Corry Beavers Lose to Millcreek 74 59 in Opener
Corry Area High School hosts Millcreek in the season opener at CAHL gym. Millcreek’s Ben Pratt and Elwyn Brown anchor a strong defense while Terry Williams leads Corry with 18 points. Fouls hampered Corry in the third period as Millcreek pulled away 52 27 after three.
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St Marys Trips Jordan Upsets UCLA In Overtime
St Marys Gaels California defeated UCLA 62 59 in a one overtime thriller. Dick Sigaty hit the decisive basket with 17 seconds left in OT after regulation tied 54 54. The night also featured Stanford Santa Clara and a slate of top games as season opening action across major programs.
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Sparta Triumphs In Overtime Narrow Win Over Union City
Sparta Spartans open 1958-59 with 49-48 OT victory over Union City after trailing by three at end of third. Wayne Troyer stars with late and timely shots, totaling 12 points along with 11 from Dave Lupton and Duane Bowes. Union City slips to 1-1. Sparta improves to 1-0.
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Area Cage Scores Roundup From Erie and Nearby
Area Cage Scores list games across multiple towns. MILLCREEK beat Corry 71 to 5 while TITUSVILLE topped Greenville 54 19 to 68. MEADVILLE defeated New Castle 43 to 3. ERIE TECH edged Grove City 51 to 60. Other results include Jamestown 53 Dunkirk 47 and Meadville St Agatha's 3 Randolph A3 1.
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Jayvees Fall 40 33 to Millcreek Reserve Unit
Jayvees drop first game 40 33 as Millcreek reserves open with a 13 3 first quarter edge. Giry Paige leads Little Beavers with 10 points, Joe Baressi 7, while Hansen 14 and Schan 13 pace Millcreek. Final period closed 10 7 as Millcreek preserved the win.
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Rockets And Knights Win Cage Openers
Titusville led by George Dewey and Joel Benson won 54-45 against Greenville with Dewey scoring 19 and Benson 16. Franklin’s Knights defeated Cranberry 48-39 as Jack Schosser added 17 points. Three Class B games all decided by one point: Spartanshorg beat Union City 49-48 in OT, Northwestern edged Conneaut Valley 47-46, and Girard defeated Saegertown 62-61. Eric Bast led Corty past Wattsburg 60-42 while Harborcreek beat North East 50-28. It was the second win in a row for both the Warriors and the Huskies.
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Young American Earl Buchholz Eliminated in Victorian Championships
U S Netter 18 and Earl Buchholz suffer injuries and exit as Neale Fraser knocks out Buchholz 6-3 6-3 4-6 6-3 in Melbourne. Chris Crawford falls to Ashley Cooper 3-6 6-0 6-1 6-3. Barry MacKay and Alex Olmedo advance with straight sets and comebacks. Buchholz, 18, had surged for U S Davis Cup duties after New South Wales exploits but hurt his thigh Friday.
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Basketball Baffles Wyoming High School Coach Speech
Elk Mountain Wyoming high school coach Frank Bonds burst into the team dressing room after a sloppy practice urging players to think eat and sleep football. A player retorted that they were playing basketball. Bonds pressed for football focus to win games.
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NIT victor Xavier edges New Mexico State 58 52 late
Xavier of Ohio, the National Invitation Tournament champions, narrowly defeated New Mexico State 58 to 52 with seven seconds remaining. Several Friday night games produced decisive scores as Wichita State beat Arizona State 420 and Colorado beat Washington in overtime. Gerry Schroeder led USC with 21 points in a 70 54 win over Loyola Marymount as Utah prevailed 70 41 over Oregon State. Oregon survived Brigham Young 7 57 in overtime, Miamibeat Tampa 14371, Drake toppled Omaha 81 52 and Brown beat Trinity 75 66.
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Selvey Stars As Knicks Triumph Over Pistons
Frank Selvy the Furman scoring star, once traded from the St. Louis Hawks, sparked New York with a 15 foot jumper with two minutes left to seal a 110 108 win over Detroit. The victory put the Knicks back in first in the Eastern race alongside the Celtics at 12 6. The Pistons slipped five games back in the West.
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