Corry Cagers Host St Marks in Home Debut After Loss
Corry Beaver basketball opens home schedule hosting St Marks Seminary after a 60 to 57 setback at Conneaut Valley. St Marks, 1-0, edged Senseca 50 to 49 Tuesday. Mike McElhinney leads St Marks with 18 points and 10 rebounds last year while Corry’s rebounds lag.
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Gabe Paul Quits Yanks. Tribe Next Likely
New York AP report states Gabe Paul resigns as president of the Yankees effective January 1 after helping build a world championship club. Rumors point to Honolulu baseball meetings then Cleveland, with Fr. Steve O’Neill linked to a possible Indians purchase if Paul leads the club.
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Browns Sign Marangi Quarterback and other NFL moves
National Football League headlines include the Cleveland Browns signing Gary Marangi at quarterback and placing Brian Line on injured reserve. Also listed are Houston Gilers signing Kurt Knoll, Detroit Red Wings adding Denis Hull, California Angels removing Fred Kuhaulua, Los Angeles Dodgers signing Tom Lasorda as manager, and college notes naming Rich Ventuel at Northwestern and Steve Sloan at Mississippi as head football coaches.
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Mercyhurst hosts home court in Hurst Tourney opener
Mercyhurst College opens its Campus Center for an Invitational with Clarion Buffalo State and Malone. Duquesne routed Gannon 82 60 as Mike Hooks suffered a back injury. Don Adamson led the Lancers with 16, while Behrend beat LaRoche 103 93 in Pittsburgh.
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Rice tops DH leaders with Outstanding Designated Hitter Award
Boston's Jim Rice earned the American League Outstanding Designated Hitter Award after leading DHs in four stats with a .316 average, 287 total bases, 31 home runs and 13 triples. He outpaced Hal McRae of Kansas City in the season finale. Jerry Pate and Hollis Stacy shot a 61 in the first round of the $200,000 Mixed Team Golf Championship at Largo. Red Patterson, ex-Dodgers exec now with the Angels, denied trying to hire Walter Alston to manage the club.
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Matmen Bow In Opener
CAHS opened wrestling with a 33 15 loss to General McLane but showed fight against a top Erie County League team. Four Beavers freshmen were pinned, yet veterans delivered solid performances as Tim Tombo and Tony Tombo led early threats before late pins and decisions swung the match. The squad faces Prep next in a non league test with room to grow.
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Andersons Tie Earned JV Win
In a close JV wrestling dual at Heavyweight weight class the final match decided the outcome as Jeff Anderson tied Bob Snidemiller 0 0 to seal a 17 16 win for the Little Beavers. Teammates Lee Jaggs Tim VanTassel Joe Amoroso and Marlin Klingensmith also won their matches.
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YMCA Wrestling Opens Tomorrow in Corry
Corry YMCA starts its second season for boys ages 6 through 13 in the New York Western Pennsylvania Landue. Bradford checks in at the local Y. Last season Corry went 5-2 under Jay Grace, Larry Harrington and Sonny Bell with about 50 to 60 boys out. Any interested boy can sign up at the YMCA. remaining matches will pair participants by age and weight for fair competition.
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Pistol Shooters Stay Undefeated in Western New York League
Corry pistol team improved to 5-0 with wins over Fredonia. Bob Green led with 281 in single and 275 in double, aiding a 1369-1339 2 calibre victory. In center-fire, Corry won 1999-1322 as Jack Kostkas posted 286 and Green 285. Pirozzala 271-260, Salsgiver 271-256.
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All-Star Mike Proper Earns Ohio All-Conference Defensive Honor
Mike Proper, born in Corry and former Niles McKinley star, has been named to the Ohio All-Conference All-Star team in the defensive secondary. He is the son of Mr and Mrs James Proper formerly of Corry and the grandson of Joe Hassett, part of the Corry Proper family.
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Unclear fragment previews Thursday Friday sports schedule
An unreadable OCR fragment lists upcoming games with teams such as Seattle, Detroit, Kansas City, Washington, Milwaukee, and New York Boston. Place names and dates are garbled, making specifics unreliable. The text resembles a sports schedule snapshot from a newspaper but lacks coherent details.
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Renin Buster Mineata and Friday Games Spark City Buzz
Fragmented OCR text references Renin Buster Mineata and Friday games with teams including Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit, Cleveland, and Los Angeles. The garbled line suggests a sports schedule or roundup with multiple city matchups and venues, but specifics are unclear.
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