Tigers Meet Wolverines In NCAA Semifinal Clash
In Portland Princeton the Ivy champs meet Michigan in the NCAA semifinal round as UCLA and Wichita State face off in the other half. Princeton relies on Bill Bradley while Michigan features four returning starters led by Cazzie Russell and was favored to reach the final.
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Stu Unloads Two While Bennett Flops For Bosox
Philadelphia rookie Stuart hits two homers in an exhibition win over Detroit as he joins a power Phillies lineup while Dennis Bennett struggles for Boston. Gibson, Coleman, and Koufax also shine in spring games with Cincinnati beating St Louis 4 1 and Koufax’s Dodgers activity noted.
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Steelton Highspire Faces Midland For Class A Title
Steelton Highspire and Midland, both Class B schools by enrollment, meet for the 1965 PIAA Class A basketball championship at Harrisburg Farm Show Arena. Steelton starved for a title, led by coach Marty Benkovic, clashes with Midland as Mrs. Rosalie Kuzma, a Yugoslavian immigrant and Steelton resident, cheers for her son and the Steelton team. The final is one of several titles decided that night, with other Class B and C finals also on the slate.
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Corry Jamestown Bowling Scores Highlight Night at Avalon
Varasso posted two games and a 169 for 60 percent in the Corry Jamestown League at Avalon Center. Har t Schiemer, George Blue, and Walt Dundon led regional scoring in various divisions with multiple 200s and high series. Other notable tallies included Fred McEldowney and Tom Shaw achieving 204s and 226 respectively. Barry delivered the lone 200 game of the night, while Shorty Coan topped with 199-568.
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Villanova Faces St John’s In NIT Final
Villanova and St John’s reach the National Invitation Tournament final amid injuries with Bill Melchionni and Ken McIntyre leading their teams. Melchionni scored 28 as Villanova crushed NYU and McIntyre added 21 as St John’s beat Army 67 60, with McIntyre carrying a leg injury and stomach ailment. The title game pits top seed Villanova against St John’s as Lou Lapchick nears retirement and the consolation game matches Army and NYU.
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Sophomore Leads Intra Team CAHS Swim Standings 65
Corry High swimmers conclude the 1964-65 season with sophomores and seniors trading top spots. Dave Fuller finishes runner up to senior teammate Harrison Wickwire in both meet and postseason scoring, while Wickwire sets and shares several school records including the 100 yard backstroke and the 60 yard freestyle mark at Corry Jamestown.
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Beaver record book notes three-time mentions and seniors dominate
The Beaver record book records Wickwire and Fuller repeating in 160 medley and freestyle relays with Art Butters also appearing thrice. Captain Bill Master totaled 58.25 points, Harrison Keppel had 43.25, and the team teetered with Keppel Counassé Allyn Peiffer as juniors and Fuller Roehrig Marsh Mong Mick as sophomores. Pool records fell as Erie East swimmer Jim Popoff set a 100 butterfly mark of 56.3 and East 160 freestyle relay also lowered.
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Fuller
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Ken Lotey
Keppel
Gary Counassé
Mike Allyn
Bill Peiffer
Marty Roehrig
Ken Marsh
Jim Mong
Jerry Mick
Jim Lundy
Jim‘Amy
Tam
Jim Popoff
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Star Twin Bill Closes Cage Season at Gannon Auditorium
Erie County teams meet in a season ending doubleheader hosted by Belle Valley Lions Club at Gannon Auditorium Erie City. The eight year old pairing shows Erie schools ahead 142 points. First game at 7:30 with senior players only in the nightcap. Players come from Upton City North East Girard Fairview Lawrence Park Wattsburg and General McLane.
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Warren Duquesne basketball game cancelled Sunday
Warren Beverage and Duquesne were to play in Warren Sunday afternoon but the game was canceled. Duquesne could not field two star players for the trip. Warren, now 1-1, will meet a Cleveland area team next Sunday.
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Thursday's Fights Highlight Mixed Wins in Zanesville Card
In Zanesville Ohio Doug Agin 134 outpointed Rudy Richardson 136 over eight rounds. Italy's Salvatore Burrini 116 stopped Joseph Horny 112 percent in Belgium's 5.
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Cincinnati Pulls Out 113 110 Victory Over Baltimore
The Cincinnati team set a 1:11.1 mark with Popoff contributing as the Beaver tankers, coached by Bill Cochran, won two and lost 10. Victories were both against Erie Tech, while losses came from Erie Cathedral Prep twice along with multiple Erie teams, Meadville, Strong Vincent, and Jamestown. Carnegie served as team manager and publicity contact. players included Jeff Wickwire and Dave Fuller.
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