Saeger disrupts Frisina crew in tight win for Spartansburgh
Frustrated by a thin roster, Joe Frisina warned his team would struggle this season as Saeger’s star players shone. Vic Fuller praised M And rake the Magician while Meadville’s coach and Chuck Anderson offered sharp season previews, including predictions from Look Magazine writers about the 1968 All-America nods.
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Saegerown
Joe Frisina
Joe
Frisina
Milwaukee
Bobby Bragan
Felipe Alou
Frisco
Detroit
Hob Scheffing
Yankees
Sparta
Terry" Maynard
Saeger
Vic Fuller
Maynard
Fuller
Kisina
Mandrake
Meadville
New Castle
Bulldogs
Meadville Tribune
Chuck Anderson
Meadsville
Tim Vador
Clay
Larson
Dave Brunot
John Garbark
Bob Garbark
Allegheny College
Bob
Chicago Cubs
Boston Red Sox
Mike
New York Yankees
America
Look Magazine
Anderson
Tom Morrison
The
Pocatello
Football Writers Association of America
National Football League
Pete Rozelle
NFL
Kennedy
New York
Red Smith
Beavers Hit the mats as Corry wrestles Fort LeBoeuf
Twelve Beavers open the 1963-44 wrestling season at Port LeBoeuf led by Bob Culbertson and Dale Gates. Corry’s Mulvin squad faces Fort LeBoeuf under coach Art Steves in a rivalry debut with eight lettermen returning and Ken Barnett entering the 112-pound class for LeBoeuf.
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Corry High
Port LeBoeuf
Beavers
Bory Mulvin
Bisons
Corry
LeBoeuf
Art Steves
Erie
Erie County League Champions Ken Barnett and Tom Stimpka
Barnett
Stimpka
Steves
Dick DeLuca
Dave Smith
Roy Wells
Binett
Dave Ignasiak
Ron Bennett
Dick Osborne
Dick Steinbreck
Dennis Kline
Tom Thomas
Fred Wickerman
Jerry Vogt
Ed Morris
Sumpka
Mulgin
Bruce Taylor
Jay Jackson
Mike Sproyers
Tom Johnson
Bob Savko
Ed Malek
Ray Ball
Mark McCray
Leo Higley
Dan Ahl
Bob Culbertson
Dale Gates
Jackson
Jahnson
MetCray
Higley
Culbertson
Gates
al Culbertson
Merle Maleka
Hal Johnson Fights On TV In Worthy Title Bid
Former heavyweight contender Harold Johnson fights Hank Hawk on ABC telecast from Blue Horizon Arena. Johnson aims to impress the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission and win a title shot, while Hawk seeks a bigger payday after a lean period. Each fighter banked about 5 000 dollars as promotional crowds hug 1 400 spectators. Also notes high school basketball as Corry visits Youngsville with the Eagles led by Fehlman, Meleen and Sample, game time 8 pm.
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Shiladelyhia
Harold Johnson
Fleury Hawk
Johnson
Willie Pastrano
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
Hank
Ai Johnson
Blue Horizon
Corry High
Youngsville
Orange and Black
Eagles
Jim Miller
Corry
Townville
Union City
McDowell
Ron Fehlman
Steve Mcleen
Chuck Sample
Fehlman
Meleen
Sample
Gary Haonold
Phil Barton
Tom Carr
Art Hotchkiss
John Bliley
Gary Swackhamer
Mike Baressi
Don Tinke
Tom Morton
Dave Beal
Dick Tate
Pa Quarterback Signs With Pros
WanmivuruNars-Dick Shiner, Lebanon Pennsylvania native and University of Maryland quarterback, signed a National Football League contract with the Washington Redskins. He was the Redskins' seventh-round pick and listed among the nation's top passers. FOX HOUND FIELD TRIALS in Durant Mississippi saw Deak, owned by G W Clayton of Winston Salem, win high honors with 360 points after today’s round.
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WanmivuruNars
Dick Shiner
University of Maryland
Lebanon
Washington Redskins
Shiner
Washington
Asne
Redskins
FOX Hound
Durant
Miss
North Carolina
Fox Hounds
Deak
G.W. Clayton
Winston-Salem
N.G
Appleton
Texas
Longhorns
Eller
Wisconsin
Badger
Brown
Ernie Berghetti
Pith
al Grigaliunas
Pill
Dick Anderson
Penn State
al Atkinson
Villanova
Glenn Ressler
Paul Martha
Rick Leeson
Pitt
Maryland
Cosmo Tacarozzi
Princeton
Scranton
Basketball Tonight News Roundup of Tomorrow's Games
Tomorrow's slate features Corry at Youngsville New Castle at Meadville Grove City at Titusville Franklin at Brookville Spartansburg at Union City Clymer at Sherman McDowell at Conneaut Valley Fort LeBoeuf at North East SL Gregory East Forest at Clarion Harborcreek at Fairview Lakeview at Greenville General McLane at Cambridge Springs Pymatuning at Tidioute Last Forest at Clarion West Middlesex at Hickory Conneaut Lake at Commodore Perry Rocky Grove at Saegertown Cochranton at Randolph Erie Tech at Ellwood City Jamestown at Erie Strong Vincent Erie Academy at DuBois Conneaut at Northwestern Erie East at Wattsburg Ripley at Panama Tomorrow's Games Erie Academy at Franklin Erie East at Fredonia.
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Corry
Youngsville
New Castle
Meadville
Grove City
Titisville
Franklin
Brookville
Spartansburg
Union City
Clymer
Sherman
McDowell
Conneaut Valley
Fort LeBoeuf
North East
Gregory East Forest
Clarion
Harborcreek
Fairview
Lakeview
Greenville
General McLane
Cambridge Springs
Pymatuning
Tidioute
Last Forest
Clarion West
Middlesex
Hickory Conneaut
Commodore Perry
Rocky Grove
Saegertown
Cochranton
Randolph
Erie Tech
Ellwood City
Jamestown
Jamestown League highlights at Avalon Center last night
The Jamestown League event at Avalon Center showcased top scores across multiple leagues. Jim Lundy led a 242 in the Steel Age circuit, with Kingsley, Ollie Me, John Miscik, Lobdell, and Ed posting notable scores. In the Ladies A League, Barb Wickwire topped with 500 series prominence, while Florence Lamielle, Rosa Baker, and Ann Gluyma clocked 211, 208, and 207. Other strong figures included Erma, Jackie Benson, Ang Orn, Kip Caruso, June Skales, Mary Cable, Dorothy Morton, and June Dorrance. Denny Becker led the B league with 228 and Bob Damon 224 in National. George Haenel 215, Jim Varasso 212, Willis Harrison 211, Casper Worowicz 210, Norm Swart 202, Paul Haitink 201 in American B. Corry Moose edged Caprinos No. 2 2 of 3 in Satellite Classic. John Woodard 574, Larry Barr 563, Shorty Coan 560, with total pins 2731 to 2602.
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Tomeho
Avalon Center
Tomiepossoese
Jim Lundy
Kingsley
Ollie Me ‘Climtock
John ‘Miscik
Ee Lobdell
Barb Wickwire
Vew
Oine
A Lasses
Florence Lamielle
Rosa Baker
Ann Gluyma
Erma Ie
Jackie Benson
Ang’Orn
Kip Caruso
June Skales
Mary Cable
Dorothy Morton
June Dorrance
Millie Baréssi
Esther Mierke
Denny Becker
Bowl- Aire
Bob Damon
George Haenel
Jim Varasso
Willis Harrison
Casper Worowicz
Norm Swart
Paul Haitink
Corry
Moose
Jamestown
Caprinos
John Woodard
Larry Barr
Shorty Coan
Fred Smedley
Bob Mamon
Staubach Leads AP All America Team Selection
Roger Staubach headlines the 1963 AP All-America football squad joining fellow stars from Navy Texas Tech North Carolina and Nebraska. The Heisman winner leads a backfield featuring Sidle Lothridge and Butkus among juniors and seniors. Other selections include Parks Eller Brown and Lacey with notable mentions of Mira Trull Willison and Sayers.
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NEW York
Roger Staubach
Damon Bane
Staubach
Jimmy Idle
Auburn
Billy Lothridge
Georgia Tech
Sherman Lewis
Michigan State
Springer
Dame
Southern California
Dave Parks
Texas Tech
Bob Lacey
North Carolina
Scott Anpleiay
Austin
Texas
Minnesota
Carl Eller
Bob Brown
Big Daddy
Nebraska
Ference
Dick Butkus
Mines
Sidle
Butkus
Michigan
Navy
Wild
Southern Methodist
Lothridge
Southeastern Regional Board
George Mira
Mira
Baylor
Don Trull
Duke
Jay Willinson
Gale Sayers
Kansas
Lewis
Parks
San Francisco Doers
Lacey
Yoa
Browns Face Big Whammy in Detroit
In Atlantic City by AP Cleveland visits the Detroit Lions, a regular season foe they have never defeated. A win could position the Browns for a share of the Eastern Conference lead, with rest of the league’s playoff implications including Giants, Washington, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Green Bay, Los Angeles, and Oakland in the mix as season games wind down.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Cleveland
Detroit Lions
Browns
Lions
New York Giants
Cleyland
Pittsburgh
Washington Redskins
Washington
Dallas
Cowboys
Giants
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
San Francisco
Green Bay
Bears
Los Angeles
San Diego
Oakland
Borton
Houston
Army Navy Clash Looms In Nation's Capital Showdown
Army coach Paul Dietzel leads the 64th meeting with No. 2 Navy at East Municipal Stadium. Staubach leads the Midshipmen as Army seeks an upset in a high-stakes battle televised by CBS. A Navy win could spur a Texas Cotton Bowl bid and a national No. 1 matchup dream.
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Philadelphia
Navy
Paul Dietzel
West Pointers
Army
Roger Staubach
Annapolis
Dallas
Dietel
Wayne Hardin
Hardin
Midshipmen
East Municipal Stadium
CBS
No. 1
Une
Texas
John F. Kennedy
Gannon Grabs Third Straight In OT Win Over Grove City
Gannon defeated Grove City 84-78 in overtime to stay undefeated in the season. Al Lawson led Gannon with 23 points while Lew Warren added 20 and Dave Marovich scored 24 for Grove City. Ray Rawlins forced OT with a late set shot to tie regulation at 68-68.
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Ee Gunton College
Grove City
Gannon
al Lawson
Lew Warren
Ray Rawlins
Awson
Doal
Dave Marovich
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Worcester
Mass
Joe Gomes
Doug Clay
Rozelle
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
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Don Demeter
Phils
Richie Allen
Little Rock
Richie
Demeter
Don
Wampum
Harold
Corry -Fort le
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Hal Johnson
Manny Eli
Phoenix
Ariz
Vincent
Garcia
Guadalajara
Mexico
Tommy's
Esso Clymer
N.Y. Sr
Chic Young
American Legion
Ajax
Moose's
National Bank
Meinnes Steel
A&b
Corry Beverage
Phillips
Johnson Bros. Oe Borstorff’ & Fitch
Heberlein Motors de
Ajax Engines
Ajax Mig
Heberlein Motors
Rosshacher’s
Corry Jamestown
Malines Steel
Evans Dress Shop
Sawyer's Studio
Connie's Superette Corry Savings & Loan
Springfield
Avan
J&g
Hammond Appliance & Furniture
North Center Street
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