Curtain falls on 1964 65 wrestling season state finals
The article recalls Warren's Dick Thompson at Penn State with Paul Armstrong in the 8 5 semifinal loss. It notes Armstrong led 6 5 entering the final period, Thompson's late rally, and Armstrong’s decisive takedowns. Coach Weber lauds Thompson's state run amid a large crowd.
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Corry
Meadville
PIAA
Penn State
Warren
Dick Thompson
Steelton-Highgpire
Paul Armstrong
Dandy Dick
Thompson
Warrenite
Armstrong
Warren Lad
Mike Weber
Penn‘a
Armstry
Armreg
Bob Fink
Diervif
Jimi Davis
Wolverines Face Tough NCAA Run in Portland Showdown
Michigan, top ranked under coach Dave Strack, eyes a likely Friday meeting with Princeton and potential rematches versus Wichita or UCLA as the NCAA tournament opens in Portland Oregon. Bradley powers Princeton, Russell and Buntin pace Michigan, while UCLA and Wichita loom as future threats in the national semifinals.
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Dave Strack
Wolverines
Portland
Ohe
Princeton
Bill Bradley
Michigan
Cazzie Russell
Wichita
UCLA
Regional and Western Finals Set in Class A Basketball
Strong Vincent KO'd, four D-10 teams alive as regional semifinals unfold. Midland, Mahanoy Area, Schenley and Kingston vie for spots in Harrisburg, with Midland riding a 25 game win streak and Mahanoy led by Stan Wlodarczyk's 29 points. District 10 finalists join the chase for the Class C title, while Bishop Neumann captured the Philadelphia City crown 75-66 over Lincoln High.
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Aight
Steelton Highspire
Mahanoy Area
Midland
Schenley
Harrisburg
Altoona
Eric Strong Vincent
Mahanoy Ares
Stan Wiodarczyk
Kingston
Conneaut Lake
Williamsburg
District 10
Lykens-Waymart
Saturdday
Mahanoy
Wlodarczyk
Dick Hoeh
Pitt
Sim Hill
Jerry Fortner
Wiliamsburg
Philadelphia
Bishop Neumann
Lincoln High
College Playoff and East Regional Championship Highlights
Princeton defeated Providence 109 to 69 for the East Regional third place while N C State beat St Josephs 103 to 81 in the Mideast. Michigan led Vanderbilt 87 to 35 in a regional matchup as Dayton edged DePaul 75 69. UCLA topped San Francisco 101 93 in the Far West. Oklahoma City and Brigh Young posted 102 0 results. NYU beat Bradley 71 70 in a first round game. Detroit defeated Asake 93 86. Ouachita Baptist and Fairmont scores noted.
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Providence
Bradley
College Park
Wichita
Kelly Pete
Oklahoma State
Manhattan
Kan
Michigan
Vanderbilt
Lexington
Russell
Wolverines
UCLA
Bruins
AubkAmerica
Dave Stallworth
Nate Bowman
Portland
Lew Yoiv
T. John's
New York
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Princeton
N.C. State
St. Joseph's
Mideast
H Vanderpilt
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DePaul
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SMU
Houston
Far West
San Francisco
Okla City
Ae Brig Young
NYU
Army
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W. Kentucky
Fordham
Asake
Chang Ph Central
Underdogs Fall In Regional Basketball Showdowns
Louis 70 66 Western Kentucky edged Fordham 53 7 53 De troit beat La Salle 93 26 Central State of Ohio became first undefeated champion in 28 year NAIA tourney history with 85 51 over Oklahoma Baptist Ouachita Baptist took third 78 71 over Fairmont NCAA regional third place NC State 103 81 St Josephs Dayton 75 69 SMU 89 87 Houston Oklahoma City 112 102 over Brigham Young
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Brigham Young
Sandy Makes Dandy Debut for Dodgers in Exhibition
Sandy Koufax, returning from elbow strain, started for Los Angeles in Milwaukee’s 4-2 exhibition win. Koufax tossed four perfect innings before Hank Aaron, Rico Carty, and Joe Torre sparked a 3-0 Braves lead with a fumbled grounder, double, and homer. Other debuts included Juan Marichal with Cleveland, Warren Spahn with the Mets, and Dick Radatz in Boston.
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Sandy Koufax
Jeff Arm
Bart Shirley
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Los Angeles
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Juan Marichal
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San Francisco
Dick Howser
Chuck Hinton
Warren Spahn
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Bob Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals
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Mets
Dick Radatz
Boston
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Cubs
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago White Sox
Rete Rose
Fiomer
Mixed Doubles and Team Scores From Local Bowling Meet
The report lists players and scores across multiple divisions such as Early Mixed Doubles, Bowlaire Mixed Doubles, VFW Mixed Doubles, Avalon Juniors, Seniors, Bantams, Beaverettes, and Beavers. Notable names include Audrey Mighiaccio, Chuck Willett, Walt Dunedon, Rod Uylings, and Debbie Caruso with scores ranging from the 100s to the 200s, plus several high totals and series figures. The piece reads as a dense results summary from a neighborhood bowling league, detailing individual game totals and three-game series for many participants.
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Selly Levenne
Lefty Lewis
Hal Morton
Hal Bromley
Dorie Boughtling
Spit
Bowlaire
Audrey Mighiaccio
Chuck Willett
Walt Dunedon
Lyle Thompson
VFW
Ed Abi
Alberta van Winkle
Avalon
Patty Welmore
Beckie Kane
Sandy Orn
Susan Steyes
Diane Arnsburger
Hattie Lamielle
Mary Ann Lamielle
Rodney Uylings
Vom Jackman
Mike Gluggja
Doug Brown
Lanny Fitch
Jim van Cise
Lanny Pitch
John Bracken
Dan Dunnewold
Dave Dunnewold
Tom Macek
Dan Clark
Ron Bailey
Denny Brumagin
Harley Taylor
Beaverettes
Linda VanGuilder
Marie Gluyna
Sandy Bensink
Becky Morton
Linda McEldowney
Julia Savko
Beavers
Denny Dyckes
Tom Bracken
Dave Wetmore
Len Migliaccio
Dexter Sandburg
al Rigby
Don Thomas
Steelers Hold Preseason Training at Rhode Island
Pittsburgh Steelers pre season drills set for Kingston Rhode Island at the University of Rhode Island for the second year. Coach Buddy Parker says rookies report the week of July 19 and veterans the following week. Kusco's ninth inning homer gives Minnesota a 5-4 win over Detroit. Cleveland tops the Angels 5-3 in 10 innings. Mexico City Reds edge Washington 8-7. Rain washes out Houston Kansas City game.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
University of Rhode Island
Kingston
Buddy Parker
Kusco
Minnesota
Detroit
Cleveland
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Mexico City Reds
Dick Thompson Defeated to Lose PIAA Wrestling Crown
Dick Thompson of Mount Lebanon, district 10, lost in the unlimited division finals to Armstrong after a 220 season record, ending Thompson’s title defense. The PIAA finals drew 14,218 at Recreation Hall, setting attendance records as Western Pennsylvania wrestlers claimed multiple weight class titles.
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Pennsylvania Interscholastics Athletic Association
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Ry Mirshall
Commodore
Recreation Hall
Mount Lebanon
Warren
Dick ‘Thompson
Paul Armstrong
Thompson
Armstrong
Jack Sullivan
Chamou
Barry Souder
Don Knisely
DuBois
Mike Guidness
Henry Shaeffer
Bob ‘Tallman
North Penn
Tim Morgan
Norwin
John Abajace
Trinity
Jim
Swineford
Lewistown
Dana Luckenbaugh
West York
Bill Welker
Shamokin
Phil Delore
Greensburg
Salem
Gary Grimes
Bedford
Barry Sonder
Mt. Lehanon
Dan Kohlhepp
Jeff Paxton
Chartiers- Houston
Francis Michael
Wilkes- Barre Gar
Terry Zaccarino
Canon McMillan
Arles House
Allentown
Dieruff
Bob. Vas. Asselt
Manheim
Steatton -Highspire
Mt. Lebanon
Mike Gudiness
Joe Ere
State College
Dick Constantine
Uniontown
Iain Typ Dee Ally Meeim
Larry Marshall
Commodore Perry
Dandy Doug Sanders Wins Coral Invitational by One Stroke
Jovial Georgia native Doug Sanders muscles past Bruce Devlin in the Coral Invitational at Doral to win $11,000 and set a 274 total 14 under par. Sanders claims back to back wins, moves to $27,383 money list lead, and edges Randy Glover and Devlin as a clutch 26-foot putt narrowly misses playoff.
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Fla
Doug Sanders
Jimmy Demaret
Sanders
Australia
Bruce Devlin
Tony Lema
Jack Nicklaus
Nick Tans
Arnold Palmer
PGA
Casper
Devlin
Randy Glover
Nance Leads SA Champs to Weekend Victory
Nance of Ellina and Felish Seceline led Syracuse to a close 9 0 victory over Lehigh as Nance claimed the Pletcher Memorial Trophy and Sheridan Trophy. Marty Strayer of Penn State repeated as 167 pound champion, Dino Boni of Pittsburgh won 147, and three defending champions fell in the final round with Windfelder, Johnson, and Hicks losing to Caruso, Steininger, and Stuart respectively.
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Mike Caruso
Lehigh
Mike Johnson
Pitt
Bob Steeninge
Army
Wayne Hicks
Bill Stuart
Fraser wins Puerto Rico Open in a tight finish
Howell Fraser, 25, rookie from Panana City, Pla., shoots 73 for a 288 total to win the Puerto Rico Open by one stroke over Art Wall Jr and Art Besselink, who tie for second at 289. Fraser earns 1500 dollars. Wall takes 1500 as Sea Bram Caribbean Trophy winner for a second straight year.
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P.K
Howell Fraser
Panana City
Pla
Fraser
Art Wall, Jr
Pocono Manor
Art Besselink
Grossinger, N.Y
Wall
Besselink
Beavers, Bullets and Royals lead early standings
High scorers include Pat Knowlton with 30 for the Royals and Gary Zajac with 17 for the Tigers. Doug Brown tabs 15 for the Royals, Randy Bankes 18 for the 76ers, and Steve Dubrosky 20 for the Bullets. Beavers sit at 50, with Bullets at 2 and Royals at 42, Tigers among leaders.
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