Beavers Edge Bobcats In Basketball Opener
Corry Beavers opened their 1966 67 season with a 56 54 victory over Wattsburg on Corry High hardwood. Pete McLaughlin led the Beavers with 25 points while Gary Combs topped Wattsburg with 21 as the lead changed hands 11 times and the climax came in the final period.
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Greg Hall
McLaughlin
Fred Schwab
Dave Curtis
Schwab
Opening Contest Draws 675 Fans at Corry Opener
Athletic Director Lou Hanna calls the 1906 07 basketball season opener the biggest opening crowd in 19 years at Corry. Total attendance 675 includes 526 paid (430 gate, 96 season tickets) and about 150 free admissions with 14 scouts, 20 faculty, 30 JV players, 14 cheerleaders, 18 junior high players, 12 ushers, 40 pep band, and 3 press members noted.
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Journal
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Idaho fullback Ray McDonald earns AP Back of the Week
Ray McDonald led Idaho to a 42 12 win over Weber State with 255 rushing yards and three touchdowns. AP Back of the Week vote placed him first with 31 percent as Combs Brumagin and Kielak also received votes. Corry struggled at the foul line, Wattsburg hit 16 of 25 free throws, Hillstrom led Corry Beavers with 17 rebounds. Friday Corry hosts Iroquois, a merged team of Lawrence Park and Wesleyville High Schools.
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Wesleyville
JV's Post Triumph Over Wattsburg In Opener
JV's Post defeated Wattsburg 28-23 in the 1966-67 season opener at the local gym. Eric Sutton led Little Beavers with 12 points, followed by Bill Blynt with nine and Scoop Sample eight as Wattsburg’s Runser and Gladsdell top-scored with six each.
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Orange
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Bill Blynt
Sample
Runser
Gladsdell
Schweigert To Head Local Rod And Gun Club
At the Larry Rod and Gun Club meeting last night Dave Schweigert was elected president for the coming year with Robert Wank as vice-president. Dick Giacoma and Art Knapp named corresponding and financial secretaries. Directors named were Jim Maynard Tony Lamendola A V Cochran Ron Zeaman Bernie Shaw and Lyle Watrous. Wednesday skeet shooting will be discontinued until spring.
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It's a Dog's World TV Show Friday on NBC
NBC will broadcast It's a Dog's World Friday at 7:30 p.m. nationwide in color. The one hour program, narrated by Lorne Greene, spotlights working dogs and hunting breeds, with special interest to sportsmen. Local viewers can watch on WICU TV Channel 12.
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Pro Football Schedules National League Thursday's Games
The article lists Thursday's NFL matchups with San Francisco at Detroit and Cleveland at Dallas. It also notes an American League Thursday game Buffalo at Oakland and previews Hall of Fame Game events in Cooperstown. The Orioles and Reds are set to meet in the July 24 exhibition.
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Boats Must Remove Moorings by November 30 1966
Boat owners with boats moored at Pennsylvania Fish Commission lakes and access areas must remove them by Wednesday November 30 1966. Failure to do so carries a $20 penalty. Compliance advised to prevent damage from winter ice. Atlantic Richfield names 83 winners in 1966 Fish-For-Fun-and-A-Fortune contest in Pennsylvania. Joseph Naleppa of Carnegie won $100 monthly prize for a 6.9 inch yellow perch caught in Edinboro Lake. Triple Trophy Award to hunters who harvest bear, antlered deer and wild turkey in the same year. U S Department of the Interior survey shows Pennsylvania among four states with large deer herd and bear harvests.
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U. S. Department of the Interior
Triple Trophy Awarded For Tioga County Hunter Feats
Robert Metarko of Blossburg earned the first Triple Trophy after a single hunting license season that included an antlered whitetail deer a wild turkey and a 225 pound black bear all taken in Tioga County Pennsylvania.
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Game Commission
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Bag 263 bears on opening day
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania hunters bagged an estimated 263 bears on opening day of the season, up from 145 last year due to better weather. Cameron County led with 34 kills, Lycoming 28, Elk 26, with no hunting accidents reported and several bears over 400 pounds. Sam Hess, 77, of State College, took a 380 pound bear in Huntingdon County.
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Lycoming County
Elk County
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