Beavers Dominate Section Two All-Star Football Team
Corry’s Beavers swept the conference and placed five players on the first team offense and defense. Mike Vincent Jim Barber and Ed Krasa earned spots on both units, with eight Beavers on the initial squad. Marvin Warren Titusville and Oil City also claimed multiple first-team selections as Meadville Tribune voters named 13 coaches and writers to the all star poll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Beavers
Mike Vincent
Jim Barber
Ed Krasa
Warren
Titusville
Oi City
Franklin
Meadville Tribune
Vincent
Orange and
Black
Beaver
Barber
Krasa
Larry Johnson
Mike Hanna
Johnson
Hanna
Jamestown
Meadville
Mote
Pranklin
Rick VanHorn
Doug Wilson
Bill Beith
Dick Krug
Oli City
Roger Colvin
Corryltes
Tom Flowers
Art Hotchkiss
Bob Culbertson
Flowers
Ed McMahon
Dick Scholton
Doug Pet John Butters
Hoteh Winoeat
Bill Mulchin
Tony Vavala
van Horn
Bulldogs
Jim DiMario
Jack McKee
Jim McCulllough
Bud Hender
Franklin News-Herald
Chal Park
Jim Spence
Titunville Herald
Ralph Vetshis
Don Paternit
Warren Observer
Bill Daley
Warren Times Mirror
Blair Hildebrand
Oil City
Barry Ripper
Ot City Derrick
Lou Hanna
Robert Loveland
Corry Eventual Journal
First Team and Second Team Defense Honor List
The article lists First Team Defense players from Corry Titusville Warren Oil City and Franklin with positions Ends Guards Linbackers and Backs. It also lists Second Team Defense players from Corry Franklin Meadville Titusville Warren and Oil City with similar positions. An Honorable Mention Offense section names Ends Tackles Guards and Backs along with a Quarterback and Halfbacks including Vince Pace and John Butters among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Scholton
Corry
Keith Shront
Titusville
Doug Mitchell
Kim Nicklin
Franklin
George Manross
Dick Chase
Meadville
Greg Williams
Ol City
Chuck Shaw
Frank- UN
Thn Baker
Wenen
Gary Poole
John Harvey
Mike Rice
Warren
Vince Pace
John Butters
Bill Mulchin
Bob Bailey
Tony Vavala
Jane Dan McCullough
Frankranbiex
Tracy ‘Palmiero
Mark Kingston
Meadvile
Ron Lines
Mike Walters
Oil City
Jim Nicklin
Dick Jessup
Dick Crissman
Ed Nagle
George Mantoss
Jerry Ward
Ed McMahon
al Ward
Tom Kerr
Oi City
Jim Williamson
Tracy Palmiero
Art Hotchkiss
Mike Hanon
Tom Whalen
Bob Crispin
Jim Mohnker
John Marti
Bo Wininger Wins 85,000 Open Golf Tourney
Bo Wininger captured the $85,000 Orlando Open with a 4 under par 67 yesterday. The Oklahoma City pro finished with a total that set a record for his first big tourney win, as rivals Bert Weaver and others trailed in the field.
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Lad Ie
Bo Wininnger
Oklahoma City
Bert
Penn State Debates Bowl Bid After Pitt Victory
Penn State votes tonight on accepting a Gator Bowl bid after defeating Pittsburgh 16 0 to finish 9 1 under coach Rip Hagle. Athletic Director Ernest McCoy backs considering the offer while President Erle Walker and others may approve. Team choices reportedly debated by players and school officials with neutrality urged by Engle.
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Penn State
Jacksonville
Fla
Lions
Pittsburgh
Rip Higle
Wittanyelm
Engle
Ernest McCoy
Keboot
Erle Walker
Penny State
College Football Powerhouses Eye Final Bowls
Southern California stands 9-0 aiming for a Rose Bowl bid after a come from behind 14-3 win over UCLA. Wisconsin, Arkansas, Mississippi, Texas, Louisiana State, Oklahoma, Alabama, Penn State, Oregon State, Georgia Tech and Missouri hold various bowl hopes as Oklahoma dominates Nebraska 44-6 and Dartmouth completes an undefeated season with a 98-27 win over Princeton.
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Associated Press
Southern California
Notre Dame
Southern Cal
Wisconsin
Irish
Trojans
Dim. McKay
Hai
UCLA
Minnesota
Arkansas
Mississippi
Texas
Louisiana
State
Oklahoma
Alabama
Penn State
Oregon State
Georgia Tech
Missouri
Daryle Lamonica
Kelly
Army- Navy
Philadelphia
Dartmouth
Princeton
Nebraska
Duke
North Carolina
Tulsa
Wichita
Don Carter Wins Fifth World Invitational Bowling Title
Don Carter of St Louis clinched his fifth World’s Invitational bowling crown in six years after a see-saw four game battle with Ray Bluth, finishing with 920.48 Petersen points to 920.17. Mrs Ladewig of Grand Rapids captured her third World title, dominating the women’s division with 224.42 points and a 9,742 pins total for an average of 203 per game.
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Chivago
Don Carter
St. Louis
Carter
Mation Ladowie
Grand Rapids
Mich
Ray Bluth
Petersen
Bluth
Lade- Wig
Judy Andsiey
Kansas City
Ludewle
Giants Clinch Eastern Title Bid With Washington Win
New York overwhelming Washington 42-24 to seize momentum in the Eastern Conference race. A title rematch with Green Bay looms as the Giants need one more win in three games, while Chicago’s 57-0 rout keeps Western title hopes alive and Cleveland climbs to second in the East.
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New York Giants
Giants
Washington Redskins
New York
Green Bay Packers
Green Bay
Detroit
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Chicago Bears
Baltimore Colts
Bears
Chicago
Philadelphia
Dallas Cowboys
San Francisco
Louis
Los Angeles Rams
Minnesota Vikings
Houston
San Diego
Dallas Texans
Oakland
Washington
A. Tittle
del Shofner
Johnny Counts
Tittle
Redskins
Frank Ryan
Billy Wade
Browns
Ryan
Jim Ninowski
Wade
Colts
Baltimore
Memorial Stadium
Eagles
Sonny Jurgensen
Tommy McDonald
Red Sox Trade Runnels For Mejias At Baseball Convention
Boston sends batting champion Pete Runnels to Houston for outfielder Romat Mejias as major league trades erupt at the baseball convention. Baltimore receives catcher Dick Brown from Detroit for Gus Triandos and Whitey Herzog. Detroit gets third baseman John Philips from Cleveland. Houston plans to move Runnels back to second base as minor league meetings begin with a draft of minor leaguers.
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Rochester
N.Y
Boston Red Sox
Houston Colts
Red Sox
Fenway Park
Pete Runnels
Houston
Romat Mejias
Runnels
Mejias
Johnny Pesky
Colt
Baltimore
Dick Brown
Detroit
Gus Triandos
Whitey Herzog
Orioles
Brown
Triandos
John
Bubba) Philips
Cleveland
Ron Nischwitz
Gordon Seyfried
Harry Craft
Warriors Struggle as Rodgers Injured in Loss to Cincinnati
San Francisco star Guy Rodgers retired with a twisted right leg in the first quarter of a 128-115 defeat to Cincinnati. Oscar Robertson led Cincinnati with 24 points, Jack Twyman added 27, while Wilt Chamberlain scored 41 for the Warriors who suffered another injury setback.
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Associated Press
San Francisco Warriors
Guy Rodgers
Cincinnati
Rodgers
Royals
Oscar Robertson
Robertson
Jack Twyman
Wilt Chamberlain
San Francisco
Staples 667 Paces Corry Keg Victory
VFW bowling team edged Midtown Motors 2765 to 2759 led by Staples 667 with 216 258 193. Robinson added 648 on 233 211 204 while Gulick scored 522. Barr led Midtown with 578 and Dorrance struggled for 211 149. Final totals: Staples 667 and Corry win by six pins.
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Weecu
Sweet&i
VFW
Midtown Motors
Conneaut
Ohio
Staples
Vets
Corryites
Robinson
Bob Gulick
Erie
Corry
Ed Barr
Midtown Motors Prrately
Gulick
Koman
Powell
Gerald Staples
Bam Lamielle
Frank Dorrance
Phil Sample
Beaver League bowling heights at BowlAire meet
Hyland Harvey led with 231 as Beaver League bowling teams gathered at BowlAire Saturday. Notable scores included Harry Schiemer 206 Si Harkless 206 Winkie Hanson the sole woman with a reportable 175 Jim Rhonfies 334 Denny Becker 309 and Morton 337 in junior and scholastic divisions.
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Hyland Harvey
BowlAire
Harry Schiemer
Si Harkless
Winkie Hanson
Jim
Avalon Center
Dick Steves
Martha Houser
Becky Bulard
Blanda Leads Oilers To Midseason Triumph In Tight Clash
Houston’s George Blanda, benched early for inefficiency, returned in the fourth period to spark a 33 7 win over San Diego. He helped convert 14 points as the Oilers climbed from a 27 19 deficit. Dallas, Abner Haynes starred in a 35 7 win over Oakland. New York beat Denver 46 45 and Boston topped Buffalo 21 10. The Oilers stay just ahead of Boston in the East. Dallas clinches at least a tie for the West lead.
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Houston
Aid
George Blanda
Blanda
Oilers
San Diego
Dallas
Swift Abner Haynes
Len Dawson
Oakland
New York
Denver
Boston
Texans
Basketball Scores From Saturday and Sunday Games
Philadelphia edged Pittsburgh 100 to 98 in Saturdays NBA style play. Kansas City defeated Chicago 128 to 112. Sundays results show Pittsburgh 106 Philadelphia 101 and Chicago 101 Kansas City 99 while Long Beach beat Oakland 104 to 83.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Chicago
Long Beach
Oakland
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Rittenhouse
Oys
Ton St
Beaver Stars
Plantetin
Im Barber
Doug Wilach
Warren G
Corry - G
Chuck Venturella
Oil City Jr
Corry Jr
Kim Falvo
Terry Snyder
Rick Montana
Bob Hazlett
Franklin Jerry Ward
Oll City
Meadvillette
Curt Southyuick
Corty
Walt Mulehin
Ed Valeski
Frankin
Keith Shrout
Dave Pitch
Dan McCullough
Fka
Tony Vayala
Don Collins
Greg Willams
Gale Poole
Chuck Kurz
John Judson
Titusre
Walt Mulchin
Dave Wilson
Bo Wininger
Ainast
Don Finsterwald
Teavesla
Fis
Hulshed
Winingel
Miller Barber
Hye. N
Ated Ped Kral
Fort Lauderdale
Key Realm
Thera
Mauro Mina
Peru
Henry Hank
Tokyo
Mitsunori Seki
Japan
Omnoi Laemfapha
Thailand
Bosox Peddle
Beaver League
Sheiks
Licky
Gutter Dusters
Man — Avalon
Tim Rhoades
Denny Becker
Denny Dyckes
Tot Morton
Alan Moravel
Vic Hansen
Larry Siannon
Don MacKenzie
Dave MacKenzie
Rick 3Uchomer
Vicky Dyckes
Ron Hepler
Avalon Bantam Boys
Tom Harvey
Terry McCray
Dick Steaves
Mark Chase
Ray Higley
Len MigHaccio
Rodney Hulings
Ken Harned
Susan Steves
Avalon
Tom Morton
Mike Benson
Lynn McCray
Connie Fitch
Sherry Stoddard
Debbie Caruso
Dallas Philadelphia
Los Angeles
St. Lois
Buffalo
Santa
Citizens National Bank of Carry
PDC
auMise
Blondie
By Onio Lou
Chak
Roslin
Hon Crane Htangjet Me
Terry — Dunetla Ant Colton
Rossin
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