Dennis Kubiak Voted No. 1 Center On All Star Team
Corry Area High School standout Dennis Kubiak, 6'1" 220, earned first team offensive center on the Northwest Football Conference All-Star list. He joins fellow Beavers on the All-Section selections as Franklin dominates with multiple first-team spots. Kubiak, yet unsigned, has drawn interest from Allegheny and Thiel as he weighs college options.
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Dragons Ready to Race for Conference Title in 1971-72
Warren Dragons, led by Ed McGlumphy in his first year, improved to 12-10 overall and 10-6 in the conference last season. With three veterans returning and McGlumphy’s system, they are among the three clubs favored for the Class A district playoffs. Captain Mike Piehuta and Jim Bowen headline the lineup, aided by Bob Young, as Warren faces a tough schedule including Erie Cathedral Prep and Charleroi in December.
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Warren Dragons
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Bob Young
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Pacers fall as Leonard misses 300th win in ABA defeat
Indiana Pacers drop 134 126 to Virginia as Bob Leonard fails to reach his 300th coaching victory. Mel Daniels and Roger Brown become ABA's first 10 000 point scorers on the same night, while Utah beats New York Nets 120 101. Knicks rally to top Atlanta 101 99 led by Walt Frazier 35 points. Willis Reed returns but scoreless in 17 minutes.
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Alabama and LSU Meet Undefeated in SEC Clash
Alabama at 8-0 and No.2 meets 7-0 No.6 LSU in a nationally televised showdown that could decide the conference champion and bowls. Bryant’s Tide relies on a 278 rushing yards per game Wishbone offense and a stingy defense, while McClendon’s Tigers boast a stout stop unit and 91.7 rushing yards allowed per game.
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Woody Hayes
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Norm Wittig Shines With 630 In Last Night's Bowling Action
A standout night saw Norm Wittig fire a 630 triple amid strong showings from Joe Malek and Ford Steward each rolling 236. Other top scores included 225 and 222 games by Wittig along with 210 by Ed Paver and 220 by Doug Martan while several local bowlers such as Rick Greenwood and Harry Sperry posted solid counts.
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Bick Wit
Ford Stewart
Ed Paver
Rick Greenwood
Harry Sperry
Doug Martan
Haro Morton
Series Pay Tops Twenty Thousand Dollars in 1972 World Series
Fury Tenace joined Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig with four World Series homers as Oakland's players earned a record per-man payoff of 20 705.01. Reds received 15 080.25, with ten other clubs sharing the $5 187 475.99 gross. Oakland totaled 677 584.14 and Cincinnati 508 188.10.
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