Ken Nixon Ali Residence Note Emerges
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Rle's 6-foot Teh and Dope in Could SSym of His
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Ohiessei Adds D rd O'Kae Rights Segregation Case
An associational group led by Jim I Ansociat announces compensation for segregation related actions. Lawrence and Banter waive claims as countersuit details emerge. Steve im remains unnamed in the settlement discourse.
Falcons Cornerback Bay Lawrence Earns Special Citation
Rolland Lawrence from Franklin Pennsylvania, an all pro Falcons defender, had an interception return for a touchdown negated by a third late penalty this year as Atlanta relies on a stingy defense allowing seven points per game. Kareem Abdul Jabbar may return to Lakers action November 18 after cast removal, one month post injury.
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Fred Haney Dead At 79
Beverly Hills California AP veteran baseball figure Fred Haney dies at 79 after a heart attack at his home. Haney stood 5 feet 6 inches, known as Pudge, played 17 years in majors and minors, managed the St Louis Browns Pittsburgh Pirates and Milwaukee Braves, and was the first GM of the expansion California Angels. ERIE Tom Barringer named assistant coach at Mercyhurst College joining Dick Fox staff after successful Erie County League and District X careers.
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Ex Senator Boss Bucky Harris Dies At 1st Birthday
Washington based former manager Bucky Harris who led the 1924 Senators to a World Series title and the 1947 Yankees to the pennant and title, died Tuesday night at a suburban health center after a long illness. He was 1 on his first birthday, marking a confusing OCR artifact. Harris is identified as a longtime baseball executive and player.
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Warren's Allen Heads Big 33 Team
Warren star Kelly Allen leads the Big 33 PIAA checklist with a school single season rushing record. The list features top SE Pennsylvania prospects like Jerry Rogers and Barry Compton, plus Lehighton's Larry Mertz and Warren quarterback Kelly Fredericks.
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Corbett Breaks Ground as First Nonteaching Coach at Corry
Dan Corbett, a Clarion State College graduate and Corry Area High School’s first nonteaching athletic coach, balances work at True Temper with coaching duties. He recalls late practices, limited pay, and the challenge of guiding players while preferring to be on the field. He credits his playing background and Erie County League experience for shaping his approach and notes the season's trials amid diverse defenses.
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Celtics prepare shake up after 1 8 season slump
Boston Celtic president Red Auerbach vented at players after a 12 114 loss to the San Antonio Spurs dropping to 1 8. Coach Tommy Heinsohn hinted at surprises and major changes including possible moves for CJ Maxwell and Sidney Wicks as the team runs to reverse its skid. Other NBA results included New York, Philadelphia, New Jersey, Detroit, Denver, Golden State, Indiana and Buffalo games.
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O J Simpson Shuns Sidelight After Knee Surgery
The Buffalo Bills say O J Simpson underwent knee cartilage surgery to repair cartilage damage in his left knee. Surgeon Dr Joseph Godfrey, who performed the operation, called it a straightforward cartilage procedure with no ligament injury. Simpson, 31, is expected to be immobilized for about a week and on crutches for roughly 10 days after.
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Ballock resigns after nine years as Greenville coach
Bob Ballock, longtime Greenville football mentor, retires after a 36-23-2 record and a Northwest Football Conference title run. His 1973 squad went undefeated and finished with a late two-game streak. Assistant coach Bob Stone is rumored as successor.
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Muncie MIA as Saints struggle with missing star
New Orleans Saints running back Chuck Muncie did not show for team meetings for a second day. Coach Hank Stram said he had no comment until he talks to Muncie, highlighting unresolved questions about the star back. Westminster College and Linfield College agreed to Division I playoff invitations, advancing top NAIA Division II clubs.
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Last Chance At Hunter's Safety Course Offered
George Gibson district game protector announced a final hunter safety course for youths aged 12 to 16 to obtain their blue card. The two-session event runs Thursday and Friday, November 17-18, from 7 to 9 pm at the Eagles Club, 2005 West Street, Erie, with attendance at both sessions required. For details call 456-0825.
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