Beav er Area 1984 65 all star basketball selections
Section Two coaches named John Bliley Tom Ton and John Claypool among second and honorable mention picks. Meadville and Warren led with several first and second team honors. Morton led scoring for Beaver, with Bliley finishing second and Claypool third. Other mentions included Tad Ray Downing Stoltenberg Law Harper Monarch May Williams Rosequist and Wright.
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Ed Gray
Gary Holcomb
Paul Johnston
Oil City
Bill Wright
Corry
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Chris Buchanan
Bob Johnston
Jim Hodglin
Titnsgill
Dave Lundgren
Mortony
Claypool
Eric Strong Vincent
Dick Fox
Beavers
Terry Ray
John Downing
Earl Stoltenberg
Oil Guy
Paul
Red) Law
Bob Harper
Joe Monarch
Tom May
Chip Williams
Dan Rosequist
Titusle
Fox
Joe Massa
Jim Kockler
Dick Russell
Yankee Muscle Awesome Spells Trouble in Spring Action
Nine American League clubs monitor Fort Lauderdale spring results as the Yankees seize a 6-5 ninth inning victory over Pittsburgh to remain undefeated. Whitey Ford and Mickey Mantle spark New York with strong starts and power while rookies supply key ninth inning hits.
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Fla
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Mickey Mantle
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NYU Army Reach NIT Semifinals Amid Strong Contests
NYU defeats Detroit 87 76 and Army outlasts Western Kentucky 58 54 to reach the NIT semifinals with Villanova and St John s. Army meets St John s while NYU faces Villanova as the field narrows to four teams in New York.
Raymond No. 2 team members crowned champs
Pictured above front row from left to right are Bill Dahl Jim Hannan Bernie Stoddard Bill Roberge Bill Mitchell members of the first place Raymond No. 2 team Back row includes Bill Stockton doubles champs Dale Paige Terry Williams Dick Crosscut singles champ George Price who earned a high scratch game prize of 249 Journal photo by Loveland and notes on outgoing officers Mae Hiner and E Anderson with Dick Melzer as secretary treasurer.
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Bill Dahl
Jim Hannan
Bernie Stoddard
Bill Roberge
Bill Mitchell
Bill Stockton
Dale Paige
Terry Williams
Dick Crosscut
George Price
Lakers face playoffs with uncertain West Baylor fitness
The Lakers beat Detroit 100 99 as West and Baylor sat out with back knee injuries and calcium deposits respectively. Both stars are expected to be ready for the final regular season game against San Francisco and potentially the playoffs, but their health remains uncertain.
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Associated Press
Jerry West
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles Lakers
Detroit
West
Baylor
Lakers
San Francisco
Tuesday Fights Featured Ossie Mar Canó and Others
Boxing card in New York and Sacramento with Ossie Mar Canó defeating Bobby Cassidy in a 158 to 157%4 outpoint. Baby Luis from Mexico City stopped Humberto Barrera in Robstown, Tex. Joey Olguin outpointed Sergio Gomez in Sacramento.
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Levittown
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Baby Luis
Mexico City
Humberto
Baby) Barrera
Robstown
Sacramento
Calif
Joey ‘Olguin
Sergio Gomez
Bowling scores highlight Avalon Ladies B League night
Audrey Rouse posts a 204 187 159 for 550 series while Rose Weldon hits a 210 high. Wilda Courtney 189 Barb Wickwire 175 Blanche Zajac 175 also factor with several others listed across the league. Florence Lamielle records 157 157 207 and 521 in B Bowl-Aire play with several spares and splits noted.
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Avalon
Audrey
Rose
Wilda Courtney
Barb Wickwire
Blanche Zajac
VFW
June McEldowney
Mary Sandberg
Kate McNulty
Fran Halfast
Kathleen Harrison
Ladies Recreation
Roxann Ross
Florence Lamielle
Angie Crapser
Sophie Douglas
Sandy Lamendola
Verna Hess
Sue Griswold
Steelers Sign High Schooler Charles Leigh
Albany a 11 year old high school football standout Charles Leigh signed a 1985 contract with the Pittsburgh Steelers. The NFL club said he will be tried as a pass receiver runner and defensive halfback and will report to the Kingston Rhode Island training site July 19. Leigh did not plan to attend college so was free to sign a pro contract.
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Pittsburgh
Charles Leigh
Albany
N. Y
Pittsburgh Steelers
National Football League
Leigh
Kingston
Montrose Meteors Eye Record Run After Regional Triumph
Montrose sealed the Eastern Regional Class B title with a 77 66 win over Darby Colwyn to move within two wins of the state record. Northern Cambria captured the Western Class B crown as Cambridge Springs faltered after a tight first half. Montrose faces Northern Cambria in the state Class B final in Pittsburgh with one game left to tie or break the record.
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Meteors
Northern Cambria
Pittsburgh
Darby-Colwyn
Downing Cambridge Spring
PCIAA
Allentown
Central Catholic
Pittsburgh South Hills
Shamokin Lourdes
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Cambridge Springs
Cambridge
Giants Win Murakami Dealt To Giants In 1965 Deal
The Japanese pitcher Murakami likely will pitch for the San Francisco Giants in 1965 after a settlement with the Nankai Hawks and Japanese commissioner Yoshi Uchimura who sent a letter to Ford Frick. A 1966 return remains disputed as the Hawks push for 1966 while the Giants seek to keep him. Murakami expressed reluctance but said he must follow the commissioner's and team's decision and plans to discuss with his manager and parents. Meanwhile Northern Cambria and Cambridge Springs had high scoring games with Greg Kuhn and Dick Bidwell delivering for their teams. Allentown Central Catholic advanced in the PCIAA Class A playoffs and Pittsburgh South Hills won the Western title.
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Tokyo
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Hawks
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Japan
United States
Yoshi Uchimura
U.S
Ford Frick
Bucks bill would legalize certain antlerless deer in Pennsylvania
A proposed Pennsylvania bill may allow antlered deer with antlers under three inches to be hunted as antlerless game during the season. The duration of the antlerless period varies by year per the State Game Commission. A closing line references a Detroit loss tied to Dorie Murrey with nearly 18 minutes remaining.
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State Game Commission
NYU
Detroit
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