Beavers Battle McDowell: Fans, Coaches Split Blame
In a fevered local debate, fans and coach drive factions over who bears the fault for a tough loss to McDowell. McDowell’s disciplined, well coached unit stymied Corry while Jerry Rife’s standout running drew praise.
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Browns Roll On Bears Lose First Upset to San Francisco
Lamar McHan sparked the 49ers to a 2014 upset of the previously unbeaten Bears by completing 10 of 20 passes for 110 yards and a TD. Cleveland, led by Brown, beat Philadelphia 37-7 to stay undefeated in the East, while Starr exited with a hand injury as Green Bay kept pace atop the West. Rene Ryan added a 16th TD throw total for the league leaders.
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High Schooler Dies After Friday Football Injury
Wayne Pridgeon an 18 year old Chiefland High School halfback died two days after sustaining injuries in a Friday night football game against Cross City High. He weighed 180 pounds and was a senior. He remained in a coma following the head impact and tackling sequence.
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Dave Fuller Tops Tanker In Intramural Swim Meet At YMCA
Pitt captain Dave Fuller led the meet with three wins in the individual medley butterfly and breaststroke while Indiana’s Dick Toot captured two firsts plus a leg in the medley relay. Ohio State tops the league at 24-1, with Michigan and Indiana tied for second and Pitt last at 2-…
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Unclear fragment hints at college players and misread notes
Fragmentary text references Stew, Corry, Brad ford, ex Penn State, a 200-pound tackle, and scattered sports scheduling notes including St Louis Los Angeles and Cincinnati New York. Details are garbled and several proper names are uncertain.
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Chargers Fye Another Title
Tobin Rote, a restless quarterback, fuels the San Diego Chargers toward a possible third AFL divisional title in four years. Rote, in his third pro league, boosted San Diego’s return to the summit after last year’s dethroning and eyes a possible championship run. Buffalo traded AFL rights to the Chargers after parting with them. the move aimed to secure a steady veteran if John Best did not prove ready.
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Chargers topple Chiefs as Rote shines in 38 17 win
Rote threw for 266 yards on 16 of 22 passes and connected on 73 and 44 yard TD passes to Lance Alworth. The Chargers improved to 5-1 and stretched their Western Conference lead as they defeated defending champion Kansas City 38-17. Jets fall to 4-3 after 26 19 loss. Oilers beat Bills 28-14. Patriots beat Denver 40-21 in Friday game.
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Bowling league scores and junior circuits at Avalon Center
Barb Wickwire led a strong season with high team finishes and a 507 in Mixed Doubles Teague at BowlAire. Top men included Chuck Willett 4230 and Si Harkless 207. Denny Becker 202. Weekend action covered Junior and Bantam circuits at Avalon Center with multiple 100s and 200s in girls and boys divisions.
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Nicklaus Heads to Paris with Palmer for Canada Cup
Jack Nicklaus, 23, returns from MGM style success to join Arnold Palmer for the United States in the Canada Cup matches. He recently won the $70,000 Sts Invitational with a comeback 276 after a 75 opening round, erasing an eight stroke deficit to lead Geiberger.
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Rags to Riches Story Behind Guerin Trade to Hawks
Richie Guerin left the New York Knicks for the St Louis Hawks in a deal reportedly worth 50000 dollars and a 1964 second round pick. The Knicks acquired Len Chappell to bolster their youth drive as they sit near the bottom of the Eastern Division. Guerin, a 6 foot 4 guard, averaged 20.1 points per game over seven pro seasons and earned six East West All Star nods. Meanwhile Hawks owner Ben Kerner proclaimed the cash deal possibly the largest in NBA history.
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Whitworth Wins Santa Barbara Open at Montecito Club
Kathy Whitworth of Jal New Mexico captured the 1200 top money at the Hill Side Open in Santa Barbara California. She posted a 54 hole total of 219 to win ahead of Mickey Wright of Dallas who finished with 223 and 950 dollars. Marlene Hagge took third earning 250 with a 25. Nicklaus dominated the field tying with Gay Brewer at 277 and claiming 18000 dollars plus a 4000 dollar car, boosting his PGA earnings to 98900.
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Titusville Ninth Graders Triumph in Freshman Football
In morning play at Sheen Athletic Field the visiting Titusville ninth graders scored on a kickoff return from their 36 yard line. They moved from the 35 to the Rockets one, fumbled, then scored again after a Titusville punt. Marty Roehrig connected with Dennis Reich for a 40 yard pass to finish in the third period as Corry led to a final stand with Titusville on the Corry 15.
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Penn State and Penn suffer rough day in 1950s style clash
Penn State fell 9 0 to Syracuse as receivers dropped end zone passes and the Lions endured their second straight loss in a season with few bright spots. Penn also struggled, with a 13 10 setback to West Virginia as Par Martha scored late, while Brown beat Penn for only the third time in half a century.
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Pirates Purchase Burda From Columbus Farm Club
Bob Burda, a slashing outfielder, was bought by the Pittsburgh Pirates from their Columbus International League farm club. Burda led his Northern Division team last season with a .270 average, 27 home runs and 90 RBIs. The acquisition was announced Saturday.
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Top ranked teams stumble in tight weeks across nation
Texas Wisconsin and Pitt barely preserved unbeaten records, all ranked 2-5 in the AP poll. Holy Cross and Arkansas both fought hard but fell behind late. Iowa edged Wisconsin 10-7. Pitt overcame West Virginia 18-10. Ohio State was routed by Southern California while Navy beat Virginia Military 21-12. Mississippi, Oklahoma, Wisconsin, and Alabama posted notable wins as contenders stayed in the national picture.
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