Michigan Ohio State Battle For Rose Bowl
Associated Press reports Michigan seeks a Rose Bowl bid as No. 6 facing seventh ranked Ohio State in a key Big Ten finale. Ohio State undefeated in conference, 7-1 overall, while Michigan 5-1 in the league, 7-1 overall, with a tense toss up feel and Pac-8 implications for bowl pairings.
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Bowling Night Scores Show Several Ring 200s Across Leagues
Don Bradford led the National B League with 205 and 203, while Dan Mc Eldowney, Jim Crosscut, Dave Depew, Bob Damon, and Mert Fitch posted multiple 200s. Romeo Marchitelli led the American B League with 225 as the top game of the night. Max Chris topped the Corry Jamestown League with 223. VFW Ladies A League saw Betty McCarthy 182 and Florence Amoroso 184 among others. three 500 series were recorded by Betty McCarthy, Florence Amoroso and Angie Crapser. Carry’s Bowl-Aire beat Aluminum Contracting in total pinfall in the Jamestown Classic League, 2830 to 2819.
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Corry
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Evelyn Warner
Mary Jane Cable
Clara Hill
Jackie Benson
Mary Savko
Florence Lamielle
Carry
Carryites
Aluminum Contracting
Douglas
Bevis-Aire
John Woodard
Bob Mamon
Lucas Versus PSU: Pitt Star Lucas Faces Penn State
In University Park, Kenny Lucas, Pitt quarterback and brother of Richie Lucas, faces Penn State in the 1964 finale. The Pitt offense, led by Mazurek, aims to upset the Nittany Lions at Beaver Stadium, where seating now exceeds 46,000.
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District 10 Champions Honored at Dinner
Meadville High Principal Thomas Knope presented trophies at the annual District 10 honors dinner. Blair Hildebrand accepted the Section Two football trophy for Meadville, undefeated through five games, and the Waldo S. Tippin trophy honored the 1927 Meadville team. Other awarded teams included Meadville volleyball, Conneaut Valley, Crawford County Class B football, Greenville, Hickory, Grove City, and a three way tie in Section Three football. No basketball awards were given.
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Lady Golf Pros Close Season at Mary Mills Tournament
The 1964 season ends for touring women pros with the $17,000 Mary Mills Tournament opening today. Clifford Ann Creed, who won three 1964 events, led yesterday’s pro-am at Broadwater Beach in a net 61 with her amateur teammates as the six thousand one hundred yard course hosted the event. Ken Boyer named St. Louis Sports Figure of 1964, after driving in 119 runs for the world champion Cardinals, amid MVP talk as Mazurek and Ressler factor in the NL battle. Fred Manel? near Pitt total offense record. Lions seek 26th straight winning season. Pitt must win to break even.
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Corry High stays on sports map after fire
Corry High School lines up winter sports with basketball and wrestling expected to proceed from base in the CAHS gym. Swimming is out due to YMCA pool. gym use uncertain as classes may need space. Armory offered for practice and classes as administrators weigh bigger post fire problems.
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Lions Panthers Ready For Muddy Pitt Penn State
In Pittsburgh and University Park heavy rain has turned fields to quagmires as Pitt and Penn State prepare for their 6th meeting since 1993. An anticipated 50,000 crowd may witness the contest with Pitt players Howley and Bodle noted to be possible starters despite knee injury and a knee setback.
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Pitt
Waynesburg QB Harry Theokledes Named MVP in WPIAC 1964
Named best football player in the Western Pennsylvania Intercollegiate Athletic Conference for 1964, Waynesburg College junior quarterback Harry Theokledes receives the honor in Johnstown, Pennsylvania.
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Waynesburg College
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