Beaver Wrestlers Bid Farewell To High School Mat
Four Beaver wrestlers conclude the 1966-67 winter season amid reflection on the sport’s demands. senior Larry Harrington led with 36 wins and District 10 finals appearance, while Jim Seitz Phil Jaquith Gene McChesney and Dean Fralick contributed to a 5 win 9 loss season under first-year coach Bob Benson with 10 of 14 players returning for 1967 hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Harrington
Larry
Harrington
Beaver
Meadville
Jim Seitz
Nother
Jim
Phil Jaquith
Gene “Stub” McChesney
McChesney
Dean Fralick
Bob Benson
Mat
Bob
Corry
Fort LeBoeuf
Union City
Wattsburg
Warren
Titusville
McDowell
Franklin
Saegertown
Rich Allen Signs Phillies Deal Amid Marichal Standout Holdout
Rich Allen agreed to a four year contract with the Philadelphia Phillies after negotiating through spring training, while Juan Marichal remained at home in the Dominican Republic as the Giants held firm on a nine thousand dollar offer. The day’s exhibition action featured Baltimore beating New York, and the Mets suffering a 23 18 loss to Boston in a remarkable final inning, among other results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Rich Allen
Juan Marichal
Philadelphia
John Quinn
Allen
San Francisco
Marihhal
Florida
Phillies
Marichal
Giants
Horace Stoneham
Dominican Republic
Baltimore
Frank Robinson
New York Mets
Robinson
Mets
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Cincinnati
Atlanta
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Chicago Cubs
California
Chicago White Sox
Houston
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Minnesota
Red Sox
Wes Westrum
Larry Jackson
Cardinals
Tony Taylor
Jerry Lumpe
Tigers
Reds
Deron Johnson
Hank Aaron
Joe Torre
Pelipe Alou
Braves
Bradford triumphs with 671 series at local bowling lanes
D Bradford rolled 282 203 236 for a 671 series to lead a bowling night as top teams battle in the Jacksonville league. The Jacksonville Open headlines with pro names like Sikes, Brewer, Colbert, Nicklaus, Palmer, and Boros in a windy Deerwood Club setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Bradford
Jacksonville
Fla
Joanne Terwilliger
Dan Sikes
Jackson
Arnold Palmer
Sikes
Deerwood Club
Florida Law School
Gay Brewer Jr
Kansas City
Jim Colbert
Colbert
Kansas State
Brewer
Doug Sanders
Dallas
Tex
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Sanders
Palmer
Julius Boros
Don January
American relay team wins 600-meter replay at Southern Games
An American quartet Jim Kemp Robert Rovera Bobby Brown and Ralph Boston won the 600-meter relay at Pointe Pierre Trinidad, clocking one minute 27 seconds. The readable portion lists many names and numbers from local clubs and sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port OF Spain
Trinid
Jim Kemp
Robert Rovera
Bobby Brown
Ralph Boston
Pointe Pierre
Clint Jones Signs Pact With Minnesota Vikings In St. Paul
Clint Jones Michigan State All-America halfback joins the Minnesota Vikings for a reported 40 000 bonus and 20 000 first year salary. The signing occurred last night at the hospital bedside of Bill Finks general manager who is awaiting gall bladder surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul-Minn
Apolis
Clint Jones
Michigan State
Minnesota Vikings
Dim Finks
Rookies Pitch Byes To Win Over Baltimore
In Fort Myers three Pittsburgh rookie pitchers combined for a 60 shutout against the world champion Orioles. Baltimore managed only three hits as Southpaw Jim Schellenbach held the Orioles hitless through the first inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Fort Myers
Fla
Pittsburgh
Orioles
Jim Schellenbach
College Cage Tourney Results NIT Semifinals
Marquette defeated Marshall 83 to 78 and Southern Illinois beat Rutgers 79 to b. The NIT semifinals yielded two close contests with Marquette and Southern Illinois advancing to the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette
Marshall
Southern Illinois
Rutgers
Class B And C Basketball Finals On Tonight
In Harrisburg two title games headline the PIAA finals at Farm Show Arena with Mercer meeting Montrose for Class B and Darby Two facing Union Joint for Class C. Mercer 25 2 paced by Rhoads and Adair seeks fifth final in six years, while Montrose rides a 28 game win streak led by Canfield and Grick days after Grick injury. Union Joint, led by Clouse, seeks to upset Darby Two, champions of District 1 and paced by Eldridge and Smith, in the rural Clarion County clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Farm Show Arena
Darby Two
Union Joint
Mercer
Montrose
Chester
Ambridge
West
Meteors
Altoona Guilfoyle
PCIAA
Midland and
Chaney
Youngstown
Ohio
Bob Rhoads
Art Adair
John Swagger
Nanticoke
Northern Cambria
Dave Canfield
Bill Grick
Susquehanna
Simon Bernosky
Grick
Philadelphia
Darby Twp
Clarion County
Rimersburg
Delaware County
Eagle
Darby-Colwyn
Darby
Darby- Colwyn
Leroy Eldridge
Oliver Smith
Tony Williams
Charlie Walker
Harlem Globetrotters
Williamsburg
Jim Clouse
Union
Oue
Tim Sedgwick
Don Stemmerich
Varsity and Faculty Clash At Corry High School
An evening of basketball opens with the varsity team facing faculty members at Corry Area High School gym as Shamrocks perform trick shots. A girls’ tricycle race and drill team entertainment follow at halftime. doors open at 8 with 50 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacea
Corry Area
Shamrocks
Baseball Roundup Hits and Early Season Scores
New York made seven errors as the Yankees were dumped. Cleveland plated all its runs in the fourth against the Giants with hits from Whitfield and Wagner. Spertell sparked a six run seventh for the Cubs over the Angels. Bubba Morton had three California hits. Elia Ward Agee and Kenworthy homered in the White Sox win vs the Astros. Pirates held Orioles to three hits in a shutout. Kansas City beat Minnesota in Caracas after three fourth inning runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
New York
Cleveland
Giants
Ray Sadecki
Fred Whitfield
Leon Wagner
Dick Spertell
Cubs
Angels
Bubba Morton
California
Lee Elia
Pete Ward
Tommie Agee
Dick Kenworthy
White Sox
Astros
Kim Shellenback
Billy Knoch
Doc Ellis
Orioles
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Minnesota
Caracas
Venezuela
Kansas City
Lock Haven Leads In State N A I A Wrestling Meet
Lock Haven State and Adams State College lead the NAIA tournament with eight finalists each as Lock Haven tops the team points after the Thursday preliminaries. Winona State and Moorehead State follow, and Dennis Killion of Lock Haven wins two bouts including a pin and a decision. The three day event concludes with the finals Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lock Haven
Lock Haven State
Adams State College of Colorado
Moorehead
Minn
Colege
Adams State
Winona
Sloomsburg
Central Washington
Dennis Killion
Hulmes Named Colt's General Manager in Baltimore
Carroll Rosenbloom named Harry Hulmes general manager of Baltimore's NFL entry to fill the vacancy from Joe Campanella's death. Hulmes moves from publicity director to top office, with Jim Walker of the Baltimore Evening Sun taking Hulmes's prior post as publicist. Also in Dallas, the Cowboys signed seventh round pick Rayfield Wright of Fort Valley College, Georgia, at 6-foot-7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Carroll Rosenbloom
Joe Campanella
Harry Hulmes
Hulmes
Jim Walker
Baltimore Evening Sun
Dallas, Tex
Dallas Cowboys
National Football League
Rayfield Wright
Fort Valley College
Georgia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gene McChesney
Jeff Jackson
Larry Dingfelder
Dick Harrington
Mike Thomas
Alan Higley
Rick Jaquith
Stub McChesney
Terry Upperman
Joe Hutchinson
Corry Jamestown
H. Oldenski
H. Chris
H. Morton
F. Haneine
A. Kingsley
VFW Ladies A Corry Bakery
Connie's
Btye
Ant Gluvna
Dona McEldowney
Florence Amoroso
Bowl-Aire American
Corry Beverage
Meadow Brook Cave
Women of the Moose Faith
Beverly Betag
Ann Gluvna
Shirley Troyer
Millie Orn
Blanche
Zajac
Alberta van Winkle
Kaye Spoon
Bowh Alre Raymond
Joe Gerzina
Jim Maynard
Walter Wawiejko
Steve Weis
Bill Janikowski
Ford Stewart
Joe Smollek
Frank Gerina
Raymonds
Bays- McCray Aluminum
Mike's Pizzeria
Dexter Grenz
Melvin Baccus
Wayne Hopkins
Vikings
Signs
Southwest Missouri
Travis State
Winston-Salem
Kentucky
Wesleyan
Morris Harvey
Tennessee
St. Benedicts
St. Mary's
Oklahoma Baptist
Southwestern Louisiana
Hastver
New Mexico
Mike Epstein
Sam Etchenbarren
Lub
al Simep Yas
Ernor's Club
Fogle Lumber
Pegboard
Mallory
Sones
Colt
Governor's Club
J.a.dougherty's Sons, Co., Distillers
Penna
Lemont, Ill
Jane Parker Pullman Sandwich Bread
W. Washington St
Corry, PA
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!