Arler Ud Not After Audl Offer Weage Year
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Dandies On Tap For Final Full Week End Of Football
PRIDE OF ERIE Rich Arrington from Erie Pennsylvania plays as 235 pound linebacker for Notre Dame. He faces Michigan State in a major college football game with Ara Parseghian and teammates Bill Wolski and Nick Rassas. Arrington was an All-State tackle and a top heavyweight wrestler, placing third in last season’s NCAA championships. Sponsored AP Wirephotos.
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Spartans Versus Irish Big Four Weekend Preview
The Associated Press surveys a climactic college football weekend headlined by Michigan State at Notre Dame with Rose Bowl implications. Texas Tech at Arkansas, Southern California at UCLA, and Princeton at Dartmouth shape the top slate as regionally televised games and bowl bids hinge on outcomes.
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Westrum II Replaces Stengel as Mets Manager
Wes Westrum has been chosen unanimously by the Mets board to succeed Casey Stengel as manager. He will sign a one year contract around $30,000 and faces the task of lifting the team from the National League cellar while following a beloved leader.
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Deer season opens November 29 in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports the 1965 Pennsylvania deer season opens at 7 a.m. November 29, with hunters statewide expecting a strong harvest after 1964's 49,231 antlered deer. Potter County led 1964 with 2,342, followed by Huntingdon and Centre. Officials note a projected opening deer herd of about 86,500 adults and caution on rules for archery and antlered seasons.
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Bullets Trounce Knicks In NBA Duel
Baltimore Bullets upset New York 120 104 to close the gap on third place St Louis Hawks in the Western Division. The Knicks suffered their 10th loss in 15 starts, the only NBA game on the schedule.
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Two 8-0 Teams Clash For Ivy Title In New Style
Princeton and Dartmouth meet as 8-0 rivals with differing offenses. Princeton relies on a single wing while Dartmouth employs multiple formations including V and T varieties. UCLA and Southern Cal chase Rose Bowl fate, each at 6-1-1, with Cal runner Mike Garrett among leaders.
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Bowling Notes From VFW Ladies A League Night
Rose Welden led with a 191 for BOWLING A BIS in the VFW Ladies A League. Ed Berry topped the men with two 200s, while Corry Jamestown teams dominated in the Jamestown Classic League with scores 916 854, 922 830, and 975 839 as Larry Barr paced Nowl-Aire with 205 and 87.
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Dorothy Morton
Corry Jamestown
Dave Herberg
Herb Morton
Andy Tombo
Max Chris
Jim Varasso
Walt Dundon
Bob Anthony
Doc Kelsey
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Warren
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Dunnewold
Franklin Wins District Ten Football Trophy at Meadville Meet
Franklin Knights received the Section Two football trophy for undefeated five conference wins and league championship at the annual District 10 meeting in Meadville. Other champions named include Eric East Greenville Section One, Youngsville Crawford County Class B Reynolds Mercer County Class A, McDowell District cross country, and Conneaut Lake Class B. Meadville captured District volleyball honors. Howard Sherwood, ex supervising principal of Youngsville High, honored as he departs for New Wilmington. D W Leberman lauded, two traveling Leberman trophies created for District 10 track champions. Leberman plaque given for service. District 10 officers Fred Clark, Charles Anderson, John Kaufman, Keith Stoner, Mike Ferraro, J. Paul Jones elected. Corry attendees Lou Hanna and LeRoy Peck present.
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Charles Anderson
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Keith Stoner
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J. Paul Jones
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Lou Hanna
LeRoy Peck
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Browns and 49ers remain in original cities after league merger
New York news notes that the Cleveland Browns and the San Francisco 49ers are the last surviving members from the old Professional Football League in their original locales. A classifieds reference offers car shopping options.
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Wild Turkey Season Closes At 5 Tomorrow in Pa
The three week Pennsylvania wild turkey season ends at 5 p m tomorrow in northern counties. Hunters found the big woods still holding plenty of birds, though overall interest was down from past years according to the Pennsylvania Game Commission. The second part of the first split duck season will open at sunrise Monday, with the season closing at sunset Saturday December 11 1965.
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Penn State Pitt clash stars in aerial duel at Pitt Stadium
Penn State and Pitt prepare for a high profile showdown as pass heavy spells highlight the matchup. White and Curry for Penn State face Lucas and Crabtree for Pitt after Penn State set passing yardage marks in a 146 victory over Navy.
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Jim Nance
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