Beavers Open With 52 31 Victory Over Cragamen A Aime Cory Avea
Millcreek used height to rout Cragamen A Aime Cory Avea Tvl, Shel basketball squad, defeating Vic Crowe's Wytest entry 52 31. McDowell limited Beavers scoring, while Jim Davison and Terry Williams led Millcreek with key scores and rebounds as Corry fell short in a low scoring opener.
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Cory
Jesson
Uwe
Rany
Nullcreek
Vic Crowe
Beavers
Trojans
Trom McDowell
Ue Charon
Terry Wuinns
Ted
Jim Davison
Corry
Fims
Millcreek
Andy Conner
Terry Williams
Beavers Fall to Millcreek In Tight Basin City Tilt
Millcreek earned a 67-49 win over Corry Mil lcreek led by Don Trohoske with 18 points and Ed Latos adding five, while Corry contributors included Bob Nichols and Davison. Beavers struggled with rebounding and shot 29 percent as Millcreek seized an early 12 point lead and held on through a stiff Moor defense. The teams meet again January 2 in Corry as Corry heads to Union City to rebound.
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le Witams
Ed Latos
Beavers
Latos
Don ‘Trohoske
Dave McCreary
Trojans
Dick Teidler
Andy Conner
Millcreek
McCreary
Feidler
Trohoske
Bob Nichols
Corry
Davison
Don Ravier
Nichols
Terry Williams
Carl
Girard
Corry-Millerick
Union City
Little Beavers Edge Milcreek Juniors 33-30
In a prelim tilt the Little Beavers edged Millcreek Jayvees 33 to 30. LeRoy Rieck and Doug Stewart led with six points each, while Lanny Jagat and Jon VanDresar added four apiece. Elwell poured 36 for Millcreek, and McDowell added six for the visitors.
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Little Beavers
Comrys
Henors
Lanny Jagat
Jon VanDresar
Mike McLaughlin
Elwell
Millcreek
Gelers Imani
McDowell Ps
Redlegs trade Wally Post for Haddix in Phillies swap
In COLORADO SPRINGS the Cincinnati Redlegs sent outfielder Wally Post to the Philadelphia Phillies for left handed pitcher Harvey Haddix. In MIAMI the veteran Old Sea Dog ($7) won his seventh race in as many starts by two lengths at Tropical Park.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Cincinnati Redlegs
Wally Post
Philadelphia Phillies
Harvey Haddix
Miami
Majors Pass N Y Problem To Committee
In Culubado Springs Colorado United States baseball leaders pushed New York area territorial issues to a committee. The delay in finalizing the plan followed the Giants move to San Francisco and the Dodgers to Los Angeles. A five borough plus Long Island entry plan was discussed as future territory. Committee members named include Roy Egan Frank Lane Gabe Paul and others.
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Culubado Springs
Colo
New York
Giants
Iran
Ford Frick
Ameritas
Brooklyn
Nationals
Queens
Nytcasts
New York Boroughs
Long Island
National League Giants
San Francisco
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Roy Egan
Chicano White Sox
Frank Lane
Cleveland
Gabe Paw
Chneiull Redlegs
Area Cage Scores Across Region Show Varied Results
Area basketball scores list millcreek 52 over corry 21 and greenville 47 to 46 while sharpsville posts 92 over Meadville 47. other matchups include grove city 1 over connaught 77 and lakeview 63 over pymstuningi redwhvy 7 with st marys 14.
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Millcreek
Corry
Greenville
Titusville
Sharpsville
Meadville
Franklin
Cranberry
Lawrence Park
Youngsville
Wattsburg
Spartansburg
Bradford
Erle Tech
Cochranion
Grove City
Fast Forest
Sheffield
Conneaut
Girard
Albion
Conneaut Valley
Wet Springfield
Cambridge Springs
Townville
Teasantville
North East
Wesleyville
Fairview
Largertown
Kane
Ridgway
Randolph
Tidioule
Conneaut Lake Fil
Cormnodore Perry
Lakeview
Pymstuningi Rewdhvy
St. Marys
Three Teams Chase NBA Second Place In East Exhibition Night
The shift in the NBA East saw Boston Celtics, New York Knicks, and Washington Nationals defeat Western Conference teams to press for second place. Celtics beat St Louis Hawks, Nationals downed Detroit Pistons, Knicks toppled Kansas City Royals in a rough, high scoring set of games.
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Boston Celtis
Natbrint
Bostom
York Knicks
Celts
Hue St. Lois Hawks
Detroit Pistons
Inkit
Jim
Knicks
Royals
North Carolina Opens Season Seeks 33rd Win In Opener
North Carolina faces Clemson in Chapel Hill as Tar Heels, led by six returning lettermen, aim for a strong start. The Tigers, coming off a 9-6-6 defeat by Duke, hope to rebound behind veteran presence as college basketball action across regions unfolds with Kansas, San Francisco, Michigan State, Rice and others posting early results.
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Nott
Tae
Lion College
Wiley
Rosenburth
Joe
New York
Ayiral
Gnangural
Atlantic Coast
Rosenbluth
All America
Quigg
Tar Heels
Clemson
Tigers
T Han
Duke
Kansas
North Carolina
Northwestern
San Francisco
Michigan State
West Texas State
Detroit
Rice
Oklahoma City
Texas
Chrisfan
McMurry
Utah
Brigham Young
Washington
Mel Wilkes
Pittsburgh
Furman
UCLA
St. Mary's
Calif
Don Schwall
Oklahoma
Southern California
Cardinals Executive Meyer and Giants Catcher Thomas Linked to 1956 Clubs
Dick Meyer executive vice president of the St. Louis Cardinals and Vinny Thomas a 27 year old reserve catcher for the New York Giants are noted in a 1956 context. Thomas played with Minneapolis Johnstown Pa and Albuquerque N M that year.
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Dick Meyer
The
St. Louis Cardinals
Vinny Thomas
New York Giants
Minneapolis
Johnstown
Albuquerque
N. M
Rockets and Bulldogs upset in thriller filled opener
Rockets edged Sharpsville 61 57 as Titusville, Franklin and Harborcreek opened their seasons with wins. Sherman posted a 4th straight victory behind Doricavage and Ree Jr. Indiana swimming coach Robert Roger, 55, died, serving as NCAA rules committee chair.
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Titusville
Alradis
NAVY
Bestine Cireenville
Ville Meadvalte
Shuplere
Blue Devils
Eoy
Corry
Harborcreek
Nocti Ess
Beavers
Huskies
Sherman
Ron Doricavage
Hile ‘Tech
Dragons
Erie Academy
Kane Tues
Bloomington
Ind
Robert
Roger
Indiana University
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Logart Wins Unanimous Nod Over Ortega In Title Bout
Logart, a 24 year old Cuban welterweight, scored a unanimous decision over Gaspar Ortega of Mexico at Cleveland Arena in a key elimination bout for the 147 pound crown. Weighing 145 pounds each, the 12 round telecast drew 13,14 fans who paid $34,090, boosting Logart to 2-2 in their rivalry and setting up further title chances.
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WBA
Ortega
Cleveland News Toyshop Fund
Logart
Ortewa
India
Owens Caps NYP Batting Crown
Paul Owens of the Olean Oilers won the New York Pennsylvania Baseball League batting title with a 407 average. Tony Gonzalez of Hornell led home runs with 22, Fred Duyel of Corning topped triples with 10, Dick Sellingy of Wellsville had 87 doubles, Ken Kraynuk of Batavia led in hits with 187 and total bases with 4m4.
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Ewrenens
Paul Owens
Olean Oilers
Tony Gonzalez
Hornell
Fred Duyel
Corning
Dick Sellingy
Wellsville
Ken Kraynuk
Batavia
Wattsburg Rips Spartans By 50-31 Count
Wattsburg dominated the Spartans 50 to 31 on Wattsburg’s floor as the Rockets surged in the second half. Spartans managed only four scorers, with Doug Blakeslee and Rosey Raspy leading the visitors with double figures. The game also included a Jayvee victory for Wattsburg 40 to 29 and a late note about upcoming nonleague action.
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Wattsburg
Spartans
Courbanshre
Corry
Beavers
Rockets
Tidiotite
Sparth
Doug Blakeslee
Troy Raspy
Blakeslee
Rosey
Lovers
Shinks
Ferrick
Wottaburg
Bobcats
Pleasantville
Sparta
Greer
Trover
Blakesige
Aversa
Nichols
Totes
Aeast
Detazio
Longstreet
Smith
T. Shinko
R. Shinko
Thompson Morrison Johnson Naughton — Ferrick
Wattaburg
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Kim Daylson
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NYP
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Connie Spano
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