Larry Johnson Third Teamer On All-State Squad
Harrisburg AP release notes 1963 All-State football honors with Larry Johnson of Corry earning third team and tying a double recognition for Beaver output.acknowledges Rettig and Dal as other backfield names and cites Johnson 1355 rushing yards 128 points in eight games.
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All-State PA football team named by AP for 1963
The Associated Press names the 1963 Pennsylvania All-State scholastic football team with first and second team selections across Ends, Tackles, Guards, Centers, Quarterbacks, and Backs. Notable names include Jim Beirne McKeesport, John Zeles Phoenixville, Bob Bazylak McKeesport, Bill Rettig Butler, and Dave Stofa Bishop McCort among others.
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John Zeles
Phoenixville
Tom McGrath
Butler
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Altoons
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Lock Haven
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Philadelphia Roxborough
Craig Stone
Central Dauphin
Bill Shalonsky
Minersville
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Mount Carmel
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Coatesville
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Mel Frye
Charlie Banks
Meyersdale
Dan Lucyk
Mahanoy Area
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Fairview
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Jim Lavinsky
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Wilson Borough
John Mikovich
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Blakely
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Kingston
Roxann Bradford Dominates Women's High Game at VFW
Roxann Bradford posted a 237 in the finale and a 544 series in the Ladies Rec reation League at VFW, opening with 158 and 149 in two games. Madelyn Cole also topped a 225 in town, with Jean Comitz, Willa Rhoades, Irene Kwiatowsky, and Hilda Popka posting solid scores. In Avalon Center, Kip Caruso and Berte Kane surpassed 200 in the Ladies B League, while Mary Pantte and Thelma Paulsen led Bowl-Aire B League. Industrial League saw Leon Brodeur 215, John Woodard 211, Ronied Marchitelli 206, and Ed Slagle 203.
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Willa Rhoades
Irene Kwiatowski
Hilda Popka
Kip Caruso
Berte Kane
Avalon Center
Kip
Berte
Audrey Rouse
Lorna Armburger
Barb Wickwire
Bertha Carroll
Gladys Thompson
Mary Pantte
Thelma Paulsén
Doris Houghtling
Peg Elebyn
Leon Brodeur
Bowl-Aire
John Woodard
Ronied Marchitelli
Ed Slagle
District 10 honors list includes multiple regional mentions
John Butters of Cor ry ve is noted among district regional honorees. Other Section Two players receiving honorable mention in District 10 include Bob Crispin Meadville Dick Thompson Warren Terry Snyder Franklin Ward Oil City Ted Stoudt Oil City Ken Palmiero Meadville Chick Venturella Oil City Chuck Kura Warren Ken Wolfe Warren.
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Corry Ve
Bob Crispin
Meadville
Dick Thompson
Warren
Terry Snyder
Franklin
Ward
Oil City
Ted Stoudt
Ken Palmiero
Chick
Venturella
Oi City
Chuck Kura
Ken Wolfe
Tittle Could Make Big Difference For Giants In Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh AP reports coach Buddy Parker believes Giants quarterback Y. A. Tittle will alter the Eastern title showdown with the Steelers. He cites Tittle's health and past game impact, while praising Steelers defenders Myron Potts and Bob Schmitz, and rookie Andy Russell's improved play.
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Steelers Lead In Only 2 Brackets
New York AP reports the Pittsburgh Steelers, while aiming for their first division title, lead the NFL in only two areas: most running plays and most field goals blocked. The piece notes narrow statistical advantages amid a broader title race.
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Beaver Cagers Bow To Rugged Trojans 71 41
McDowell's basketball squad overwhelmed Corry in Erie County on CAHL court, led by Tristy Moore with 24 points and John Bliley adding 16 as the Trojans rolled to a 71-41 victory. Corry struggled amid turnover pressure and the Beaver roster faced a tough, deep foe in Mill Creek's distinct squad with a 40-20 halftime deficit.
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Erie County
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Sparta Wins In Overtime At Townville 68 62
Sparta improved to 4 1 with a 68 62 overtime win over Townville after a 60 60 deadlock. John Linden led Townville with 22 points while Blaine Proper scored 35 for Townville in a losing effort. Sparta hosts Corry next, Townville hosts Corry Friday night.
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Larry Carter
Larry Morris
Bill Rose
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Corry
Boxing Convention in Manila Sets Stricter Rules for Boxers
The Oriental Boxing Federation met in Manila for its annual convention and planned to adopt tougher rules to reduce injuries among boxers. Delegates from Spartansburg and Townville attended, with figures cited on 13 1413.20 08 and 1320 1822 in the report.
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Junior High Quintet Falls to Titusville in Opener
Titusville defeats Cory 31 26 after a even 17 17 halftime score. Ed Parteh’s squad held to nine points in the second half while the Queen City boys tallied 14. Nick Downey led Cory with 12 points and eight in the second period. Harrington led Titusville with 18 points. Cory faces Youngsville Friday afternoon.
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Little Beavers
Ed Parteh
Queen City
Nick Downey
Cory
Downey
Harrington
Gary Blynt
Pete McLaughlin
Carmen Piccirillo
George Pain
Youngsville
Seniors Win Swim Meet At Corry High YMCA
McIntyre led the seniors to a 45 to 41 intrasquad win over the underclassmen at Corry High. He won the 10 yard butterfly and 10 yard breast stroke, with Tom Campbell, Tom Grice, and Art Butters also taking individual events. The 12th graders won the 160 yard medley relay with Amy Lundy Grice and Butters.
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Corry High
YMCA
McIntyre
Tom Campbell
Tom Grice
Art Butters
Dave Amy
Jim Lundy
Grice
Butters
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Ken Lacey
Jeff Wickwire
Alexander
Jerry Mick
al Bennett
Bob May
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Dan McMichael
Dave Fuller
Jim Mong
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Ken Marsh
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Jets weigh Dick Wood status for Saturday rematch
New York Jets expect a verdict today on whether quarterback Dick Wood will be able to play in the AFL rematch with the Bills after he twisted his left knee in Sundays game. Jets physician Dr. James Nichols examined Wood yesterday to determine his readiness.
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Ramsey Faces Foul Story Sparks Knicks Celtics Ruckus
New York fans pressured Celtics star Frank Ramsey after an article accusing players of provoking fouls drew NBA reprimand. Ramsey, in his ninth season, played 21 minutes and scored 15 points as Boston routed New York 182 to 118, while other NBA games featured Wilt Chamberlain’s 49 points and Philadelphia’s late rally against St. Louis.
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