Second In Balloting for Section Two All Star Cush Schwab
Schwab earned 59 of 70 votes to second the Section Two All-Star first team as Oil City Derrick reports. Titusville's Romaniszyn led with 67 votes, while Meadville's Cholak 52 and Oil City pair Quinn and Forshee followed. Schwab led the league in scoring with 299 points and was the only Beaver cager on the All-Star listings.
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Dave Allen
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UCLA Loses In Double Overtime To Southern Cal
UCLA's bid for a third straight national title ends in a 61-55 double overtime defeat at home to Southern California. Shackelford's 25 foot buzzer-beater saved the Trojans from loss in the first OT as Lew Alcindor scores 14 for the Bruins. Duke tops South Carolina, North Carolina advances, and Santa Clara clinches WCAC title in ACC tourney action.
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NL Refuses Clendenons Retirement Told To Play
The National League rejected Clendenon retirement and ordered him to report to spring camp. Rico Carty returned to action for Atlanta after tuberculosis recovery, and Donn Clendenon faced pressure to continue playing amid off season trades. Other spring games featured Padres win, Expos loss, and notable debuts by Conigliaro and Billy Martin.
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Fragmented notice: Maye ax and PES files misread
Fragments describe a local notice involving Maye ax and PES data files. Readable bits reference a formal action and a public matter, with limited specifics on place or date. Further details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
South Carolina Accepts NIT Invite After Defeat
South Carolina announced it would participate in the NIT opening next week in New York. Fordham and Florida were named to the NIT field, while Ashland of Ohio edged Philadelphia Textile 43 40 in a first round NCAA College Division gem.
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Campbell shoots 64 to pace Citrus Open contenders
Joe Campbell, once a regular on the pro tour, carded five straight birdies to tie the course record with 64 and reach six under 138 total, two behind leaders Yanacek, Aaron and Pott, at the Citrus Open in Orlando. Campbell, a Knoxville club pro with back trouble, reflects on his 1955 Purdue NCAA title and a 1985 season highlighted by over $42,000 in earnings.
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Teachers Win Donkey Ball Tilts at Corry High
The Future Farmers of America sponsored donkey basketball at Corry Area High School saw teachers win both games. The men beat the players 108 in overtime, and the women prevailed 10 8 in OT. Photos show players and spectators in action with no fouls called.
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Clymer Pirates Narrowly Miss Playoff Bid
The Clymer Pirates lost 61 60 to Franklinville in a Class C county final on the Southwestern High School court. Franklinville led 1 point after the first period, trailed by two at halftime, then surged 6 points in the third. Clymer closed to within one in the fourth but could not overtake the visitors. The loss sends Franklinville to Buffalo for regional bids while Clymer eyes next week’s schedule.
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