pinned Tulga in a 112 bout to spark the victory. The win snaps Jamestown’s perfect start and sets Corry up for a Cranberry trip after a lengthy layoff.
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Beavers
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Doug Hoissington
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Mike Young
Jeff Jackson
Jon Tulga
Jim Bennett
Ray Hodnett
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Phil Dentico
Doug Brown
Denny Wells
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Greg Britton
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Varsity
Norm Hasbrouck
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Gary Sorenson
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Dan Corbett
Bernie Jones
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Cousy to Quit as Boston College Coach at Season End
Iconic guard Bob Cousy announces resignation as Boston College basketball coach effective at season end. The 40-year-old Hall of Famer cites desire to devote time to his boys camp in New Hampshire and business interests after six years at BC, compiling 101 wins and 37 losses and five straight postseason appearances.
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National Basketball Association
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Chicago
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Bill Flynn
Beaver Club Elects Directors Plans Banquet
Corry Beaver Club members met at the Vets Club on West Washington and named new directors for the coming year. New directors are Al Cole Jim Hannan Jim Scheiner and Art Carlson joining existing board members. Officers elected were Bob Brown president Fred Wilson vice president and Ray Root treasurer. A secretary will be named later. The 21st Annual All Sports Banquet was set for February 1 at the Moose Club starting 6 30 p.m. Tickets are three dollars from any director. Further program details will follow.
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Beaver Club
Vets Club
West Washington Street
al Cole
Jim Hannan
Jim Scheiner
Art Carlson
Robert Brown
Kirk Sawyer
Fred Wilson
Ray Root
Dave Miller
Bob Brown
Moose Club
JV Maimon Romp Over Jimtown JVs
The Little Beaver grapplers nearly predicted the varsity outcome by defeating Jamestown JVs 36 to 8 while the varsity fell 37 to 8. Multiple weight classes saw pins and decisions, including Nick Nichols, Gustafson, Kuzma, Higley, Crowell, Messinger, McCray, Harned, Comitz, and Faris, with the Beavers’ final pin by McCray and a rest before the Cranberry meet on the 31st.
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Little Beaver Grapplers
Jamestown
Jamestown Jvs
Joe Nichols
Gustafson
Gary Fish
Jimtown
Gordon Fralick
Little Beavers
Perod
Jim Eagleston
Gary Kuzma
Bill Rowley
Dale Higley
Tom Brown
Dave Crowell
Rick Dana
Frank Messinger
Beavers
Gene Katzenburg
Don Johnson
Scott Foresburg
Eric McCray
Tom Langworth
Ken Harned
John Pager
Grapplers
Bill Morales
Mike Comitz
Paul Brow
Roger Faris
Dave Dickenson
Beaver Jvs
Cranberry Jvs
Cranberry
Bowling editor's note and league bowling results fragment
Fragmentary list shows names and scores from several leagues including Business Men's League and Spartansburg Men Bimber's Auto. Entries mention Tinko Construction Smith Restaurant Al Dunnewald Paul Clark Dick Chase Ron Jones Rick Culver Larry Scout Steve Zajac Chet Hajec Paul Floyd Lavern Fitch with various partial scores.
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Tinko Construction
Smith Restaurant
al Dunnewald
Paul Clark
Dick Chase
Ron Jones
Spartansburg
Bimber
Rick Culver
Larry Scout
A&b
Aero A.A
Steve Zajac
Farold Bromley
Chet Hajec
Paul Floyd
Lavern Fitch
Trophy nominees for Lester Patrick Trophy named
New York Bobby Hull of the Chicago Black Hawks Hall of Fame defenseman Eddie Shore and Western Hockey League President Al Leader were named nominees yesterday for the 1969 Lester Patrick Trophy for outstanding service to hockey in the United States.
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Bobby Hull
Chicago Black Hawks
Eddie Shore
Western Hockey League
al Leader
United States
Sweep Section Two Corry Swimmers Sink Dragon Tankers 61-34
Corry Beaver swimmers routed Warren 61 to 34 in the Dragons' pool to clinch at least a tie for Section Two swimming title. Beavers claimed 10 firsts, six pool records, and one team mark, led by D Cochran, J Stahl, C Counasse, and teammates. They return home Thursday at 7 30 p m to host Meadville.
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Oil City
Mesdville
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Ken Heacox
Tom Sawyer
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Jim Stahl
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Carl Counasse
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Heacox
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Stuard
J. Wotus
Rice
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J. Stahl
Pierce
Sando
T. Sawyer
Dohrety
Frailey
D. Knapp
Walters
C. Counasse
J. Pech
D. Cochran
Roth
Sparta Heads Into League Showdown
Sparta Merged School hosts league leader West Forest Indines in a key Upper Allegheny Valley tilt. Both teams chase the top spot as Youngsville and Eisenhower battle, with Sparta and Youngsville looming to clash Friday in a possible title shakeup.
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West Forest Indiens
Uavl Standings
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Youngsville Eisenhower East Forest
Pleasantville ‘Tidioute A
Duquesne and LaSalle Crack Top Ten in AP Poll
Duquesne of Pittsburgh and LaSalle of Philadelphia rise into the AP Top Ten as UCLA holds the top spot with all 30 first place votes after a 100-44 win over Houston. North Carolina remains second, with Santa Clara, Davidson, Kentucky, St. John’s, New Mexico State and Illinois following. Duquesne climbs to 10th, Villanova drops, Kansas slips from 10th to 13th after losses. Northwestern and Baylor fall from the list as Purdue, Columbia and Dayton enter the Second Ten.
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