Gannon Seventeenth In Small College Poll
Fairmont of West Virginia extended its unbeaten streak to 15 with wins over Salem and Steubenville to hold the top spot in the Associated Press small college basketball poll. Stephen F Austin moved to second, with Ashland third and Southwestern and Lamar Tech in the top five.
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Aitreak
Salem
Steubenville
Associated Press
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East Texas
Ashland
Ohio
Wittenberg
Wheeling
Southwestern
Lamar Tech
Kentucky Wesleyan
South Dakota State
Long Beach State
Trinity
Tex
Pro-Drafted QBs Stand Better Chance Than 1968 Counterparts
Pro football draft shows this year’s top quarterbacks led by Greg Cook of Cincinnati with strong odds to play, aided by Terry Hanratty and Black firsts like Onree Jackson and Jimmy Harris. Analysts note Cook faces Stofa Wyche for Cincinnati, while Hanratty could win at Pittsburgh and Jackson and Harris battle tough rosters.
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Greg Cook
Cincinnati
Gary Beban
Greg Landry
Detroit
Dewey Warren
Dan Darragh
Marty Domres
Columbia
San Diego
Terry Hanratty
Notre Dame
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Bob Douglass
Kansas
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al Woodall
Dale
New York Jets
Onree Jackson
Alabama
Boston
Jimmy Harris
Grambling
Buffalo
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John Stofa
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Sam Wyche
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Dick Siner
Kent Nix
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Mike Taliaferro
Tom Sherman
Jack Kemp
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Kay Stephenson
Briscoe
Denver
Eldridge Dickey
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Willie Mays
Rommie Loudd
Harvey Johnson
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Havrilak
Good
Wade
Bob Naponic
Illinois
Houston
Alan Pastrana
Maryland
Brian Dowling
Yale
Minnesota
Tim Carr
C.W. Post
Los Angeles
Ed Roseborough
Arizona State
St. Louis
Edd Hargett
Texas
A&m
New Orleans
Princeton Names New Grid Coach In 1951 Era
J L McCandless former reserve tailback and Princeton assistant was named head football coach at Princeton University succeeding Dick Colman who resigned to become director of athletics at Middlebury College. Davis Cup opener listed for Toronto with Canada to meet the Netherlands before May 15.
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N.J
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Jake McCandless
Dick Colman
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Corry Beavers Edge Cranberry in Section Two Showdown
Corry Beaver wrestling team, 5‑3, travels to Cranberry 2‑2 in league action for their fifth Section Two meet. Cranberry sits 3‑4 overall, 1‑3 in league, with losses to Warren Franklin Meadville and Cochranton. Three freshmen anchor Cranberry’s lineup while Corry’s coach Chuck Evanoff expects a strong challenge.
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Meadville Bulldogs
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Tony Fye
Ken Sharpe
Tom Smith
John Graham
Dave West
Jim Parsons
Berries
Kim Slye
Brett Lauer
Paul Sommers
West
Slye
Skip Hornburg
Beavers
Clark Haton
Doug Brown
Craig Bailey
Dave Crowell
Local bowlers led by Lou Hurlbert roll 244 high
Lou Hurlbert topped the local bowling results with a 244 high game last night. Bill Williams and Howard Van Tassel each scored 231 in the men’s divisions, with other high scores listed for various groups including women and Moose chapters. Jim Thorpe draft note places Hofstra backfield in 17th round by Los Angeles.
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Bill Williams
Howard VanTassel
C McCray Aluminum
Boyle's Restaurant
John Wilson
Bob Rathbun
Women of the Moose Love
Alberta VanWinkle
Barbara Nelson
Ann Gluyna
Barb Wickwire
Hempstead
N.Y
Jim Thorpe
Los Angeles
Hofstra
Thorpe
Carlisle
Savings and Loan sponsors Corry Legion Nine for 1969 season
Corry Savings and Loans Association approves sixth straight year backing the Legion baseball team with new uniforms arriving before the opener. The club, a longtime sponsor since 1964, has competed in the Erie County Legion League and has a strong 82 37 2 five year record. Veteran manager Jim Hammond leads the rebuilding lineup as several players age out.
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Pennsylvania
Corry Savings and Loans
Corry Savings and Loan Association Board of Directors
the Savings and Loan Association
Erie County Legion League
Sooners
Akron Lockharts
Ashtabula “Rubbermen
Behrend Center
Warren County Hot Stove
Jim Hammond
Legion Ball
Jerry Mick
John Wascak
Jack Hammond
Dick Steves
Davey Wetmore
Savings and Loan
Roy Swanson
Penn State
Thiel
Larry Persing
Gregg Savko
Edinboro State
Corry
Hammond
Open Attracts Top Money Golfers
At theAndy Williams San Diego Open at Torrey Pines eighteen of the top twenty money winners in 1968 and the three major tournament winners join the field. Billy Casper leads the $150000 purse with strong form and a recent $205168 in 1968 earnings. Players include Charlie Sifford Miller Barber and George Archer, while Tom Weiskopf and Arnold Palmer are absent and Casper has not yet won in 1969.
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Billy Casper
Torrey Pines
Tom Weiskopf
Arnold Palmer
Weiskopf
Arnie
Casper
Charlie Sifford
South Africa
Harold Henning
Miller Barber
Kaiser International
Napa
Calif
George Archer
Crosby
Pebble Beach
Concord intercollegiate indoor tennis tourney ends in UVa win
KIAMESHA LAKE New York Mike Eikenberry defeats Andy Scheinman 64 62 in the final to win the tournament. Both players represent the University of Virginia.
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Kiamesha Lake
N.Y
Mike Eikenberry
Andy Scheinman
University of Virginia
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