Corry Matmen Open Home Season Tonight
Corry High hosts Fort LeBoeuf in a 7:30 p.m. home opener at Corry Area High School gym with 6:30 p.m. junior varsity prelims. Coach Bob Mulvin reshuffles lineup after a 26-20 loss at Townville aiming to fix weak spots and prepare for a tough conference schedule.
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Malek
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Tom Stempka
Salchak
Union City
Wattsburg
Northwestern
Girard
General McLane
North East
DeLuca
Edinboro College
Dick Henry
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al Gilbertson
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Bearcats Take No 1 In AP Weekly College Poll
Cincinnati Bearcats rise to the top of the AP regular season poll after a 38 first place votes showing on 44 ballots. Duke and West Virginia follow in second and third as Loyola Chicago and Mississippi State round out the top ten with Kentucky slipping to ninth after a season opener upset by Virginia Tech.
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Associated Press
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Mississippi State
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Whichita
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Virginia Tech
Grid Star Kilmer Injured In Belmont Car Crash
San Francisco vet halfback Bill Kilmer suffered a compound fracture of his right leg when his convertible sped off a freeway in Belmont, ran over a cement sign base, crossed 435 feet into a water-filled gully. Rescue crews pried open a door and pulled Kilmer to safety per the California Highway Patrol.
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Bill Kilmer
Belmont
Kilmer
California Highway Patrol
Bowling Scores Highlight Men A League at VFW
Robbie Robinson Ald Wayne Skinner led the Men's A League at VFW with 216 185 and 218 for Robinson and 190 287 and 201 for Skinner. Other high scores included 227 225 215 212 211 210 208 202 200 by various bowlers. Women’s action noted in Women of the Moose League at Avalon Center with Grace Mulvin.
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Wayne Skinner
Robinson
Skinner
VFW
Bill Lamielle
Ed Barr
Lafe Douglas
Gerald Staples
Joe d Jungfleisch
John Chillock
Joe Gerzina
Harry Hotchkiss
Bob First
Chuck Perrin
Paul Clark
Jim St. George
Bob Ottaway
Bowl Aire
Jim Fenno
Gus Eder
Lou Hurlbert
Bob Reynolds
Chick Hess
Pica Tripp
Bob
Bile Edwards
Avalon Center
Grace Mulvin
Knicks End five game skid with big win over Zephyrs
The New York Knicks defeated the Chicago Zephyrs 133 to 117 in the opener of a doubleheader as they shake off a five game losing streak. Tom Gola joined the Knicks in a trade with the San Francisco Warriors sending Kenny Sears and Willie Naulls to San Francisco. In the nightcap the Celtics beat the Pistons 108 to 93. Also noted Eddie Cotton defeated Von Clay in Seattle. UC La star involved in Bayshore freeway crash.
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Detroit Pistons
Boston Celtics
All-America backfield stars named for 1962 AP team
Fabulous Baker Jerry Stovall George Mira and George Saimes headline the 1962 AP All-America backfield with 5000 plus total offense combined. Baker the Heisman winner and top NFL draft pick leads a senior dominated unit chosen by eight regional boards.
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NEW York
Terry Baker
Jerry Stovall
George Mira
George Saimes
Ay Baker
Oregon State
Stovall
Louisiana State
Pat Richter
Wisconsin
Dave Robinson
Penn State
Lee Roy Jordan
Alabama
Purdue
Don Brumm
Mira
Miami
Fla
Salmnes
Michigan State
Damon Bame
Southern Galifornia
Bobby Bell
Minnesota
Johnny Tregiwell
Heart
Richter
Robinson
Baker
Johnny Bright
Drake
Portland
Ore
Kansas City Steers Top Long Beach 112 91 in ABL
Kansas City Steers defeated Long Beach 112 to 91 as Bill Bridges scored 44 and Lary Staverman 34. It was Long Beach’s second loss in the American Basketball League season and the Chiefs played their seventh road game in eight days.
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Long Beach
Kansas City
Bill Bridges
Lary Staverman
Bridges
Staverman
Unbeaten Nationals Lead Junior High Basketball Loop
The Nationals stay undefeated at 15-0 with a 31-1 win over the Celtics and a 204 victory over the Lakers led by Carl Reed 14 and 12 points. The Hawks 1-2 won three games including a doubleheader at Hooncrest with Bill Johnston and Johnston scoring late. The Lakers, led by Dave Sprovers nine points, beat the Warriors 16-6 and Celtics 17-14. Action resumes Saturday at 9 a.m. in the high school gym.
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Nationals
Cliff Clark
Nats
Celtics
Lakers
Carl Reed
al Higley
Colts
Hawks
Warriors
Dave Sprovers
Penn State Sets Dec 17 Start For Bowl Preparations
Penn State will open drills December 17 in Annapolis Maryland for the Gator Bowl appearance against Florida December 29. Players, on end of semester vacation, face heavy workouts and possibly a full scrimmage the second or third day, coach Rip Engle said.
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Penn State
Annapolis
Florida
Rip Enele
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