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Pennsylvania high school stars face the U S All-Stars in the fourth Dapper Dan Roundball Classic in Pittsburgh. Leaders include Wilbert Robinson of Laurel Highlands and Dennis Wuyeik of Ambridge. All-Stars feature Tom Riker and John Fraley among 10 players from various states. Coaches include Harold Taylor and Ron Cyrus of Pittsburgh area schools.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Wilbert Robinson
Laurel Highlands
Dennis Wuyeik
Ambridge
Tom Riker
Oyster Bay
N.Y
John Fra
West Penn
St Dominic High
Wildlife Week Poster Winners at Corry event
Winners of the conservation poster contest during National Wildlife Week are listed, with names spanning David Lawcock to Chuck Dulley. Proceeds from the related game are expected to go to the Dapper Dan charities as a sellout crowd of 12,000 is anticipated at the Civic Arena.
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Corry
National Wildlife Week
David Lawcock
Frank Balog
Charles Campbell
Bob Harvey
Rex Shamburg
Scott McIntyre
Bob Wetmore
Kathi Johnson
Paula Orner
Robin Moyer
Carol
Bob Kelly
Philadelphia Iishop McDevitt
Steve Previs
Bethel Park
Greg Latin
McKeesport
Serra
Alan Smith
Pittsburgh Fifth Avenue
Hank Siemianikowski
Philadelphia North
Chuck Carthorn
Sharon
Chuck Dulley
Ambridge
Civic Arena
Dapper Dan Charities
Rojas Captures WBA Featherweight Title in LA
Raul Rojas of San Pedro California defeated Enrique Higgins of Bogota Colombia by unanimous decision at the Olympic Auditorium to win the World Boxing Association featherweight championship. Rojas rallied in rounds 12 and 15 to secure the victory before 10,400 spectators, with paid receipts of 64,381 dollars. Some observers felt Higgins had earned the decision due to his jab and boxing skill.
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Los Angeles
California
Raul Rojas
Enrique Higgins
Colombia
World Boxing Association
Rojas
San Pedro
Calif
Higgins
Bogota
Olympic Auditorium
Boston Red Sox face slow start in 1968 spring camp
Winter Haven AP report details Boston’s struggle with Lonborg sidelined by injury while Yastrzemski Conigliaro and Scott lead a mixed spring showing. Williams outlines rotation candidates Waslewski Ellsworth Culp with Stephenson Roggenburk Brandon and Bell seeing action.
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Winter Haven
Fla
Boston Red Sox
Jim Lonborg
Carl Yastrzemski
Tony Conigliaro
George Scott
Rico Petroceli
Dick Williams
Williams
Ken Harrelson
Kansas City
Harrelson
Yastrzemski
Reggie Smith
Conigliaro
Jose Tartabull
Local bowling stars lead with high games at night meet
Emerson Beal rolled 239 for the men and Julia Kurelowech 224 for the women to top local bowling marks. Scores from Corry Beverage, VFW Ladies A, 338 Bakery, National B Erie County Plastics, and other teams are listed with individual tallies ranging from 200 to 224 as regional standings shift. Pittsburgh eyes a new stadium bid update and Bucknell naming a new athletic director.
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Emerson Beal
Julia Kurelowech
Corry Beverage
Harold Brewer
Earl Bailey
Bob McCray
Skeet McCray
VFW Ladies A Corry Jamestown
Corry
Rose Welden
Dorothy Morton
Erma Hajec
Marie Wotus
Anne Crosscut
Ida Greer
Ann Gluvna
Julia Kureloweeti
Marie Glivna
Ruth Clark
Barbara Wickwire
Sanders Leads At Jacksonville in Masters Prep Idea
Doug Sanders held a one stroke lead in the second round of the Greater Jacksonville Open with a seven under par 65. He eyed a potential British Open triumph as a path to elite status and a larger prize, mentioning its advantage over the Masters US Open and PGA. He produced eagle two wood shots a two foot putt and five birdies while rivals like Geiberger Boros and Reid chased one behind. Jack Nicklaus stood at 74 needing a strong finish to make the cut as defending champ Dan Sikes posted 68.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Doug Sanders
Sanders
United States
Sheetwood Club
Steve Reid
al Geiberger
Gardner Dickinson
Dewitt Weaver Jr
Julius Boros
Don January
Richard Martinez
Chi-Chi Rodriguez
Bobby Nichols
Dan Sikes
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Kaat Leaves Training for Elbow Treatment in Spring Camp
Orioles and Angels suffered in a busy exhibition schedule as Jim Kaat flew from Orlando to Minneapolis for X ray treatments on a balky elbow. The Twins expect DL placement. Rico Carty undergoes tuberculosis tests in Santana. Giants, Cardinals, Pirates and Dodgers posted wins as spring games continued in Florida and Arizona venues.
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Associated Press
California Angeles
Baltimore Orioles
Jim Kaat
Minnesota Twins
San Francisco
California
Angels
Phoenix
Arix
Orioles
Washington
Miami
Fla
Camilo Pascual
Bill Denehy
Kaat
Minnesota
Orlando
Twin Cities
St. Louis
Oakland
Cincinnati
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Houston
Los Angees
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Senators
Boston
Harvey O'Phelan
Twins
Atlanta
Rico Carty
Santana
Fis
Lou Brock
Ted Kubiak
Cardinals
Bradenton
Nelson Briles
A’s
White Sox
Vero Beach
Frank Fernandez
Yankees
Mets
St. Petersburg
Cleveland
Ferguson Jenkins
John Callison
Spectrum To Reopen Next Week in Philadelphia
Philadelphia announces the Spectrum will reopen next week for NHL Stanley Cup playoffs and NBA Eastern Division semifinals after roof repairs. Flyers and 76ers praise home return, with the Flyers hosting opening series game and the 76ers set for a potential seventh game in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Flyers
Philadelphia 76Ers
Spectrum
Bill Putnam
National Hockey League Flyers
Bob Vetrone
National Basketball Association 76Ers
Sports Palace
NHL
NBA
Fred Corleto
Flyers
76Ers
New York
Vetrone
Palestra
Convention Hall
Quebec
Toronto
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Dapper Dan Cage
Wildlife Week
Rojas Cops
Baseball Prospects
Bosox
Lonborg
Jose Santiago
Gary Waslewski
Dick Ells
George Springs
Scott
Mike Andrews
Petrocelli
Joe Foy
Dalton Jones
Foy
Jerry Adair
Andrews
Elston Howard
Red Sox
Gene Oliver
Phillies
Howard
Russ Gibson
Jon
Columbus
Erie County Plastics
Corry Rubber
Dexter Grenz
Joe Malek
Tom Kostyal
Corry Jamestown Welding
Andy Tombo
al Long
Milt Kingsley
Karl Brooks
Dick Patten
Forbes F
Pittsburgh Pirates
Lewisburg
Robert A. Latour
Sity
Bucknell Univer
Benton K. Knibbs
Saunders
Clearwater
J. Weeks
L. Gifford
Y. Robson
E. Davis
W. Hall
Walnut Creek
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L. Hemink
Harvey
M. TeWinkle
Lawrence Park
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W. Hinkler
H. Smith
C. Panitzke
D. Sheldon
W. Tobey
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