Corry Area swim stars set marks in edge wins
The Corry Area High School swim team under coach Bill Cochran posted decisive season victories and set three Beaver pool records led by Doug Rozelle who broke a meet record with a 55.5 in the 10 yard fly and Jim Stahl cutting the 16 yard medley relay to 1:45.6. Titusville may join as a fourth Section Two school next year as girls and boys programs expand.
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Rozelle
Jim Popoff
Erie East
Meadville
Jim Stahl
Corry Y Girls Sweep Kanes in Tankers Meet
Corry YMCA girls swim team swept Kanes with Cadets 42 25 Preps 56 12 Juniors 52 16. Notable finishes included J Bennett Magnuson K Hanna and L Watson earning top times in medley and freestyle events as Corry dominated all three Kanes squads in a local afternoon meet.
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K. Kelsey
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K. Sample
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Augimeri
Pro Draft Starts Tomorrow Bills Eye OJ Pick
Buffalo Bills hold the top pick as the 1970 NFL draft opens with OJ Simpson likely chosen No. 1. Talks with Simpson and his representatives hint at a price over $600,000, while teams judge the value of adding a veteran quarterback to complement the star back from Southern California.
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O.J. Simpson
O.J
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California
Bills
Simpson
AWL
Joe Namath
Chuck Barnes
Sports Headliners, Inc
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Donny Anderson
Green Bay Packers
Barnes
Namath
New York Jets
Far East
Los Angeles Rams
San Francisco 49Ers
San Diego Chargers
Notre Dame
Terry Hanratty
Kansas
Bob Douglass
Cincinnati
Greg Cook
Pitt Names Alum as New Pitt Football Coach
Carl DePasqua 41, Pitt alumnus and former Steelers assistant, was named head coach days after the prior candidate declined. He vows to rebuild Pitt football, acknowledging task is hard after Dave Hart era, with assistant Lou Ceconi already named and a pact with a former teammate.
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Lloyd Eaton
University of Wyoming
Arizona
Frank Kush
Oregon State
Dee Andros
Jack Wiley
Dave Hart
Canada
Little Waynesburg College
Steelers
NFL
Waynesburg
Fairmont
W.va
Lou “Bimbo” Ceconi
Indiana State
Terre Haute
Ind
Pipers Watch Loop Lead Dwindle
The Pipers suffer their 11th loss in 25 games, dropping 101-90 to Kentucky in St Paul Minneapolis. Chicago Vaughn stars for the visitors as Hawkins misses due to injury, while Oakland stays atop the division at 11-1 without Rick Barry with a 105-100 win over Houston.
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Rick Barry
American Basketball Association
Minnesota
Conttie Hawkins
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Colonels
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Houston
Denver
Miami
Miami Beach
New York
Indiana
Io Orleans
Los Angeles
Dallas
Darel Cartier
Louis Dampier
Chico Vaughn
Hawkins
Skein
Chamberlain 60 Point Night Fuels Lakers Lead
Wilt Chamberlain scored 60 points to power the Los Angeles Lakers 126-113 over the Cincinnati Royals. He added 23 in the fourth quarter, converting 22 of 36 field goals and 16 of 24 free throws. The win extended the Lakers lead in the Western Division as Philadelphia and Boston posted notable results elsewhere.
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Boston
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Phoenix
Sunday Nile Early Mixed Doubles and Bantams Bowling Scores
Reading lists scores from a Sunday bowling event with mixed doubles and bantam groups. Participants include Chuck Hess, Bill Williams, Len Migliaccia, Kay Gates, Tim Amoroso, Wendy Scouten, Ricky Staples, Diane Horton, Rocky Chase, Sam Smith, Katy Shumsky, Mike Stutzman, Jeff Mack, Becky Spitman, Rick Holton, Lloyd Whitman, Mike Wolosza, Lisa Shumsky, Harold Casiér, Larry Lobe, Ray Blynt, Art Perkins, Berte Kane, Lanny Fitch, Bob Carlson, John Wawrejka, Gary Swart, Dave Armstrong, Harley Taylor, Larry Marsh, Bob Katulich, Gregg Hammond, Ron Daniels, Rosario Caruso, Bill Jones, Rick Fenno, Stacy Christensen, Debbie Fralick, and Roger. The results span multiple shifts with individual game tallies and aggregate scores noted.
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Chuck Hess
Bill Williams
Len Migliaccia
John Kornikoski
Kay Gates
Tim Amoroso
Wendy Scouten
Ricky Staples
Diane Horton
Rocky Chase
Sam Smith
Katy Shumsky
Mike Stutzman
Jeff Mack
Becky Spitman
Rick Holton
Lloyd Whitman
Mike Wolosza
Beaver Five Gird For Franklin Knights Clash In Corry
Beaver Five, 3rd in Section Two with a 42 league mark and 77 season total, head to Corry Area High School gym to face Franklin Knights, who under Bob Irons beat Rocky Grove Cranberry Oil City and Warren while losing to Titusville and Meadville. The Knights rely on Witherup, Lawrence and Bay with support from Curt. Beavers mix younger players as Boutwell is doubtful with an eye injury.
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Tigers Named AP 1968 Team of the Year
Detroit Tigers earned 553 points and 10 first place votes to be crowned AP Team of the Year for 1968. Manager Mayo Smith called it an honor while players focused on play, with heroes like Mickey Lolich, Denny McLain, and Al Kaline highlighted for key World Series performances.
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Denny McLain
al Kaline
Cy Young
Top Ten Cage Teams Post Perfect Mark
The Top Ten college teams posted a perfect defensive week as UCLA leads with wins over Northwestern and Loyola. New Mexico State, 16-0, faces cross-state foe New Mexico in back-to-back games. Illinois, Kentucky, Saint John’s, La Salle and others jockey in strong positions for the AP poll as marquee clashes loom.
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Cornell Student Wins Slalom Championship
A 20-year-old Cornell University student won the senior men Pennsylvania Giant Slalom Championship at Elk Mountain, representing the Cornell Ski Club. Chris Schultz led in 1:35 for the women’s four fifths mile course, with Charlotte Griffith second in 07.5. Bob Cochran, 18, from Richmond Vermont, won an international slalom in Zell am See, Austria, clocking 97.11 seconds. Stefan Sodat of Austria was second with 97.18.
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