Corry Swimmers Break Three District Meet Records
Corry YMCA swimmers won three meet records and 77 points in the Northwest District YMCA Swimming Meet. Jon Bennett set two Cadet records in the 60 yard individual medley and 40 yard breaststroke. Carl Counasse added a 40 yard freestyle mark. Erie YMCA led with 218 points, Jamestown 145, Corry and Titusville tied for third with 77 each. Ten Corry lads advance to the regional event.
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Corry Ymca
Jon Bennett
Carl Counasse
Corry Oy
Erie Ymca
Jamestown
Corry
Titusville
Counasse
Bennett
Jim Fisher
Erie Cadets
Doug Knapp
Ed Kovach
Scates
Jamestown "A'S
Ard
Warren
J. Fischer
J. Buchanan
R. Morosky
Ist
J. Bennett
B. Morosky
R. Krapfel
M. Dehn
EB. Stephans
A. Tuccio
M. Seybert
B. Groush
Fischer
T. Engro
T. Mehserle
C. Dailey
D. Walter
B. Barron
M. Thorpe
R. Simonsen
Erie
Oil City
Meadville
J. Dailey
R. Martin
T. Castanzo
M. Schaeffer
B. Spurr
D. Murray
G. Fish
J. Matkozich
D. Cochran
D. Rosenberg
G. Clark
D. Knapp
C. Thorpe
G. Bish
C. Comnasse
B. Grant
M. Voight
T. Walsh
D. Pierce
C. Taylor
E. Kovach
K. Heacox
Cheyney State to meet Kentucky Wesleyan in national playoffs
Cheyney State, 26-2 and ranked fourth, will face NCAA College Division champion Kentucky Wesleyan in the national playoffs after routing Textile 64-0 in Allentown. Dave Kennard scored 24 and Emory Mims 20 as Textile upset hopes faded, while Wagner beat Drexel 61-53 in the regional consolation. Tom Boisture named Holy Cross football coach at Worcester.
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Allentown
Cheney State
Philadelphia
Kentucky Wesleyan
Cheyney
Textile
Kentucky
Evansville
Ind
Hal Blutman
Holy Cross
Lehigh Wins East Wrestling Championship
Lehigh University captured its second straight Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association title in Philadelphia led by two time national champ Mike Caruso who won the 123 pound class and was named outstanding wrestler Navy finished second with 79 points Lehigh led with 85 Penn State took third while Jer ry Seaman of Penn State upset Lehigh’s Jon Rushatz in the 167 pound final Syracuse finished fourth.
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Philadelphia
Mike Caruso
Lehigh University
Caruso
Lehigh
Navy
Middies
Penn State
Jerry Seaman
Jon Rushatz
Syracuse
Pirates Seek Third Straight Exhibition Win at Bradenton
Pittsburgh Pirates visit Kansas City in Bradenton as they chase a third consecutive exhibition victory after sweeping the Phillies. Bill Mazeroski belted a two run homer in Sundays 12 hit attack while Gene Alley and Manny Mota added two hits each. Bob Veale pitched three innings for the win as Rick Wise took the loss and Jose Pagan is expected out three weeks with a right calf tendon injury.
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Port Myers
Fla
Pittsburgh Pirates
Kansas City
Bradenton
Pirates
Phillies
Bill Mazeroski
Gene Alley
Manny Mota
Bucs
Bob Veale
Cookie Rojas
Rick Wise
Jose Pagan
Priday
Referee Named for Kansas Relays in April 2022
Ken Lawrence reports Bob Karnes former Drake coach chosen as referee for the Kansas Relays scheduled April 2022. Reinhold Bachler of Austria set a world ski flying 505 foot record in Vikersund Norway. Rod Laver won the WPT event in San Juan defeating Andres Gimeno 6 4 2 3. Buddy Ortiz of Italy set a nine door record of 64 seconds in Prague European Indoor Championships.
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Lawrence
Ken
Bob Karnes
Drake
Kansas Relays
Vikersund
Norway
Reinhold Bachler
Austria
San Juan
P.R
Rod Laver
Andres Gimeno
Spain
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Buddy Ortiz
Italy
Two District 10 Wrestlers Win State Titles in Finals
In University Park Pennsylvania two District 10 entrants Jim Gollner Reynolds and Ed Osborne Commodore Perry won 1967 Pennsylvania State wrestling titles. Osborne defeated Barry Leventhal Lower Merion for 112 pounds while Gollner edged Dave Cook in a 145 pound overtime decision.
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University Park
Reynolds
Jim Gollner
Commodore Perry
Ed Osborne
Pennsylvania
Ed Carr
Fletcher Carr
Erie East
Gollner
Chartiers
Dave Cook
Osborne
Lower Merion
Barry Leventhal
Eddie Carr
Waynesboro
Bill Branofsky
Larry Nolan
Cumberland
Brunofsky
Fletcher
Allentown
Jeff Baum
Baum
Randy Biggs
Bethlehem
Gary McClure
Waynesburg
Larry Strong
United Joint
Ken Hess
West Snyder
Barry Levinthal
Ron Junko
Trinity
Charles Faust
Andy Matter
Upper Dary
James Gollner
Charsters
Dist
John Pontius
Mifflinburg
Allen
Eric Hast
Dave Joyner
State College
Ralph Cindrich
Avella
Rhodesian Safari and Fly In Fishing At Rex Tomorrow
Major Bill Bryant USAF (retired) headlines a double feature at Rex Theatre with a Wally Taber Safari Show including a vivid Central Africa film of kendu, elephants, hippos, and other wildlife. The program also screens Fly In Fishing detailing adventures from Alaska to Panama with open public hunting in much of the filming.
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Rex
Wally Taber
At & P.m
Bill Bryant Usaf
Rex Theatre
Zambesi
Central Africa
Bryant
Dave Schweigert
Corry Red and Gun Club
Schweigert
Rhodesia
Alaska
Canada
Panama
Uncle Sam
Schenley Ramps Past Bradford in Western Regional Semifinal
Schenley High School beat Bradford 86 to 77 in the Western Regional Class A semifinal at Westminster College. Montel Brundidge scored 23 for Schenley, with Bob Evans 14, Ken Durrett 13, and Ed Gibson 10. Bradford’s Tom Yachinich led with 19. Schenley advances to face Ambridge at the Pitt Fieldhouse.
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NEW _ WILMINGTON
vBa
Pittsburgh
Schenley High School
Bradford
Montel Brundidge
Schenley
Westminster College
Brundidge
Bob Evans
Ken Durrett
Ed Gibson
Tom Yachinich
Ambridge
Pitt
Trotters Win Recreation Hoop Title
The Trotters defeated the Vikings 31 to 4 at Wright School gym to claim the Recreation League title behind Bill Messenger's 13 points and Dave Armstrong's nine. Gary Tripp led the Raiders 25 18 win over Red Barons, while Black Knights beat Chargers 94 40 in overtime. Swartzman 12, Chase 11, Daniels 11 for winners and Brumagin 14 for Chargers. Celtics, and Everett Dean, former Stanford coach, inducted into Basketball Hall of Fame last night.
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Trowers
Bill Messenger
Vikings
Wright School
Dave Armstrong
Elston Chase
Jim Daniels
Gary Tripp
Raiders
Red Barons
Clint Daniels
Pat Migliaccio
Jim Swartzman
Barons
Black Knights
Chargers
Knights
Bill Cervola
Louis Catallu
Dean Vanderhoff
Terry Brumagin
Trotters
Don Swanson
Celtics
Everett Dean
Stanford
Basketball Hall of Fame
Union Joint Wins Western Regional Title in Indiana Pa
Union Joint outscored Williamsburg 13-2 in the fourth quarter to capture the PIAA Class C Western Regional basketball championship with a 51-40 victory. Tim Sedgwick’s free throw at 6:20 of the final period gave Union Joint a lead that held.
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Indiana, Pa
Union Joint
Williamsburg
Fead
Tim Sedgwick
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Mayville
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Lee Savage
Lewis Schroeder
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Wally Thorpe
Bob Sanders
Larry Snow
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Bob Knight
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Ken Hulings
Avaton
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Geri Clark
Joyce Armburger
Debbie Fralick
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Paul Goodwill
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