Edinboro State cagers remain unbeaten in tourney title run
Edinboro State, 5-0 under Coach Guy Conti, triumphed 84-9 over Allegheny to win the first annual Kismet Grotto-Allegheny College Basketball Tournament. Tim Smiley led with 30 points, supported by Ron Beckett and Harry Ley in a high‑stakes finish as Mucha and Hampton boosted Allegheny. Mercyhurst won 65-51 in Geneseo action. Alliance and Behrend dropped games as Thiel beat Behrend 83-62.
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Corry Riflemen Edge Mayville in Chautauqua Rifle League
Corry's top shooter matched Mayville's No. 5 man as the Corry Riflemen fell 1955-1944 in a Chautauqua County match. Lyle Gifford and Marge Shayer posted 390s, Jim Shayer Jr. 989, Ernie Beutikofer 387, and Jim Shaver Sr. 386. decisive off-hand totals left Corry four tirds behind. Andrews retires after MLB career spanning Red Sox, A's, Kinetsu Buffaloes.
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Arkansas Wins Trip By The Associated Press
Arkansas earns its first Cotton Bowl berth in a decade after a 31-6 upset of unbeaten Texas A&M sealing a share of the Southwest Conference title. Scott Bull ran for a TD and threw for another as Arkansas’ defense dominated. Other teams like Wittenberg and Texas Lutheran captured division crowns amid a weekend of title races.
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Hoop Shoot Winners Announced At Local Contest
Elks Club Hoop Shoot at the high school saw two boys hit over half their free throws. Don Clayton won the 8-9 division with 1 of 25, while others tied or led in older groups. Trophy time follows a Dec 16 halftime shoot-off during Corry-Hickory game. Erie Blades drop 5-3 to Philadelphia Firebirds as NAHL standings shift.
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Brian DeFonzo
Todd Saltsman
Ryan Sample
Eddie Paver
Ned Bailey
Dee Ann Krepps
Amy Stec
Darcy Saltsman
Teddy Williams
Steve McEldowney
Lisa Catalfu
Jamie Paver
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Weekend High School and College Basketball Scores
A scrambled Saturday roundup lists McDowell 82 over George Junior 22. Cleveland St Joe 9 over Tech 7. In the Allegheny tournament Edinboro 95 over Allegheny. Geneva 75 over Forsburg 74. Mercyhurst 65 over Genesea St 1. Slippery Rock 71 over SI Vincent 66. Westminster 65 over Carnegie Mallon 3. Thiel 79 over Behrend 77. Indiana Pa. 83 over Alliance 62. Lock Haven 75 over Calif Pa 66. Wittenberg 79 over Point Park 53. SI Bona 63 over Georgetown 59. Canisius 60 over Niagara 60. Walsh 80 over Steubenville 72. Grove City 5 over Clarion 54. Steel Bowl Tourney Syracuse 0 over Pit 80. Nevada Las Vegas 84 over Duquesne 83 in a fir.
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Dolphins rally behind Strock to top Bills 31 21
Don Strock, a late-season starter after limited play, threw two TDs and ran for one as the Dolphins beat the Bills 31 21. Strock connected on 10 straight passes to build a 21 0 halftime lead amid injuries to Griese and Morrall.
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Maryland Dominates Opponents as Top Teams Hold Session
Maryland routed Richmond 98-71 while North Carolina beat Virginia Tech 88-75 UCLA downed Southern Illinois 81-60 and Texas edged Michigan 82-81. Alabama beat Providence 71-67 as several Top Ten clubs won, preserving the national rankings amid a busy college basketball Saturday slate.
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St Thomas 5 Captures Two in Elementary League Opener
St Thomas 5 opened at Wright School with two decisive wins. The Baby Crusaders beat Columbus 24-2 as Bob Ginn Tommy Miller and Bob Brigham scored six each. In the 6th grade game St Thomas led 10-0 after the first quarter and won 26-4 with John Brigham five field goals and Tim Joncas and Mike Cruz adding six apiece.
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