Diane Miller Named To Head New Archers' Association Post
Diane Miller of Corry is appointed head of the Professional Archers Association photo service and official photographer. She will manage the photo file and printing for promotional publicity photographs. Miller has nine years in archery, directs the Corry Archery Festival, writes a national magazine column, and is among the youngest admins in the PAA at 26.
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Corry
The
Corry Journal
Archers’ Association
George Catlin
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PAA
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United States
Pinson Traded to Cleveland for Cardenal
The St. Louis Cardinals traded outfielder Vada Pinson to the Cleveland Indians for Jose Cardenal in the first interleague deal of the season. Cardenal, 26, hit .257 for Cleveland and will play center field for St. Louis. Pinson, 31, batted .255 for the Cardinals. The clubs may trade with other leagues without waivers until Midnight Dec. 15, a window that could spark many cross league moves before December meetings in Florida.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Jose Cardenal
Bing Devine
Cardinals
Devine
Cardenal
Cleveland
Pinson
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cards
Baltimore
Mike Cuellar
Houston
Curt Blefary
Cuellar
Orioles
Florida
Injured Toe Could Stop Calvin Hill
Dallas reports a jammed big toe on Calvin Hill, the NFL's leading rusher with 807 yards in 155 carries. He is listed questionable for the Sunday game against the unbeaten Rams alongside two other Cowboys stars.
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Dallas
National Football League
Dallas Cowboy
Hill
Los Angeles
Danny Reeves
New Facilities Expand Skiing At Peek n Peak
Peek n Peak Ski Center unveils a 150000 dollar upgrade boosting uphill capacity by 30 percent. A 1600 foot double chair lift, a new slope Finsbury Field for intermediate to expert, and Not tingham Notch trail at 1700 feet add to existing facilities. Opened last Sunday, weather permitting it will operate again tomorrow with 5100 skiers per hour capacity.
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Cross Country Record Set By John Scheiner
John Scheiner of Corry Area High School led Rider College’s Broncos to a 20 35 win over Bucknell in his first college cross country meet with a 23 06 over 4 2 miles breaking the old 23 32 course record.
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Scheiner
Corry Area
Rider College
Broncos
Bucknell
Ray Kressler
Laver Emerson win doubles at British Open Covered Courts
Rod Laver and Roy Emerson of Australia won the doubles final in Wembley England defeating Pancho Gonzales of Los Angeles and Bob Hewitt of South Africa 5 7 6 3 6 4 6 3 through the British Open Covered Courts Championships yesterday.
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England
Rod Laver
Roy Emerson
Australia
Pancho Gonzales
Los Angeles
Bob Hewitt
South Africa
Ohio State Michigan clash faces Rose Bowl bid question
Michigan can clinch a Rose Bowl bid with a win or strong showing against top ranked Ohio State in a collision that could alter Big Ten fame. Purdue also eyes a Pasadena spot if it beats Indiana and Ohio State slips. Schembechler remains confident as OSU seeks its 23rd straight win.
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Associated Press
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Big Ten
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Miami
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Detroit
Bob Reynolds
WJR
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Wolverine
Bo Schembechler
Schembechler
Southern California
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Bruins
Southern Cal
UCLA
Dennis Dummit
Notre Dame in Cotton Bowl bid shaping prairie drama
DALLAS AP By Nov 12 Notre Dame expected to accept a post season bid as the Cotton Bowl eyes the Fighting Irish in its first post season appearance in 45 years. Penn State lingered as a Cotton Bowl option while Orange and Sugar Bowl pursuits manned intense campaigns.
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Associated Press
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Moscow bids for 1976 Summer Olympics
The Soviet Union announces Moscow will bid to host the 1976 Summer Olympics. Tass reports the city has advanced its candidacy, marking the USSR’s first bid to stage an Olympics. IOC decisions on the site are expected next year.
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Olympic Committee of
Soviet Union
Tass
International Olympic Committee
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