OJ Simpson Offered to Play for Orlando Panth ers for 40000
Orlando Pan thers president says OJ Simpson offered to play for the Cont inental League club for 40000 to promote orange juice. Panthers pursued Citrus Commission funding as part of a Sunshine State promo, while Simpson remains tied to Bills negotiations.
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O.J. Simpson
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O.J
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Elmer Cook
Panthera
Florida Citrus Commission
Cook
Citrus Commission
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Orlando
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Recreation Volleyball Tournament Scores Report
CJL defeated State Farm 3 0 and Ajax beat Independents 3 0. The team logged 10 seasons with a 13 9 record and finished second in the Middle Atlantic Conference Northern division playoffs.
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CJL
State Farm
Ajax
Independents
Junior wrestlers gear up for Junior Olympic tourney
Twenty six Corry area youths enter the Junior Olympic Wrestling Tournament at LeBoeuf High School in Waterford coached by Hy Daley. Action begins tonight for 11 and under with 12 to 14 year olds tomorrow, and finals Saturday night leading to state Junior Olympics in Latrobe.
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Corry
LeBoeuf High School
Waterford
Hy Daley
St la Trobe
Todd Triscott
Scott Gross
Jay Grace
En Hammerlee
Pat Comitz
Mike Daniels
Tim Daley
Rick, Fenno
Kevin Stolz
Mike Babcock
Larry Borton
Gordy Bailey
Earl
Swart
Scott Crowell
Dave
Hall
Tim Foreman
Jim Falcone
Roger
Ottaway
Bob Ottaway
John
Zajac
Terry Estes
Shawn
McElroy
Rean McElry
Dale
Moore
Dave Moore
Dave Popovich
Junior Olympic Wrestlers Prep For Youth Event
Junior Olympic boys from the group will take part in the Junior event. Organizers expect strong competition as young wrestlers showcase skills and strive for advancing rounds.
Bowling league high games and standings noted in Journal
Tuesday night bowling saw Dot Rathbun roll a 238 game, the high of the evening, with Pauline Chelton mislisted at 237. Tom Smith and Perry McCray each shot 245 to lead, Smith totaling 616 in a 202-245-149 sequence. Others include Giz Tripp 202-201, Ed Zewatsky 213, Chuck Jackson 292, and more in the Men's A American Legion Mooses league.
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Dot Rathbun
Pauline Chelton
Tom Smith
Perry McCray
Smith
American Legion
Giz Tripp
Ed Zewatsky
Jerry Staples
al Dunnewald
Fred Clark
Chuck Jackson
Joe Prugar
Pat Renzi
Freehan S nose broken for Detroit in painful exhibition
Detroit catcher Bill Freehan broke his nose when a batting practice pitch by Jim Northrup hit him in Lakeland Florida. He will miss at least 10 days as Detroit lost 4 3 to Cincinnati. Yankees beat Atlanta and Boston rolled Houston as several other exhibition games wrapped up.
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Columbus Community Church
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Douglas Rozelle Jr
Doug Rozelle Sr
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Jeff Peck
Cochran Tooke
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Leroy Peck
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Don Wilson
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Len Gabrielson
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Bill Singer
Claude Osteen
Curt Flood
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