Beavers Honor Corry's Youngest Beaver Fan
Wayne Joncas twelve receives the team’s Section 2 championship game ball from members of Corry Area High School football. Coach Lou Hanna and Victor Cragg Jr. joined lineman Bob Boutwell to present the signed trophy after his brain tumor operation left him blind. Wayne had faithfully predicted Beavers games to broadcaster Bob Miller.
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Rookie Center Rick Roberson Sparks Lakers Past Pistons In OT
Rick Roberson, the 6 foot 9 rookie from Cincinnati, scored nine of his 19 in overtime to lift the Los Angeles Lakers 125-114 over Detroit. Elgin Baylor added seven OT points as LAL erased an 18 point deficit and outscored Detroit 18-7 in the extra period. Baylor 32, West 27 led LA while Bellamy 32 and Komives 23 paced Detroit.
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Orville Moody Named PGA Player of Year
Orville Moody, 35, a former Army sergeant, was named PGA Player of the Year at the President's banquet in Scottsdale Arizona. Moody rose from obscurity to fame after winning the U S Open in June and claiming the World Series of Golf title. Chandler Harper was inducted into the PGA Hall of Fame alongside surviving members.
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Top Draft Choices Waived By Pittsburgh Steelers
Pittsburgh waives two No. 1 picks, tackle Mike Taylor from Southern Cal and safety Mary Woodson from Indiana, after an eighth straight loss. Coach Noll expects to recall rookie Charlie Beatty and tackle Ernie Ruple for next Sunday's game vs Minnesota as Woodson confirms contact.
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Boston University star Bruce Taylor wins Agganis Memorial Award
Outstanding senior Bruce Taylor, defensive back for Boston University, is the 1969 recipient of the Harry Agganis Memorial Award. The honor was decided unanimously by a New England Football Writers Association committee honoring the region's top senior.
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Steelers Name Turnover Cloud Looms Over NFL
The article notes multiple clubs showing interest after waivers were requested on Monday. Taylor, a 6 foot 5 inch, 265 pound player who started all nine Steelers games this season, may retire unless a playoff contender calls. Roy Jefferson of Utah leads NFL receiving stats.
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Should North Hills Be 18 Hole Golf Course?
Local North Hills nine hole municipal course thrives in year two with a planned study on expanding to an 18 hole layout. City commission seeks data on costs, anticipated play, and rate structure to determine feasibility without burdening taxpayers.
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Last Second Shot Sends Pacers to ABA Win
Roger Brown sinks a corner jumper with two seconds left as the Indiana Pacers rally to beat the Denver Rockets 108-105. Brown scores 32, tying Spencer Haywood for scoring honors. Pittsburgh tops Miami 113-107 as Willie Murrell leads with 26.
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Good Season Ahead For Deer Hunters
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania Game Commission predicts a strong deer season starting December 1 with a herd nearly as large as last year when 141,874 deer were taken. The antlered season ends December 13 followed by antlerless hunting December 15 and 16 by special license.
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Red Sox Lead AL Attendance at Fenway Park in 1969
Boston led the American League in attendance for the second of three seasons, drawing 1,833,246 fans to Fenway Park in 1969. The club previously led with 1,727,832 in 1967 and set a record 1,940,788 in 1968, per AL President Cronin’s office.
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