Endsl ey Odds and Ends on Pennsylvania Wrestling
Virgil Endsley reports on Ken Sorensen and Al Shilling proposing changes to Pennsylvania high school wrestling tourneys. A state commission could set by laws, seed criteria, team points, and allow advancing both champions and runners up, improving fairness but extending the schedule. Readers urged to contact District 10 leaders to share views.
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Sorensen
al Shilling
Franklin High School
Franklin News-Herald
Pennsylvania
Fred Clark
Harborcreek High School
Harborcreek
Keith Stoner
Hickory Junior High School
Sharon
Bowl-Aire Bowling Scores And Exhibition Football Plans
Bowl-Aire men dominated at Bowling A, with Bob Eddy leading 203 217 plus teammates 224 224 and 220 205 216 311, while away player Denny Northup posted 225 and Larry Greer 209. VFW B team featured Gary Dingfelder 206 226 503 and Tony Stec 209 201. Pittburgh Steelers scheduled an Aug 31 exhibition against the Green Bay Packers in Milwaukee, the second preseason date after confirming a plan to face the Cincinnati Bengals in Morgantown, WV.
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Bob Eddy
Bob Lindstrom
Jim Lictus
Basie Caruso
Owen Lewis
Baressi
Frank Messina
Bob Hand
John Woodard
Chuck Willett
Joe Jungfleisch
Shorty Doan
Lafe Douglas
Gary Troyer
Denny Northup
Larry Greer
Bill Scouten Jr
Blair Skiff
VFW
A&b
Colta Garage
Gary Dingfelder
Tony Stec
Ed Kaiser
Stan Hajéc
Frank Hajec
William Stockton
Stan Bailey
Robert Patterson
Robert McCray
Clair Savko
Jim Fenno
Don McCray
Sid Beckwith
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steelers
Green Bay Packers
Milwaukee
Steelers
Cincinnati
Bruce Payer Enters NAIA Mat Tourney
Bruce Payer, heavyweight for Edinboro State College, heads to Alamosa Colorado to represent the Scots in the NAIA National Wrestling Tournament. His brother Bruce reached the finals at East Stroudsburg while Mike Pager missed the trip due to a dislocated elbow, ending his title bid.
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Bruce Payer
Edinboro State College
Alamosa
Colorado
Bruce
Fred Caro
Mike Pager
East Stroudsburg
al Detwiler
Mike
Brother Bruce
Clarion
Manuel
California
Randall
Schumacher
Maury Wills and Shepard Resolve Home-Stealing Incident
Maury Wills says he spoke with Pirates manager Larry Shepard and the home stealing incident is settled. Shepard notes he aims to avoid player criticism and that the issue was blown out of proportion. Gene Alley nurses a sore shoulder while Billy O Dell announces retirement to enter politics amid Addison’s Disease history.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Maury Wills
Pittsburgh Pirates
Larry Shepard
Shepard
Maury
Gene Alley
Newberry
D.C
Billy O'Dell
O'Dell
Addison
Edinboro Tops Gannon to Reach NAIA Finals
Edinboro edged Gannon 55 to 52 at Meadville as the Scots outscored their opponent 18 to 12 in the final 8:48 to advance to the NAIA District 18 finals in Beaver Falls. Jim Robinson and Don Dougan led Edinboro with 15 points each, while Al Chrismas added 18 for Gannon and Westminster beat Indiana 66 to 59 at Geneva College to also reach the final.
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Beaver Falls
Westminster
Edinboro
Kansas City
Gannon
Meadville
NAIA
Indiana
Geneva College
Jim Robinson
Don Dougan
al Chrismas
Bonnies No. 3 In Latest AP Cage Poll
Houston leads the Top Ten in the AP basketball poll with 24 first place votes. St. Bonaventure climbs to No. 3 as Duke moves up to No. 6 and Davidson reaches No. 10 after a strong Southern Conference run. Kentucky stands at No. 4 with UCLA at No. 2 and New Mexico No. 7.
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Associated Press
Houston
St. Bonaventure
Davidson
Columbia
Lions
Princeton
la Salle
College Park
St. John's
N.Y
Chicago Loyola
Salt Lake City
Utah
Boston College
Kingston
R.I
North Carolina
Duke
South Carolina
Tar Heels
UCLA
Southern California
Kentucky
New Mexico
Louisville
Marquette
Xavier
Ohio
Western Michigan
Benvenuti Upsets Griffith in Madison Square Garden
Ninoy Benvenuti defeats Emile Griffith by unanimous decision to retain the middleweight title in a record setting boxing doubleheader at Madison Square Garden. Joe Frazier dominates Buster Mathis, stopping him in the 11th round to claim heavyweight supremacy in New York. Referee Mercante halted Mathis at 2:85.
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New York
Ninoy Benvenuti
Joe Frazier
Madison Square Garden
Benvenuti
Emile Griffith
Frazier
Buster Mathis
Massachusetts
Maine
Ilinois
Mathis
Grand Rapids
Mich
Arthur Mercante
Joe
Philadelphia
Buster
Yancy Durham
Durham
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Fred Schetter
Don Bradford
Roger McElroy
Joe Niedomys
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Payer Brothers
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Moose Club
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Marie Wotus
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Sandy Lamendola
Ann Crossent
Roxanne Hajec
Betty Shaffer
Mary Ana Wrejko
Lois Wilde
Donna Edwards
Linda Lindstrom
Linda Wetmore
McMidge
Griffith
Jimmy Iselin
Peers, Inc
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Ala
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Transylvania College
Newton
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