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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1962
Page
7
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Corry High’s Beavers topped Union City 50 to 33 as Harold Bromley suffered a head injury and was hospitalized for observation. Ron Johnson led scoring with 18 points in the second period as Corry built a 28 12 halftime lead and rested starters late. Next up, Corry hosts Youngsville Friday night and the junior varsity won 35 20.
George Bork lead all small college passers as the 1942 Little All-America selections list 11 standouts. Junious Buchanan Iacone and Roberts are among first team backs and ends, tackles, guards, and a center are named from Grambling Humboldt State Florida A&I and others.
A list of local basketball results includes Franklin 66 over Cranberry 31, Erie East 44 over Harborcreek 62, Erie Cathedral Prep 75 versus Southwestern 57, and many more matchups with scores and competing schools and teams across the region. Notable player lists and officials appear in the closing lines.
Larry Greer scored the final six seconds to lift Sparta to a 50 31 victory over Saegertown. He totaled 29 points with eight in the last minute, while Terry Maynard added seven as Jim Carter Larry Morris and Jim Tubbs contributed for the hosts. Chris Michaels led Saegertown with 14. Sparta improves to 20 0 and hosts Union City next.
The State Game Commission estimated 450 black bears were killed in the one week season ending last Saturday a 15 year high. Hunters bagged 569 bears in 1947 and the largest kill since then was 439 in 1958. Last year harvest 237 bears. M J Golden urged hunters to report kills within five days. Lycoming County reads the state again with 72 bears downed. Pike County 48. Cameron County 40.
In western Pennsylvania action Bethany's 17 game win streak ends with a 56 45 loss to Grove City. Allegheny also wins 61 58 to move into the victory column.
The Lakers won nine straight and 16 of 19 to lead the NBA Western Division at 17-7 after a 132-112 win over the Knicks. Elgin Baylor scored 43 points while Bob Ferris hit three clutch free throws to edge Detroit 129-127 in MSG. Louis followed with a 104-102 win over Chicago.
New York AP reports Nebraska accepted a Gotham Bowl bid to face Miami of Florida on December 15. The game will pit the Cornhuskers, a top rushing team, against the explosive Miami offense in a post season clash approved by the Board of Regents and the Big Eight Conference.
Jordan, Als vania's rugged center, earned AP Lineman of the Week for the second time this season after driving key blocks in Alabama's 3-0 win over Auburn. The 6-foot-2, 207-pound lineman, a Dallas Cowboys first round pick, helped fuel a come-from-behind triumph over Thiel as Merkovsky scored 24 for Slippery Rock in a separate State College Conference win.
Four of five leagues featured women with Esther Roebing leading VFPW Ladies B League at 513 across 192 180 141. Florence Lamielle paced Bowl Aire B belles with 188 168 156 and Barbara Gibas 195. Avalon B League saw three 100s plus: Dot Morton 179 Berte Kane 184 Audrey Rouse 181. Roxann Bradford posted 185 188 in Ladies Recreational League at VFW. Ed Slagle led Industrial League with 210 202 and Tom Smith 201. Don Bradford 218 led VW night. Bill Love 214. Standings include Rogers Steel Al’s Dairy Bar Bennett’s Perry’s Ian Fitz’s Pine Woods Aero AA Cole’s Barney’s.
The Chiefs won their 11th of 12 as they overtook Long Beach in the ABL race. Pittsburgh moved within four games of the leaders after a commanding win. In the other ABL matchup Philadelphia downed Chicago 113 to 87.
In the Church Recreation Volleyball League action at the Armory, the top three remain separated by just 1 percent after last night’s results. The Catholics blanked Methodist A to stay first with 12 points, Methodist B swept Mennonites 3 0, and all four games ended in shutouts for the first time this season. Other teams registering wins included Lutherans and EUB.
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