13 Honored By Beaver Club At Annual Sports Banquet
At the Beaver Club All-Sports Banquet Elliott Greg Simons challenged 198 attendees to set high goals and effort. Corry area athletes received 13 trophies across nine sports including Stockton Johnston Harrington and Mick awards. Linda Wetmore was the sole girl honored for bowling with Bowl-Aire and Avalon trophies.
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Elliott Greg Simons
Beaver Club
Simons
Lock Haven State College
Moose Club
Corry Area
Wopkies
Richard Bachemer
Loren Stockton
Bill Johnston
Beaver Grid
Dick Harrington
American Legion
Savings and Loan
Jerry Mick
Bruce
Jerry
Kiwanis Club
Dave Curtis
Jim Lundy
Larry Hasbrouck
Bob Swart
Corry Red and Gun Club
Mark Hall
David Lillie
Linda Wetmore
Avalon
Aikeny
Carl Taylor
Clifford Crook
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Richard Melzer
T. S. Kelsey
Bowl-Aire League Bowling Standings and Mixed Doubles Scores
BeOS presents top two teams for each league with mixed doubles results and individual scores across Bowl-Aire events. Notable performers include Bill Williams and Stan Wolosza in mixed doubles, and Chuck Van Winkle Sr. and Jr. in Rum Dums High Hopes with strong junior and senior entries across Avalon Junior Bantams and Candlelight divisions.
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Beaver
George Gould
Sam Smith
Dave Armstrong
Diane Holton
Katy Shumsky
Rick Staples
Lisa, Shumsky
Debbie Holton
Ernie van Tassel
Ricky Holton
Pauline
Chelton
Reds Hope Injuries Gone as 1968 Prospect Sign
Baseball notes from Tampa outline Reds manager Dave Bristol reshaping a roster hit by injuries. Key players like Cardenas Rose Helms and Bench feature infield plans, with Bench expected to back up and McCool Arrigo Tompkins contesting fifth spot.
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Tampa
Fifa
Dave Bristol
Cincinnati Reds
Bristol
Reds
Green Bay Packers
Leo Cardenas
Pete Rose
Tommy Helrts
Jim Maloney
Deron Johnson
Bill McCool
Tommy Harper
Ted Abernathy
Cardenas
Cardinals
Heds
Bob Howsam
Atlan
Art Shamsky
New York Mets
Cleveland
Floyd Robinson
Darrell Osteen
Oakland
Sammy Ellis
California Angels
Johnny Edwards
St. Louis
Mack Jones
Jim Beauchamp
Braves
Bob Johnson
Mets
Fred Whitfield
George Culver
Indians
Ron Tompkins
A's
Bill Kelso
Jorge Rubio
Angels
Pat Corrales
Jimmy Williams
Cards
Hee May
Helms
Tony Perez
Hero
Peres
Vada Pinson
Rose
Jones
Brave
Bob Raudman
Alex Johnson
Beauchamp
Whitfield
Raudman
Kelso
Culver
Tompkins
Milt Pappas
McCool
Arrie
Counasse and Knapp Lead Conry YMCA Swimmers in Erie Meet
Counasse tops Conry YMCA swimmers at Western Pennsylvania Regionals held at Tech Memorial High School in Erie. Counasse finishes second in the juniors 50 yard freestyle and Knapp places third in the 200 yard individual medley. Both later place fourth in the 100 yard freestyle and 100 yard butterfly respectively. Junior Bennett and cadet Furst also post fourths in their events. seniors Lundy Rozelle and relay squad finish fifth, with Fuller sixth in the 80 yard freestyle. Team standings show Juniors and Seniors fifth overall.
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Ganl Counasse
Conry Ymca
Western Pennsylvania
Tech Memorial High School
Erie
Counasse
Doug Knapp
Conry
Knapp
Jon Bennett
Ledyard
Drew Furst
Jim Lundy
Doug Rozelle
Lundy
Rozelle
Jeff Fuller
Jim Stahl
Fuller
Houston UCLA Set For West Regional Duel In Los Angeles
Houston and UCLA ready for a high stakes semifinal in Los Angeles after Dallas regional results. UCLA defeated Santa Clara 87-66 to reach the West final while Houston routed Texas Christian 103-68 to win the Midwest regional in Wichita. Kansas, Duke and North Carolina join the NIT action with several quarterfinals, semifinals, and finals scheduled through the weekend.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Duke
UCLA
Houston
Los Angeles
Guy Lewis
Cougars
Texas Christian
Wichita
Kan
Albuquerque
N.M
Lew Alcindor
Bruins
Astrodome
Santa Clara
North Carolina
Davidson
Raleigh
N.C
Ohio State
Kentucky
Jo Jo White
Villanova
Wildcats
Johnny Jones
Wyoming
Temple
St. Peter's
St. Pete’s
Marshall
Elnardo Webster
Oklahoma City
Mike Lewis
Steve Vandenberg
Joe Kennedy
Fordham
Duquesne
Dayton
West Virginia
Long Island
Bradley
Notre Dame
Army
Westminster fourth in NATA Cage Tournament
Westminster Pennsylvania finished fourth in the NATA tournament as Oshkosh Wisconsin defeated the Titans 102 to 68 in the consolation final. Central State of Ohio edged Fairmont West Virginia 51 48 for its second title in four years. Jamerson of Central State earned MVP honors.
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Kansas City
Buzz Rich
Westminster
Oshkosh
Wis
Titans
Central State
Clarence Lane
Chris Buchanan
John Jamerson
Fairmont
Ron Hayek
Jamerson
Four Corry boys reach state mat tourney in wrestling tourney
Four Corry wrestlers advanced to the state meet after strong showings at Ft LeBoeuf High School Waterford in the Junior Olympics. Scott Crowell captured the 106 pound title with pins and a 10 0 decision over Dan Jink. Teammates Dave Crowell Terry Estes and Dave Popovich also won finals berths and earned state eligibility.
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Corry
Ft. LeBoeuf High School
Waterford
Scott Crowell
Scott
Bill Ridendelli
North East
Dave Miller
Iroquois
Dan Jink
Ft. LeBoeuf
Dave Crowell
M. Schultz
J. Lukas
Meiig
Union City
Reiter
Terry Estes
G. Phillips
McDowell
B. Finch
Pairview
Markley
Dave Popovich
D. Kendall
Erie
Ft. le Boeuf
Mcintosh
Greensburg
Corry Grapplers
Central State Wins Small College Title
The Marauders of Wilberforce Ohio won the 32 team NATA tournament title by edging Fairmont West Virginia State 51 48. They completed a five game six day grind to claim football? No, basketball crown. Central State defeated Kentucky Wesleyan during the regular season, a prior small college NCAA winner.
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Kansas-City
Central State
Wilberforce
Ohio
Marauders
Fairmont
W. Va
State
Central
Kentucky Wesleyan
Blanchard’s Comeback Fails as Conigliaro Shines in Palm Beach
Associated Press reports Blanchard, 35, cut by the Braves in West Palm Beach after a 9-3 loss to Washington, ends his comeback attempt and heads to the minors. Meanwhile Tony Conigliaro, back in the Red Sox outfield, belted a 400-foot double to spark a 6-4 spring win over the World Series champion Cardinals in St. Petersburg Florida.
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Boston Red Sox
Pony
Red Sox
Dick Williams
Conigliaro
Boston
St. Louis
St. Petersburg
Fla
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Blanchard
Atlanta Braves
West Palm Beach
Washington
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Minnesota
Orlando
Yankees
Los Angeles
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Oakland
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Fort Myers
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Lakeland
Arizona
Cleveland
California
San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
Steve Carlton
Reggie Smith
Rico Petrocelli
Cardinals
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