Gannon's Denny Bayer to be featured at Beaver Club Banquet
The 1967 Beaver Club All-Sports Banquet will honor Gannon College coach Denny Bayer, lauded for rebuilding the Knights into an 18 win season. The event at Corry Area High School Cafeteria Saturday night will include trophies, remarks, and tickets from club directors or Hammond's Appliance Store.
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Gannon College
Knights
John
Denny) Bayer
Golden Boys
Erie
Cheyney State
Westminster
Beaver Club
Corry Area
Bayer
Gannon Post
Steubenville
Gannon
Ohio
Farrell High
Ors
Denny
Farrell
Kent
Tri-State
Hammond
Turtle Creek Faces Mercer After Regional Win
Turtle Creek defeated Penn Cambria 92 to 58 in the PIAA Class B Western Regional semifinal at Hempfield High School. Rudy Sarring led with 24 points, Tom Montgomery added 22 as Turtle Creek surged after a late first period rally. They advance to meet Mercer, defending champion, Tuesday at Geneva College in Beaver Falls.
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Greensburg
Tom Montgomery
Turtle Creek
Penn- Cambria
Hempfield High School
Rudy Sarring
Montgomery
Mercer
Geneva College
Beaver Falls
Cheyney Seeks NCAA Finals After Regional Win
Cheyney State, ranked No 4 among small colleges, faces Philadelphia Textile in the NCAA College Division eastern regional after beating Drexel Tech 75-58. Textile topped Wagner 90-85 in OT as Cheyney and Textile advance toward Evansville final.
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Allentown
Cheyney State
Philadelphia Textile
Cheyney
Drexel Tech
Wagner
Drexel
Tom Washington
Jack Linderman
Dick DiCampli
Harry Champman
Chapman
Textile
Dick Fiege
Evansville
Ind
Belinsky Hurls Hitless Ball In Exhibition Start
Bo Belinsky, once Hollywood’s darling, returns to spotlight at 30 with a hitless four innings for the Houston Astros in a 3-0 win over Washington. Ed Mathews and Jim Landis contributed key hits as rookies help key a strong spring debut. Reds, Tigers, White Sox, Red Sox, Cubs, Orioles also win or feature notable performances in early exhibitions.
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Associated Press
Bo Belinsky
Hollywood
Houston
Belinsky
California
Koufax
Marscal
Astros
Washington
Don Wilson
Jin Owens
Ed Mathews
Jim Landis
Mathews
Braves
Landis
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Jim Maloney
Ernie Broglio
Darrell Osteen
Philadelphia
Reds
Jim Bunning
Chris Short
Dick Simpson
Willie Horton
Detroit
Kansas City
Mickey Stanley
Jim Northrup
Horton
Tigers
Sal Banlo
Tony LaRussa
Athletics
Tommie Agee
Boston
Dennis Bennett
Chicago
Red Sox
Tony Conigliaro
Joe Cronin
Bill Skowron
White Sox
Tony Horton
Ferguson Jenkins
Giants
Friday Night Sweeper and Players in Local Bowling Event
Friday night bowling featured Bob Fenton Chuck Hess Bob Owens Ford Stewart and Elgin Recreation Assn with Elgin Angels Winders Duda and Webber plus Bert Van Winkle Ann Gluvna Pat Snyder Gertie McCray and others. A 5 10 split and 310 splits were noted while Miller's season innings were discussed including 187 innings in 1963 and reduced work last year in the bullpen.
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Bob Fenton
Chuck Hess
Bob Owens
Ford Stewart
Elgin Recreation Assn
Elgin Angels
Darlene Duda
Marge Webber
Bert van Winkle
Ann Gluvna
Pat Snyder
Gertie McCray
Oil City High Coach Resigns Amid Rift Rumors
Oil City High School head basketball coach CITY-Dick Russell resigns after an 8 win 14 loss season. He served five years with a 57-30 record, citing dissatisfaction and a required message to win. Russell also notes a seventh grade feeder system and a junior high team with strong results while remaining uncertain about his future plans. He is a health and science teacher living in Franklin.
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City
Dick Russell
Oil City High School
Russell
Oil City
Franklin
French Skier Killy Leads North American Alpine Champs
Jean-Claude Killy of France set the pace in the second round of the North American Alpine Championships at Cannon Mountain, clocking 1:29.03 on the 8,988 foot course despite warm, sticky snow. Teammate Guy Perrillat was second in 1:29.91 and Jim Barrows of the United States took third in 1:30.03.
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Hrancunia
Jean-Claude
Killy _ of
France
Cannon Mountain
Guy Perrillat
Jim Barrows
United States
Corry YMCA Boys Swim Team Sets Records in 1966 67
The Corry YMCA Cadets and Prep division swimmers posted strong showings against seven area teams. Jon Bennett shattered district records in multiple events while Carl Counasse set district marks in several freestyle and medley races.
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Corry
Jon Bennett
Steve Hileman
Karl McCarthy
Dave Sample
Shuck Campbell
Pete Dittman
Rob Summerville
Drew Furst
Jock Rudolph
Pete Heacox
Tom Borsterff
Doug Bennink
Dale Lewis
Chuck Shamburg
Wes Knapp
Jim Kovach
Mark McCarthy
Dave Cochran
Ed Kovach
Doug Knapp
Ken Heacox
Dave Schweigert
Carl Counasse
Kovach
Ryun Loses Bid as Patrick Sets Indoor 880 Record
At the NCAA Indoor Track Championships in Detroit, Dave Patrick of Villanova sped to a 1:48.9 880 clocking, breaking the NCAA indoor mark. Jim Ryun, tired but running 1:80.7 in the half mile, captured the mile heat in 4:00 before finishing. Gerry Lindgren set an over six second two mile record, earning a standing ovation. Wilt Chamberlain and Lou Hudson named NBA season award winners by MBWA.
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Detroit
Jim Ryun
Kansas Plains
Dave Patrick
Kansas Comet
Patrick
Villanova
Oklahoma State
Ryun
van Ruden
Gerry Lindgren
Washington State
George Scott
New Mexico
Wills To Bat No. 2 For Bucs In Today's Tilt
Maury Wills may have lost his leadoff batting spot as he bats second for the Pittsburgh Pirates in today's exhibition opener against Philadelphia in Fort Myers Florida. Manager Harry Walker lists Matty Alou, Wills, Manny Mota, Willie Stargell, Donn Clendenon, Gene Alley, Bill Mazeroski, Jim Pagliaroni, and pitchers Vernon Law Woody Fryman and Dennis Ribant. Roberto Clemente will miss the first two exhibition games to accept an award in Puerto Rico.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Maury Wills
Wills
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia
Pirate
Harry Walker
Matty Alou
Manny Mota
Willie Stargell
Donn Clendenon
Gene Alley
Bill Mazeroski
Jim Pagliaroni
Vernon Law
Woody Fryman
Dennis Ribant
Pirates
Roberto Clemente
Puerto Rico
Pagan Becomes Pirates' First Casualty
Clearwater Florida Jose Pagan pulls muscle in lower right leg and will miss the Pirates exhibition opener against Philadelphia. He injured his leg while running the bases and becomes the club's first spring training casualty. He will be out for several days.
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Clearwater
Fla
Jose Pagan
Pirate
Philadelphia
Pagan
Pirates
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