Beavers Open 1969-70 Season at Wattsburg
Corry Area High School basketball opens the 1969-70 season with a non league game at Wattsburg. Wattsburg Bobcats, coached by George Hulsinger, rely on height and outside shooting to offset size, while Corry Frisina’s Beavers, undersized but improving defensively, field co captains Cummings and Grice and prepare a four guard rotation for the opener. The 22 game season starts with JV at 6 45 p.m. and varsity at 8 p.m.
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Michigan Chief Becomes Big Name After Ohio State Upset
Ann Arbor AP reports Bo Schembechler, newly celebrated Michigan coach, welcomed by writers as he shared cigars at a luncheon. The Rose Bowl bound Wolverines vaulted after beating Ohio State 24 to 12, knocking OSU from the top spot and lifting Michigan from 12th to seventh.
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Corry Lead Stands Despite Loss In Week Seven Pistols
In Western New York Pennsylvania Pistol League action Corry remains atop the standings after a 1957-1330 .22 caliber and 1315-1273 center fire loss to Jamestown. N. McElroy led .22 with 280 and K. Pakulski top center fire with 261. Gem City sits close at 4-2 in both categories, with Jamestown also 4-2 in center five and tied for second.
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Columbus Inn 414 Tinko Construction and Local Names
A fragmented OCR listing shows names and numbers: John Oesch 223, Joe Niedomus 215, Angelo Frisina 213, Bud Console 206, Al Dunnewald 206, Lionel Tripp 203, Gordie Southwich 201, Lyle Armburgh 202, along with Spartansburg and other individuals including Russ Young 257, Rick Culver 224, Harold Crosby 212, Bob Rigby 210, Bill Scouten Jr 208, and references to a 33% 14% figure and Agwaya 618.
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Royals Slow Alcindor Top Bucks 129 104
Cincinnati's defense limited Lew Alcindor to a career low 13 points as the Royals beat the Milwaukee Bucks 129 to 104. Connie Dierking led Cincinnati with 25 points, Tom Van Arsdale 29, and Oscar Robertson 23 on his 31st birthday. San Diego over Seattle 112-105 and New Orleans edged Dallas 81-79 in other Monday action. Neville to lead Yale football as Tom Neville elected captain of Yale's 1970 squad.
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Moose No 98 38 1b Colta Garage 311
Moose No 98 38 1b Colta Garage 311 lists participants and scores for a local event. Notable names include Joe Smollek Carl Miller Jim Burkhart Frank Hajec Tony Kostyal Stan Hajec Don Bradford Joe Malek Blair Hajec Walt Wawrejka Layern Fitch Ed Kaiser and others with scores ranging from 225 to 200.
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Scholar-Athlete Awards Announced 1969 Honorees
Eleven college football seniors earned National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame Scholar-Athlete honors for 1969. Top names include Indiana quarterback Harry Gonso, with backs Dan Pike Navy Randall Reeves Nebraska Terry Stewart Arkansas and linemen Tim Callaway Georgia Harry Khasigian USC etc.
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Southern California
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George Joseph
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Michael Ornard
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Theodore Shadd
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Air Force
Texas Tops AP Poll as Ohio State Drops to Fourth
Texas secured the No. 1 spot in the AP college football rankings with 98 first place votes and 748 points after Ohio State fell to fourth behind Arkansas and Penn State. Michigan vaulted to seventh after a big upset, with USC, Missouri, Notre Dame, LSU, and Tennessee rounding out the top ten. Texas faces Texas A&M and Arkansas and later Texas Tech in Thanksgiving play before a possible showdown at Fayetteville.
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Kelly Named AP Pro Offensive Player of Week
Leroy Kelly of Cleveland earned a nomination as the AP offensive player of the week after rushing 124 yards on 18 carries and scoring three touchdowns in the Browns 28-17 win over the Giants. His strong day brought his season total to 514 yards with four games remaining.
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Orange Bowl Sellout As Penn State Missouri Stages Complete
The Orange Bowl matchup between Penn State and Missouri sold out within a week of its announcement. A Penn State spokesman confirmed all 25,000 tickets allocated to both schools and the remaining Miami allotment are gone. The game is scheduled for New Year's Day in Miami.
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