Dartmouth Stuns Brown to End Ivy drought on home court
Dartmouth Indians overcome an 11-point deficit to beat Brown 84-70 in Hanover, ending a 33-game Ivy League losing streak. Freshman Chris Kimm sparked the rally with strong floor play and defense in his first game of the season.
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Wrestling finals tickets sell out reserved section
About 6000 reserved seal tickets are sold for the PIAA wrestling finals at Penn State on March 13. Officials say only 800 general admission tickets remain available.
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Vincent Defeats Hickory in District Playoff Tilt
Strong Vincent overwhelmed Hickory 66 to 49 in the Class A District 10 opening round at Allegheny College. Rich Schanble led Vincents with 24, while John Suesser added 17 and Tim Carney 2. Vincent advances to face Bicakle Saturday night for the district title.
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Moose's Hikes Volleyball Lead in Men's Rec League
Moose's routed McInnes Steel 30 9 and 28 16 to seize the lead in the Men's Recreation Volleyball standings. State Farm split with Ajax, Corry Jamestown toppled Raymonds, and Kinley-Dolan edged Ajax to chase the top spot. Standings list Moose's 20 points and State Farm 18, with multiple teams close behind.
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Local Teachers Willing Able In Donkey Basketball Game
Local teachers prepare for a donkey basketball game at Corry Area High School gym tomorrow night starting at 8. The Future Farmers of America team faces the teachers, followed by a juniors vs Wattsburg contest at 9. Participants include Roger Ottaway and Misses Betty Pate Judy Dwyer Carol Turner for the faculty and Ron Jaquith Harrington Warrington Kirin Skales Marko Walters Edwards for the SENIORS and Hansen Taylor Powers Watrous Crane Wade for the JUNIORS.
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Carol Turner
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George Kirin
Rick Skales
Bob Marko
Ron Walters
Dennis Edwards
Bob Hansen
John Taylor
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Chuck Wade
Player Joins Gold Chase at Pensacola Open
Gary Player officially joined the 1965 pro golf tour today at the Pensacola Open. He toured the Pensacola Country Club in 69 and said the course is good. Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus are favored to challenge, with Palmer scoring a 71 in the pro am won by Frank Beard.
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South Africa
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Miller Barber
San Francisco boxing results fair season live action
Silky Shelton of San Francisco knocked out Ken Carruthers of Great Falls Mont in the seventh round. Rocky Montalvo, San Francisco, stopped Al Strensrd of Great Falls in four. Don Hicks, also of San Francisco, knocked out Charles Gardipee of Great Falls in the third.
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Ken Carruthers
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al Strensrd
Don Hicks
Charles Gardipee
Basketball Playoffs Center on District Semifinals and Finals
In Class A District 10 semifinal action Eric Strong of Vincent led a 66 to 49 win over Hickory. Class B saw Darby Calwyn dominate Swarthmore En. WPIAL semifinals featured Coraopolis 68 over Bentleyville Ellsworth 65. Braddock toppled Shannock Valley 71. Fountain Hill beat Salisbury 60. Weatherly routed Edwardsville 107 and Elkland won 79 to 57 over Northeast Bratford. PCIAA playoffs crowned Pittsburgh Diocese champion with St Francis DeSales defeating St George 65 59.
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Westminster, Alliance Clash In NAIA District 18 Final
In Meadville Westminster edged Slip pery Rock 76-74 and Alliance beat Gannon 79-72 in overtime in two first round NAIA District 18 games. Alliance’s Bull Mandy scored 33 as Alliance led 68-68 after regulation. final rankings list Evansville Ohio and other top small colleges with records noted.
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Koufax Ailing Dodgers Glad For Return To Form
Sandy Koufax reported a winter ache and aired his usual spring hibernation pains after the first workout of the season at Vero Beach. The lefty’s arm showed no trouble, and his early form pleased Dodgers brass as he aims to regain his NL earned run title streak.
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Bowling A League Scores Show Czech Leads In Mixed Play
In the six team VFW A League Czech tallies 210 198 200 for 608 series with 213 223 169. Teammates sample Hand post 234 189 181 and others like Las Douglas 202 222 and Hotchkiss 220 many scores including Staples 218 Doan 214 and Theisen 216. Moose Women led by Gladys Thompson 189 185 186 for 580 with Grace Mulvin 4 and 5 8iy noted.
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Lindbergs Lead Double Victory For Pistol Team
Lindsberg brothers star as Red and Gun Club defeat Gem City in Penn York Pistol League on the local range. Kurt Lindberg shoots 283 in opening 1396 1366 win while Dick Lindberg hits 291 in 1407 1365 nightcap.
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Keystoner Leads Billiard Tourney In Burbank
Defending champion Luther Lassiter of Elizabeth City N C edged Cisero Murphy 150 138 in 14 innings to drop Murphy from the lead in the World Pocket Billiards Championship. Joe Balsis of Minersville Pa now tops the 19500 event with a 14 2 record as Murphy stands 14 3 and Lassiter 13 4 alongside Breit Crane Moore and others. The tournament wraps up tomorrow with Wednesday fights also listed.
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Terrell Machen title bout may lead to September clash
Ernie Terrell and Eddie Machen fight for the World Boxing Association heavyweight title Friday night at the International Amphitheatre. Clay promoters discuss a September bout with the winner possibly at Comiskey Park or McCormick Place for large TV coverage. Clay plans a May 25 rematch with Sonny Liston in Boston. Terrell, the top WBA contender, and Machen, 32, are resting before the title bout.
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