Beavers Achieve Third Straight Win in Nine Years
Corry Beavers rallied from a 15 point deficit to beat Iroquois 64 to 47 at Lawrence Perk, marking their third consecutive victory and first such stretch in nine years. Hillstrom led with 19 points as Beavers outscored Braves 18 to 4 in the final four minutes, while rebounding strongly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Beavers
Lawrence Perk
Beavers
Troquois
Corry
Iroquois
Braves
Dick Fox
Orange
Black
Skip Kelley
Tom Miller
Fred Schwab
Carl Hillstrom
Dave Moorehead
Beaver
Duane Edwards
Jack Hammond
Gary Blynt
Chuck Dengal
Traquois
Hammond
Miller
Carl
Corry JVs Fall To Iroquois In Preliminary Game
Iroquois junior varsity, on a two game win streak, defeated Corry JV 41 to 24 at Lawrence Park. Bill Blynt led scoring with 12 points for Iroquois, while Don Wilson topped Corry with eight. In league play, VFW Ladies B Lyle's Builders and Erie County Plastics pace with 35–17 records. Bowl-Aire Ladies and Bowl-Aire Industrial lead their categories with strong marks. Army quarterback Lindell sparked a 37–7 comeback, throwing for 164 yards and three touchdowns in a 8-10 start season under coach Tom Cahill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iroquois
Corry JV
Lawrence Park
Little Beavers
Orange and Black
Braves
Bill Blynt
Don Wilson
Bob Leiter
Fred Butler
Army
Terry Yodel
Carl Woessner
Lindell
Tom Cahill
High School Basketball Scores and Local Matchups
Cambridge Springs 87 North East 74 Conneaut Valley 78 Girard 60 Corry 64 Iroquois 47 Ft LeBoeuf 4 North East St Gregory 53 Youngsville 67 Sheffield 64 East Forest 47 Cl Limestone M4 Conneaut Lake 94 Jamestown 15 General McLane 79 Linesville 56 Sparta 82 Union City 53 Townville 76 Commodore Perry 43 Kennedy Christian 79 Chocranton 61 Sharpsville 63 Union Township 60 Sharon 71 Academy 53 McDowell 67 Oil City 54 Westfield 4 Brocton 53 U S Entries Out Melbourne The Richey siblings Dallas and Nancy eliminated by German measles in Victorian Championships Cliff against Judy Tegart Arthur Asher and Rosemary Casals win to keep US in contention.
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Cambridge Springs
North East
Conneaut Valley
Girard
Corry
Iroquois
Ft. LeBoeuf
St. Gregory
Youngsville
Sheffield
East Forest
Conneaut Lake
Jamestown
General McLane
Linesville
Sparta
Union City
Townville
Commodore Perry
Kennedy Christian
Cochranton
Sharpsville
Union Township
Sharon
Academy
McDowell
Oil City
Westfield
Brocton
U.S
Melbourne
Richey
Dallas
Cliff
Nancy
Judy Tegart
Arthur Asher
Rosemary Casals
United States
Corry Area High School 1966 67 Varsity Wrestling Schedule
Corry Area High School presents the 1966 67 varsity wrestling schedule with match times at 6 30 PM and 8 PM. The article explains scoring basics including takedowns points, escapes reversals, and the fall or pin. It notes period starts and coin toss determines top or bottom position with a follow up on point systems and terms in a future part.
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Corry Area High School
Lindell Picked Back Of The Week by AP
Army’s Steve Lindell, a 19 year old sophomore from Princeton Minnesota, fired two fourth quarter touchdown passes to secure a 20 7 victory over Navy in an interservice duel. The Associated Press saluted him as college football’s Back of the Week.
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Associated Press Army
Steve Lindell
Navy
Associated Press
Lindell
Princeton
Minn
Cadets
How To Watch A Wrestling Match
As the 1966 67 wrestling season opens Friday the Journal presents a two part guide from TAKEDOWN Corvallis Oregon. It explains wrestling scoring a precise system and how spectators can follow mat action. The article notes the referee signals points and that wrestlers seek control with takedowns.
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Journal
Corvallis
Oregon
Dodgers and Yankees swap infield moves shaping new Wills era
In a flurry of trades at the baseball meetings, the Dodgers acquired Ron Hunt and Jim Hickman from the Mets, while the Yankees sent Clete Boyer to the Braves for Bill Robinson and IL farm additions. Dodgers eye Wills as infield pivot, with Lefebvre moving to third and Kennedy shifting to short. Yankees seek Wills to join rookie Murcer as a left side pairing, GMs stating continued talks remain.
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Columbus
Ohio
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ron Hunt
New York Yankees
Clete Boyer
Maury Wills
Dodgers
Tommy Davis
Derrell Griffith
Mets
Hunt
Jim Hickman
Yankees
Atlanta Braves
Boyer
Braves
Bill Robinson
Richmond
Chi Chi
Kennedy
Wills
Japan
Bobby Murcer
Lee MacPhail
Yahkees
Buzzie Bavasi
Dodger
Davis
Griffith
Son
Spokane
Hickman
Robinson
Gettysburg Wins Lambert Cup for 1966 Football
Gettysburg College, with a 7 2 record, captured the Lambert Cup as top football in ECAC Division II. The panel awarded Gettysburg 72 points, with Delaware and C W Post tied for runner up at 66. Springfield placed fourth with 59. top ten includes West Chester Temple Amherst Wesleyan Vermont Drexel Williams. Also: Bob Cassidy defeated Gordon Lott in a 10 round bout in Miami Beach.
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NEW York
Gettysburg College
Eastern College Athletic Conference
Touchdown Club of
Gettysburg
Delaware
C. W. Post
Springfield
West Chester
Temple
Amherst
Wesleyan
Vermont
Drexel
Williams
Spartansburg opens season with 82 63 win over Union City
Spartansburg High under Coach Ben Nicklas began the 1966-67 campaign with an 82 to 63 victory against Union City Bears at Spartansburg. Hal Tubbs led with 19 points, Bruce Allen 17, Elden Miller and Don Minnick 14 each, Rod Troyer 10 as Spartansburg jumped to a 25 14 first quarter and held a 49 28 halftime edge. Jim Swanson’s Bears were led by Hanlin 15 and Skinner 14. Spartansburg hosts Ft Le Boeuf next.
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Spartansburg High
Ben Nicklas
Spartans
Union City Bears
Spartansburg
Bears
Union City
Nicklas
Hal Tubbs
Bruce Allen
Elden Miller
Don Minnick
Rod Troyer
Hanlin
Skinner
Jim Swanson
Billy Casper Tops Golf Earnings With 145 Thousand
Billy Casper led the year’s golf earnings with 145,723.44 in PGA figures released today. Doug Sanders and RH Sikes played 32 tournaments but Casper claimed the lion’s share with four wins and top five finishes in 11 of 25 tours.
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Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Doug Sanders
RH. Sikes
Billy Casper
Casper
PGA
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Hillstrom
Schwab
McCaughlin
Daniel Beckwith
East South Street
McKean County
Bradford
McLaughlin
F. Schwab
Curtis
Xander
Edwards
G. Blynt
Doug Moorehead
Kellog
Nanni
Dengal
Kiel
Ud Elwell
Chubby Kuhl Seine
VFW
Lyle's Builders
Erie County Plastics
Dairy Dan
Sally Joy
Thelma Glavis
Polly Davis
Gladys Thompson
Grace Gentile
Doris Houghtling
Joan Beardsley
Ladies Recreation Agb
Skelton
Florence Amoroso
Laura Snow
Joanne Quinn
Ginny Auer
Alberta van Winkle
BowlAire Ladies
Sawyer’s
Corty Jamestown
Dorothy Rathbun
Audrey Migliaccio
Sandy Lamendola
Florence Lamiello
Verna Hess
Mary Savko
Bowl-Aire Industrial Stahl Jeweler
Corry Foam
Bill Mitchell
Tom Shaw
Norm Swart
Frank Messina
John Kornikoski Jr
Dexter Grena
Bob Smith
Jerry Haenel
Dan McEldowney
Avalon
Leed
Fox Western
Kip Caruso
Berte Kane
Ann Gluvna
Audrey Rouse
Pat Craker
Barb Wickwire
Shirley Smith
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Hasbrouck
Harrison
Sutton
B. Blynt
Sample
Gal Corbett
Wilson
Ro Burkholder
F McLaughlin
Butler
Leiter
Bennett
Weismiller
Wattsburg
Warren
Titusville
Franklin
Saegertown
City
Meadville
Army’s
Lindell College
FaraPress
Koratron
Miami Beach
Bobby Cassidy
Gordon Lott
Savannah
Spartan Cagers
Wallop
Ft. le Boeuf
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Cts
All
Sul
Andrews
Andre Previn
Bethlehem
Manger
Bala
Chris
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Firestone
Barney's Firestone
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