Beavers Fall Short as Iroquois Braves Dominate 66 51
Corry Beavers were held to 26 turnovers and a 26 percent shooting night as Iroquois Braves led from the first quarter and won 66 to 51. Don Wilson scored 28 and Denny McLaughlin 18 for Iroquois while Corry’s Skip Schwab and Bob Boutwell led with modest scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Beavers
Iroquois
Baest
Orange and Black
Don Wilson
Denny Mclaughlin
McLaughlin
Beavers
Wilson
Bob Boutwell
Corry
Tom Barringer
Sid
Boutwell
Joe Frisina
Braves
Skip Schwab
Bill Blynt
Local High School Scores Roundup
Cage scores show Iroquois 66 over Corry 51 and New Castle 66 over Meadville 44. Other games include Titusville 71 over Saegertown 44 and Oil City 55 defeating Grove City 53.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iroquois
Corry
New Castle
Meadville
Titusville
Saegertown
Oil City
Grove City
Hickory
Franklin
Bradford
Warren
Townville
Commodore Perry
Jamestown
Pleasantville
Cranberry
Mercer
McDowell
Conneaut
Cambridge Springs
Harborcreek
Northwestern
Conneaut Valley
Youngsville
Clarion
Sheffield
Eisenhower
North East
Linesville
Erie East
Wattsburg
Vincent
N.Y. Ka
Baseball Rules Committee Shrinks Strike Zone and Mound
San Francisco report details a smaller strike zone from armpits to knees and a mound lowered from 15 to 10 inches. Managers like Gene Mauch and Bill Rigney discuss potential impacts for hitters and pitchers, while ERA rules for relievers and the official status of saves are clarified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baseball Rules Committee
San Francisco
Gene Mauch
Montreal Expos
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodger
California Angels
Rigney
Beaver JVs Fall to Iroquois JVs 43 23
Beaver junior varsity lost 43 to 23 at Iroquois as only seven points were scored in the first half. Mike Hartley led the Beavers with seven points while Armbruster led Iroquois with 10. Referees were Cipalla and Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Iroquois Jvs
Iroquois
Brave IV
Chapman Clark
Little Beavers
Armbruster
Braves
Mike Hartley
Iroquois - JV
Kopnitsky
Koons
Smock
McLean
Miller
Finney
Une Corry
Penn State Faces Syracuse Amid Exam Week Slowdowns
Penn State football, slowed by final exam week, prepares for a Saturday visit from Syracuse after a bye week. Coach Joe Paterno expects two injured players, fullback Tom Cherry and defensive back Paul Johnson, to play. Orange Bowl tickets for Penn State are reported as sold out.
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University Park
Penn State
Nittany Lions
Syracuse
Joe Paterno
Paterno
Tom Cherry
Paul Johnson
Bowling Editor's Note Lists Bowler Names and Totals
A scanned bowling write up lists bowlers with full names and scores including Les Stahl Jeweler and Shorty Coan. It mentions Ladies teams and league standings, with entries such as McInnes Rat and Doris Lucie plus several Amoroso family members. An item notes a football game with Kansas sold and funds returned after December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les
Stahl Jeweler
Coan
Les Alegg
John Woodard
Moose’s
McInnes
Dot Rat
Ladies Recreational Beneficial Finance
A&b Distributors
Doris Lucie
Laura Snow
Gladys Amoroso
Rose Amoroso
Florence Amoroso
Roxann Hajec
Kansas
Panthers win first hoops game of season at Pitt
Pitt Panthers defeat William & Mary 68 to 62 after trailing by 11 at halftime. Sophomore Mike Caldwell scores 18 points and Mike Patcher adds 17 as the Panthers rally in the nonconference matchup.
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Panther Cagers
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Panthers
Mike Caldwell
Mike Patcher
William & Mary
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Ange
Black
Mike Jackson
Journal
Troquois
McLaughlin Weismiller
Corry Schwab
Blynt Sample
Harrison Boutwell
Grice
Donoghue
Dombrowski
George
Drysdale
Rip
van Winkle
CAHS
Erie Prep
Bill Rigney
Anchor Hocking
Corry Savings & Loan
N. Center St
Corry, Penn‘a
East Washington Street
Jim Billings
Andrew Gusken
Marion Rowley
Nelson Thompson
McMichael
Bracken’s
Erie County Plastics
Kay Pier
Mary Pantle
Pauline Chelton
Bert VanWinkle
Louella Yoder
Kathleen Harrison
Grace Gentile
Grace Mitchell
Theatre Een
Jane Fonda
UF Uco
the Alpartut Entertainment
Aladdin Re
Aewi Alisiv Eratl maGiciaf
Hansel & Gretel
Hotel
Leeds
Martinelli
Midland
Mellon
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