Cranberry Berries Upset Corry Beavers 60 to 48 at CAHS Gym
Cranberry, the B school, outdribbled and outshot the Corry Beavers to claim a 60 to 48 non conference win. O'Shea led Cranberry with 26 points as McLaughlin and Tate sparked Corry early but foul trouble limited their attack. Beavers fall to 0-2 while Cranberry improves with strong rebounding and precise shooting from the line.
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Cranberry
Corry Beavers
CAHS
Beavers
Scrappy Berries
Corryites
Husky O'Shea
Dick Fox
Orange and Black
Foxmen
Corry
John Tate
Pete McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Tate
Jonors
Bill McCullough
O'Shea
Heckathorne
Berries
Hillstrom
Ron Swackhamer
McDowell
Lefties Vie For Kegling Laurels In National Bowling Final
Detroit AP reports two left handed bowlers reach the final of the $65,000 sixth annual Professional Bowlers Association championship. Jey McCoy of Fort Worth Texas and Dave Davis of Phoenix Arizona finished first and second in match play, advancing to a two game rolloff for the televised title at Continental Lanes. Davis overcame an early loss to Tuttle while McCoy led the field into the final stages. Tuttle placed fourth and Bob Collarod fifth as the event awarded top prizes near $3,000.
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Detroit
Jey McCoy
Fort Worth
Mfex
Dave Davis
Phoe- Eni
McCoy
Sega
Skee ‘Oremsky
el Paso
Tex
Davis
Tuttle
Rural
Ial
Bob Collarod
Santa Monica
Calif
Missile Bowl Cancelled Amid Viet Nam Strife
In Orlando Florida the annual Missile Bowl inter service football game has been canceled due to the Viet Nam war. Missile Bowl president Gene Hassett cites a lack of teams as the primary factor. Army interservice sports suspension and broader service cutbacks left many planned teams unable to start or finish seasons.
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Orlando
Fla
Viet Nam
Gene Hassett
Army
Hassett
Local Scores Report From Borough Gyms
Cranberry 60 over Corry 48. Clarion Limestone 55 over West Forest 49. Bradford 61 over Johnsonburg 38. Cambridge Springs 64 over North East 49. Erie Academy 62 over DuBois 36. Pleasantville 64 over Pymatuning East 79. Iroquois 53 over Union Joint 78. Worthington 46. NBA results Philadelphia 122 over San Francisco 120. Boston 134 over Detroit 114.
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Cranberry
Corry
Clarion-Limestone
West Forest
Bradford
Johnsonburg
Cambridge Springs
North East
Erie Academy
DuBois
Pleasantville
Pymatuning
the East
Iroquois
Union Joint
Worthington
Philadelphia
San Franciso
Boston
Detroit
Arrington Of Erie Among Look Stars
Erie native Rich Arrington, former Erie East standout, now a Notre Dame lineman, gains attention as a Look magazine star. He previously helped Corry defeat Erie in 1960s football and earned first team All-State honors as a tackle after anchoring a Warrior Wrestling squad with a notable Corry matchup featuring Dale Mitchell.
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Erie
Fred Biletnikoff
Erie Tech
Florida
State
Rich Arrington
Erie East
Notre Dame
Corry
Sheen Athletic Field
Erie Ite
Arrington
Dale Mitchell
Arrington Earns Look Magazine AA Team Spot
Arrington secured a spot on Look Magazine's 1965 AA team, adding to five prior selections. The six foot two guard-tackle weighs 286 pounds and plays for the nationally ranked Fight squad, enhancing recognition for the program.
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Arrington
Look Magazine
Friday Night Ladies League Scores and Honors
No games 175 or better were recorded last night in the Friday Night Ladies League. In the split department Mary Edwards converted the 5-7 and Louise Williams 5-6. In the Mixed Couples League Al Dunnewald tallied 212. Earlier this week the famed Irish player earned national recognition being named to the Football Coaches Association gleam team and selected interior lineman on the Football Writers Association of America 22 man squad. Biletnikoff now stars with the Oakland Raiders after an Arlington All-State tackle and noted heavyweight wrestler credentials. Was drafted last year by the Cleveland Browns.
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Mary Edwards
Louise Williams
al Dunnewald
Ing Irish
Football Coaches’ Association
Football Writers Association of America
Brieile
Biletnikoff
Oakland Raiders
Arlington
Erie East
Cleveland Browns
Steelers Duel With Browns as Youth and Experience Clash
Steelers face a quarterback dilemma with Tommy Wade 23 and Ed Brown 36 as Cleveland needs one win to clinch at least a tie for the division. Nelson injured, Wade and Brown split carries in last week’s 31 3 loss to Washington.
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Associated Press
Tommy Wade
Ed Brown
Pittsburgh Steelers
Steelers
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Browns
New York
St. Louis
Bill Nelson
Brown
Wade
Washington
Giants
Chicago
Cardinals
Philadelphia
Green Bay
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Minnesota
Dallas
Baltimore
Detroit
Bears
Gale Sayers
Rudy Bukich
Sayers
College Grid Draft Opens Amid Debate Over Talent
New York AP reports the NFL and AFL drafts open for top college football players with mixed opinions on the 1965 crop. Notable futures last year include Donny Anderson and Roland, with teams like Green Bay, Houston, and New York Jets holding rights. Other early targets include Arrington, McCormick, Hines, Cornish, Hankinson, and Gary Garrison as bids resume for signing.
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New York
Joe Namath
Texas Tech
Donny Anderson
Tulsa
Bill
Green Bay Packers
Houston Oilers
Packers
Oilers
Larry Bilkins
Baylor
Houston
Anderson
Los Angeles Rams
Roland
New York Jets
St. Louis Cardinals
NFL
Notre Dame
Jick Arrington
LSU
Dave McCormick
Arkansas
Glen Ray Hines
Grambling
Frank Cornish
Minnesota
John Hankinson
San Diego State
Gary Garrison
Boston
Patriots
Cleveland
Arrington
San Francisco
McCormick
Hankinson
St. Louis
Hines
Cornish
Chicago
Kansas City
Garrison
San Eee
Iladelia
Ex Grid Great Marcus Dies at 59 in Scranton
Alex Marcus 59, former college football star at Temple and NFL Eagle end, died of a heart attack yesterday at the Erie-Lackawanna Railroad station entrance. Marcus, a Scranton lawyer with Rosser McDonald Marcus and Foley, earned All-America mentions from 1926 to 1928 and played pro football in 1933.
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Auranton
Alex Marcus
Philadelphia Eagles
Marcus
Scranton
Rosser
McDonald
Foley
Erie-Lackawanna
Temple University
Eagles
Wrestling On Again This Season
Recreation wrestling sponsored by the local YMCA returns this winter under Al Vanssens. Open to boys in grades four through eight, registration is December 1 at 4 p.m. at the Y. After initial practice, teams will wrestle other local YMCA groups including Titusville Meadville and Oil City. fundamentals and high school rules will be observed. Participation not requiring local association membership but that is urged. Parents to assist at meets.
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al Vanssens
Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association
Wees
Vanssens
Titusville
Meadville
Oil City
Wes
Small Game Season Ends and Bear Season Closes Today
Pennsylvania Game Commission reminds hunters that the six day bear season and the small game season end at 5 p m today. Small game includes rabbits grouse pheasants squirrels and quail while the winter season for hares rabbits grouse and squirrels begins Monday December 27 and runs to January 1 at p m.
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Pennsylvania
Game Commission
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