Mickey Leads Corryites in 68-45 Victory Over Erie Tech
Erie Tech, a strong Northwestern Pennsylvania team, defeated Corry High 68-45 before about 900 fans. Mickey McMahon led Corry with 18 points, while Mickey McMahon and Bob Wickwire paced the Beavers with double figure totals. Will Kinnard led Erie Tech with 20 points as Kruszewski and Fairchild added 29 combined. Corry’s JV also won 48-28, with Tech’s jayvees contributing three players in double figures.
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Centaurs
al Calabrese
McCahon
Bob Wickwire
Jerry McIntyre
McMahon
Harold Bromley
Chuck Gilliland
Bromley
Punch
Willie Kinnard
Ken Kruszewski
Jerry Fairchild
Kinard
Joe Liedtke
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Union City
Merver
Wilmington Joint
Corry
Tech
Centaur
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Art Hotch
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Hotehulls
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Gilli
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Wickwire
Black
Wright
Hardwood
Linsit
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Tech JV xl U
Erle Tech
Corry JV
Zalzneck
Three Pennsylvanians Named On UPI All America Team
Three Keystone State natives earned United Press International All-America honors. Sandy Stephens of Uniontown stars for Minnesota as quarterback en route to the Rose Bowl. Gary Collins of Williamstown shines as an end for Maryland, and Alex Kroll of Leechburg anchors Rutgers as center linebacker. Bill Miller of McKeesport earns second team as Liberty Bowl end. all four are seniors.
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Pennsylvania
Sandy Stephens
Gary Collins
Alex Kroll
Stephens
Uniontown
Minnesota Gophers
Collins
Williamstown
Marland
Kroll
Leechburg
Rutgers
Bill Miller
McKeesport
Ferguson Balks on NFL Contract
Pittsburgh struggles to sign number one draft pick fullback Bob Ferguson of Ohio State as NFL interest from San Diego grows. Ferguson seeks talks with Woody Hayes before deciding, with Columbus trip and rival AFL pursuit noted.
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Pitssburgh AP
Pittsburgh Steelers
Bob Ferguson
Ohio State
Steelers
Mike Nixon
Columbus
Ohio
San Diego Chargers
Nixom
Woody Hayes
Buckeyes Hopeful as Leas Doubt Lingers After Pitt Win
Ohio State remains uncertain about Jerry Leas and perhaps Lidas in the wake of a 99-97 victory over Pittsburgh. Leas sat with knee trouble. he said the knees were swollen and inflamed, unsure if he plays this weekend against Wake Forest and Wichita. The Buckeyes, 2-0 in recent stretch, face ranked Wake Forest No 3 in AP poll and Wichita on the road as top teams win elsewhere.
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Associated Press
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George Washington
Utah
Western
Texas State
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Perm
Michigan
LaSalle
Albright
Bob Purdy
Quakers
Bob McAteer
Tom Pearsall
Princeton
Wall Jones
Villanova
St. Joseph's
Philadelphia
Beavers open season with 12 game schedule at home
Coach Calderone begins his fourth season with the Junior high Beavers as they play Titusville at home on December 12. Returning players include John Bisley Dick Tate and Gary Swackhammer along with new contributors from last year and St Edward's club. The team, now called the Little Beavers with colors orange and black, posted six wins and six losses a year ago.
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John Bisley
Dick ‘Tate
Gary Swackhammer
Ben ‘Calderone
Calderone
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Titusville
Little Beavers
Denny Dyckes
Dave Swink
Tom Morton
Tom Var
Bliley
Warren
Oi! City North
Oi! City
South
Franklin and
I Meadville
Mill Creek Westminster
Youngsville
Franklin
Meadville
Millernck Westminster
Blue Jays
Racing Shows Increase In 1961
AP survey of 25 states shows 1961 racing year up in attendance 32 579 815 wagering 24 071 111 552 handle and state share 19 196 858.
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Associated Press Today
St Joseph's Triumph Over Rutgers in New Brunswick
St Joseph's defeated Rutgers 102-66 at New Brunswick as 1 man made the scoring column. Jim Lynam led St Joseph's with 19 points in the win.
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Saslly
Rutgers
New Brunswick
Jim Lynam
St. Joseph's
Davis avoids race row as Heisman winner ponders offers
Ernie Davis says he wants to play football and take the best offer, amid a national tug of war over race. Davis, Syracuse halfback and Heisman winner, rejects being a symbol while weighing interest from the Redskins and Bills, with Canadian clubs and the Titans also in play. He remains noncommittal but open to decisive offers.
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NEW York
Ernie Dilis
Syracuse University
Jackie Robinson
Davis
George Marshall
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Redskins
Marshall
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Syracuse
Buffalo Bills
Calgary
Harry Wismer
New York Titans
Buffalo
Ernie
Spartans Rampage Union City in 61 24 Victory
Sparta Merged Bohoo led by Joe Frisina toppled Union City 61 to 24 as Larry Greer poured in 21 points to push his season total to 79. Dennis Albers added 11 and Terry Maynard 10 while Union City failed to reach double figures in any quarter and trailed 38 11 at halftime. Sparta had earlier beat Tidioute and Fort LeSoeuf and heads to Townsville tomorrow night.
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Bohoo
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Dennis Albers
Terry Maynard
Tidioute
Fort le Soeuf
Acton
Townsville
Bowoling Night Of Big Scores At Local Bowling Leagues
In the Wednesday night news leagues at VFW and Bowl-Aire, high scores dominated despite a sparse 600-plus series. Tom Origg led A League with 342 in a 232 216 194 string, while 12 others cleared 200. Speed League saw three bowlers above 200 twice, and Ray mond League at Bowl-Aire reported Roy Reed with the only 201. Blanche Zajac and Mildred Ornset paced the Women Of the Mouse League at Avalon Center with 183 and 175 respectively. Team standings show Jean's Yam Shop, VEW Post, and Zalzneck's leading in the A division.
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VFW
Acucult
Speed
Tom Origg
Ines
Shee
Bob Wotus
Lafe Douglas
Chuck Willett
Joe Jung
Meisch
Bob Morton
Frank Messina
al Xander
Joe Baresi
Dick Merkle
Ed Zewatsky
Phil Sample
Harry Hotchkiss
Wayne Skinner
Bob Hand
Gerald Staples
John Qesch
Shorty Doan
Paul Clark
Phil Semple
Robbie Robinsort
Roy Reed
Bowl-Aire
Blanche Zajac
Mildred Ornset
Avalon Center
Blanche
Mildred
Jean's Yam Shop
Meerhoft’s
Cael L
Corry Beverage
Zalzneck's, Inc
Mick's
McTries Steel
Cuban Champ Dislikes Fidel
Las Vegas report on Benny Paret, the Cuban welterweight champion, saying he would not relinquish his crown if he defeats Gene Fullmer for the Utah middleweight title share. Manager Alfaro notes Paret wants freedom from Castro’s Cuba and aims to become an American citizen. In Boise, Idaho, George Logan outpoints Alessandro Lavorante.
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Nev
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Kid) Paret
Cuba
Gene Fullmer
Utah
Paret
Manuel Alifaro
Cu‘yan
Fidel Castra
Ifaro
Alfaro
Aussro
Baylor Rides Bombs Nets For 50 Points
Lakers overcome Syracuse as Elgin Baylor leads with 44 points and 10 assists amid Army wait and trade talk. Celtics, 76ers, and Pistons win. New York tops Detroit 137 to something, with Johnny E. delivering late spark.
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Associated Press
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Army Fury
Los Angeles Lakers
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Lakers
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St Louis
Bob Pettit
Vern Hatton
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