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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1961
Page
7
Alabama Chiefs 1961 AP national football crown
Alabama captured the 1961 AP national football championship under coach Bear Bryant with 452 of 480 possible points, edging Ohio State’s 436. Alabama wrapped a perfect season by routing Auburn 34 0, aiming for the Sugar Bowl versus Arkansas, as Texas moved to third and a batch of teams followed in the top 10.
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New York
Alabama
Associated Press
Crimson Tide
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Ohio State
Bryant
Auburn
Arkansas
Bama
Texas
Louisiana State
Mississippi
Minnesota
Colorado
Michigan State
Utah State
Don Hutson
Maryland
Kentucky
Tide
Harry Gilmer
Ball
LSU
Horsh
Georgia Tech
Bear
Nittany Lions Win Lambert Trophy and All East Honors
Penn State and coach Galen Hull earned the Lambert Trophy as the East's best team after finishing 1-2 in the season. Milinger and Hull were named to the All East college football team by the Eastern College Athletic Conference for their standout play.
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Youre
Sna
Milinger
Galen Hull
Penn State
Eastern College Athletic Conference
Eagles Sign Sprinter Budd in Surprise Draft Move
The Philadelphia Eagles selected sprinter Frank Budd in the seventh round of the NFL draft. Budd, 5-11 and 175 pounds, starred in track at Villanova and clocked a 9.2 second 100-yard dash. He did not play college football at Villanova but excelled as a track athlete.
Princeton Captain Dun Terpack Named 1962 Varsity Flyer
Princeton University officials announced last night at the annual football dinner that 20 year old wingback Dun Terpack of Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania has been elected captain of the 1962 varsity football team. Described as a coach's dream Terpack stood out for his leadership and playmaking potential for the Tigers this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Wilkes, Barre
Haseen
Princeton University
Dun Terpack
Tean
All-State Football Honors List Blooded by Varying Schools
Vincent Roden earns honorable mention in AP list. Multiple players named to all-state first and second teams across diverse high school programs. Notable names include Malinchak, Flurty, Rowe, Stock, Wing, Zarkovich, Garrett, Jones, Keyes, Chew, Pinley, Rush, Ryan, Soprano, Holden, Crabtree, Nelewak, Lowman, Schaeffer, Dennebain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Malinchak
Monesen
Larry Flurty
Danville
Jim Rowe
York
Bob Stock
Washington
John Carber
Neshaminy
Dick Wing
John Zarkovich
Logan ‘Township
George Garrett
Pottsville
James Jones
Easton
Howard Keyes
Altoonnme
Amile Chew
Allentown
Allen
Bob Pinley
Harrisbury
Harris
Steve Rush
Winther
Karlin Ryan
Beaver Falls
Jim David
Harlewn
John Soprano
Sayre
Bobby Holden
Albert
Eric Crabtree
Monessen Gallatin
Ron Nelewak
Coal Township
Cary Lowman
Clanon
Dick Schaeffer
Willownstown
Paul Dennebaiin
West Scranton
Corry Players Earn AP Scholastic Football Honors
District 10 area teams and players feature in the 1961 Associated Press Scholastic football selections. Corry’s Bob Roden and Mike Vincent are among 66 chosen with several honorable mentions from Pennsylvania schools. Bradford’s Joan Monago and Clarion’s Gary Lowman are noted among first unit picks. Gavin’s Beavers and Sayre’s Soprano headline features with multiple district reps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry High
Is & Me Nmber
Penni~sylvania Associated Press
Corry
Bob Roden
Mike Vincent
Gil Gray
Titusville
Walt
Miller
Franklin
Au’ Brie
Fred Walters
Harrisbore
Bill Malinchak
Monessen
George Garrett
Pottsville
Ryan
Beaver
Farrell
Eric Crabtree
Onessen
Sayre
John Soprano
Crabtree
Soprano
Coal Township
Ron Nalewak
Danville
Coal
John Carber
Neshaminy
Bradford
Associated Press
United Press International
Monage
UPI
Bob Wise
Grove City
API
Roden
Viner Alsa
Orange and Black
Vincent
Lou Hanna
Vince
Che
Dale Mitchell
Din Kel
Corryltes
Jerry McIntyre
Mike Hanna
McIntyre
Hanns
Beavers
Pro Football Draft Complete
The NFL and AFL completed drafts with 280 players in 20 rounds, led by Washington Redskins pick Ernie Davis from Syracuse, the Heisman winner. Teams haggled over prospects in a lengthy telephonic process, while CFL interest and trade rumors swirled around bids for top players and notable selections across the league rosters.
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Chicago
National Football League J
Washington
Redskins
Ernie Davis
Syracuse
AFL
Davis
Ees
Buffalo
U.S
Pete Rozelle
Los Angeles
Rams
Roman Gabriel
North Carolina State
Merlin Olsen
Utah State
Dallas
Cleveland
Browns
Gary Collins
Maryland
Leroy Jackson
Tlinois
Collins
Bobby Mitchell
Minois
Pittsburgh
Bob Ferguson
Ohio State
St. Louis Carnals
Pate Echols
Northwestern
Irvin Goode
Kentucky
Philadelphia
Chicago Bears
Ron Bull
Baylor
San Francisco
Lance Alworth
Arkansas
Baltimore
Traifback Wendell Harris
LSU
Detroit
John Minndl
Kansas
New York
Jerry Hillebrand
Colorado
Green Bay
Earl Gros
Beaver Hoopsters Delay Home Opener to Tomorrow Night
Corry High's basketball schedule shifts its home opener against Erle Tech to tomorrow night due to earlier calendar conflicts. The Centaurs host Lawrence Park tonight, with the date change made last week after conflicts became apparent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Hoopsters
Corry High
Erle ‘Tech
Centaurs
Lawrence Park
Deer hunting cuts bowling card. leagues suspend play
A hunting break halts most Monday bowling action as three leagues suspend their schedule for a big game woods excursion. Only two men’s leagues bowled, producing just two 200-plus scores. John Hell led the Clymer League with 205 while Joe Geraina posted 202 for the VFW Business League. Clymer League standings show Keystone leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
John Hell
VFW Business League
Joe Geraina
Lictus Keystone
Baylor nets 50 points in Lakers win over Nationals
Elgin Baylor led the Los Angeles Lakers past the Syracuse Nationals 181 to 120. Baylor scored 60 points, including 22 in the first quarter, while Syracuse rookie Lee Shaffer led the Nationals with 32 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles Lakers
Syracuse Nationals
National Basketball Association
Baylor
Syracuse
Lee Shaffer
Shaffer
Nats
Basketball schedule highlights from tonight across multiple towns
A dense lineup shows games in Erie and surrounding areas including Titusville against Lawrence Park at Erie Tech Predonia versus Warren Wattsburg at Erie East, Fairview vs Sherman, North Clarion meeting Youngsville, New Castle facing Meadville, East Forest against Sheffield, Northern Area vs Falconer, Clarion at Franklin, Johnsonburg at Smethport, Bradford hosting St Marys, North East at St Gregory, Wesleyville versus Harborcreek, Kane at Ridgway, Mayville at Prewsburg, Panama at Westfield, Cambridge Springs at General McLane, Conneaut Lake at Andover 10, Girard at Conneaut, Valley Randolph at Jamestown, Saegertown at Cochranton, Townville at Commodore Perry, Conneaut Ohio at Northwestern, Erie Cathedral Prep at Youngstown Cardinal Mooney, Keystone at Rocky Grove.
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Suptey
Whymer McDowell
Titusville
Lawrence Park
Erie Tech
Predonia
Warren
Wattsburg
Erie East
Andover
Girard
Southern Cal Stans 'Cats Of Kentucky Upset Loss Details
Southern Cal led by John Rudanetkin and a 29 point effort defeated Kentucky 77-74 after Kentucky fell cold late. The Trojans, 22-1, halted a Midwest-South road swing, while Kentucky’s sophomore hopes for a national title faded with the late scoreless stretch. Other Monday college results included Notre Dame over Northwestern in OT and Texas Tech over Colorado.
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Syassis
Cal
Trojans
Midwest
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Wildcats
National Taung
Solidefense
John Rudanetkin
Southern Cal
The
Dame
Northwestern
South Carolina
Tenessee
Texas Tech
Colorado
Miami O
Cincinnati
North Carolina State
Wake Forest
West Virginia
VMI
Southern Methodist
Notre Dame
Ralph Wells
John Matthews
Patterson Liston Fight Negotiations Slow Down Over Next Clash
Heavyweight rivals Floyd Patterson and Sonny Liston may not meet soon despite Patterson’s victory and Liston’s readiness. Manager Cus D'Amato says Liston can fight next week if he wants it, but Patterson hints at returning early next year. Henry Cooper looms as a possible opponent, while promoters eye a big title bout with strong gate potential and extensive pay-per-view-like interest.
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Oronto
Floyd Patterson
Tom MecNeeley
Sonny Liston
Albert
Westphal
Patterson
Lbston
Tom Bolan
Cus D'Ammto
Gus
Likway
Henry Cooper
Zora Folley
Chandler
Ariz
London
Liston
D'Amato
Philadelphia
Convention Hall
Patterson McNeeley
Maple Leaf Gardens
United States
Canada
Irving B. Kahn
TelePrompTer
New York
Yankee Stadium
Patterson-McNeeley
Michigan State
Associated Press
McNeeley
Jersey Joe Walcott
Walenti
Notable Heavyweight Bout Ends in Nine Knockdowns
A chaotic boxing match near Maple Leaf Garden leaves Tom Neeley and Paterson trading knockdowns. Neeley staggers but he manages to rise each time, while Paterson defends the title after a hard fought exchange. Fans chant as the referee Joe Walcott keeps order in a bout marked by dramatic falls and resilient comebacks.
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Toronto AP
Tom McNewey Jr
Tom McNectey Sr
Floyd Putttor
Maple Leaf Canin Mondias
Slypdowns
Paterson
Neeley
Patterson
Joe Walcott
Liston Eyes Patterson Rematch After KO Of Westphal
Sonny Liston raved about winning over Albert Westphal in Toronto yet voiced doubt about landing a title shot versus Floyd Patterson. Patterson again defended his crown in Arlington against Tom McNeeley, while Liston watched intently, saying he may need time but wants the rematch. Liston criticized the heavyweight scene as he prepared for potential TV negotiations and weighed options for a 50,000 prize bout in Moscow.
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Philadelphia
Sonny
Liston
Floyd Patterson
Patterson
Mwader
Albert Westphal
Germany
Hatt
Philadelpha
Halter
Tom McNeeley
Arlington
Mass
Toronto
Canada
Patterson McNeetey
Ile
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