Browns duo to attend Corry Beaver Club banquet
Joe Taffoni and Bob Matheson of the Cleveland Browns will attend the 27th Beaver Club All-Sports banquet in Corry this Saturday. Both were 1967 Browns draft picks, with Taffoni as the fourth and Matheson as the first. Tickets for the banquet and the ensuing basketball game are sold by Beaver Club directors and at Lovie's Barber Shop, the Ritz Restaurant, and the Blue Lantern Restaurant.
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Bennett Knapp Lead Swimmers In YMCA Regional Meet
Corry’s YMCA boy swimmers competed in the Western Pennsylvania Regional meet at Sewickley with many qualifying for the State meet in York on March 26 and 17. Jon Bennett led with a 1:11 in the 100-yard breaststroke and a 0:25.0 in the 50-yard free, while Doug Knapp added a 0:58.5 in the 10-yard butterfly and a 1:03.9 in the 100-yard backstroke along with other regional placements.
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Gary Proctor
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Tim Bracken
Jett Furst
Rich Parks
Mike Zarger
Bennett Falls In Regional Semi To Tate At Clarion
Jim Bennett of Corry Area High School was edged 7-6 by Rod Tate of Penn Highlands in the Central-Northwestern Regional at Clarion. Bennett led 6-2 earlier, but Tate's late rally and a disputed reversal near the final buzzer decided the outcome. Tate advanced to the regional final and eventual championship.
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Pirates Await Results of Offseason Trades
Pittsburgh Pirates held high hopes for new pitchers Nelson Briles and Bob Johnson after off season deals. Briles, a former 19 game winner with a 6.22 ERA while recovering from a pulled leg muscle, and Johnson, a 206 strikeout ace, were acquired in exchange for center fielder Matty Alou. The team, the defending NL East champions, sought mound insurance amid pitching infirmities and uncertainties about the trades' impact.
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Catalfa and Wickwire Lead Bowling Scores in Industrial League
In the Industrial League, Dick Catalfa posted the high single game and a 643 series, while Barb Wickwire led the women with 219 and 179 games and a 566 series. The feature lists multiple bowlers and scores across divisions, including mixed doubles and junior events, highlighting top totals and key performances.
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Ree All Stars Rip Union City in Corry doubleheader
In Corry at the National Guard Armory the Ree All-Stars led by Joe Williams 25 and Edinboro standout Ed Williams 19 toppled Union City. The Bankers built a 36 13 first period lead, nine others hit double figures, and Joe Malec led Union City with 17. Game time for the Browns Bankers clash was 8 15 p.m.
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Prep Finally Wins Western Pa Title Over South Hills Catholic 5-50
Cathedral Prep captured the Western Pennsylvania Catholic Interscholastic championship by defeating Pittsburgh South Hills Catholic 5-50 after five overtimes. Willis Cardot scored the winning basket with five seconds left in the fifth overtime, finishing as the game's top scorer with points.
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Palmer wins Florida Citrus in smooth return to form
Arnold Palmer captured his second win of the season at Rio Pinar, finishing 18 under par for 270 to top Julius Boros by one stroke. The 41-year-old moved to the leading money winner spot and eyes Augusta for the Masters, while Kermit Zarley and Tom Weiskopf finished tied for third as Boros pressed him to the end.
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