Beavers Seek 2nd Victory at Union City Bears
Corry visits Union City for a second straight win as Meadville at New Castle, Titusville at MacDowell, Franklin hosts Cranberry and Warren invades Fredonia. Beavers beat McDowell 57 41 last Friday, Oil City won 58 52 over Clarion. Union City opened with a 64 28 loss to Townville. Corry relies on Scholton Johnson Vincent as veteran core led by Riggs and Bennett.
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Corry
Union City
Meadville
New Castle
Titusville
MacDowell
Franklin
Cranberry
Warren
Fredonia
Oil City
Beavers
McDowell
Clarion
Bulldogs
Townville
Bears
Eagles
She
Bob Vukmer
Union Fly
Yulener and Company
Wakmer
Jack
Arthur Riggs
Ron Schrecengost
Ron Johnson
Dick Shelton
Mike Vincent
Grange
Black
Corryltes
Russ Brant
Scholton
Johnson
Vincent
Harold Bromley
Art Hotchkiss
Bromley
Hotchkiss
Beaver
John Butters
Don O'Tinko
John Bliley
Mike Hanna
Rick Thompson
Bill Linski
Bill Bachomer
John Xander
Mexico Leads Davis Cup Final. Osuna Beats Krishnan
Mexico tops India 20 lead as Rafael Osuna defeats Ramanathan Krishnan in a delayed Davis Cup interzone final match. Antonio Palafox earlier gave Mexico a 10 point lead with a straight sets win over Wyckrold Jaydeen Mukerjea. The doubles and remaining matches were scheduled for today as Mexico seeks the right to challenge Australia for the trophy.
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Mexico
Madras
India
Rafael Osuna
Ramanathan Krishnan
Antonio Palafox
Wyckrold
Jaydeen Mukerjea
Australia
Deer Kill Light On First Day Of 1962 Season
Opening day hunting in 1962 saw warm weather boost attendance with about 15 000 deer taken in the first day. Northwestern counties reported the biggest hunter surge while total licenses issued neared 700 000. Fatalities included a gunshot death in Somerset County and several suspected heart attacks among hunters. Temperatures near 60 and a lack of snow affected tracking and enthusiasm as the season ran until December 15.
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Bradford County
Crawford County
Mercer County
Lycoming County
Ome
Nikker Macn Oy
Commission
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Elk County
DuBois
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North Hampton Township
Somerset County
Harry T. Milford
Reno
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Verango County
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de Menton
Pocono Lake
Monroe County
Jacob Lingle
Harrisburg
Hillsgrove
Sullivan County
Clifford E. Reese
Exeter
French Creek State Park
NFL Completes College Draft in Marathon Night
The NFL finished its marathon draft after midnight with two first round picks signed early. Detroit and Baltimore landed Ohio State tackles Daryl Sanders and Bob Vogel, while Terry Baker from Oregon State was the No 1 pick by the Los Angeles Rams. AFL picks and futures selections are noted as the leagues clash for contracts.
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National Football League
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Ohio State
Lions
Daryl Sanders
Mayfield Heights
Ohio
Colts
Bob Vogel
Massilon
Terry Baker
Oregon State
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Ron Miller
Zeke 3Ratkowski
American Football League
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UCLA
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Buffalo
Ed Budde
Michigan State
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AFL
Canada
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Mississippi
Ed Dunaway
Minnesota
Bobby Bell
Vikings
Purdue
Don Brum
Washington
Ray Mansfield
Philadelpia
Oregon
Steve Barnett
Miami
Tom Nomina
Los Angeles
Penn State Stars Dominate Penns All Star Gridders
Five Penn State players named to the 1982 AP All Pennsylvania College Football team. Joe Incone of West Chester State repeated for a third straight year. Full first team includes Roger Kochman Pete Liske Dave Robinson Charley Sieminski Harrison Rondahl. others are Ron Allshouse Bill McPherson John Dishaw Larry Ker Stetter.
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Philadelphia
Penn State
Associated Press
Joe Incone
West Chester State
Roger Kochman
Pete Liske
Dave Robinson
Charley Sieminski
Harrison Rondahl
Ron Allshouse
Penn
Bill McPherson
California State
John Dish
Willie Mays Named Sultan of Swat for 1962
Willie Mays, star outfielder of the San Francisco Giants, selected as Sultan of Swat for 1962 by the Maryland Professional Baseball Players Association. He will receive the Gold Crown Award at the Topski Sports banquet on January 14. Mays hit .904? with 49 home runs and 141 RBIs for the champions Giants, sixth to receive Ruth memory award.
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Sallimore
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Maryland
Association Mays
Mays
Babe Ruth
Baltimore
Giants
Whizzer White Heads 1962 Sports Illustrated Team
Byron White, former Colorado football star and Supreme Court justice, leads the 1962 Sports Illustrated Silver Anniversary All-Armenia squad. Also named are Yale’s Clint Prank, Pittburgh’s John Michel oven, and Western Reserve’s Frank Leon Kelker, notable as the first Black honoree. The 21-member roster honors former collegians with lasting football success.
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Whizzer White
NEW York
Supreme Court of Justice
Byron
Whizzer) White
Colorado
Armeniea Yosteyk
Yale
Clint Prank
Pittaburgh
John Micheloven
Western Reserve
Frank Leon Kelker
Narly Nee
Deferments Hit Bowling Leagues After Deer Season Opening
Opening of deer season forced the suspension of four of five bowling leagues yesterday. Only the Clymer Handicap circuit at Bowl Aire operated. Dim Lictus posted a 598 series for top honors with 231 and 200 games. Wayde Querreveld 210, Paul Smith 201, Marion Gallup 201.
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Bowl- Aire
Dim Lictus
Big Dim
Wayde Querreveld
Paul Smith
Marion Gallup
Palmer Tops PGA Money List Despite Idle Week
Arnold Palmer remains among leaders with 81,449 dollars in earnings after no play last week. Dave Ragai won the West Palm Beach Open, earning 2,800 dollars to climb to eighth with total 36,327. Jack Nicklaus moved to third with 81,962 after a 730 dollar win. Bill Casper dropped out of action.
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Udmneuln
Pia
Dave Ragai
West
Professional Golf Association
PGA
Jack Nicklaus
Bill Casper
West Palm Beach
Arnold Palmer
Florida Hunters Watch for Moonshine Stills In Woods
In a Florida alert, hunters are urged to report moonshine stills found in the woods as the state recounts ongoing efforts. State beverage director Tom Lee noted that enforcement efforts led to the destruction of 671 stills last year, reflecting a crackdown on illicit distilling.
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Tallahasser
Fin
Florida
Tom Lee
Mintersh Ilps
Bradds Sparks Ohio State Past St Louis in Opener
Ohio State guard Gary Bradds poured in 31 points to lift the Buckeyes to a 59 58 victory over St Louis as the team opened the season strong at home. Bradds key late surge and free throws secured a tenuous lead, while St Louis struggled to keep up with the freshman star’s scoring pace.
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Bradds
Jerry Lucas
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Arizona
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al Johnson
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Ron Erick
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Jim Davis
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Pittsburgh
Purdue
Detroit
Ron Hughes
Fetmakers
Jim Caldwell
Fieth
Georgia
Tech
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Mianti
Ohio
Kentdiey
Drake
Southern Cal Named 1962 National Football Champion
The Associated Press named Southern California the 1962 national collegiate football champion, unbeaten and untied, after a 25-0 win over Notre Dame. The Trojans led with 509 points to Wisconsin's 428 and earned 42 of 52 first place votes. Final poll totals show Mississippi third, Texas fourth, Alabama fifth.
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Wisconsin
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Texas
Clampion Alarma
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Louisiana State
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Minnesota
Principle Not Money Old-Time Baseball Stars Sue For Greater Pensions
Former stars file suit in federal court over a new pension plan that increases current players benefits while excluding retired stars. Lead plaintiff Frank Crosett and John C. Schulte seek to cancel amendments and add inactive players to the pension committee. The suit notes benefits rose under changes effective this year, but many earlier retirees remain ineligible.
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NEW York
Frank Crosett
New York Yankee
John C. Schulte
Buckie Uy Crosett
Schule
Joe DiMagglo
Bill Dickey
Bucky Walters
Mel Harder
Mike Tresh
Ernie Lombardi
Mace Brown
Doc Cramer
Billy Herman
Mike Higgins
Joe Kuhel
Spud Chandler
Thornton Lee
Hank Greenberg
J. Norman Lewis
Baseball Players’ Pension Committee
Lewis
Players’ Association
Forman
Weekend high school basketball slate with city matchups
A long list of high school games across Erie, Crawford, and surrounding counties features Union City, Saegertown, Titusville, McDowell, Meadville, New Castle, Harborcreek, North East, Erie East, Wattsburg, Cranberry, Erie Academy, Ripley, Erie Tech, Jamestown, Erie Cathedral Prep, Southwestern, Fort LeBoeuf, Cambridge Springs, Conneaut Valley, Girard, Greenville, Mercer, Grove City, Reynolds, Linesville, Cochranton, Townville, Bemus Point, Northern Area, East Forest, Sheffield, St. Marys, Bradford, Mohawk, Hickory, Farrell, and diana. Several nonleague results of note include Erie Cathedral Prep, Southwestern, and others in league play.
Pitt Five Beaten Pitt Surges Early Then Falls
Northwestern defeated Pitt 57 35 in the first game of a doubleheader at Pitt Field House as Rick LaPossa made two free throws at the final buzzer after being fouled. Duquesne remained unbeaten with a late second half surge. Duke? Kent State BB-21 Haltinge led by 14 points in six minutes.
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PITT
Pittsburgh
Duquesne
Northwestern
Rick LaPossa
Duqueste
Kent State
AL Hallhinge
Track Officials Scream Over AAU Decision
Detroit AP report details sharp criticism from track officials nationwide as the AAU bars a large group of athletes from unsanctioned meets, affecting eligibility for future American Open and international events. The fight pits the AAU against the Federation and NCAA, with calls for appeals and questions about power and Olympic prospects.
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AAU
Dan Hall
Walter Byers
NCAA
Knoxville
Tenn
Houston
Columbus
Ohio
Larry Snyder
Ohio State
Snyder
U.S
Tokyo
New York
Atty. Gel
Robert Kennedy
World champion Ortiz stops Kosaka in Tokyo title bout
In Tokyo, world lightweight champion Carlos Ortiz of New York knocked out Teru Kosaka of Japan in the fifth round to retain the title. Other brief notes report Jean Josselin defeating Angel Garcia in Paris, and James Ellis beating Leroy Green in Louisville to claim a second victory in two starts.
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Carlos Ortiz
New York
Teru Kosaka
Japan
Paris
Jean Josselin
France
Angel Garcis
Louisville
Jams Ellis
Leroy Green
Kansas City
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