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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1962
Page
7
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Beaver Club announces its first annual foul shooting contest set for December 29 at Corry Area High School gym with four age divisions and a final January 4. Also preview of Spartansburg Spartans versus Townville with star Bob Wakmer and Larry Greer, plus local players and teams shaping the season.
Postponed Spartanshorg 55, Randolph 31 and Grove City 67 Oil City 54 lead a busy slate. Other results include Warren 63 over Youngsville 46 and Kane 47 over St Marys 37.
Corry High features two undefeated wrestlers Dick Malek and Art Dingfelder who hold perfect records. Malek posted two second period pins in as many starts while Dingfelder won quickly in the first period in both bouts. They travel tomorrow to Union City as the Beavers aim to rise above .500 after a loss to Townville and a win over Fort LeBoeuf.
Green Bay led with 10 positions on the NFL All Star team chosen by AP writers and broadcasters. The Giants and Detroit each placed four players, with notable selections including Tittle and Shofner for New York and Lane and Lary for Detroit.
New Boston ownership sent Pumpsie Green and Tracy Stallard to the New York Mets for Felix Mantilla with a third minor leaguer to follow. Philadelphia also acquired Earl Averill from the Angels for Jack Davis as interleague trades reach ten before the Saturday midnight deadline.
Sparta's unbeaten Spartansburg rolled past Randolph 55 to 31 for a fourth straight victory. Larry Greer scored 30, John Linden added nine, while Randolph star Crago and several teammates were sidelined by illness. Next up is Townville on Friday at Sparta.
Warren dominated Youngsville last night 68 to 46 as Jim Johnson and Bob Arnold scored 16 points each for Warren’s Section Two team. Regis Thompson and Steve Meleen added 12 apiece for the losers.
The Corry Mcwnwen basketball game between the Beavers and Trojans, postponed from last night due to weather, is set for tonight in Millcreek. CAHS athletic director Lou Hanna announced the 8 15 PM main game with a 7 PM junior varsity prelim.
Titusville junior high beat Corry 28 to 12 as Corry trailed 10–7 at halftime and were outscored 18–5 in the final two periods. Greg Brown led Corry with six points. Titusville's field bystanders and rebounds overwhelmed the Little Beavers.
The Associated Press panel named Ronnie Bull of the Chicago Bears as NFL Rookie of the Year with Merlin Olsen of Los Angeles finishing second with seven votes.
Mary Gincott led the VFW B League with a SOL triple and a 14 opening game. Blanche Zajac and Roxann Bradford posted 180s and 197s, while Ann Chase and Maydean Niedamus topped the Avalon and other leagues with 192 and 179 respectively. Industrial League saw Tom Smith at 215, Oscar Joncas 209, Ed Slagle 200.
Duquesne defeated Georgetown 68 56 in Washington D C to stay unbeaten. Gannon edged College of Steubenville 76 75 at Steubenville as Kim Cipella nailed a decisive late free throw in the second overtime. Dennis Cuff led Duquesne with 26 points while Willie Ross and Culp contributed strong rebounding.
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