Corry Beavers Open Season With Townville Wrestling Night
Corry Area High School hosts Townville in a season opener at 6 30 p m with 13 varsity and junior varsity wrestlers. A 95 pound starter is Ar Dingfelder in a strong lineup led by co captains Gary Donaldson and John Savko and the Culbertson brothers. Townville, boasting Frank Cleland at 245 pounds, comes in after a 27 26 win over Northfast in their opener.
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Corry Area
Corry High
Townville High School
Dingfelder
The
Beavers
Orange and Black
Bob Mulvin
Herman Rennells
Keith Wade
Jetterman
Amg
Culbert Sons of
Corry
Earl
Bob
Warren
Gary Donaldson
John Savko
Savko
Bob Roden
Dale Pralick
Leason
Roden
Fralick
Faralty
Dean Jukes
Bob Savko
Tom Johnson
Tom Spetz
Art Dingfelder
Dale Fralick
Mickey Johnson
Dick Marek
Gary, Donaldson
Earl Culbertson
George Patterson
Larry Puckley
Bob Culbertson
Big Swarm
McNeeley Faces Patterson Under Heavy Title Fight Hype
Tom McNeeley Jr. spoke of mounting pressure as his title challenge to heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson nears. The Arlington, Massachusetts contender projected a early knockout, citing Patterson’s vulnerability and past knockdowns to Johansson Harris and Rademacher. He dismissed manager Gus D Amato’s secrecy claims and said he has logged over 500 rounds since last April to stay sharp before Monday’s bout.
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Toronto
Tom McNeeley Jr
Floyd Patterson
Husky
Arlington
Mass
Patterson
Bat‘terson
McNee~ley
Intemar Johansson
Roy Harris
Pete Rademacher
Johansson
McNeeley
Gus D'Amato
Iana Patterson
College Cagers Open Season
Major college basketball opens a season amid a second wave of scandal after 37 players from two dozen institutions were implicated. Returning stars include Jerry Lucas of Ohio State, Terry Dischinger of Purdue, Chet Walker of Bradley, and others. Ohio State, led by John Havlicek, is favored to top the nation in pre-season AP polling.
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Missouri
Florida
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Seattle
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Cincinnati
Florida State
Ohio State
New Mexico
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Pitt
Purdue
Bradley
Bowling Green
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Wichita
Town
Evansville
Virginia
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DePaul
Minnesota
William and Mary
West Virginia
Georgia Tech
Rice
Tennessee
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Utah
Arizona State U
Davidson
Wake Forest
Big Arena
Manhattan
Dartmouth
N ¥U
Virginia Tech
Madisan Square Garden
St. Joseph's
Bucknell
Scranton
Villanova
Philadelphia
Palestra
St. Bonaventure
Rent
Associated Press
Jerry Lucas
Terry Dischinger
Chet Walker
Lew Chappell
Billy Packer
Art Hayman
Billy McGill
Davey Debusschere
Detroit
Johnny Rudometkin
Vinnie Ernst
Jimmy Hadnot
Don Nelson
Gary Roggenbirk
Dayton
Carroll Broussard
Texas A&m
Chisox Trade Veterans for Youth in Major Shuffle
Chicago White Sox GM Eddie Short moves Billy Pierce and Don Larsen to the San Francisco Giants for three teens and a future pickup. Newcomers Bob Farley Eddie Fisher and Dom Zanni, all rookies, arrive after productive 1961 minor league seasons. The club aims to groom youth while shedding aging arms.
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Chicago White Sox
Eddie Short
Billy Pierce
Don Larsen
San Francisco Giants
Sox
Bob Parley
Eddie Fisher
Dom Zanni
Larsen
Stu Miller
Chicago
Giants
Taconia
Farley
Fisher
Zann
White Sox
Minnie Minoso
St. Louis Cardinals
Joe Cun
Army Navy clash caps service schools season indoors at Atlantic City
The annual Army versus Navy showdown closes the college football regular season with 102000 fans expected in Philadelphia for a possible Rose Bowl bid. Auburn and Rice loom in bowls, with Alabama aiming for No. 1 and a Sugar Bowl invite after facing Auburn. The indoor Army Navy game at Atlantic City’s Convention Hall draws attention as a rare venue for the rivalry.
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Associated Press
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Navy
Kennedy
UCLA
Minnesota
Michigan State
Big Ten
Tide
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Auburn
Auburn Tigers
Rice
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Mississippi
Colorado
Rebels
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Texas
Air Force
Georgia Tech
Penn State
Georgia
Moni Fa
Syracuse
Philadelphia
Florida
Notre Dame
Duke
North Carolina
Virginia
Holy Cross
Boston College
Atlantic City
Mammoth Convention Hall
Rens Add Two Players In Roster Shuffle
Rens of the American Basketball League acquire guard Larry Beck from the Los Angeles Jets in a trade that sent Jim Pahner to the Jets. They also sign corner Quitman Sullins as a veteran agent. The team must cut two players to meet the 10 man roster limit by December 5.
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Rens
Pittsburgh
API
American Basketball League
Larry Beck
Los Angeles Jets
Jim Pahner
Jets
Quitman Sullins
Vnce
Sox Trade Roy Sievers in Philadelphia Deal
The Chicago White Sox agreed to trade Roy Sievers, 35, their first baseman, to Philadelphia for Charlie Smith, 24, a third baseman, and John Buzherdt, 26, a pitcher, as part of a reshaped infield and pitching staff.
Beavers Aim to Turn Tables at McDowell in Nerves of Steel
Corry High Beavers travel to McDowell High to challenge the Trojans in a season opener. Featured players include six foot four Johnson and center Sehoitai as they seek revenge after last year’s losses. McDowell returns key shooters and a deep bench as both teams look to start strong and set the tone for the season.
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Beavers
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Corry High
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Corryites
Corry
Greater Erie Quint
Millcreek
Darryiles
Eve East
Jamestown
Ron Schrecengost
Butler County
Cragg
Sirthvye Ieee
Mickes
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Dntyre
Bon Wickwire
Higenter
Mawel Beomley
Chick Glitz
Brinley
Hue
Gallland
Punesutaowney High School
McManon
Wickwireld Brom Ry
Dick Sehoitai
Ys the Newman
Netion
Speesty
Dan McElamwnty
Jerry Huimullton
Mike Hanisig
Vicky Dyckes Johnson
Towrruu
Don Schwall Named AL Rookie of the Year for 1961
Don Schwall, Boston Red Sox rookie, edged Dick Howser by one vote to win the American League Rookie of the Year for 1961. The six-year-old award, decided by Baseball Writers Association, saw Schwall record five wins, a 3.27 ERA, 25 games all starts, 10 complete games, 110 walks, and 91 strikeouts, plus a brief All-Star appearance. Billy Williams won the NL Rookie of the Year for Chicago.
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Flt
Don Schwall
Boston Red Sox
Seattle
Dick Howser
Kansas City
Baseball Writers’ Association
Billy Williams
Chirag Cubs
Schwall
Howser
Lee Thomas
Los Angeles Angels
Floyd Robinson
Chicago
Cluck Schilling
Red Sox
Jake Wood
Detroit
Oklahoma University
Eddie Pace Beats Hilario Morales in Lethal Bout
In Los Angeles Eddie Pace, 148 percent, outpointed Hilario Morales, 146 percent, of Mexico City, in a contested match. The bout lasted the scheduled rounds with Pace claiming the decision.
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Los Angeles
Eddie Pace
Hilario Morales
Mexico City
Bowling Scores Rally In Local Leagues At VFW Center
Pat Shumsky led a big series in the Ladies A League with 122 in a night featuring 181 and 165 as Marie Wolus posted a 169 198 177 triple. Mary De Uury top scored with 205 in one game while Mary June Cable and Julia Kuvelu also reached high 170s. In the men's B leagues Bowl Alive saw nine scores of 200 plus, including George Haenel 244 in the American. Tom Burkhart 216 200 and Norm Peters 244 in the National. Corry Jamestown League at Avalon Center highlighted Ed Berry 240 and George Price 332. Standings show mixed results across teams.
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Pat. Shumsky
Mellinds
VFW
Marie Wolus
George Haenel
Howard Bycroft
Jo Gertina
Abbey Wolus
Larry Vanderhoof
Perry
McCray
Tom Burkhart
Norm Peters
Jim Kelsey
Avalon Center
Timnes
Ed Berry
George Price
Harry Schlemer
al Shaffer
Milt Kinestey
Dick Melzer
Jerry Brant
Corry Jamestown
Terns
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