Section 2 All-Star picks highlight Schwab Curtis honors
Schwab and Curtis earn Section 2 All-Star recognition with Schwab on the second team and Curtis receiving honorable mention. Romaniszyn leads scoring while Griffin Cholak power Meadville as Acker tops conference scoring. multiple schools share honors and voting details are included. A Manila boxing note mentions Cruz vs Fuji title clash planned in Tokyo on March 21 at 143 pounds.
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Tiny" Schweb
Corry
Meadville
Tom Griffin
Bulldogs
Joe Acker
Rocky Grove
Dennis Cholak
Warren
Ed O'Neil
Schwab
Franklin
Tim Law
Sten Zadrozny
Steve Hampton
Titusville
Paul Mills
Cranberry
Curtis
Romaniszyn
Griffin
Acker
Cholak
O'Neil
Zadromy
Rockets
Manila
Roberto Cruz
Philippines
Paul Fuji
Japan
Tokyo
Korakuen Stadium
Jim Romanitsyn
Fred Schwab
Stan Zadrozny
Section All Stars named from Oil City and allied towns
A list of section all stars includes players from Oil City Warren Cranberry Rocky Grove Corry Franklin and others led by Dave Cobb Warren Dean Henderson Jim Boughner Fred Davis Tony Nolf Dave Curt Curtis Fred Stevens and Frank Henderson.
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Schwab
Gurtis
Meadville
Rocky Grove
Warren
J. Titusville
Corry
Franklin
Cranberry
Oil City
Dave Cobb
Dean Henderson
Jim Boughner
Fred Davis
Tony Nolf
Dave Curtis
Fred Stevens
Frank Henderson
Bowling leaders show Lewis top series in local action
Owen Lewis and Don Bradford tied for top game with 24s as Lewis captured 670 in three games to lead the evening. List shows multiple bowlers from Meerhoff's and Bowl Aire with scores ranging from 200 to 283 and team standings noted. Touring PGA pros dominated a Pompano Beach putting classic, led by Randy Glover with winning scores 736 to 749.
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Owen Lewis
Don Bradford
Lewis
Alre Men
A Meerhoff
al Owen Lewis
Ford Stewart
Sonty Staples
Carl Clabbatt
Robbie Robinson
Bob Eddy
Perry McCray
Frank Messina
Tab Weeks
Russ Ganster
Shorty Doan
Bob Lin
Pompano Beach
Fla
Crystal Lake Country Club
Lighthouse Point
Randy Glover
Giants Emphasize Conditioning For 1968 Run
The San Francisco Giants, led by manager Herman Franks, push physical conditioning in spring training to address inconsistency from last season. Willie Mays, Juan Marichal, and others worked under Bert Gustafson at Case Grande and Candlestick Park, with a new gym aiding Yastrzemski’s gains. Mays eyes a long career as he returns from injuries, while Davenport and Hart bolster infield defense alongside Hunt. The club aims to tighten order after finishing 1041 games behind St. Louis and seeks their first San Francisco pennant since 1962.
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Phoenix
Ariz
San Francisco Giants
Herman Franks
Willie Mays
Juan Marichal
Franks
Giants
St. Louis
Bert Gustafson
Case Grande
Gustafson
Carl Yastrzemski
Candelstick Park
Yastrzemski
Marichal
Jim Davenport
Davenport
Raed Mays
Mike McCormick
Giant
San Francisco
Jim Ray Hart
Ron ‘Hunt
Hart
Los Angeles
St Thomas Sixth Graders Win Area Basketball Tournament
St Thomas beat St Joseph 82 to 31 to win the Franklin YMCA ville Elementary and Sandy Creek Elementary School event. Dan Cragg scored 11 and Skip Frisina 10 as St Thomas built a 14 4 halftime margin and dominated the final period. Sandy Creek claimed third by winning the consolation game.
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St. Thomas
Franklin Ymcaville
Sandy Creek
Franklin
St. Joseph
St.Thomas
Dan Cragg
Skip Frisina
IOC balks at full meeting on South Africa issue
Lausanne AP report says most IOC executive board members urge full IOC session to discuss South Africa in Olympic readmission controversy. Brundage counters that only the board can decide, amid looming withdrawals from over 40 nations due to the 10C's October Mexico Games decision.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
International Olympies Committee
IOC
Avery Brundage
South Africa
Mexico
Jack Moore To Manage Jamestown Baseballers
Jamestown appoints Jackie Moore as manager after a playing career that included 21 games for Detroit in 1965 and major league time with Boston. He may serve as a playing manager given his recent catching record in the International League and 12 season fielding of a strong glove.
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Jamestown
Jackie Moore
Boston
Ocala
Deland
Fla
Nyp Moore
Red Sox
Moore
Toronto
Jay
Pla
Houston
Tex
Montgomery
Detroit
Denver
American Association
Syracuse
International
Bill Monbouquette
Corning
Tigers
Houston Clinches No 1 In Final Cage Poll
Houston holds the top spot in the final AP major college basketball poll with 253 points led by 19 first place votes. UCLA follows with 241 as the only other undefeated team St Bonaventure sits third at 23 0 Louisville remains fifth. Kentucky and North Carolina switch spots while Duke falls to 10th after a loss. New Mexico and Columbia rise to sixth and seventh as Davidson jumps to eighth with post season ahead.
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Associated Press
Houston
UCLA
Cougars
St. Bonaventure
Louisville
Kentucky
North Carolina
Duke
New Mexico
Columbia
Davidson
Oklahoma City
Suc
L. Houston
Kentucky cc
Columbia Davidson
North East 76 AC Valley 6 in Class C preregional
North East defeated Allegheny Clarion Valley 76 to 6 at Oil City High in a Class C preregional contest. The win, North East’s 13th straight, lifts their season record to 20-5 and advances them to the Western Regional finals. ACV ends with a 4-96 mark.
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Allegheny-Clarion Valley
Oil City High
Williamsburg
Meyersdale
Kickers
Sie
Erie County League
North East
Falcons
Jerry Marron
Ted Miller
ACV
Alcindor Unseld Pass Up Olympic Trials
Five college stars decline to try for the U S Olympic basketball team. Lew Alcindor and UCLA teammates Mike Warren and Lucius Allen join Life Magazine in citing academic and boycott concerns. Westley Unseld from Louisville says he is weary of playing and will skip trials in Albuquerque New Mexico. UCLA athletic director J D Morgan calls the decision scholastic due to missing eight days of classes.
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Alcindor
New York
U.S
Life Magazine
Lew Alcindor
Westley Unseld
Louisville
Albuquerque
N.M
UCLA
Mike Warren
Lucius Allen
Life
J. D. Morgan
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Jim Wagner
Elmer Stover
Tom Bimber
Meinnes Steel
Okyanpie
Jack Moore
Jamestown Baseballers
Durham
N.H
Carl Lundholm
University of New Hampshire
Tennis Association
Paris
le Moore
Chicago
Loyola
Southern California
Auckland
New Zealand Lawn Tennis Association
International Lawn
Whitewall Jg Tire
America
Chevylle, Corvaira, Dare
Sarracudaa
Vailants A ‘Matcurya
Oldemshir
Thunderbirds ‘Cha
Civyaters
Tobie
Barney’s Firestone
South Center Street
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