Local sports buzz contrasts with quiet high school scene
Corry Area High School faces a busy athletic year with rising participation in swimming basketball and wrestling, while three varsity programs juggle limited staff. All-State football nominations list Corry trio Bob Roden Mike Vincent and Jerry McIntyre among District 10 hopefuls, amid broad district disparities. Deer season opens with hunters like Kurt Lindberg and Dayton Hodge among early success, and local lore notes Don Hoak's divorce suit after a cross-state visit.
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Eight returning lettermen for Beaver wrestling squad
Back row left to right Bob Roden Bill Swarm George Patterson and Keith Wade Front row Gary Donaldson Dale Fralick John Saylin and Dick Malek Donaldson and Malek are juniors while the others are seniors Fralick will wrestle at 102 pounds this season and was the leading Beaver scorer last term with 42 points as a 95 pounder Roden
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Officials weigh Notre Dame Syracuse finish ruling
Notre Dame beat Syracuse 17 15 on a 3 yard field goal after time expired as roughing the holder penalty against Syracuse shaped the final play. ECAC and Big Ten officials debated the call but agreed the outcome cannot be altered by any ruling.
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Trade between Hawks and Packers voided by NBA ruling
NBA officials froze a Hawks Packers deal after Commissioner Podoloff suspended the trade citing a breach of a no-trade agreement. The board of governors will decide in New York while several players from both teams await placement as Chicago battles the Knicks with key men out.
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Double A Title Game This Week in Pennsylvania
Eastern Pennsylvania conference champions prepare for the Double A title game on Thanksgiving Day with wins securing top spots. Wilkinsburg meets Monessen in a WPIAL Class AA final while other finalists boast undefeated records and high profiles in the East. Rutgers quarterback Sam Mudio from Eddington Pa. earns All-East honors for the second time this season.
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Auburn Eyeing National Trophy Bowl Opponents
Auburn showed interest in the Medgline National Trophy Bowl in Washington DC this December though a decision may wait until after its December 2 game with Alabama. The potential bowl list includes Liberty, Bluebonnet, Gotham Bowls and teams such as Syracuse, Penn State, Missouri, Army, Navy, Utah State, Wyoming, Rice and Florida. Only Wichita and Villanova are already bound to minor bowls, meeting in El Paso’s Sun Bowl.
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Alabama Remains No 1 as Coaches Rank Top Twenty
Alabama tops the AP college football poll as the undefeated No 1. Ohio State, Minnesota, LSU, Texas, Michigan State and others follow with a mix of first place votes. Minnesota climbs to fourth after a big win, while Texas spoilers and Missouri losses reshuffle the lineup.
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Penn State Poised for Big Game with Pitt Rivalry Ahead
Penn State trains report the Lions in top physical condition after a victory over Holy Cross. A 41 4 win secures a second straight winning season as they prepare for the Pitt showdown. Coach Toretti warns against fancy schemes, stressing fundamentals. Paul Martha and Fred Cox highlighted as dangerous threats for Pitt.
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AFL Admits To Hidden Draft Upset Coaches
AFL admits to a preseason poll and secret draft held weeks before the official date. Union leaders and ABCA coaches say the move breaches trust, with NCAA committee chair Bill Reed calling it an absolute breach of faith and NFL commissioner Rozelle weighing possible schedule changes.
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Major League Winter Trade Period Opens With Big Names
The three week interleague window kicks off with major clubs exploring blockbuster deals. Rays, Giants, and Braves pursue top talent including Willie McCovey, Pete Rose, and Hank Aaron era veterans as teams weigh fee-based exchanges and potential position upgrades.
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Sugar Ray Fight Rest Providence New York Tobiason
Sugar Ray Tobiason delivers 162 percent effort in a Providence New York bout, toppling Al Hair at lightweight.
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